proclaimed himself the head of the yakimov village council of the melitopol district of the russian federation when were toys for special attention his use of the swastika of the russians when writing his own surname is a sign of stench and abomination; the traitor carried out a number of activities to prepare and organize an illegal referendum; he covered all his activities as zookeepers on the youtube channel; he held meetings with children in schools; he received so-called humanitarian aid from the russian federation; he monitored education other collaborators of the security forces and organized parades became absolutely second in comparison to the ukrainian one, which was because i first had to live in that ukrainian one and it was true. in fact, it was a strange country, where every truth was turned into a lie, a lie, the truth. it turned out to be the history of this. the identity of our best people with each new video of the beggars just hit the bottom, although where can this scoundrel fall? on september 28 last year, the sbu reported suspicions of collaboration activities, and on november

you as the head of the federation when compared with past tournaments.inside russian, which has been improved. what components can be, uh, from the point of view of the organization an indication of the organization always at the highest level of our partners, from which we have been working for a long time. there , for more than ten years, he always fulfills his obligations. there are no problems here. therefore, from the point of view of organization, everything here is, as it were, at the highest level. well, i can say that we are now holding a finnish scoring test for the two best e, distances . za-e, the amount of points, which, according to the amount of which, an additional prize fund will be drawn. well, let's say the winners are those who pick up. we will see this number in goblet. e at the russian cup final here in kazan, there is a feeling that, if we consider this particular russian championship that has ended, then young e guys have. here i managed to instill myself better than in the past. i mean, maybe rylov and kolesnikov have moved a lit

about the russian federation, they did not have a single stage in the history of the russian federation , when, when society began to resource and think about what was happening, there were small gaps there well, in the last 100 years, twice, the first time is, or three times, the first time is in the 17th year, but it was closed very quickly , the second time, during the khrushchev thaw, but they started like that and never ended. and the third time in the 90s, when really the 80s and 90s, when there were really great attempts to make a certain reflection, but it was not suppressed sufficiently hard . they definitely cannot come up with something positive, that's why we have this product of a deeply archaic society that doesn't want to look at itself, and who for them is here to act as a psychotherapist with whom they can talk about their problems? or well what kind this can happen, first of all, a change of power in the russian federation is needed for this, it is first of all a second moment, er, it is er , actually, well, if you go by analogy, i really don't like historical legs. but if yo

means four investigations, this is manhattan , this is new york, and one more in georgia and two federal when . in the image of biden, this is simply absurd, because the manhattan new york prosecutor's office is in a different system from the federal government, that is , even theoretically, if you imagine theoretically that the president of the united states would like to pardon trump, he cannot do it because new york state deals with it - this is a completely different system, and as for prosecutor alven breg, who is the first of these four, apparently, he will announce official charges on tuesday, and he , on the contrary, is very cautious, he had a case against trump an hour ago and he refused to press charges because he was not confident in him. there was even a scandal of his own. two subordinate prosecutors resigned because of him as a sign of protest . that is why he is now bringing charges , considering how cautious the ld is. they say that she has a very serious case, the whole list has been published , we don't know, that is, there is information that, well, we suspect yes, what wi

they guard large state buildings, that is, when people stand at the turnstile, well, in the russian federation, this is an employee of the federal security service, and they ensure that if the fsb needs to be conducted , for example, to listen to valentina matvienko , what are you talking about in the office? that is, these people help nothing, not a glass, yes, and i wonder which ones. by the way, they also provide, but simply from the fsb employees, they say that we need to pass. okay, please, there in the evening from 9:00 to three in the morning. you can pass. if the party doesn't approach there, they install everything there that is needed, a camera, listening devices, and leave a room there. that is, this is another function of theirs, in this mode, i will add it first. well, this person is, well, let 's say this. not very high position, even there they say that he worked for a very long time in the captain's position, that's why he was especially rich, he didn't know. yes, er, certain details , in particular, this one, er, let's say the same office. the car is working, this is important

the time has come when we must hold federal employees, contractors, and federal actors accountable by terminating both their jobs and their retirement for violating the first amendment of american citizens. if they participate in violating american citizens first amendment rights, and that is when a court finds, than those other penalties that should be posed. this chamber should also draft legislation that will open a pathway for legalized billet-y for such conduct so that american citizens have a right of action against their own government in protecting their i will repeat their first amendment rights. there must be a penalty or this problem will never be solved. if you would like to understand exactly how bad this problem has become i invite you to read a satirical pamphlet, the censorship enterprise. the future is now. which is basically the federal governments guide to limiting disfavored speech. if you are not disturbed by that document you are either complicit or contributing to the problem. know that the states of louisiana and missouri are fighting back against this vast gov

into the gray area where state prosecutors can charge under a federal campaign finance violation, or if there is something else at play. whenhael cohen was charged at the federal level, it was not by some liberal democratic prosecutor, it was the trump departnt of justice that named donald trump himself individual number one on unindicted co-conspirator. >> there are no cameras in this courtroom, jusstill cameras taking pictures of the former president would you have liked to see cameras in the courtroom? >> yes, but the spectacle, as well. donald trump is going to adjudicate the case in the courtroom of public opinion just as much as he's going to be in the courtroom he was sitting in today. he has been ry effective since 2015, conviing people of something different than what they say or hear. he will do the same here. i will not be totally surprised if he says nothing or just a little as he leaves court, but he was giving a speech going back to mar-a-lago to define the entire debate. that is why think it is incumbent on the district attorney to communicate clearly in to everyone in plain english what the charges are, what

this federal government when pelosi and schumer were running us, for every $100 that comes in the government is spending $129. you can't keep doing that. we would really like it if president biden was sitting at the table with the speaker and say we will come up with ideas. they said we aren't going to run out the clock. this represents a lot of good ideas and if they have better ideas, not one idea was presented by democrats yesterday not one concern for the young people of america that was expressed by democrats but we care about that. [indiscernible] mr. scalise: we can vote as early as today and bring the rule shortly, rule vote which allows us to bring the bill up and addresses the changes that were made. and we will be ready to move as early as today. tune on to c-span. we want to get it done as soon as possible. we want president biden to get engaged in this process. you asked about the job of the president of the united states not only commander in chief but leader of the free world. not where you run and hide. these are the moments that you come and run for these jobs. and i'm disap

obviously very thoughtful and insightful, and the federal reserve when setting interest rates, that they should look at the unemployment rate as a benchmark for have the job market is going. look at inflation, because there are the mandates used to set interest rate policies. inflation is low and stable. inflation expectations, what people think the future of inflation will be. and that formula can be used to determine the appropriate interest rate or monetary policy that the fed should set. in fact, historically, most times the fed does that. it doesn't mechanically calculate using the womb, and effectively that is where they land when cutting interest rates. there are times when the actual policy, the actual interest rate diverges from what it will say, and that was certainly the case a year ago. you may recall back early last year, the interest rate the fed controls was at zero, and the literal interpretation of it would say the interest rates have been 2.5%. i would say the schedule is later raising interest rates and that would be one reason why inflation is so high today. one cavea

these are imported products, not manufactured products in russian federation, therefore, when we talkestrictions on vaccises and, possibly, on customs duties in the future. we will need to take all this into account and regulate from the point of view. imports, of course, except for the release of vapes with flavors that can enhance their attractiveness. the law prohibits the demonstration and retail sale of a device for the consumption of nicotine-containing products and their components at fairs and exhibitions remotely through vending machines, as well as by way. slippers coming soon revised tax legislation so that vapes on the russian market become generally inaccessible; administrative responsibility for the involvement of minors in the state duma was tightened this week. today. we protect minors from involving them in tobacco consumption, nicotine-containing products fines for the sale of tobacco products to minors will increase and we do this solely in the interests of the citizens of our country in our children hookahs and other things will double up to five thousand rubles, p

my assumption is senior staff had access to all those dms and when you saw that level of federal -- when you see that level of interaction with federal law enforcement agencies, it is not a hard stretch to imagine that they had access to the dms. >> bill: let's see where that goes. just play clip number four, guys. this is on a.i. he thinks he can make a better model that's more trustworthy i think is the words he uses. watch. >> i will start something which you call truth gpt. a truth-seeking a.i. that tries to understand the nature of the universe and might be the best path to safety in the sense that an a.i. that cares about understanding the universe is unlikely to annihilate humans because we're an interesting part of the universe. >> bill: do you think that's possible? >> yeah. first of all, i think elon is having a very good moment here. he confronted the bbc last week when they claimed there was more hate speech online. the bbc reporter could not give a single instance. you saw musk opening up and raising the alarm about a.i. aprop naturally. he called for government regulation.

may day action called for demonstrators to obstruct entrance to the selective service building when federal employee is refused to be intimidated. demonstrators turned to less violent forms of protest money and draft guards were burned. the national anthem and the american flag were made a mockery. of. the next morning may dares again took up their positions at employee entrances. police ordered them to disperse. those that did not were taken into custody, leaving behind only their traces of glitter. and oh, -- of people. and that is right. it is not. although rain canceled wednesday's march on the internal revenue service, the may day collective joined demonstrators at the department of health, education and welfare on thursday. when they will refuse access to the entire building. they ripped down on love and later upturned white house. again. liz ordered the crowd to disperse again. those that did not were methodically arrested. shouted out in in each action, recognized organizations such as the quakers, the southern christian leadership conference, us national welfare rights organization

is slowing down and the question on everyone�*s minds is what this data will mean to the us federal reserve whenkes its next decision about the interest rate in the us. here's our north america business correspondent, samira hussain. this reflects other data from the us, which suggests that perhaps the post—pandemic crunch is coming to an end. we kind of knew that this was going to be reflected in the march jobs report. a, to be reflected in the march “obs reort, �* , ., ., to be reflected in the march “obs reort. �* , ., ., , ., report. a slowdown in terms of hirin: report. a slowdown in terms of hiring based — report. a slowdown in terms of hiring based on _ report. a slowdown in terms of hiring based on the _ report. a slowdown in terms of hiring based on the data - report. a slowdown in terms of hiring based on the data we've| report. a slowdown in terms of - hiring based on the data we've seen this week and it falls in line that we are seeing the labour market in the united states remains really healthy, we are still talking about historically low unemployment rates which sit at 3.5% but th

statement was made today by the prosecutor general of russia igor krasnov speaking in the council federations, when seize state assets, declare their intention to confiscate them without trial or investigation, in fact, to rob people, deprive them of work and the opportunity to study just because they are from russia, if politically biased and unsubstantiated court decisions, jurisdiction, which is not recognized by a third of the countries of the world. including russia, it’s time to talk about the destruction of the postulates of international law that have recently turned out to be unshakable, moreover, to please a narrow circle of western politicians and corporations certainly. this practice of double standards and hypocrisy carries significant risks that can lead to the final collapse, built by decades of models of international relations, including in the field of law and security. the day before, vladimir putin signed a decree on retaliatory measures for the seizure of russian assets abroad. according to the document, russia will respond to this by introducing temporary management of the ass

he had already become a citizen of the russian federation when he received, more precisely, the spousehip. we decided to go here for the fifth little man. and now she is our fifth daughter, who was already born a russian woman, we are grateful to vladimir volfovich for his help. she is very sorry that such people leave. well, if my husband were at home now, he would also join. well, he's gone now. he us now is on territory of his contract. here in varvara because she is his ponytail. we try to go to church. every sunday for communion, i bring the little one here and always pray for my husband and light candles. and, of course, for vladimir volfovich, absolutely heavenly. after all, they were waiting for igor lebedev at the funeral, or was it clear to you that by changing his name to david garcia , he put an end to the history with russia. swan garcia, you know? we don't think then there is a-and his wife, who in the same way did not come. so we thought, first of all , that is, and our grief, we are talking about a person about a person of such a magnitude that you understand that, appa

what is republican property and what goes to the treasury of the federation, that is, federal property, whenrk is completed, when each investor coming to the republic a they come and come a lot they will understand with whom to conduct a dialogue or is it the federal authorities or is it the republican or the head? well, it's time to sum up, i'm sure you noticed the emphasis that we did on the thoughts of our speakers, perhaps, these quotes remain. the main thing we talked about today is that the new regions within russia are comparatively recent, and a lot has already been done, for example, the solution of social issues began immediately. the regulatory framework was adopted. special economic zones are being created. effective development so far, that in difficult conditions the potential of the colossal donbass in russia will flourish, there is no doubt about this. in this story, we do not put an end to it, but continue to observe and analyze. we will emphasize together with you how new regions of the country are developing. main see you. see you. we'll take care of this. it will be the h

not just from a local level, but a state and federal level. when that support kicks in, it will be a new day if san francisco. >> reporter: mayor london breed says help is on the way from state and federal partners. she plans to release more information at a later time. the city approved $25 million in police overtime to deal with staffing shortage. the mayor believes more ambassadors will also help restore safety. >> we are going to be adding more ambassadors to irving and other parts of other communities where they didn't exist before. that is alternative to policing people who understand policing and have relationships. >> reporter: mayor breed says safety continues to be her number one priority. she says the killing of tech executive bob lee and the bating of donc unacceptable. >> i love you ms. breed. but get your butt in action, please, jesus christ. >> the mayor said they are aggressively recruiting more police officers but it will take years to fully staff the department because they are currently down by more than 500 officers. we will tak

adding the company's practices exceed federal guidelines. when you look around, when you see what's happened in the industry, what do you think that it imposes a threat to public safety? obviously, if you're not doing the quality inspection, you know you're going to have more accidents and more catastrophic things happen. i want to show you some pictures that were sent to us by a dispatcher. he said this train was allowed to leave. this one of missing a spring, right? no, that one should not. that's a knuckle that's broken. and that should not go. i mean, probably that would break in the journey in. when it does, it's going to separate the cars. these derailments are just the cost of doing business for them. that's it. that's the way they view it. and until that's taken back into the control of the regulators and the federal and state agencies are properly staffed and properly funded. i'm concerned. everybody should be concerned. what made you want to speak out about these issues? because just the accident in palestine, luckily that was more a ru

some time, every time we see the taxes are reduced, we see revenues get increased for the federal government. when the tax cuts and jobs act were passed, what we saw is the revenue from the federal government in 2019 was at $4 trillion. now, we are going to receive probably in the neighborhood of $5 trillion, a nearly $1 trillion a year increase of revenue coming into the federal government. that is not our problem. our problem is, the current biden administration has proposed $6.8 trillion in spending, which is a void of anyone's -- $1.8 trillion a year immediately going towards the federal deficit. meanwhile in 2019, while we were collecting $4 trillion of revenue, the expenditures for the federal government were $5.14 trillion. we were still running a deficit, but now we have increased the revenue to nearly equal what the government costs were in 2019. that is why congress is right now taking a two-pronged approach and saying, we are going to freeze spending in 22 levels and going to start allocating revenue at much closer levels to where the revenue stream coming in is at. host: there is a sto

castro speaks to a huge rally and announces the socialist nature of the revolution himself federer castro whene came to power. he was not a communist. he was not a marxist. he was a socialist social democrat. i would even say, but in the future he becomes a convinced marxist, because until the sixteenth of april. the cuban leaders did not talk about the socialist nature of the cuban revolution, despite the fact that washington inflated in every possible way the myth of the communist thunderstorm, which supposedly emanated from the territory of cuba, moreover, a little-known cuban detail, comrades. uh, take your time ask for military supplies from the soviet union captured 1,200 people and killed more than 100 attackers e, the cubans declared their victory both for morale and for moving forward for cuba it was a big indeed, a big, victory, psychologically and economically , because it gave the opportunity to cuba means to declare e socialist la. led by the soviet union that they were capable of defending, mean, er, the conquest of socialism until 1986, the us government denied any involvement i

underground was operating in soviet you cried with net or just on say the support is released mostly federal mirror when they got with dr. here. so you can use this when you get the most of are you still? i do grow something or some will probably in the but it does campus with your option to knowledge it. but the next c s u was hello, or what is the bush in your protein nika, was what should i just wish that certain restored new, capricious, loved one 3rd of support checks. you could have been for months or freshly recruited agents reveal power, true blending sites, used for arms and ammunition. drugs. thanks to such methods. the armed underground in soviet ukraine began to disappear. thought idea. good luck! i thought i realized santos group one throws me up. go on up, was willow for teach skill when your student organization is supported to really know what was wrong with my super doing, and they did it through credit. in october, 1959. soviet secret service is dealt a national, a decisive they liquidated step on bendara in munich, but ukrainian nationalism wouldn't be defeated. american intelligence

uh, based on the average salary in the russian federation, when the bailiffs came to me from a businessy explained everything that i have a very long time and maybe, uh, we can even put you in debt for this debt even further a-and working off 20 days. how old is your alleged daughter now 10 years old? there was a similarity when we were little, but at the moment now, no matter how similar she is to him, they believe that his daughter is not my. she is sure that 10 years ago it was you , alexander, who became the father of her daughter in the nadezhda popova studio . well, because he was screwed up this she was spinning this one. why, my current wife, you walked our whole life, you know? she walked, of course, of course, she became a bad mother. it didn't. you are not the hostess. you are nothing, you understand? i've had enough to live with you. yes, of course, i ring the bell, no one picks up the phone, three four days. then this handset turned off and did not and did not undertake to call. when i pick up the phone, i say, just there was no such thing . i had a baby tatyana. i fed her,

that's what i believe when it's in local government. now that i'm an federalt i know that that is true. because i see the most important things we do at the federal level is to empower local leaders and local residents to live lives of their choosing. and a lot of that happens through of course transportation and infrastructure. every one of the issues that mayors are wrestling with right now ties in some way to transportation. take housing what you knows one of the biggest things on so many mayors minds. transportation is a different department than housing but we also know that so many americans live in either place they can't afford so they can have access to work, or they live in a place that is impossibly far away from work so they can be somewhere they can afford. if we can work together to make transportation more accessible more reliable more affordable we are actually also alleviating the housing pressure that so many are under. so on issue after issue what i find as a former mayor is the propulsion and the tools to do something about these issues tha

the beginning of the russia, ukraine conflict on the, even the years before that when she was at the head of the federal reserve, when she was the san francisco fat, she went along with all the obama sanctions in the wake of crime in 2014. and it's, it's, it's significant that you've mentioned now, but i almost have asked the question, what you only just figured this out. everybody's in saying this for 10 years down it. so what's your angle now on this? what the federal reserve is doing right now is prepping the ground for the inevitable. which is that all good things come to an end. and i think that the, the world is moving away, fair enough whether you know, whether we enforce them away or whatever, whatever the, the pre you want to call the proximate cause. this is irrelevant. what's happening now is as clearly that this is the trend. and so now the fad has to deal with all of those dollars that are sitting overseas and it has to deal with them in such a way that it doesn't cause hyperinflation back home. the us government had full access to everything on twitter, including users, private charts. tha

but this was looked at by federal prosecutors when it happened. and they decided not to go after donald trump for violating election laws or anything else and brag. when he came into office, there was an ongoing investigation into trump. this was at the beginning of 2022. he stopped it. and then all of a sudden, trump announces he's running, he's way ahead in the polls over any, any, a possible competitor on the republican side. and boom, it's the investigations on again. so, i mean, it's so obvious that it's political. he ran the, the brag, the district attorney ran on saying he was good to go after donald trump. so, how more political could it get? there was a c, n, n poll, and i don't have any use for c, n, n. your way to the left. but the c n n poll showed 60 percent of americans supported the indictment. ok. 60 percent yet only 37 percent. and that same poll thought that trump did something illegal and 76 percent thought that the whole thing was political. so how could they support the indictment if they don't think he did something illegal?

when a federal judge in texas ordered a nationwide ban, let's get her moralist out from she had returned in washington dc. so we're, what are we to make of this ruling and all this tooling and framing? it is fascinating and we do have questions as to as to whether you know, how much of a majority there was on the court because it was an unsigned and unsigned judgement early to public sense. but that doesn't necessarily tell us how all the justice is . that we needed 5 votes to 5 votes in favor of the bite and ministrations petition for if a pristine to remain available. while the whole legal process continues out and clear, the majority of justice decided yes, we shouldn't be 2nd guessing. the safety of the regulate tree process of food and drug administration, which, which gave this this drug regulatory approval 23 years ago. millions of women of use is the advocacy has been proven. the lack of safety problems has been, has been proven until that legal process continues, even if indeed, the process returns to the supreme court. the judgement says this person will be available for the en

this is a union of the peoples of the belarusian people and the peoples of the russian federation, even whenbeginning 2000s and agreed to increase cooperation in the defense sphere. and how important it is to look and listen to those statements of our fatherland today, the most modern weapons of the collective security treaty, if the armed forces do not need to be prepared to select for the defense of such meetings of the year, of course, the president of ukraine and everyone is interested in whether ukraine will develop integration processes? mi in terms of geography and history through so much victory together, ours was here in common. general in the broadest sense of the word. this there was a common effort of a common sacrifice and a common triumph , we won when we were together, we met the enemy together, we defeated the enemy together, and together we won. we have common historical roots. we have a common destiny. we share a common culture and religion. we are one family. life outside of our sheathing of the fatherland there are people who are trying to somehow get our pressure on ukra

it comes a week after federal court ruled the pell will remain available, but with some controls. the legal battle over the drug began earlier this month when a federal judge in texas ordered a nationwide she returns he has moved from washington dc. they only needed 5 votes . 5 votes in favor of the bytes and ministrations petition for miss kristin to remain available while the whole legal process continues. i'll play the majority of just decided yes, we shouldn't be 2nd guessing. the safety of the regulate tree process of food and drug administration, which, which gave this this drug regulatory approval 23 years ago. millions of women have use in the africa. she has been proven the, the lack of safety problems has been, has been proven until that legal process continues. even if indeed, the process returns to the supreme court. the judgement says this, you know, middle person will be available for the entire legal, legal presence. her is former president said to be extradited from the us to face corruption charges a 100 to later 100 himself until authorities in california. on friday, he's accused of taking more than $25000000.00 in bribes

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and so the issue is can you use a federal crime when the statute says it has to be in furtherance or to conceal another crime? so that's something that certainly will be litigated and the defense will make its motion and the court will have to decide. - at the end of the hearing, the judge said, "i'll see you in december," which, of course, is just before the iowa caucuses. and as the presidential primary campaign for the gop nomination for president will be getting underway. how does the spectacle of a national political campaign impact a local trial? - so we've never been in that situation. it'll be very interesting to see what the court does. one indication yesterday was the defense, if you notice, said, "we would like to waive the appearance of donald trump at the next court appearance," meaning that he won't have to show up and the court said, "no he is going to, "this is a criminal case. "in criminal cases, the defendant shows up." we have, by all accounts, a very measured judge and on this case, but is sort of no nonsense. so, i think that the judge is gonna be looking at my j

unfortunately, what we see today is the example of the un , when the russian federation is still the rman of the un security council. well, you all know this. when a terrorist country that kills children is today the chairman of the un security council, well, these are some things that go beyond the boundaries, well, at least we understand him. yes, exactly. i think that not only yours, because today it became known that in britain the video broadcast of the speech was blocked maria lviv belova, who is the commissioner for children's rights in russia, who planned her speech about how russia is allegedly saving children from the ukrainian territory from the war, and asked if, in addition to the ukrainian sanctions , new nsdc sanctions were recently introduced against the former heads of the sichi motor company and some paradisiacal companies. the first results regarding their effectiveness. what risks do they make impossible or , on the contrary, what opportunities do they open up for us ? i want to say that when we were preparing for war, do you remember that it was a case of sanction

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how he says he gets to a felony as opposed to a misdemeanor wasn't even osecuted by the federal authorities wheny had a chance to do it. if it was a crime, it didn't rise to a crime to the level fedel government thought they should charge with. it is leaving a lot of people scratching their heads wondering if alvin bragg is following through on a campaign promise. but everybody will have their day inourt. anchor: i want to ask you about what we saw from the former president stop you use to be his chief of staff. what would you advise him to say when he speaks from mar-a-lago andhat do you think he actually is going to say? guest: it is going to be a political speech tonight. what i would advise him to say is to stay away from anything personal about the district attorney, anything personal about the judge. as far as i know, there was no gag order entered yet. unless it has happened since you and i have waited on hold to this interview. it is still really bad practice to attack a judge, to attack a d.a., members of their family. you are never going to stop the president from talking, that's just

federal level, too. so i mean, the reasoning is a little spotty there. but look, let's be clear . congress does have the power to decide what when and where federal courts will have jurisdiction and that could include maybe crafting a manner to put only cases involving presidents or vice presidents or former presidents into the federal courts. the problem is that that creates a bunch of legal issues down the road. for instance, what if a president just take a hyper what if a president sue somebody in state court over some minor state law matter? but that, but that isn't illegal at the federal level. like what? which law governs and how would it be handled and it would just create any number of possible conflicts and law down the road that i think courts would have to sort out so it raises all these questions. what are the other questions i had as what's the advantage here? why would somebody want to move their case to a federal court? there really is no advantage here, and i think you know i don't want to divine what the motives of a member of congress was. but you know, a lot of this is simply responding to one case involving t

tell us about the initiative of the chairman of the federation of trade unions of belarus mikhail sergeevich orda whenhe federation of trade unions held a joint forum together with the federation of trade unions of egypt. we visited the new alexandrian library in the course of a sightseeing tour. we came across a very interesting composition - an exhibition of a mini copy from the russian federation and immediately, of course. mikhail sergeevich had an idea. why do n't we, e belarus, put up the same e, that means exposure to a traitor, even more so. there is something to show right away i want to say that the process itself. eh, negotiating the preparation of the transfer of these mini-copies to the alexandrian library was very, very difficult. in the meantime, we have secured from our egyptian colleagues that they will still accept these books. we had to personally go there from the director to agree. then when we have prepared and cooked these mini-ready. and when the tickets had already been bought to fly to alexandria. we weren't 100% sure these books would be accepted. housed in the permanent exh

executive branch of government will support and ensure the carrying out of the decisions of the federal courts, even when necessary. with all the means at the president's command. unless the president did so, anarchy would result. there would be no security for any except that which each one of us could provide for himself. the interest of the nation and the proper fulfill of the laws requirements cannot yield to opposition and demonstrations by some two persons. mob rule can not be allowed to override the decision of our courts. now let me make it very clear that federal troops are not being used to relieve local and state authorities of their prima duty to preserve the peace and order of the community. nor are the troops there for the purpose of taking over the responsibility of the school board and other responsible local officials in running central high school. the running of our school system and the maintenance of peace and order in each our states are strictly local affairs and the federal government does not interfere except in very special cases. and when requested by one of the several states

cases that we're going to see coming after the former president on the state level and at the federal level. when you say michelle, it's not a sexy case. you think it's because it's not going to resonate with americans. it will be very difficult for americans to understand how you can be indicted of an offense where, where they're saying that you, you conspired, or your intent. i should say was to commit another crime, but the prosecutor has not laid out in the dye indictment. what the other crime is . so if you know you have to wrap your arms around it, he falsified documents. 34 counts or 34 or 34 business documents were falsified according to the security office, right. with the intent to commit another crime. we don't know that he committed the other crime. we don't know what the other crime is alleged to be, and that is a difficult one to wrap your arms around. this is something that is a lot in new york, right. i do not know whether we're in other states in the united states, but it is a law in new york if you're told that they prosecute this case, this type of case all the time. ok. now fo

when federal agencies are clearly wrong when they are misinterpreting the statehood act, or all other state laws governing our relationship with the federal government. we have an obligation to stop them. when environmental extremists, and let-ites are wrong, they must be opposed as well. we have a right to exist on equal footing with the rest of the 49 states, and that is a fact. we are no longer a territory, we are no longer a district, we are the 49th state. [applause] we will not accept that we are secondary, that we are just a piece in the park system, that we are just a billionaire's playground to set up for glamping for a couple of weeks and then take off in our private jets. those have an obligation to fight back against this elitist attitude. and to secure a future for our kids and our grandkids. for that reason, my defense budget goes beyond additional funding for our legal efforts, it has to. we need legal resources, but we also need to fund research to defend ourselves against these outside actions that threaten to close down areas as large as texas, or california based up

ossetia pluses all the caucasian federal district. that's when uh uh and with alexander and s. what bodies of federal executive bodies in the name of not quite the rest. there, we worked it out for this model, we then reported it to you and you approved it at the moment as a model e, which means that the economic development model is conditionally for five main projects for about 15 more areas. investment 64 billion rubles. and of them means their implementation by 2030 will create more than 7,000 jobs at the moment. i want to report that e already invested about 20 billion oe, investments are looking for results. he the day before yesterday i opened the only one, yet. she is the caucasus in general, in the south of russia, a manufacturing plant. komov general history. so the total investment is about two billion. this is feed. e fish, in principle, this is a replacement, because e is an integral part of two special operations, to whom it was overwhelmed, which means a pocket for means, e, cattle for everyone, and even this 50 thin up to 700 tons a day means an increase in volum

. >> why do you think that the american federation of teachers was so influential and policy when it comes to masks and school closures? >> at the federal level, that was obvious when we found the records that coordinated the cdc's guidelines. randi weingarten and the aft, the american federation of teachers, basically wrote those guidelines to say that if communities bread was up to a certain point that we would keep schools closed. that language that the cdc advised, they used that as coverage to shut down schools all across america. while at the same time, we have republican governors who are ignoring this language from the cdc. they were opening schools that were being free states. what you saw was the damage done to kids in those liberal states was far worse than what is happening in conservative states. we had a divide across the country in our education, and it was down to randy weingarten. >> the response from homeland security committee in the u.s. senate strikes a different tone. i want to get rection to it. they look at the broader problem of school sure. the sy problem say

and this was a systematic methodology for the introduction of war on the part of the russian federation, and whenwe find out that there were certain patterns , for example, when a year ago we worked in the liberated territories of kyiv and then chernihiv regions, and we saw dozens of cases when it was the church buildings, the church yards, that the russian occupiers made their bases. that is, it was certainly not isolated . we have not had a long time to systematically violate international currency law. yes, one more important question. and what about the churches of the ukrainian orthodox church? neamp well, they say that we are completely on the mp of the ukrainian orthodox church , so-called, on the occupied parts of the ukrainian territory, in particular , on the part of the occupied donbas in well, for example. the right to pray within these frameworks, what about these shops, well, in the occupied territories, on the contrary , the occupiers are forcing them to seize buildings belonging to other orthodox, and not only to the orthodox e-e communities and hand them over to the protestant ch