federation council, with its powers, in connection with the powers and new norms of the constitution, for the first time held consultations on the candidates proposed by the president. this is exactly how we plan, for our part , to work with the federation council in the new government, to facilitate effective interaction between us, this is already happening within the framework of government hours, which... to the services, they are all executed, prepared the necessary documents, those that are in our knowledge, they are being released, if discussion in parliament is required, accordingly, the federal assembly is sent, i know that senators carefully monitor what is being done on government orders in the process of lawmaking, in the shortest possible time we will have to in accordance with the goals set by the president, update many national and federal projects, provide appropriate funding , taking into account priorities to support families, youth, and develop their own production in a wide variety of industries, strengthening our financial, economic, technological, industrial sov

they have worked, dfs has worked in the department of federal services, worked with federal regulators. it is something we are concerned about. again, when we see duplicative requirements attempted to control the same risk, whether at the state level, federal level or international level, that gives us pause, but if we can get the federal house in order, if we can set a strong federal baseline requirement, if we can lead, we do have strong confidence that both our state governments will look at that as a gold standard, and also start to move in that direction, and also the international partners. one of the things that the national cyber director has consistently impressed upon me is in his conversations with international counterparts, they bring up harmonization and asked what we are doing to help control risk to critical infrastructure. and they say, it would be great to see federal leadership here. we need the united states to help us understand. you have the most sophisticated tech sector, you have the most reliance on technology. if you can set a gold standard, that would help us

i met with the federal rotational work force program to help federal agencies better. and so, mr. hinchman, which agencies are required to oversee the federal cybersecurity regulations themselves. >> that is a big unknown. i will be doing the g.a.o. mandate that was in your bill. the federal government doesn't understand what our cyber work force looks like. we are doing a job for this committee that is looking at five of the largest consumers of cyber work force and trying to understand how they are managing their work force at the department level and we are finding that in terms of the general practices that need to be applied, there is work that needs to be done and a job we are doing for chairman green looking at the cost of the federal cyber work force. and how much was spent on cyber and looking for initiatives that different agencies have to get federal cyber workers into the work force for us. but the government is really just now trying to understand what the federal cyber work force looks like. i am looking at this work and body of work that will add value to this conve

for by the federal government? dical malpractice regime, medical licensi regime suc that effectively allstate medical malpractice a state medical licensing laws to be preempted? >> you are imagining this i regulatory or congress has passed a statute cg a federal malpracte regime? >> you call it for >> and broadview congress authority toeck statutes what i would to assess in that situation is whether congress is acting with one ots enumerated powers. >> of the spending clause. make those judgments and attach conditions to the receipt of federal funds. >> it cover all hospitals in the state and effectively transforms the regulation of medicine into federal function? court thanks it is encroaching on the states and prerogatives away sit ins consistent with our constitutional structure i don't think were in or close to that. >> supported of course heiple? federal government has authority to regulate including with respect to medical care. i don't think this any principal with exclusive governance of this by the state.

a federal campaign. in usurping federal authority.in order to create a very convoluted, slow appellate process within the state. so major issues could not be resolved because the proper length of the appellate court before the election. so this is an ongoing violation. now the question is whether donald trump will have to wear an ankle brace for that they'll have to get permission from a probation officer every time he travels to a state. whether his sentencings will be stayed in on and on and on. we are all waiting around for politically democrat judges to make decisions that belong in the federal government. this is fundamental. it is not just one instance these are multiple federal constitution and legal issues. they cannot be resolved by the state of new york. must be resolved at the federal level. must be resolved at the federal level the issues are compelling, they are overwhelming for this election in future elections for this republic how we elect presidents and for our electoral system. there has ever been a case that the sup

the federalism.rocess, equal protection, the first, fifth, sixth amendment of the top of my head. equal protection. pain is not on equal footing. because of what happened in the courtroom. joe biden runs it unfettered campaign house detention require trump to sign up every time it was a state for another state? this is ongoing interference with the election is ongoing one states decision one d8 one judges decision could not affect the integrity for the election for all of us voters who do not live in manhattan the supreme court has the power and extraordinary instances to grant relief by use of common a lot powers. are they rare? yes for rarick? yes this is the rarest of occasions and how does it work? issuance by the court of extraordinary autho authorized r 28 usc 10 oh 165a. it's not a matter of a right but discretion. sparingly used by the courts to justify the granting of any such the petition much as the shout be in eight of the courts appellate jurisdiction exceptional circumstances warrant th

, federal trade t to me.rating the feedback from the r.f.i. into their work? >> thank you, mr. chairman. we are very much the reason that we put out the r.f.i. is absolutely that we rely on the input of our partner private sector and interagency to. there are a couple of things that stood out in terms of the r.f.i. and approaching how our work is going forward. one element is the fact that ciity which should be part of the solution was really highlighted as something that is absolutely critical to our getting this right. the focus on theoints to the fat yes, you want to harmonize because that gives you the simplicity and clarity of what it is you need to do but need the reciprocity that translates into less co costs. the other thing that is highlighted, t amount of supply chain risk management and that for a companies they are trying to figure out how do they manage risk in their supply chains and connections back into their networks or there is disruption in their supply chain could impact their business. ha

support to the federal government. to have any particular -- and that's a great way from our perspective to broaden the base. >> in addition to expanding the private-sector workforce would have to implement the national cybersecurity strategy. having trained personnel to summon agencies. last congress i was proud to me with chairman peter's on the cybersecurity workforce program to enhance the cyber workforce. so mr. hinchman which agencies are required to oversee the implementation of federal cybersecurity regulations emselves and shortages are training deficiencies and what do you think we can help you with? >> that's a big unknown right now senator. i will be doing the gao mandates of then bill was passed in the end of next year. after the program has had time to get up and operate one of the things the federal government struggles with his not understanding what our cyberworkforce looks like within federal agencies could be of a traveler doingrc under her systm for this committee that is looking at five of the larg

i certainly do as federal jones. i am responsible to make sure that no child that is now going and germany will have to with this role in our country. this is my absolute top priority of the securities. does not mean to raise the white flag, to surrender. the full violence and injustice piece doesn't mean in store to nice, subordination. that's not what it means. really on the surface of the, of these on the on. so i want to say this to the hack list from the 15. this is really up in the bit inadequate to comments. when we talk about this question, this is really embarrassing that you have received great praise from the russian president today. and i would like to add, you really prepared to the situation under the citizens will know how to evaluate this this is trying to steal non from ukraine, if we accepted this kind of imperialism. and then, and especially then our security would be in danger. and the security of all of europe as a consequence because of the dangers principal would hold, swayed that steep to euro

similar to how the patch work of federal regulations have popped up is the patch work of federal, ofthat all needs to be managed and sort of broht into a common framework so they know who they're operating from and what the standards are. >> well, very good. so it to thank both of our witnesses. thank you for being here today and sharing your thoughts today. congress and the entire federal government must work together to harmonize our country's cybersecurity regulations. the testimony from both of you weres clear to that point and without question that's a critical step in protecting our citizens and businesses from cyber threats. i look forward to continuing to work together with both of you and others to strengthen cybersecurity standards and make sure that they are also a coordinated, effective, and efficient and give our industries the guidance that they need. the record for this hearing will remain open for 15 days until 5 p.m. on june 20th of 2024 for the submission of statements and the questions for the record. this hearing is now adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudi

the feder government has nothing to say in the statute. now there's a question of what's the content of t sbilization requirement and as far as i understood in the opening remarks you said if this is left to the states but if i'm just looking statute the state tells you what the content of the stabilization requime is. it's to provide such medical treatment as may be necessary to that no material deterioration is likely to occur. it tells you clearly it is an objective standard that has reference to accepting medical prti not just whatever o dr. happenste t think but here's thtent of the standard you have to stabilize what does that mean it means to provide the treatment within reasonable medical probability that no deterioration o >> let me respond in two ways. the objective standard you set forth it is a totally subjective standard and whatever treatment a doctoretermines the solicitogeral says it's not up to every individual dr. it is a i standard with medical standards of care. the definitionbilizing care in the operative provision qua

it is not, then the president of the russian federation must... appeal to the federal assembly of the russian federation with a demand to bring the constitution of the russian federation back into compliance with the international obligations of the russian federation and the decision of the constitutional court of russia. it is possible that an all-russian referendum will have to be held on this matter. and don't you think that on the part of any russian kermanych, this will be a political shot in the head. we do not know what russia will look like. in in the future, uh, i mean, if we're talking about russia that wants to return to the civilized world, that wants to have normal relations with the west, that wants no sanctions against it, that wants its assets back, well everything, if she wants all this, then it can be so, if it is not so, if you think that this is a shot in the head, then in this way, you understand very well, andriy, that there are no legal... began to believe that the russian federation will end the war with ukraine, there is no political agreement. we can say: wh

that or that anything i deleted with a federal rec federal records training periodically and the training i recall we received defiant at the federal record in a very different way than you may be thinking of and none of it defines an e-mail. >> that may be something to look into what your training looks like when it comes to the records because it is far different than mine. on october 5, 2021, you just got news that and e-mail was picked up send saying tony commented that he was brain-dead. i deleted the e-mail but i now learned that every e-mail i ever got since 1998 is captured and will be turned over whether or not instantly deleted. june 8th, 2021 you wrote. standp for science. that e-mail fell into the hands of the congressman and someone who didn't deleted as i did delete all the e-mails and others related to origin. mine was erased long ago. i verified that today and i feel pretty sure tony's was two. doctor, did you ever delete or attempt to delete a federal record? >> no, but let me explain why it seems to be discrepant. you can't delete an e-mail from nih, from an nih computer

honored artist of the russian federation.ear vladimir vladimirovich, dear friends, it is a great honor for me to be here today in this beautiful st. george’s hall, in the center of the capital, in the heart of russia and to receive this high award from your hands, vladimir vladimovich, thank you very much, you know, i am happy. person, because in my life i had the chance to meet amazing, brilliant people, teachers, and i am with great gratitude... where i like to come, where my mother lives, where my relatives live, where my friends live, and i want to thank my parents, my dad, my mom for giving me this unique musical instrument, a singing voice, and i also want thank my wife, my family for... love for their support, thank you very much and vladimir vladimirovich, as a father of many children, i want to tell you that i have fulfilled the demographic plan, thank you very much for creating monuments and memorials dedicated to significant events of the russian history, the state prize of the russian federation was awarded to and

how is the federal government coordinating the efforts of various federal agencies to streamline reporting requirements for cyber attacks? >> i think it would argue that that effort is very much in its infancy. i think the press that you see every day about the rule that came out last year with nicholas leiserson's notice has a lot of people very concerned about just what you mentioned. that there isn't that harmonization that's happening yet. a lot of small businesses are very scared that these reporting requirements will crush them under administrative burden and so i think that there's some work still to be done to make sure that we are imposing the right requirements the right organizations with the right threshold and burden. this going to be, we can get around it, -- there's going to be a burden, we can't get around it, but it will reduce the load. >> thank you. >> the next question, in july 2023, the office of the national cyber director released a request for information on cybersecurity regulatory harmonization. the main theme of a lack of coordination amongst regulators, particul

federal uld say you can't do that. medically it have to b accepted in shakir to require the eatment of diabetics with insulin for the medically accepted obligation of doctors and women with certain conditions that mayot result in death but more than likely will result in very seri medical conditions including blindness for some and for others the loss of organs. for some to blood strokes. idahos ying unless the doctor and say in good faith at this person's death as likely as opposed to serious illness they can't perform the ortion so i don't kno yr argument about state licensing la bause this is what this law does. it tells ste you are licensing laws can't take out objective medical condion that could save a person from serious injury or death. >> i i think they are two crucial responses to your point. leegin with preemption pot. subdivision s and six of t 1595 are telling hhs the federal government and court suggests. >> you can't unless there's a direct conflict if objective medica care requires you to treat women wh

by and large, not all interests of the russian federation coincide with china, but in this case theyely do. china is the advocate of the russian federation, it is trying to create an alternative platform, i understand that the chinese fear that there will be such a large international coalition that will already fix certain positions of the ukrainian peace plan, and of course it will be much more difficult then to help russia choose some of its own positions there. china, in fact , the day before, or rather, it seems, somewhere last week, there was a minister's visit. there was a joint statement of the foreign affairs of china to brazil, where they said, well, the right things on the one hand, but they definitely do not apply to russia, that you cannot aim at civilian objects, you cannot kill the civilian population, everything is clear here, but russia does not comply with international humanitarian law, and that's it it was about the fact that there should be such a platform where the russian federation can also be present, we understand that there is no sense in this, because russ

russian federation with a demand: to return the constitution of the russian federation in accordance with international obligations of the russian federation and the decision of the constitutional court of russia, it is possible that an all-russian referendum will have to be held on this occasion. and don't you think that from the side of any russian kermanych, it will be a political shot in the head? we do not know what russia will look like in the future. ugh. i mean, if we are talking about russia, which wants to return to the civilized world. who wants to have normal relations with the west, who wants no sanctions against her, who wants her assets returned, well, that's all, if she wants all that, then it can be, if not, if you think, that this is a shot in the head, then in this way, you understand very well, andriy, that there are no legal grounds to believe that the russian federation will end the war with there is no such thing as a political ukraine. we can say: what if we agree? i think that many viewers are now saying: well , if they don’t agree, and they are a nuclear sta

fourth, the increasing risk as the standoff continued of entry to federal federal agents, whether by accident or by the risk of shooting from the inside. since being sworn in as attorney general, i have had numerous conversations with people both inside and outside the department of justice concerning the waco situation. in addition, i directed my staff to keep the white house apprized of ongoing developments. my discussions with representatives at the white house were predicated on the premise that as chief law enforcement officer, the decision on how to proceed was mine, advised the president on the sunday before the operation of my decision to authorize the fbi use of tear gas at the compound. and he said he would support my decision. i believe we were dealing with the situation that would not resolve itself by mere acquiesce essence to the standoff, negotiate had proven to be fruitless and despite our best efforts, we could not secure the release of the children. was the situation. and that suggested to me that time would only increase the risk to public safety or to the safety o

then the president of the russian federation must address the federal assembly of the russian federation demand to return the constitution of the russian federation in accordance with the international obligations of the russian federation and the decision of the constitutional court of russia. it is possible that an all-russian referendum will have to be held on this matter. it doesn't seem like it to you that from any russian helmsman it will fly... a shot in the head, we don't know what russia will look like in the future, uh, i mean, if we 're talking about russia that wants to return to a civilized of the world, which wants to have normal relations with the west, which wants no sanctions against it, but wants its assets to be returned, well, that's all, if it wants all this, then it can be, if not, if you think that this is a shot in the head, then in this way... you perfectly understand, andrii, that there are no legal grounds to believe that the russian federation will end the war, there is no political agreement with ukraine. what can we say, if we agree, i think that many viewer

under the program the federal government reimburses state qualifying workout 100% federal cost or first 270 days. after that initial 270 days, states are reimbursed at 80 to 90% rate depending on the classification of the program, which the program also provides flexibility to allow for reimbursement up to 90% in some cases. this past friday, may 10, the federal highway administration committee had designated a portion of 695 that includes the bridge as part of the interstate system effective april 25. that means they will be guaranteed up to 90%. all that is to say that while the president's request has been received and under consideration, congress still has roughly 6 months to act before any cost share changes might occur. despite initial estimates of $1.2 billion to rebuild the bridge, reports now indicate the state of maryland estimates the bridge may cost between somewhere between $1.7 billion and $1.9 billion. it's important we have a firm estimate before we take any further action on the cost share. in addition, the company that owned the ship must make sure the government acti

the car a federal offense under the have that robbery is a felony, a federal offense. the lynbrook that makes kidnapping and federal of that offense using f. b. i hire violent crimes. the most violent crime this person committed was the rate. and it's the only crime committed that's not a federal offense. so that's another area that we're looking at as a national level. wow. wow. tell us what's happening then at the state level. you've had success at the federal level, but are the states doing enough to prevent sexual assaults or to punish the perpetrators when those crimes take place you know, to be seen? or i think the state's hands are tied by some federal decisions. so again, you know, trying to pass of legislation so to make the removal of the statute of limitations retroactive. you know, i go to the state level and there's always somebody in that chain of command who says that's unconstitutional. so we can't make that law. and the the fact as we, we need to make it and have some additional law harder to challenge it. so so i did have an active, but i wrote a bill

who destroyed almost 300 passengers of mh-17, they understand how the russian federation is a threat,ecially if it achieves small goals in ukraine, but i would say that the best option would certainly be kaya kalas and it would be a very good move by nato to give such a big position, an important position to the countries of the eastern flank, which.. . better know the russian federation, who show their political will, which is not comparable to the size of the gdp and other indicators. the same estonia, it is a giant in terms of what it provides to ukraine, and how much it reduces its own defense potential, unlike more prosperous european countries, which are far from russia, but in any case, ryute will be a good general secretary who will be certain such sharp corners, no wonder, one of the first news was that he spoke with orbán, they agreed on, let's say, what is called the modus operandi, that is, such a variant of interaction between nato and hungary, when hungary will not block something there, but on the other hand, it will not be involved in helping ukraine, and even more so,

under the program, the federal government will reimburse the state for fine work at 100% federal cost for the first 200 to 70 days. after the initial 202 70 days, states get reimbursed at 80 to 90% rate depending on the classification and the program provides -- which the program also provides flex ability to allow for reimbursement, up to 90% in some cases. this past friday, may 10, the federal highway administration informed the committee that they had designated a portion of i-695 that includes a bridge as part of the interstate system effective april 29, meaning that ireland's reimbursement rate is not going to be guaranteed up to 90%. all that is to say that while the president's request has been received and is under consideration, congress still has roughly six months to act before any cost chair changes might occur. so despite initial estimates of 1.2 billion, to rebuild the bridge, media reports now indicate that the state of maryland estimates that the bridge may cost somewhere between 1.7 and 1.9 billion. so it is important that we have a very firm estimate before we take a

federation with the question of whether these territories were joined to of the russian federation in a legal way, if the constitutional court comes to the conclusion that it is not, then the president of the russian federation should apply to the federal assembly of the russian federation with a demand to bring the constitution of the russian federation back into compliance with the international obligations of the russian federation and the decision of the constitutional court of russia, possibly on this occasion, it will be necessary to hold an all-russian meeting. referendums, and don't you think that from the side of any russian helmsman, it will be a political shot in the head, we don't know what russia will look like in the future, ugh, i mean, if we're talking about a russia that wants to return to the civilized world, that wants to have normal relations with the west, that wants that against it there were no sanctions who wants her assets back, well that's it, if that's all she wants, then it can be... if it's not, if you think it's a head shot, then in this way, you you unde

customs service should contribute to the replenishment of the federal budget.alk about the structure of receipt of customs duties, then for import 2.66 billion accounts for exports, 467 billion. the figures for foreign trade turnover in... for 2024 are comparable to the data for the same period in 2023. trade turnover, not including ias countries, as of june 1, 2024, amounted to 21,708. rub. of these, for exports - 13.336 billion. for imports - 8.373 billion rubles. if we talk about cargo turnover, we have exceeded 333 million tons, exports are almost 312 , imports are 22 million. control of cargo crossing the border is carried out according to the principles of a risk-based approach. risk profiles are classified, but it is clear that the shipment companies with a tarnished reputation are checked more often. from january 1 to may 31 this year. this approach brought the budget an additional 9 billion rubles in penalties. control after the release of goods allowed us to additionally accrue over 26 billion rubles. and over 21 billion have already been collected. a

federal highway that there was no federal nexus to the contractor sites and that federal highway had the programmatic agreements are that the highways suggest otherwise. can you provide some clarity on the highway administration's opinion regarding contractor sites? do they recognize the issues and burdens that were put on the department of trsportation on delivering their programs if there was a nexus here, can you verify this, please? >> senator, i am out to others to get more information for you. i can get back to you on that. >> you are familiar with this internal memo and where it goes on the contractor sites? >> i'm not, but i am happy to get back to you quickly. >> we will follow up on that quickly. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, for those questions. i will ask a couple more questions and q!then yield for the rest of her opening statement. let's talk a little bit about wildlife crossings. in the infrastructure law, if you will recall, congress directed the highway administration to work with federal and natural resource agencies to construct wildlife crossings to enabl

federal assembly.he goals of the project are now being actively developed and mechanisms are being formed to achieve them. the main thing is that the national project must forecast the personnel needs of the economy for a five-year perspective. by the way, according to the ministry of economic development, by 2030 the number of jobs will increase by almost 2.5 million, and some of them will move from industry to industry. this migration has already begun, which explains the unprecedented demand for retraining courses. is it easy to get? it’s not the most common profession among women; there’s a stereotype that it’s hard work that requires physical strength. in fact, this is not the case, because a milling machine processes not only metal, but also lighter materials, such as plastic or wood. this is taught to the students of the courses at the center by professionals, the group is mostly men, among them karen moradians, who, before he sat down at his desk again, made dental instruments for almost 30 yea

the federal governmentverything.s inthe federal governs involved in that. i am not saying that's not a reason to look at it. but, we din the tax space is an area we have t ztalk■+ed about. we have an opportunity there, to make surif are going to produce things in the united minimum in there we are tax space. whether they are -- ts or the cs themselves have aomtitive tax climate and regulatory climate to work in. that is an away a subsidizing an industry. but, it is complicated. kathleen: ihere are some measures on this topic that i've b congress. bills to help deal with this and maybe even more. rep. bucshon: hundreds. kathleen: think this is such a unifying iss=r and what do you think the chances are we will get a vote soon? rep. bucshon: the reason actually, there is some disagreement with the political shortages, but they are very small. my/m democratic colleague, we ae insomething about understanding our supply cha aook for vulnerabilities. it is unifying because pharmaceuticals affect every citizen in our countr

this means that russian aggression has returned to the territory of the russian federation itself, this is the first and most important thing, and indeed the armed forces of ukraine are now able to decide with high-precision weapons, two very important tasks for the liberation of ukraine. the first task is the destruction of the oil, gasoline and other fuel capabilities of the aggressor country. because it is not a secret for anyone in the world that it is precisely at such oil refineries or terminals that the enemy stores and manufactures fuel, diesel, everything possible only for aggression, for invasions, for refueling their endless , albeit old, soviet tanks, battleships and of all that is temporarily occupying the ukrainian land, this is the first task, which now finally, thank god, and thanks to our partners... we have more opportunities to destroy our armed forces, thereby reducing the pressure of aggression on our defenders. the second task, which is solved by such high-precision strikes of the armed forces of ukraine, is the task of restraining the enemy, restraining the advanc

the car a federal offense under the hogs act. robbery is a felony, a federal offense. the lynbrook act makes kidnapping a federal that offense using f. b. i hire violent crimes. the most violent crime, this person committed was the rate and it's the only crime committed that's not a federal offense. so that's another area that we're looking at at the national level. wow. wow. tell us what's happening then at the state level. you've had success at the federal level, but are the states doing enough to prevent sexual assaults or to punish the perpetrators when those crimes take place you know, to be seen? or i think the state's hands are tied by some federal decisions. so again, you know, trying to pass with legislation so to make the removal of the statute of limitations retroactive. you know, i go to the state level and there's always somebody in that chain of command who says that's unconstitutional. so we can't make that law. and the, the fact is we, we need to make an unconstitutional law, harder to challenge it. so um, so i did have an active but i wrote a bill for

, in accordance with methodological guidelines approved by the government of the russian federation,s of the constituent entities of the russian federation. so the deputies in buryat decided to interpret this norm. what is called for yourself, although federal law does not directly allow euthanasia, except in cases where the animal is seriously ill or experiences unbearable suffering. regions must necessarily adhere to the program of trapping, sterilization, vaccination , return to the environment, and therefore, by adopting a regulatory legal act at the local level, that is, at the level of the subject of the federation, they must fully comply with this program, and the adoption of euthanasia of animals is already is beyond the scope of this program. according to the buryat law, animals can be kept simply because they are aggressive when caught or refuse to eat. according to the prosecutor general's office, no one has given such a right to the regions; on the contrary, federal law prohibits cruelty to animals. this is how technology is regulated, which has nothing in common with the

>> to that, is yes a badly enacted regulation by the federal government can preempt state law.art of the that it is preempting law as part of what gives us standing to challenge the rules in the first place, so are legislature has been affirmative about laying down the law that it believes to be proper and trueeful for that. i think that certainly all the things we have talked about here are true. tive law, and in situations where an adult male is exposing himself to teenage girls in a locker room, we would call crime, and, so, somebody can be arrested for obscenity or for exposurender this crazy gas lighting tof sudden we are wrong n that we cannot complain about it, and if observe what you believe to be true, so, a kindergartner, for example, who naturally thinks that is a or woman, you are not a he or she or h propagandized from a young age suspend what is reality to them way. and not believe what they see to be true. it is dangerous thing, really dangerous for women because we women to not be afraid to speak out when they are uncomfortable and, now, they are being told you

let me emphasize that what i said concerns. tax deduction in the constituent entities of the federation. in addition to it, a federal deduction will be introduced as part of the reconfiguration of the tax system, the purpose of which is to stimulate business investment in development, achieve greater social justice, reduce inequality between citizens. in the near future, together with business associations, it is necessary to determine such parameters and volumes of the federal investment deduction so that it becomes... an effective, widely sought-after tool. returning to the work of the constituent entity of the federation to support business activity, i will note such a mechanism as the regional investment standard. its task, based on the requests and recommendations of business, is to provide uniform principles for attracting investors to throughout the country. that is, in each region, create a universal investment... ecosystem, create a clear algorithm of actions for business, for locating production, and such support measures, of course, are available to all of us and are in deman

football federation , really. it work for all people and us let's see that we come to football. thank you very much . thank you. german max ibel , the sporting director of bayern munich recently talked about the plans they have for this summer window, which has been in the works for a long time. bayer munich has not changed. now we don't want to make a revolution, but we are looking for our own evolution. we want to create competitive and attractive conditions. we we want to claim the young players of our academy so that they can be the future faces of the club. now we have found the right coach for this job. someone who brings desire, energy and power with him. shazni's hand to the chest again. the saudis, according to gazzetta de los sport , 34-year-old juventus goalkeeper chezny, whose contract with turin expires in the summer of 2025 , is on the club's sale list, but this goalkeeper has no plans to leave juventus , he wants chezny under any circumstances. to spend the last year of his contract in juventus, he

but it would appear that that federal investigation into that overall matter is still open if federal prosecutors from d.c. and the fbi are still investigating and still interviewing people right now. if they are doing so -- and according to that police captain's testimony they are -- i would guess that the fbi and s federal prosecutors are still looking into the michigan fake electors matter, presumably with an eye toward a possible new federal indictment or -- i mean there's already the federal criminal indictment against trump that references the fake d electors scheme broadly. maybe these interviews with important figures in this matter in michigan indicates the n possibility of a superseding federal indictment. maybe additional charges for the same defendant who has already been charged, trump. maybe potentially adding more defendants to it. we do not know. but that michigan state case is still open and ongoing, and it'a apparently a matter of active a investigation by federal prosecutors and the fbi as well. knock me over with a feather, right?ve i didn't -- that was unexpected