republic ahmed attaf signed a convention between the russian federation and the algerian people's democratic republic. uh, the extradition of konstantin chuichenko. minister of digital development of communications and mass communications of the russian federation maksud igorevich shadayev and the minister of foreign affairs and national diaspora abroad of the people's democratic republic of algeria ahmed attaf signed an agreement between the government of the russian federation and the government of the people's democratic republic of algeria on cooperation in the field of mass communications. minister of agriculture of the russian federation dmitry nikolaevich patrushev and minister of agriculture and rural development of the people's democratic republic of algeria mohammad abdel-hafitene signed an agreement between the government of the russian federation and the government of the people's democratic republic of algeria on cooperation in the field of quarantine and plant protection. minister of culture of the russian federation olga borisovna lyubimova and minister of culture and arts of

that in the optics, of course, except for human rights to sail on again and decide special from federal democrats, us and the see now see they are north going to lecture india about the human rights situation. we make our views known. we do so in a way where we don't seek to lecture or search the we don't have challenges ourselves. ultimately, the question of where politics and the question of democratic institutions go in india is going to be determined within india by indians. it's not going to be determined by the united states, but it sounds a bit or considering the us long lecturing doctors in the country and was never mind what's happening in their own backyard, but lectures and pressures know what not. and in this case, the police despite precious from the west select by the us to got ties, wouldn't law school. india has mostly maintained its relationship boss. the relationship between the 2 countries, india and russia, probably one of the last year. also, moscow continues to be new to at least 12 or supply or india continues to buy more and more military supplies from moscow. but let's ge

federal democrat jamie raskin trying to down play concerns about biden's age. listen to this. >> i think that joe biden rightly says that he has grown very wise in his many decades in public office and i respect that , so i think that he deserves to be judged by the results of his administration and what he's gotten done in terms of a bipartisan infrastructure law that inflation reduction act, lowering prescription drug prices. really that's what should matter to us as the people. ashley: charlie, congressman raskin says we should judge biden on the results he's delivered. how do you respond? >> oh, i think he will definitely be judged by the results that he has delivered but you know what's interesting about this is no amount of spin from jamie raskin or the new york times can cover up what people know and feel and that's what's so damaging, i think, for the biden administration about that fall at the air force academy. it happened live on television. no matter how much many in the media will try to suppress that, and keep people from see ing that, the world s

i am a deputy, i am the leader of the federal democratic parties. am the son of loving parents, whom i am proud of, and the grandson of my grandparents, whom i loved very much, but they are no longer there, and also the father of two beautiful daughters, for whom, if you have to be ready to see, you did it in less than a minute, an amazing experience. we have 100 participants in the studio. everyone has their own question for you , let's see how much you have time to answer. who will ask the first question. hello, my name is lisa in the world of politics. you are a satisfied famous and successful person. do you think success is more about luck or hard work on success is necessarily luck , too, sometimes you work hard, but the stars must converge, but luck will not work without labor, therefore, work and believe success. sometimes a person does not have the patience to wait. it seems to him that all luck has turned away from me. no, you just didn't wait. does your recognition give you any privileges? there are pluses and recognition there are minuses

self—determination, but our programme and other parties as well, our programme is a secular, democratic, federalservice but by being enshrined in the constitution. a future inside iran, not separate from iran? inside iran, yes. i'm very mindful of your own personal history. your father was intimately involved with that short—lived moment in 1946 where the kurds of iran thought they had created their own state of mahabad. and the soviet union at the time appeared to sign off on that but by the end of �*46, the shah had completely destroyed that reality. but your father wanted an independent kurdistan? i do not deny the legitimate aspirations and dreams of the kurdish people, and i don't decide for them, for future generations but our programme for the foreseeable future, for this generation, and we are responsible for this generation, and only, is a federal state where the rights of kurds are preserved within iran, within a democratic, secular iran. that is a very interesting phrase used "for the foreseeable future", i wonder what iranian nationalists, people who live far, far away from the north

right to self—determination, but our programme and on other parties as well, as a secular, democratic, federaly paying lip service by being enshrined in the constitution. the future inside iran, not separate from iran? inside iran, separate from iran? inside iran. yes- _ separate from iran? inside iran. yes- i'm _ separate from iran? inside iran, yes. i'm very - separate from iran? inside iran, yes. i'm very mindful separate from iran? inside i iran, yes. i'm very mindful of our iran, yes. i'm very mindful of your own _ iran, yes. i'm very mindful of your own personal— iran, yes. i'm very mindful of your own personal history, i iran, yes. i'm very mindful of. your own personal history, your father was intimately involved in that short lived moment in 1946 with the kurds in iran thought they had created their own state of mohammed bad. in the soviet union at the time appeared to sign off on that but by the end of 1946 the shah of iran had completely destroyed that reality. but your father wanted an independent kurdistan? yourfather wanted an independent kurdistan? i do your father wanted an ind

not only that a liberal democrat appointed federal judge agrees with me, her name is jackson. nton had stuff in his sock drawer. judicial watch, sued they want they stuff. and in part here is what democrat another obama appointed judge said in response in defense clinton, under the sta statutory scheme decision to segregated personal materials is made by the president, during the president's term -- that is what she wrote in march of 2012, never appealed. she says since president is entrusted with management and disposal of presidential records during his time in office, it will be difficult for this court to conclude that congress intended he would have less authority to do what he pleases with what he considers to be his personal record, she said he has thought. to make such a decision. what about the espionage act? remember presidential records act does not have a criminal penalty. but espionage act. what about that? october of 2022, american bar association hardly a conservative organization, talking about the espionage action this case president at powers. here is what the

last year, laura con, i'll just there a little earlier i spoke to a former federal prosecutor who is a democrat, as well as a republican strategic strategist and lawyer about the federal indictment against donald trump. there's part of that exchange, and i'm sure that what jack smith wants here is for this trial to be held before the election. and i'm sure what donald trump wants is to delay this trial any way he can until after the election. so in terms of scheduling and timeframe that is definitely a factor. and we're already seeing a potential delay right out of the chute today because trump really doesn't have a lawyer. i mean, he has the lawyers that are appearing for him. but if the 2 lawyers he had on this case quit hours after the indictment came out, i think i have theories as to why they quit, but they quit. so the 1st delay right out of the chute, could be trying to delay the rain man today be while he continues to seek to hire attorneys. on the point you were making that it does change the way to prosecute a working task. and can you just, can you just lift the curtain a little bit

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i am sure that zelensky raduzhny will kiss and swear allegiance to federal-democratic values, yes, butnings of the war for ukraine, here is the cry of zelensky in moldova like. well, how long will you keep us in the dressing room he returns us. what is called the origins of the cause of this war for ukraine that everything started we remember that in ukraine there was first maidan and a hereditary coup in order to remove yanukovych, who was allegedly the main obstacle to ukraine's entry into nato and the european union this coup took place in order to it was necessary to call on the nazis to carry out this coup for his participation, because that liberals love them. they were not able to overthrow by force of arms, the current authorities of the nazis urged they demanded their share in the renewal and power in its politics. they got it. this led to the fact that the southeastern territories began to break away from ukraine , which they wanted to live in a state allied with russia, and in the state that suddenly turns into an enemy of russia , all russians did not want to live, in the e

their turn, achieved a reduction in spending in the social sphere as well as in the federal budget, and the democrats preserved the taxation of the wealthy americans, as well as special permits for green energy , in turn, the leaders of both republicans and democrats called this bill a victory over the opponent. plan in this bill that said from day one it required a joint bipartisan effort we knew we needed to come together to vote on the appropriate solution so i happy to announce today why this important legislation was passed it's great this is one of the best meetings i've ever had since i've been here i thought it would be difficult i thought it would be almost impossible just to get the 218 votes needed but now i see a brand new day we they were woken up, maybe the democrats really listened to our congressmen spoke i don't even know katya's good optimism 40 seconds remain , what are the next steps with no bill approved in the congress is considered a law until it is signed by the president biden of the united states of america actually promised to do it today and also promised to speak at seven

democratic leader hakeem jeffries outlining his party's legislative agenda on capitol hill. he talks about a gop budget proposal for fiscal year 2024, abortion legislation, and the federal indictment of former president donald trump. this is about 20 minutes. >> up next, house democratic leader hakeem jeffries outlining his party's legislative agenda on capitol hill. he also talks about a g.o.p. budget proposal for fiscal year 2024, abortion legislation in the states, and the federal indictment of former president donald trump. this is about 20 minutes. mr. jeffries: good morning. house democrats will continue to grow the middle class, invest in everyday americans and strengthen the economy. that's an agenda that will continue to put people over politics, focus on lower costs, better paying jobs, safer community, fighting for reproductive freedom, building an economy that works for the middle class, for everyday americans, and that is built from the middle out and the ground up. that's our vision for america. that's the work that we have been doing. and will continue to do. on the other hand, extreme maga republicans have shown us who they are this week. their economic agenda has

a reason. >> former president trump will appear in court after being indicted on federal charges. >> all these democratsming guilt, they might want to read the constitution. >> what would you bring to joe biden's presidency. >> we are moving in the right direction. >> are joe and hunter biden has hunter biden of his conversation with them. >> that's a bunch of tha

she is also the ranking member, the top democrat, on the select subcommittee of weaponization of the federal government and member of the intelligence committee. stacey plaskett, let's begin with you our role in the intelligence committee. from the indictment against former president donald trump for taking classified documents from the white house, the classification markings found in his office were 27 -- the number with top-secret markings -- secret 18, confidential three. 11 in the closet had the top-secret marking, 33 secret, and 28 confidential. can you tell us what protocols you have to follow as a member of the intelligence committee to view these types of documents? guest: thank you so much for having me. great question. of course, the president is going to be viewing documents in a different way than congress. but all documents are kept secure in a very confined location. when i am in the intelligence skip, which is a very secure area of the capitol, members cannot bring cell phones in, cannot bring electronics into the area for fear that some of the information make it out. that t

the new vector, who arrived in kaliningrad from forty subjects of the russian federation in connection with the democratization of the profession, which implies itself. uh, the development of technical resources there, the reduction in the cost of technology , the possibility of obtaining education online , the possibility, well, the regions themselves are the governors and heads of the regions. they are more active they invest in cinema, and this is given more attention, because cinema is, among other things, the development of tourism thanks to high-quality , uh, filmed in unique locations and tourists come to this region who have watched this movie or this series the urals has become a revived sverdlovsk film studio, which fills the shortage of personnel with educational programs and film laboratories, which allows you to find not only new authors for the game. documentary films, but also trains specialists to provide filming process, however, education does not solve the problems with the equipment of the site, not all of the king's graphically developed regions have uh, that uh, well, like a technical cir

democrats are in was on the. >> no, it is north of 95 % of federal employees that make a donation go to democratic party, some agenciesartments it 100%, they could leverage the department of justice, but security and exchange commission, they use different levers to get after america and do whatever they want. which is to implement the far left agenda. do you think that joe biden and kamala harris are making these decisions? no. absolutely not. it is the put puppeteers. mark: a great book, we need push back systematically. by using the constitution. a great book, you can get it on amazon.com. we'll be right back with jason chaffetz. mark: welcome back america. you know this is really quite amazing, i talk about books that i really like, by authors i feel you really need to be exposed to. some you know. this book, so timely, president puppeteers, i encourage you to get it on amazon.com any major bookstore, if is in plain english, tells about your own government from someone who was there and saw it, jason chaffetz, what can states do? >> i think the states are the solution, your governor your attorney general they coul

attorney named aileen cannon, to a lifetime appointment on the federal judiciary. 12 democrats voted with republicans to approve her nomination, including senator diane feinstein, who was the top democrat on the judiciary committee at that time. during his presidency, trump appointed 231 judges to the federal bench. which was an impressive number. one of the most successful parts of the entire trump administration was his reshaping of the federal judiciary. it was in many ways the reason so many conservatives held their noses in support of trump, the promises he made on the promises he kept about filling the courts with conservative judges. i'm so, aileen cannon was a part of that broader trump success story at the courts. but if you are a democrat, and even if you are a republican, there were reasons to oppose a judge cannon's appointments. reasons that went beyond ideology. just 38 years old, aileen cannon had very little experience for someone nominated to be a federal judge. very little. she had never held a judgeship before, she had worked as an assistant u.s. attorney in florid

federal system. but is there any fear on the democrat side that this indictment could actually work? deal. we know that president biden can be trump. so i mean, i don't see it happening that way. what i do see is problematic is what you started with. this idea that it was the presidents that didn't. i think this is where we start to get some violent activities. we have seen just recently the young man who is actually from my home state of missouri who decided that he wanted to drive this u-haul into, i know the child is going to do. but we know that the insights of violence when they promote this propaganda and this ignorance. you and i both know as you already stated, not only was that u.s. it is in, what we are talking about floridians. we are talking about his neighbors and his actual peers. and you know you guys opposed to the number of times. we know that florida has not necessarily been joe biden country. i mean, if this is really a joe biden thing i'm sure he would've chosen a different venue. other than florida. but i applaud jack smith because he has decided to take every pr

democrats are in was on the. >> no, it is north of 95 % of federal employees that make a donation go to democratic party, some agenciesould leverage the department of justice, but security and exchange commission, they use different levers to get after america and do whatever they want. which is to implement the far left agenda. do you think that joe biden and kamala harris are making these decisions? no. absolutely not. it is the put puppeteers. mark: a great book, we need push back systematically. by using the constitution. a great book, you can get it on amazon.com. we'll be right back with jason chaffetz. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people t

federal officials including democrats u.s. senator bob casey and u.s.te. both men emphasizing the importance of the demolition work which began today. i-95 is now close to both directions here in northeast philadelphia. the tanker truck was carrying a 500 gallons of gasoline fuel when it caught fire under the overpass early sunday morning. the fires he'd caused a portion of i-95 northbound lane to crash and this also compromised the southbound lanes. investigators say the truckers company has been cooperative but right now there are no plans for a criminal investigation. get this. some drivers felt the southbound lane start to buckle moments before the northbound lanes came crashing down. state leaders say they are looking to rebuild in the quickest but safest way possible. u.s. democratic congressman brandon boyle saying it's vital to get this job done soon. >> i dear you to find a more densely populated 40 or 50-mile area than right here around 95. he was going to be impacted from new york city to well south of here. >> governor josh shapiro says it r

switch today at xfinitymobile.com. >> welcome back we just heard the house democratic view of donald trump's federalwith the view from the senate. , joining me now is democratic senator tina smith of minnesota. we appreciate you being with us tonight. specifically because to my knowledge and my politics nations team you have yet to make a statement about donald trump's federal indictment over his handling of classified materials. what can you tell us as the nation awaits his arraignment in less than two days. what can you tell us about how you view this? >> thank, you reverend sharpton. this indictment is stunning. it lays out evidence of a brazen attempt to obstruct justice. i don't see how the department of justice could have done anything other than indict the former president the evidence that they lay out show that not only did he take documents, but he also kept them when he was supposed to return them, he had, them and then he lied about it. and a nation of laws, the only thing the department of justice could do would be to indict him. >> as i asked congressman jeffries earlier, how do you re

federal charges. >> all these democrats that are presuming guilt, they might want to read the constitution. >> what would you bring to joe biden's presidency. >> we are moving in the right direction. >> are joe and hunter biden has hunter biden of his conversation with them. >> that's a bunch of that linebacker. >> i'm proud. >> a job extremely well done. >> denver nuggets can finally call themselves nba champions. >> mvp. >> being in moment is all i can ever ask for. >> brian: congratulations to them but now we have this bad news. a are fox news alert. the military revealing 22 american service members were hurt in northeastern syria sunday in what's being described as a helicopter mishap. >> u.s. central command says the troops are, both, receiving treatment for their injuries and 10 have been evacuated to higher care facilities. cause of the incident is currently under investigation. no enemy fire was involved or reported. >> u.s. military has kept a force of at least 900 troops in syria, including a number of contractors as part of operation inherent resolve. their noncombat mission is to advis

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today federal officials including democrats, u.s. senator bob casey, and u.s.boil touring the collapsed site. both men emphasizing the importance to demolition work which begins today by the way, saying that it's necessary to get it done so rebuilding can get underway as soon as possible. i 95 is now closed in both directions here in northeast philadelphia. the tanker truck was carrying 8,500-gallons of gasoline fuel when it caught fire under the overpass early sunday morning. the fires heat caused a portion of i-95 northbound lane to crash and this compromised the southbound lanes too. investigators say the truckers company has been cooperative and right now, there are no plans for criminal investigation. get this. some drivers felt the southbound lanes start to buckle moments before the northbound lane collapsed. state leaders say they are looking to rebuild quickest but safest way possible. u.s. democratic congressman brendan boil is saying it's vital to get this job done soon. >> i dare you to find a more densely populated 40 or 50-mile area around 95 that

what could be more anti-democratic then federal censorship with ordinary americans -- the first amendment on social media, it radically democratize the speech. this is the most pro-democratic -- so every citizen can decide for themselves, without interference or federal facials, as to what their opinion is. we can participate in a free market ideas, with freedom of expression, freedom of association, to engage in that. that is what we see under direct assault by a whole army of federal officials, in this case finally, i would emphasize that this should not be -- censorship violates the first amendment no matter what federal fissures are going after. everyone in this chamber should oppose the kinds of pressure, collusion, deception, all the things you see in our evidence in this case. federal officials should not be in the business of saying what americans can and cannot say on social media. those of the conclusions that i would offer the american people. -- >> thank you for what you have described. what an incredible summary and statement of where we are in this country. we appreciate wha

to release him calling out the russian federation for their legal kidnapping and imprisonment of mr. welland. >> a democratchigan, thank you for being with us here on the bbc. to france where president macron has said that the fatal shooting of a teenager by police in paris is unforgivable. the 17-year-old was killed last night after failing to stop in order to buy police and his death sparked protests and clashes with dozens of cars satellite. the williamsons reports -- lucy reports. >> calm, the plea from the french president. the word last night was rage. the shooting of 17-year-old niall yesterday setting a light between the french suburbs and the french state. because a traffic check was caught on camera, a brief discussion at gunpoint, then as he drives off, the officer appears to shoot him through the window at point-blank range. >> his mother said in an online video that they had taken her baby away. >> he needed his mother, he kissed me good my in the morning and said i love you mom. i was told someone shot my son, what should i do? he was my life. he was everything to me. >> the death of young pe

democratic forces formed in the ninety's. and it's created a lot of hub, okay, that's the federal region of western. you've gotten back just next to the board though with the democratic republic of congo, a board. it shows a good tons and you managed to address the lead to a quite jemima and handed them over to that you've gotten into. so it is, and it's still in custody, but that does not stop this group from creating a new lead to should be no part rating main name, the force of the democratic republic of come away. you've got an extra good permission to go there and hunt them down into possibly of course you may not have the talk to the talk to school like that 25 years ago. bunch of dimitra, cute, a to students and objects it over $100.00 dw is nearly as montgomery from kampala. thank you very much. the sports news in tennis district got open final saw the us is francis t f. o. take on germany's young glen. it's 12 3rd seats. yeah. eventually clinched victory over his seated opponent. but he was made to work for it by spa who has found a new level late in his career. and just in time for next mon

federal indictment. obviously, nearly all democrats. but two thirds of independence, approve of the federal indictment.at is one of donald trump's sort of selling points, that is trying to convince americans it is all politics. seven in 10 americans say some politics or politics plays a major role. two thirds of independence believed as well. but look at this number, six in 10 want donald trump to end his campaign now after this indictment. nearly all democrats. again, 62% of independents, say trump should end his campaign now. >> if it comes to biden versus trump, what then? >> this is the campaign that no american wants, according to the polling. to see a repeat. and look at this, you see, they are equally unpopular. joe biden is favorable and unfavorable in the pool, 32% favorable, 56% unfavorable among omega cans. donald trump is roughly the same, --. these are two unpopular folks he may end up taking each other on for a second time in 2024. >> buckle up. >> are you confuse? marks adequate >> i'm always excited when he's up early to hang out with us. >> let's bring in political commentator and host

on this. donald trump, the 1st former president to face federal charges. joining us from sarasota, florida is one philippe called skis, a democrat form of florida state and federal prosecutor. also joining us live as adults of franco. he's in washington dc, your republican strategist and lawyer, a gentleman i want to hear from both of you on obviously the political ramifications of this. and we have to start there because donald trump, of course, is running for the republican nomination. he is the front runner. every aspect of this i have to say is remarkable. florida. i beg your pardon, ron, how do you look at this? i mean, just politically big picture. let's start there. a politically remains to be seen. i mean, the, what the, most of the republican polls. so we learned this from ronda sentences. internal polling that leaked with 35 percent of the republican party is trump or died, meaning no matter what they're sticking with. trump, the question is, what is the other city 5 that we really there hasn't been bur totally, that has come out since the indictment so that that's really the be all right, we're struggling with the aud

department of justice and president biden hours after entering not guilty plea in federal court in miami. >> brian: democratsng mostly silent, want the attention on republicans. >> ainsley: jonathan is live in miami. good morning. >> jonathan: good morning. after this hearing wrapped up issue the former president struck a defiant tone and accused the biden administration of orchestrating this to suppress his chances in the 2024 presidential race. listen. >> today we witnessed the most heinous abuse of power. it is like out of a fascist or communist nation. >> jonathan: mr. trump pleaded not guilty to all 37 charges. he was digitally fing areprinted and instead of a mugshot issue the feds uploaded a preexists photo. the judge did not impose traveling restrictions on him. hundreds of trump supporters and anti-trump protesters gathered. one wearing a striped uniform was arrested after running with a sign in front of trump's motorkayden hern. for the most part, it remained civil. trump had several stops, saying help birthday issue today is mr. trump's 77th. on the democrat's side, hillary clinton weighed in givi

indictment. 61% of americans overall in this poll approve of the federal indictment in the documents case. you see overwhelmingly among democratse indictment, about a quarter of republicans now. americans do broadly see politics playing a role in this. 71% say so in this federal indictment. even a slim majority of democrats say politics is playing a role in this. clearly independents and republicans believe that as well. a majority of americans, dana, 59%, six in ten, say donald trump should end his campaign now due to these federal charges in the documents case. 90% of documents. 62% of independents think he should end the campaign now. only quarter of republicans. that all gets at the question inside the republican party whether or not donald trump is their best foot forward to beat joe biden in november of 2024 and what you see here is a split decision amrepublicans. 51% say their chance is best for victory with donald trump and 49% say their chances would be better with someone else. >> fascinating numbers. n i know you're coming over to the table and while you do, there's a lot of numbers there, it would be good for our vi

was the federal government and ally of the civil rights movement? it is run in large part by southern democrats. was the federal government going to get behind the equal rights of people of color in the united states? with this speech, kennedy changed that completely and said, from now on, we will. host: let's watch a little of that speech from june 11, 1963. [video clip] >> we are confronted primarily by a moral issue. half of the question is whether all americans ought to be supported, equal rights and equal opportunities. whether we are going to treat our federal -- fellow americans as we want to be treated. if an american because his skin is dark cannot eat lunch in a restaurant open to the public, if he cannot send his children to the best public school available, if you cannot vote for the public official to represent him. if he cannot enjoy the full and free life which all of us want, who among us will be content to have the color of his skin changed and stand in his place? who among us would then be content with the council of patients and delay? 100 years of delays have passed since pr

was the federal government and ally of the civil rights movement? it is run in large part by southern democrats. was the federal government going to get behind the equal rights of people of color in the united states? with this speech, kennedy changed that completely and said, from now on, we will. host: let's watch a little of that speech from june 11, 1963. [video clip] >> we are confronted primarily by a moral issue. half of the question is whether all americans ought to be supported, equal rights and equal opportunities. whether we are going to treat our federal -- fellow americans as we want to be treated. if an american because his skin is dark cannot eat lunch in a restaurant open to the public, if he cannot send his children to the best public school available, if you cannot vote for the public official to represent him. if he cannot enjoy the full and free life which all of us want, who among us will be content to have the color of his skin changed and stand in his place? who among us would then be content with the council of patients and delay? 100 years of delays have passed since pr

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