along with the russian federation of course, but unlike the russian federation, the americans have theirpons outside the national territory. here are thirty-seven american military bases in europe at least six store american nuclear weapons of the order of two hundred nuclear chemical weapons. another class of weapons of mass destruction the us is the only country in the world that has not yet destroyed its stockpiles of chemical weapons, but there is no doubt that they retain the ability to use them in case they are needed and finally biological weapons. these are the laboratories that the americans use consistently surround the russian federation again, this is the same ukraine, but it’s not only about 50 american biological laboratories out of 300 are surrounded by the russian federation near its borders. well, of course, it poses an obvious direct threat to us, because the research that is being done there is at least the nature of a dual- use technology. and this means that at any moment the americans, if they need a fortune, firstly, to create a biological weapon, and secondly, to

my colleague works in the federation council. virasova. hello legislators priorities for the spring session of urban transport development is the construction of social infrastructure. here are just some of the topics of this issue about everything in more detail right now support for military personnel, as well as members of their families, the implementation of a special program for the development of new subjects of social assistance to citizens, improving the working conditions of teachers among the key tasks of the spring parliamentary sessions. specific tasks that we face today at this most important, decisive stage in the history of our country. we will definitely fulfill the unpleasant truth for the west total the contribution of the parliamentary commission to investigate the activities of american biological laboratories in ukraine, what it will be and the result, if we formulate the task in a big way, of course, is to ensure the security of our country and its citizens. dozens from the prospect of hundreds of items of vital drug

in addition, we see active mobilization processes taking place in the russian federation. first stage, according to our estimates, is completed. now the procedures are being completed . coordinating the conduct of battalion training exercises in the russian federation, and by the beginning of next year they will be ready for combat use. what do we expect? first of all, we expect to draw up the reserves of russian positions to our borders, this is the introduction of new units into our territory and the introduction of part of the units of territorial troops, and we are already observing this in the kherson region, this is the continuation of offensive actions in separate directions and the main goal, after all, will be the complete capture of the donetsk region and the maintenance of those temporarily occupied territories that are now under the control of the russian federation, and we still predict that there will be a change in the tactics of the russian federation directly on the battlefield, we are now noting the active training of so-called assault units in various di

i had to intervene at the federal level before this zenhower.ar as i understand, no exhortations helped, yes, regarding the state administration. well, i had to lead. ah, first of all, rebuild the national guard. uh. well, that is, the guards, the states, or fix the president, that is, to make, to be honest, a national guard, a. secondly, go to the territory of the e-e state of 1.200, and soldier a 101 air divisions , and these soldiers were divided, that is, specifically in order not to provoke conflicts and hatred of the local population or a lesson, but from the military continent and the continent were excluded all blacks of his military personnel. national guard nine yes, in general, black teenagers went to school for two months the first day and, under the protection of the national head, they generally had to be evacuated, because the crowd was going to be aggressive. after the guards left the little lesson after 2 months, the problems for black schoolchildren did not end. in general, it’s hard enough to have an academic year later in you

well , let's continue to talk about the mobilization of the russian federation, the mobilization thategan, in fact, never ended, but their new wave can be more large -scale, what are the accompanying consequences. it can drag not only for the situation on the contact line, but also for the russian federation as a whole . we congratulate sergey as a journalist. glory to ukraine, mr. sergey. well, how do you assess this mobilization reserve of the occupiers in the occupied territories? there is a lot of information from intelligence about what, in particular, in the south, in the east of the occupied territories, this mobilization has been going on for a long time, now it is being prepared by the russians in the south , that is, zaporozhye, kherson region those parts that are still under occupation, how much can this change the situation on the battlefield, please know, it is an interesting situation that this can change the situation in the rear, first of all, the russian army then it will be reflected in the situation on the battlefield. of course, on the battlefield, although all peo

is that it is a federation - it is about 90 e-e subjects of the federation, it is 90 different the borderseoples live with different mentality and culture with different religion with different ideology with different approaches to life and very often when the official russian authorities say that the russian federation is simply an orthodox country it sounds at least funny because now the orthodox in the russian federation are in the minority, if it didn't sound strange, andrii, why are these, as you say, different nationalities in the russian federation a-a m-m well, they just mindlessly agree to this war which russia calls ieds, agrees to mobilization, which continues and according to some reports, it will be continued as part of the general change of military doctrine proposed by shoigu, they are planning to increase the number of people who will be in the armed forces of ukraine over the course of several years a-a why so uh-uh well, i will say this in fact, well , this is also a certain mistake because not everything is so clear-cut in russia, for example, there are subjects of the f

that's not what the federal government is supposed to be for. it's supposed to protect our civil rights so we don't serve it, it serves us. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to direct their comments to the chair and not to other members in the chamber. the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: yeah, i'll say what the gentleman just said was terrible but this committee has absolutely nothing to do with that. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield two minutes to my very good friend, the gentleman from kentucky, mr. massie. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for two minutes. mr. massie: i thank the gentleman from oklahoma. the very words expressed by those opposed to this committee demonstrate the dire need for this committee. we've gone four years without oversight. and to quote shakespeare, the lady p

that is, we see that the russian federation is not yet able to ensure the e-e production of equipment in the necessary volumes and the recruitment of people who taking place in the armed forces of the russian federation does not meet their needs and requirements, on the other hand, from the negative side, it is necessary to clearly understand that putin does not care whether 100,000 or 200,000 or 500,000 russians are killed, and most likely he does not care about it yet the so-called deep russia itself also reacts. that is, it continues to willingly send its representatives to death , on the one hand, we have a situation where the russian combat potential is shrinking and exhausted , which will result in their attempt to end the offensive or the final battle, on the other hand on the other hand, we have a situation where all this costs us just as high losses on our side , and you should also always remember this. we have very good and reliable information from the allies, and regarding the supply of tanks, we have even clearer statements regarding aviation, here is today's statement.

the russian federation is not ready for serious negotiations. in your opinion, what factors can affect russia's compliance in addition to their specific defeats on the fronts and when roughly this could happen in the last nine years, exactly two things affect the first - this is a very serious increase in sanctions, not just to add two or three people to the list, but directly to something that seriously affects the economy and we see that finally a lot of sanctions have begun to act, we can see this from the figures that the russian federation is even officially ready to show, and the second is defeats on the fronts every time they voluntarily leave some territory, and we see calls from moscow that they are ready for victory, that is why it is a pity to simply say that certain international conditions are being created there, it is impossible only the situation that exists in the russian federation itself and on the battlefield on the territory of ukraine is the only such very incredible scenario that could also to encourage them a little bit i

does not have a work permit located on the territory of the russian federation without registration andunds, thus marinating is financially dependent on the curator receives a salary from him and is a person interested in the outcome of the case. wow, this is no longer funny. yes, this was never funny. i don't know why you refuse to greet us with help. in general, i’m just participating, even if anatolyevich rebyat never thought about it at all, in the name of the russian federation, in the name of the russian federation, the cabin of andrei leonidovich and minaev alexei vladimirovich were found guilty of committing a crime under the happiness of the third article 219 of the criminal code of the russian federation and sentence the cabin to andrey leonidovich 3 years in prison with deprivation of the right to hold positions related to the decomposition of responsibility for compliance with fire safety rules for a period of 3 years. minaev aleksey vladimirovich 2 years of svoboda decision with deprivation of the right to hold positions related to the objection of responsibility for compli

volodymyr zelenskyi is deprived of the russian federation federation of nuclear weapons for the turfomponent in general well, accordingly, the exclusion of the russian federation from the un security council, where it has definitely not been legally for a long time, oleksiy, let's talk about the presumably new wave of mobilization in russia. ukrainian intelligence says that it can be after january 15, what is this in practice for us, it means, in your opinion , will they go to fight en masse or will they flee the country en masse again, well, look, i'm not a military expert, i can only evaluate the policy of the military component of it process, but this, at least in my opinion, suggests that putin and putin's entourage, let's say, are not determined to use nuclear weapons because india and china have very clearly told them their position, that is, they essentially have the only element left to manage the situation - this is additional mobilization what's more, they have already announced that before the new wave, as far as we understand , the borders in the russian federation will a

of federal, civil or criminal law and the o.m.b. will manage the data base. the heads of executive agencies will be required to submit details about setment agreements. the parties who are actually involved in them. the specific violations and the dates upon which setment agreements were made. all information about setment agreements would remain public until five years after they terminate. the information in the agreements would remain subject to the freedom of information act but if the head of the agency decided to keep an entire agreement confidential, he or she would be required to provide a specific explanation of that action. . . . this would improve the transparency around these settlements which have made it difficult for the public to access or find. transparency is, of course, central to the rule of law. thank you, mr. speaker. and i will reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland reserves the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky. mr. comer: mr. s

in addition, we assume that the federal portal will, of course, contain all legal documents and federalaws, including those adopted in the latest edition. this is also very important. here again, such a verified source of legal information should be access to any legal services in the territory. russian federation and an explanation, it seems to me, of complex legislative issues, not only well, in some kind of written explanation there, yes, but and in interactive graphics, in particular , the federation council, and our press service has been doing such work for a long time and is engaged in explaining complex legislative issues. e, using graphic multimedia tools in a very simple , understandable language, answers questions that citizens of the russian federation may have, and it seems to me that such an integration of information resources of portals is right for both the russian federation and information resources created by the federation council of the state duma in other state bodies. this is also very another interesting prospect for the development of cooperation. uh, important

maria, in your opinion, what are the real, sober prospects of the exclusion of the russian federation from the un, the cancellation of the status of a permanent member of the un security council, because we know from of our government from the ministry of foreign affairs what ukraine is starting a series of procedures gives specific proposals and argues why russia is not there but is it an event and how convincing will this strategy be ours well, we realize that this is the path not short yes but again there is a strategy in order to a-a more prove to all other members of god that russia acquired its e-e membership precisely in the radbezion if it was illegal yes that is, even now e-e we see a clearly undefined plan that is, we understand that we have the russian federation, well, let's say so to deprive especially eh hm of the right of veto eh but there are several ways in principle, there is no such mechanism when a un country violates, well, all the principles of the un charter, unfortunately, do not have this mechanism. therefore, punishments and exclusions will act based on these

let's start with the usual ones mobilized in the russian federation.

council of the federal assembly of the russian federation valentina ivanovna matvienko dear senators of the russian federation colleagues today we are opening the spring session of 2023, which in every sense can be called a special milestone this year marks the 30th anniversary of the russian constitution and, accordingly, the federal assembly and the federation council during this time stable political institutions were formed in our country, built a modern economy and economy created a powerful system of social support for our citizens. russia has become a strong independent power that develops primarily on the basis of the interests of its people and its traditions its history is precisely this independence of self-sufficiency. we defend today. i am convinced that russia, as it has always been in our history, will cope with the aggression unleashed against us, because moral historical correctness is on our side and victory will certainly be ours, how confidently better than many forecasts. we went through last year, how our citizens rallied. our society all this has shown the true

the federal states to maintain these rates.be easy if we did not involve the federal lands in the construction on these lands, a great building potential over the years. we have already built 3.5 million m² of jelly on federal lands. now there is a million in construction, and the entire potential of 5.5 million square meters of such plots, which are given a second life, is based on projects for the integrated development of the territory of creation comfortable urban environment and dozens of examples across the country. one of them is tatarstan , our developer is very actively working on it and almost half of the construction is financed by the instruments that represent the houses of the russian federation and i think that this will be a very serious support for housing construction. tasks of our region of permits in eight residential buildings, a territory with a total area of ​​52 hectares, the company received a building lease through a new auction tool for a share of 7% of the constructed housing will give the house. rf

the federal government was sovereign. as the free soilers put it in 1848 congress can no more make a slave than a king. of the various features of the constitution invoked by slavery's opponents the most important. myfar the one that determined the fate of all the others was the reference to slaves slaves as persons rather than property. property question was the lynchpin of the slavery debate. defenders of slavery insisted that the constitution recognized and protected slaves as property opponents of slavery flatly denied that the constitution recognized a right of what is what was called property in man. and from those two contradictory readings of the text significant conclusions about slavery followed. beyond the text. there was the spirit of the constitution. as early as 1820 anti-slavery politicians claimed that the fundamental that fundamental human equality was the guiding principle of the constitution not only does the fifth amendment declare that every person was presumptively entitled to liberty and property. l

for joining the russian federation in september.m sergey alexandrovich since the topic of the elections has already begun, we are all, of course, waiting full-fledged, uh, elections, just the governor of the zaporozhye region. i think there are uh, and uh others. uh, also the administrative decision will, uh, be put up for a vote, when it will be possible to uh hold full-fledged elections in the region. under what circumstances under what conditions? well, uh, even in those conditions, uh, that were held in september, not just, full-fledged at the highest organizational technical and other levels of accession of the russian federation, technically , a referendum was held there organizational methodologically, therefore zaporozhye region, luhansk people's, the republic of donetsk republic, kherson region, these are the regions of the russian federation in all regions of the russian federation there is a single voting day in september, in which all elections take place, respectively, in their zaporozhye region and in all other new con

because on the one hand, they don't allow us in the russian federation.when i start asking, you know how, show me how many times you've applied, show me publicly condemnation that you appealed to you, you refused a public statement about it, show me at least one official report where you, as the international committee of the red cross , recorded that you were refused a visit to ukrainian prisoners of war . unfortunately, for me, this is an indicator of both non-compliance with the geneva conventions by the russian federation and on the other hand, the international committee of the red cross will not fulfill its direct duties, which are included in not all of my conventions. by the way, tomorrow there will be another meeting with the head of the monitoring mission of the international committee of the red cross in ukraine, who will once again officially confirm that ukraine, on its part, adheres to the geneva conventions , that they visit russian troops, if there they write letters to their relatives, call them, even receive the full range of medical car

force one touchdown at moffett federal airfield. president biden arriving in northern california to survey the damage caused by a series of strong storms. biden governor gavin newsom and senator alex padilla boarded a helicopter to take an aerial tour of the aftermath of flooding and mudslides that devastated the central coast. drenching rains, powerful winds, floods, landslides but you don't feel until you walk the streets or what do you do when you're able to walk after landing at watson ville airport, biden met with business owners and people impacted by the storms and capitola, where the governor toward last week high surf and storm surge caused major damage to restaurants along the capital of beach esplanade and took out parts of the town's worf waters received but we'll see the full extent of the damage to homes and businesses. and the farms and ranches and we now we know some of the destruction is going to take years to fully recover and rebuild. but we got to read not just rebuild. gotta rebuild better, extraordinary work. 9

in touch senator from the lpr member of the federation council committee on social policy chairman ofthe public council of the federal party project women's movement of united russia daria kvandratova gift of sergey hello hello, good morning alexandra good morning. tv viewers on january 28 , the hospital was shelled. in the new gift of the lpr, 14 people died, 24 were injured. what kind of assistance is provided to the injured and stephen of the deceased and will the hospital itself be able to continue working? to begin with, what really happened should be regarded as simply a monstrous war crime and the investigative committee has already initiated a criminal case under the relevant article, but, of course, there was no question of people. and i wanted to express myself deeply and useless and the families of the dead. rest assured that we will do whatever you support. eh, those who are those who suffered in this, but the enormities of the incident, but i must say that, of course, and this certainly was a targeted blow. approved by many departments. yes, and that is absolutely it. so

today it's 365,000 names redacted from the federal payroll and so we have a hard time even on federal payroll following the money. you got your supposed office. they refused to turn over the checkbook. they call it a trade secret. over the course of the last 11 years of the government accountable office has said the post office has lost $70 billion. we want o to review their line y line spending. open the checkbook at the post office, for example. >> host: when you say loss, they did lose a great fear in. >> guest: yes. >> host: so when it comes opening the book so it is a good you want wants to see you e impossible pentagon audit. your thoughts on auditing the pentagon. >> guest: the pentagon, so finally underneath president trump he made sure the pentagon was subject to an audit at the department of defense. i think they've been through four audits now and they keep flunking their audit. on jews are losing spending within very hard on the department of defense. use it or lose it spending looks at the contracting in the last 30 days of the fiscal year. and incredibly one out of every

average citizens of the united states, they support the struggle of ukraine against the russian federation and occupation, moreover, quite often they reproach the representatives of the democratic party for insufficiently effective provision aid to ukraine therefore well, it 's not worth making some er forecasts and sowing some panic mood from my point of view - it's very premature, to put it mildly, yuriy let's return to our de-occupied territories and to the current de-occupied, we know the future to the occupied, today we had an interesting conversation with larisa voloshyna. we talked about what to do with the collaborators and how to separate them from those who should be responsible for this collaboration, who should not be responsible and she is there expressed the opinion that according to various international conventions , if, for example, a person worked somewhere in the fire safety authorities, then he is not responsible for collaboration because well he only supported the life activities of the population that remained there in the occupied territories, they even reached the p

does the constitution empower the federal government to ban slavery from the territories? yes, lincoln answered. that is what the constitution allows and that is what the framers clearly intended. by lincoln's count, 23 of the delegates to the constitutional convention also voted in congress on various measures to ban slavery from territories and of the 23, 21 supported the ban. sot framers themselves endorsed banning slavery from the territories. but then lincoln shifted for the most important constitutional issue at stake. southerners were wrong to demand aggressive federal protections for slavery, lincoln said, for when you make such demands, this is a long quote, you have a specific and well understood illusion to an assumed constitutional right of yours to take slaves into the federal territories and hold them there as property. butbu no such right is specifically written into the constitution. that instrument is literally silent about any such right. we on the constitution deny that such a right has any existence in the constitution, even by implication. not only doe

and for those citizens of the russian federation who are eligible to receive.legal assistance, and in this regard, we have a federal law and the subjects have their own legislative acts on this matter, which define the list of categories e, citizens who count on such assistance, well, it is clear that the task of the portal, of course, is not limited to . we assume that soon here are 23 the year will be like this, the year of improvement of this information resource and more and more options will be added, concerning not only free legal aid. well, access to interactive access to legal education. well, at least it will be possible to get reliable information about whether this person is really a lawyer, has the appropriate status, how you can make an appointment with him, and so on, because you mentioned at the beginning of the question that there are a lot of resources, which offer legal assistance, but, unfortunately, there are a lot of fraudulent ones among them, and resources that do not actually provide such assistance. citizens will be misled by such resou

well, everything that is happening in the republic of the republic of belarus in the russian federationthe moment it is a threat to ours, we understand that everything that is currently being trained in the future can be used against er us use the republic of belarus, now both countries are and let's say, well, first of all, our enemy is the russian federation and our defense forces are all preparing for the spring campaign, no matter what , and winter in our own corrections , you can't conduct any strategic offensive operations because you can't to plan them, there are many factors that affect it, and the main thing that will develop and what the russians are preparing for with their own forces is that we are also preparing for this, we are preparing reserves for us, we see that our partners supply equipment and our main task now is to hold the defense for and prepare reserves in order to be ready, well, the same spring company in which i am sure combat operations are deployed and even stronger with new forces where when we come to the resource of the russian federation i do not say th

any tapping into the federal coffers warned. any federal usurps of these local and voluntary responsibilities would strike at the roots of he said, and laid foundations for the destruction of our liberties. sounding at times like an old testament prophet, he had admonished americans to solve their problems outside of government and, reject the opiates of public charity. moreover, he had practiced what he preached. in august, 1931, august hoover established the president's on unemployment to coordinate the country's relief preparations for. the coming winter. the new committee dispense no federal money. rather, it would assist existing network of local and nongovernmental relief agencies in an elaborate national campaign for private contribution. in mid-october hoover himself initiated, the appeal on national radio. by early winter, when the effort wound up, it had raised approximately $100 million. that would be more than ten times that amount in money. at least. $100 million. it had been the most successful volunteer fund drive

first of all, i got he'd recognize the complexity and enormity of the federal government is no federalorporation in existence when all those things were failing, that's one example. there was not the expectation of massive federal intervention that's now become a place. if there's any jittering in the economy return to the white house and congress and so on automatically we expect the president and political elites to respond and judged on how much they manage the economy. i think if you look at his layered prophecies and arguments against a new deal would probably still want the gold standard. for example, he probably a fiscal hawk as he turned into especially in the last two years, the depression and primarily because he thought the gigantic federald deficit would undermine foreign investors confidence in our stability and would lead to a run in the dollar collapse the gold standard in all sorts of bad things would presumably happen so i suspect he be -- if he's consistent now with what he was then, obviously times change and it's hypothetical but it's interesting the perspective on

no objections in the name of the russian federation, the court, having assessed the evidence providednds that svetlana ivanovna zhukova, as a witness in the criminal case, valery stanislavich zhukov, i am a person interested in the case, gave knowingly false testimony, but the court regards these illegal actions of hers without the qualifying sign of part two of article 307 of the criminal code of the russian federation, since in fact it was and only zhukov or stanislavovich who, in his deliberate denunciation, accused yezhovkin, an employee of the traffic police inspectorate, of committing a serious crime against him. to acquit andrey nikodimovich danilov on the charge of committing a crime under the first part of article 1086 of the criminal code of the russian federation for the absence of a preventive measure for danilov in the form of recognizing the right to rehabilitation of material evidence, a counterfeit bank note of the bank of russia in denomination of 1,000 rubles. keep in a criminal case. registration log. calling the taxi service to consider the verdict returned accordi

while federal emergency management agency is the lead federal agency on disasters, there are many federal agencies involved in the disaster response and it's critically important that these agencies are working efficiently to minimize joamp laps and utilize new technologies to streamline the processes. this legislation is going to establish a federal working group led by fema to coordinate with the council of inspectors general to identify waste in the streamline process. this is a good government bill and improve disaster recovery efforts, which were previously passed by the house by the 116th and 117th congress dances i urge support of this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. larsen: i rise in support of h.r. 255 the federal disaster assistance coordination act representative gonzalez coal own. this helps federal agencies to streamline and consolidate information following disasters. after major disasters, there is no time to wait for bureaucracy. following disas

are legal goals for us on the territory of the russian federation the republic of belarus can be saidf the russian republic of belarus eh they also become laws goals and here we need to make a decision on how we express them if it will be mass shelling or we will see clearly that they are flying i think that we have to give eh blows to those rather , the specifics of those missiles are such that in order to strike at kiev, they need to come as close as possible to the border and deploy their launchers somewhere nearby. maybe there is some minimum range and they will be under, let’s say so they will be able to be struck by our means. and we understand that this will mean a completely different stage of the cessation of hostilities, and we must be ready for this when we strike, which is possible. lukashenko could already officially support the aggression of the russian federation by the belarusian people, they can then say that ukraine is shelling us, that's why we enter the war and thus help the russian federation, that's why i have to say it again a political decision, a military-poli

indians loyal to the american federal government were coalescing around of both lady ahola who we can see in this rendering here though. his wife was a slaveholder. he promised freedom for enslaved people and many in nearby indian nations ran away to join him. phoebe banks whose parents had been owned by the creek perryman and macintosh families recalled her family joining gage as a postlay. ohola was known our fan all our family join up with him, and there was lots of creek indians and slaves in the outfit when they made a break for the north the runaways was writing pony stolen from their masters. she says, moreover many free blacks also favored his units unionist stance and joined the loyal creek camps which were growing in size. some estimated that a closely ahola had as many as 9,000 followers though. only 2,000 would have been fighting men. kernel douglas h cooper led over 1400 native confederates supplemented by the ninth, texas cavalry to attack and then pursue chief of both layaola and his band each of these three battles punctuated a postlay yehola's flight to kansas. there

russian federation of course, we cover very large areas, starting with st.petersburg, penza-kaluga, and moscow, that is, we try to cover large regions in the russian federation, as well as kazakhstan. well, kazakhstan occupies us. uh, if it sells out of the entire share, then it’s about 30, export, 27 is russia and three it will be, kazakhstan today, up to 75% of products are exported, produced by the enterprises of the concern white lek. prom, positive dynamics. exports are also noted for the supply of goods to turkey kazakhstan uzbekistan tajikistan and india the most brutal nazi unit of the second world war ss battalions dirlin wanger he arrived in belarus at the beginning of forty- second officially to fight the partisans, but the ss fought. mostly with the civilian population on their account, hundreds of thousands of destroyed lives, thousands of burned settlements in belarus, the unit was replenished with local collaborators. they along with the germans participated in punitive expeditions in the sixties of the last century. in minsk, several trials o

that overcomes -- there is no federalism question because federalism doesn't go there.more than interstate commerce . interstate commerce the federal government has to be involved. but the constitution specifically says one thing we cannot tolerate in this new union is giving governing power to people who are not accountable to voters. susan: you acknowledge there are some constitutional hurdles you have to overcome to pursue this process. when you see forward -- the -- what do you see as the path forward? philip: for people to rethink something they just assumed was -- and to see the harm that was caused. i would like people to see this and look what has happened to government. it cannot work. they are burning money and inefficiency because of unjustifiable restrictions on the way government operates. i think people need to understand the harm that has been caused to the public and i am already talking to several law firms and public interest law groups about having state officials bring action to declare collective bargaining agreements unconstitutional. susan: that d

existence the command that opposes the general staff of the minister of defense of the russian federation for this war and what does it mean for ukraine. look at them already , even the american institute for the study of war has already investigated the fact that two groups of e-e armed forces of the russian federation have formed first of all, this is kadyrov , prigozhin syroikin, this is the triumvirate, and on the other hand, this is hera, precisely if these are his leaders, well , respectively, the minister of defense and the chief of staff of the armed forces of the russian federation, they are these two groups each of them wants to show president putin that they should be the leaders of the armed forces of the russian federation and that all the resources that go to the armed forces should be allocated to them. i think that there is only talk about money because it a lot of money and they are competing for who will master it, and to put it simply, a little bit is sitting there so that it remains well, what is for russia these people who have resigned and why, er, prigozhin says tha

but we could not do that without federal support. final words. on january 4, we declared a state of emergency. four days later, before i could even request it, the chief of the staff of the president reaches out and says yes, in anticipation of what i had yet to request, and that was a presidential declaration. i checked my voicemail, the president had already left a voicemail saying what do you need? four days after that weight requested a major disaster declaration, the fema director was back out here with us after just a few days of detailed assessment and now we have over half a dozen counties in a major declaration. that matters. if you are cynical again, around government, relationships, or if you feel like things have become to polarized, consider these moments for the spirit of collaboration and cooperation seeks to define the best of who we are. and the best, of course, i think of who we are, in america is representing the person that i am honored to welcome. to his podium. it is an honor to have you back your mr. president, mr. -- lazin

it seems like 100 live in the russian federation .refore, we need to continue the old bander slogan that the will of the peoples is the will of the people and persistently implement it so that each country is separate. on its own, vladimir, a statement was made today, or rather, this statement was made by johnson, boris johnson , the prime minister of great britain, in the movie putin vs. the west, and johnson gives his impressions of communicating with putin on the eve of the invasion of the russian federation on the territory of ukraine, he told about how these negotiations with putin were conducted and what putin said at some point , he means putin as if he threatened me and said in boris i don't want to hurt you, but with a missile it will take for just a minute, the bbc, which retells this dialogue in the film putin vs. the west, reports that the telephone conversation between putin and boris johnson took place on february 20 of the second year, and that putin's comment was made after johnson's warning that the war in ukraine wil

of zelenskyi's interview with the german television company ard and his articulated questions to federalhancellor olaf scholz, you must clearly understand when the russian army is against us in which has 1,000 tanks well, there is simply no one to fight there, they are afraid, they are not motivated - this is a plus for us well, when they have tanks, you are not one country with the solution that they need 10 tanks, 20 tanks, 50, they do not solve problems, they do only one very important thing, they motivate our soldiers fight for their value because it shows that the whole world is with you. i have 10 tanks, take everything. i have tanks . well, take everything. i have one tank . all what did he do? mayer and schulz and the bundestag and i really are talking. but you ask me specifically about this episode. i believe that it is not the time for trade . 2,000 leopards in different countries and without a manufacturer, without manufacturer sanctions, such tanks used to talk about it. they could not come to ukraine. meanwhile , the ranks of germany will not prevent the supply of german leo

federal forestry agency . an emergency response reserve is already being formed.undred experienced firefighters. well, the technique of equipping aviation security, it is necessary to ensure their prompt delivery to the affected regions in order to start as early as possible

-mexico border to discuss security and immigration issues with local and federal officials. he was greeted in el paso by texas governor greg abbott. during the trip he toured a port entry and a section of the border wall. he also visited the el paso county migrant support center. this is president biden's first trip to the u.s.-mexico border. following the el paso visit, he heads to mexico city where he meets with the president and canadian prime minister justin trudeau later today. the. no, i. i gave the president a letter from a to him outlining the chaos that is refusal to enforce the border laws has caused the state of texas. i'll tell him how thousands of texans have lost their lives. tens of thousands of texas have been have their lives destroyed by his open border policies. but most importantly, have provided to us something that he has for the president, has for solutions from republicans. in the letter that i gave, i provided five solution that already exist under current united states law. all we ask the president to do is to enforce these five standards under amer

that's been exacerbated by federal spending. obviously the fed has a certain role in monetary policy but the fiscal house has a key ingredient to the experience we have here in the united states, pre-ukrainian invasion. can you explain how massive spending bills impact inflation, price instability and thereby housing prices? >> certainly in 2021 we saw 6% increase in consumer price inflation in use. that's only happened three times. the first time was in 1952 when the u.s. economy was growing rapidly, 25% pretty big number and the federal government increased spending by 50% to prosecute the korean war. federal spending in hot economy, consumer price inflation jumps i do. and nothing to offset it. that's exactly what was on 2021. $1.9 trillion american rescue plan was about 50% increase in typical federal spending. they did nothing to counteract it. we saw a big jump in inflation rates and questioning a big root of the current inflation problem. the other episode was 1974 with the opec oil embargo, global oil prices quadrupled o