by fiat.dit of united states, it not tied to anything, so commission and president can spend more and basically take away your savings that 30% number from 2000 is getting worse under biden. people have done the right thing and saved all their lives see their savings eroded through inflation, that is because the dollar is not tied to anything to federal government is print more, borrow more and devalue your dollar, if you were tied to gold standard you could not do, that it would be better for americans who save. kennedy: it does disincentivize savings, a lot of people don't have money because the environment that we're in, their dollar does not go far, they have to dip to whatever savings they had and deplete that. now there are fears, certain fears of a recession that is looming. if this bill were to pass, if you were able to get bipartisan support and support from enough rational economically minded republicans, what would it do and when it, it take affect? >> protect your money so your dol

currency, the fiat currency we are about to have hoisted on us. i will not tell you or anyone else as governor how or who to sell your property to. i imagine in the end the free market will work itself out. stacey: the state of georgia is watching our farmland be purchased by the chinese calmness party. while that -- communist party. while that is not normally a conversation we have a to some degree should be concerned about. agriculture is our number one industry, we have 13 military organizations, the fact that the state of georgia is using technology that both presidents have warned be a national security threat to be dashed to the concern of georgians. this is not who owns the land, how much axes they have to our -- access they have to our land. shane: i would agree with you the military industrial complex is a big problem. that we have people coming here to get a backdoor into our military. one of the things we should be talking about as georgian executives is a defend the guard act. our military has been used very haphazardly around the worl

currency, the fiat currency we will have foisted on us in terms of the cbdc.on't tell you or anybody else as governor how or who to sell your property two. and i imagine that in the end, the free market will work itself out. donna: thank you. stacey abrams, 30 seconds. ms. abrams: the state of georgia is watching our farmland be purchased by the chinese communist party. while it is normally not a conversation we have, it is something we should be concerned about. agriculture is our number one industry and georgia has 13 military installations. the fact that the state of georgia is working with the chinese communist party using one of their technologies that both donald trump and joe biden have warned is a national security threat. it should be of great concern to every georgian. it is not about being concerned simply about who is owning all -- the land. it is is about how much access to our information they have. donna: you may ask your question of stacey abrams. mr. hazel: i agree, the military-industrial complex is a big problem. the fact that we have people

through a fiat currency system. creating freedom for everybody in georgia is at the default position. not more government, not more programs and policies, not more point at the barrel of a gun force and coercion. it is freedom. moderator: brian kemp, your answers. gov. kemp: since i did not get a rebuttal after being called out, to let georgians know again, my record is being attacked because ms. abrams does not want to talk about her own record. if you look at what the state of georgia has done to raise awareness on human trafficking, going after the perpetrators and supporting the victims as well as working with the general assembly to get medicaid benefits to birthing mothers up to a year after having that child and other things shows you we value life and care. but in the future, my focus is going to be what it was when i opened the debate and that is helping you fight through 40 are high inflation and disastrous policies in washington dc. i will remind you that stacey abrams campaign to be joe biden's running m

if that is a case, you said you are in fiat, how do you navigate your business anytime your clients alsough time? >> we are lucky to work with people have a long-term time. digital assets such as entities and very -- various digital tokens, many of retail investors who have lost money stay away from cryptocurrencies. when you look at financial institutions with much longer time horizons they look at five to 10 years out they have not abandoned it as a as a class. -- as an asset class. >> thank you for walking us through it. emily, back to you. emily: tech and ev components maker is making big investments in the future of green energy while fighting a shortage and chips. an exclusive interview with a top executive coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: carmakers in tech companies around the world are facing the prospect of an energy crisis and volatility in chip supplies, this will continue according to this tech and ev boss. the top executive at bosh spoke with ed ludlow. >> we are fighting against the supply shortage, but we will see, even if the demand is slowing, some parts of pr

and the french government would want that to happen fiat moved on with peugot. we don't know if the french government is standing with that issue. and the other issue is the combustion engine. renault is looking at gv and with china and they are not keen on this happening because there would be sharing of technology that they are not keen on. that is why these talks are not confirmed. the group said apparently they want to have a solution by the market on november 8th that is when the new structure is announced the industry is going and we will see the merger or tieups with the carmakers to have the funds and investment for electric vehicle and they need to show further leverage of the alliance that they have not used the change of structure could happen and the market is looking at this positively we see renault shares up on top of cac 40 this morning guys >> they would take kindly to the reduction of the stake we will see how it plays out the reaction has been positive today on reports that they will look to reshift the nature of the deal >>> china will hold t

at the moment, only two cryptocurrencies bitcoin and tonkin are available for trading in fiat currencies six rubles hryvnia, belarusian ruble tenge, us dollar and euro are supported for payment. for each, there are many payment methods among them, including a system of fast payments. and a little more, including about telegram, mobile internet traffic in russia for the first time decreased, as they say from the version with reference to menciphers, so far traffic has grown from quarter to quarter and from year to year, and a separate peak was a couple of years ago with the introduction of quarantines and remote work . now, according to the agency, in the second quarter of this year, traffic fell by more than 2% to 8 and a third billion. gigabyte. the reduction in traffic volumes was confirmed by mobile operators with a megaphone mts and tele2, the figures explain the decline consumption of mobile boarding school, blocking of foreign services in russia and withdrawal of foreign media content providers from the market. and in this, mobile operators also agree with the ministry, for example

in each other's ribs, are coming to dinner to share the table with this one guy, the marquis de la fiat. so, the thing is, when you say what if he had seen it become a senator, tried to run for president, done any of these things, i think what he does, he loses that reputation, loses that role, no longer has the moral authority, personality authority, that he was able to, that he was able to engender. to be this precip coming from the fire was able to unify everything. and then i think he just winds up in the same factional struggle but he got caught up with in france. probably wouldn't then try to stay aloof from a bit, and ends up in retirement someplace in ohio. so, if he had actually been successful in mixing it up in american politics in those years, he would not have been as successful or as beloved as he is today. >> yeah. washington didn't want to be president. you know, when the revolution started, he was in philadelphia. he couldn't possibly be the general. but, i don't think he wanted to be president. he had nothing to lose, he was marching to his funeral. he called the proce

this is a coupe-like modification of the fiat pulse suvs, the car has an exclusively front-wheel driveent base is a liter turbo three with a capacity of 130 horsepower, which is paired with a cvt, the top version is equipped with a four-cylinder supercharged engine. with a return of 185 horsepower and a six-speed automatic in our country, the chinese dome-shaped crossover officially only lived one tugela, but in the home market it has been competing for several years with the chingans s85, and recently it the upgraded version, the main changes affected the engine line of the updated base turbo engine with the same volume of 1.5 liters. now produces 188 horsepower. and 300 newton meters is paired with a seven-speed robot, the top engine is the same - a two-liter turbo four with a capacity of 233 horsepower cs85 has already appeared on sale in china, but for now we are waiting for the russian premiere of the updated cs35 + and cs55 plus suvs , the peugeot 408 model in our country is known , like a c-class sedan, but in europe under this index now will sell a completely different car by a

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that but the accountability is going to be changing these law that unjustly differ to the government fiatll as the vaccine manufacturers that could do whatever they want. and spreading in the real estate section with pfizer executives competing with each other to buy bigger and better condos as a result of the vaccines was a huge financial incentive. or that you will kill grandma if you don't take the vaccine and it benefited a lot of people live lawmakers have stock in those companies these laws need to change. and it has been policy under eeoc law private employers can require vaccine as a condition of employment. this needs to end. we can encourage them but we should not mandate them. they should be given information and then a choice. >> thank you for laying that out. by the way this is why you are the best. you push things as far as you can. about all the amazing work for the whole range of things on the podcast. but in the end those in the political system and not just let it go. great to see you tonight. thank you so much. now one person who is a source of truth is justin hart, his

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which is what they've done just by fiat with the student loan bailout.congressmen who voted for that infrastructure bill, you press 'em on it, they get so mad. [laughter] you just -- congressman, by the way, you just introduced a new bill that would be a road map for the natural resources committee if the gop wins. therapy talking about this. just tell us a little bit more about it. >> it's called the transparency and production of american energy act or the tap act. it goes right along with our commitment to america that a we're going to have a strong economy, and the foundation of that strong economy is to have reliable and affordable energy. and guess what? we can do it cleaner here in the united states than my place else in the world -- any place else in the world. while biden's going to different countries, fist bumping the crown prince, when he relies on china for all these solar and wind components, we've got all the materials we need right here at home, all the natural resources to have a strong economy and a healthy environment. we need an energ

this liquidity cry sitz is, unfortunately, it is the death knell of the system of debt fiat currency globally. we are already in the beginning of, unfortunately, the end of what we've known to be normal. so it's coming. there's no stopping it. charles: rebecca and hyperbolic have never been in the same sentence together. [laughter] great seeing you, my friend. >> thank you. charles: all right, folks. my takeaway on cheering while the doom and gloom seeps in it. listen, it always gets better. but first, we want to take a look at this market a little closer with rob i luna. he's changing his approach a little bit, and you'll want to know what he's doing, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ charles: all right, so got a great session. also feels like a changing of the guards. so maybe you should be considering changing your approach. joining me now, rob luna. rob, obviously, you've been bullish. it hasn't always been easy in this market. a lot of noise, a lot of downside. the bear sentiment is outrageous and nuts, but you've insisted on buying as the market was melting down. what do you feel i

state -- congress has abdicated its responsibility it has allowed these bloated industries to act as a fiatongress. take for example, anthony fauci. there is one senator in the senate, rand paul who is holding him accountable. why does north dakota not have a senator who is not going to stand tall in pride -- to take down these elected bureaucrats who snub congress and have no regard for the american people. we need a fighter in washington dc. it is neither katrina nor john. dr. christiansen: i want to comment on the hypocrisy here. they are talking about the narrative that those who are having relief are the same as those who paid their student loan. what is super unfair is i didn't have any say who got ppe loans. the reality is, john didn't do anything to fight the cost of tuition in north dakota when he was governor. what did he do to lower interest rates? we essentially of senate and congressional members who have abdicated their roles fixing those problems to the executive branch and the supreme court. biden has to do something when they will not. >> john. sen. hoeven: again if katrina

and then, of course, joe biden, why executive fiat signed that thing to forgive all that student loandollars too. they spent $3 trillion making sure that they got reelected and now here we are on the verge of essentially you are saying a red tsunami. and it looks like it backfired. >> well, yeah. the inflation reduction act. where is the reduction in inflation for goodness sake? anyone with common sense, which the american people have, has understood that that was just going to exacerbate the already 41-year high inflation rate. so, of course. this is democrats. all they know how to do is to attack your freedoms and spend more of your money. such a deal for the taxpayers. the taxpayers and american families are going to say no. we have had it with this. we are going to go vote for republicans. give them a chance. and then frankly, if we win, we had better have the toughness and the courage to do what we said we would do. and fight these guys. and, also, do the investigations that need to be done so we can begin to hold people accountable. >> ainsley: thank you so much, congressman, fo

nothing and law that suggests, quote, that otherwise, presidential records may be rendered personal by fiat. the justice department also tells the special master, raymond, dairy judge raymond dearie, what he already knows which is that it is very common for personal records to be seized along with other material, where search warrants are executed. personal records that are not government property are seized every day for but use and criminal investigations. and the fact that more than 100 documents bearing classification markings were comingled with unclassified and even personal records is important evidence in the government's investigation in this case. in the last line of their filing, the justice department says that all of donald trump's arguments about the documents, quote, would fail here because the government has a demonstrated specific need for this evidence and it's ongoing criminal investigation. donald trump's lawyers have lost every ground of the appeals in this case after the special master was brought into the case by the trump appointed judge, alien mercedes cannon. when

park officials revealed fiat is now dedicated years of work of the golden gate. national recreation area of the park originated on october 27th. so tomorrow officially marks 50 years that the gigi nra was established at fort mason, camila barco kron. 4 news. >> now to bay area basketball. the warriors playing their first road game of the season. it did not go so well though. the warriors managed to keep it close in the 1st half and then they went into halftime down just 6 points. but things got a lot worse in the 3rd quarter. klay thompson klay thompson has been ejected from a they both got a technical, but a few minutes later, gets another one and he gets ejected. this is the first time in his entire career he's ever been tossed from a game. the warriors lose to the suns, tickle the sun by final one. 34 to 25. not happy about it. all right. we are happy about the forecast as we're taking this live look outside here across the golden gate bridge on a beautiful wednesday. we're halfway through the week. meteorologist kyla grogan in the weather center now cuyler. i

zhiguli of the first series, fiat, you can say, yes, so, from what color is green?or, good number, 56, i had it all. and color, what was the name of the color of bullfighting, red is such a half-red , half-orange some kind of number, 18 years of age. nadezhda what are your hobbies? i also like to drive a car in the family. i understand the car straight it is really and not a luxury and unknown movement. it's like number 60. it's a friend. as i understand it, but knit that little things are different. number 64 andrey is celebrated today. another coach day. you are into sports. yes, i do number 54, i used to do it when i served myself, i had and table tennis. well, amateur football an unexpected combination of shamba and table tennis number 81. although it's great, because there are absolutely different muscle groups, you can say, but in winter, and in winter we are amateur family trips. we go skiing number three on skates and on weekends our eldest daughter knows how to ski number 20. she's a little professional. they ride on ski shit, and oh, and we are already ama

branch, congress has abdicated its responsibility it has allowed these bloated industries to act as a fiatongress. they are spineless and they don't hold people accountable. take for example, anthony fauci. there is one senator in the senate, rand paul who is holding him accountable. where is john hoeven? why does north dakota not have a senator who is not going to stand tall in pride -- to take down these elected bureaucrats who snub -- unelected bureaucrats that snub congress and have no regard for the american people. we need a fighter in washington, d.c.. it is neither katrina nor john. dr. christiansen: i want to comment on the hypocrisy here. they are both concerned about how unfair it is that students who get their loans forgiven aren't being treated the same as people who pay back their student loans. i pay back my student loans, i am happy for the people who don't have to. what is super unfair is that i didn't have any say in who thought ppe loans. -- who got ppe loans. the reality is, john didn't do anything to fight the cost of tuition in north dakota when he was governor. what

my question is, mark, i take your point that the the politicos moved from legislation to executive fiat in emergency powers and emergency power but the congress did pass the inflation reduction act so-called. and i'd like to ask you what you think is going to happen, because there's this guy named john podesta who's put in charge of doling out the money. now the word corruption comes to my mind and. i wonder whether you think the corruption that's going to follow is really a good thing or a bad thing. i mean corruption is generally regarded as bad. the reduction act was basically a partizan line vote, a sort of a party loyalty test and it was very focused on climate. it's funny, all these democratic congressmen come out, admitted nothing, do with inflation. they just call it that because that's what they wanted to call it. so it wouldn't be called a climate bill, but too serious, analysis of that was bjorn lomborg roger pilkey. jr two separate analysis it wouldn't even effect global level essentially, let alone potentially the climate in any way shape, form. it's one of the biggest pork

fiat. that'll do it for sports. back to you. >> thank you, kate. whether time now as we get a live look outside the view here from our camera on top of mount temple. pius, you see good amount of fog has already worked its way in. yeah, another pretty shot. lawrence is back. lawrence, our love that you're talking about at least a chance of some rain in the near future. yeah. and maybe even more importantly, it looks like a whole pattern shift. we've been sitting on this big dome of high pressure for a while now. it's what we call blocking ridge. what we're left with. >> it's very stable atmosphere to get the fog outside right now in its push back on shore, almost more like a summer pattern across the bay area last few days. temperatures near looking at 50's around much of the bay area. now as we've got 50's inside the bay along the coast, that fog is marching back on shore. still, 61 and cocker still warm. 67 degrees in antioch. but here's that blocking ridge just talking about you get these storms off the coastline and really just is too strong to

as you said by executive fiat. in 2003 where people who served our nation would get student loan debt forgiveness that applied only during national emergencies. covid is over so i don't know what is he talking about. may have the same struggle the fact is the hero's act is named as you can tell for people who are heroes in the military service make sure loss didn't put them at loss or disadvantage paying off loans. cynical use of that narrow six page law. no one at the time thought a president could use it to write off half a trillion dollars. but, the incoherence goes beyond that. you know, the president said recently the pandemic is over. they made that argument in court. and the litigation over the remain in mexico policy. and, yet, they then turned around and said it the pandemic is still here and i'm going to use it to give away as much as $500 billion. >> steve: the other thing, jonathan, it just disturbing that the president doesn't know how major policy decisions apparently are being made in his own adminis

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while a fiat goes on his tour in 1824 and a 25, the election of 1824 was one of the most insane presidentiallections in history. it was a four-way race. it ends with nobody having secured a majority in the electoral college. he lands in the middle of it. but all four of the presidential candidates, all of whom who would love to stick a knife in each other's ribs, are coming to dinner to share the table with this one guy, the marquis de lafayette. so, the thing is, when you say what if he had seen it become a senator, tried to run for president, done any of these things, i think what he does, he loses that reputation, loses that role, no longer has the moral authority, personality authority, that he was able to, that he was able to engender. to be this person coming from the fire was able to unify everything. and then i think he just winds up in the same factional struggle but he got caught up with in france. probably wouldn't then try to stay aloof from a bit, and ends up in retirement someplace in ohio. so, if he had actually been successful in mixing it up in american politics in those yea

fiat ultimately a declining resource in the north sea.— ultimately a declining resource in the northy to the treasury, thank you very much. some high profile public figures — including prince harry and sir eltonjohn — have begun legal action against the publishers of two british newspapers — the daily mail and the mail on sunday. the group alleges that associated newspapers used what they call "abhorrent criminal activity and gross breaches of privacy" to obtain information about them. associated newspapers has rejected the claims. the bbc�*s home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the story. veterans of the fight against media intrusion. now, prince harry, eltonjohn and his husband david furnish, liz hurley and sadie frost have combined forces to take on the mail, along with, and this was a surprise, baroness doreen lawrence. she�*s had a warm relationship with the daily mail. two of her son stephen�*s killers were jailed in 2012. for more than a decade, the mail helped keep the case in the headlines. but this is what the lawyers for her and the others now say associated newspape

if any rogue head of state can by force or -- or fiat change the borders of another u.n. member. this assembly's call to russia since the start of the invasion has been simple, "end this war and withdraw from ukraine." for the sake of ukraine, russia and the entire u.n. membership, we reiterate this call today. we call on russia to end the war and honor the u.n. charter. colleagues, at the end of this debate, we will have an opportunity to vote on a resolution to condemn russia's so-called referenda and illegal annexation. we urge everyone here to vote in support of international law, the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all states, and the u.n. charter. we urge all members to vote yes on the resolution. i thank you. >> i thank the distinguished representative of the united kingdom, and now i give the floor to the distinguished representative of mexico. >> mr. president, excellencies, we convey our gratitude for the special report presented by the security council, pursuant to resolution 76/262 of this general assembly. a resolution which remains applicable to the case un

all the necessary technologies , moreover, orino has supplied enough high-altitude technologies, as fiatnt that you can install, you don't like it, i understand everything. give me. let's well, let's not interrupt each other, well, a little respect. yes, that’s why avtovaz’s problem is probably that he wants to not wait for renault to return again. because now maybe i'll do it differently, so that vladimirovich doesn't interrupt you later. so, look at who is more responsible for the ministry of industry and trade or for these manufacturers, who themselves are even here, as i understand it. here claims, mainly to the government. we can separate rostec from the government rather conditionally, by and large , a state corporation that performs state tasks. they can be attributed. i understand the department. you agree that quite a lot of questions can manifest this ask specifically. ask, we are asking one of the questions today. why are we now waiting for the return of that? do you ask it figuratively or to someone specifically? i mean, if you answer something in our commission, what answers

here in such fiat categories of recourse. return to something.t that without cheap russian gas without their own nuclear energy, which they, apart from france, massively killed, because somewhere once there was chernobyl, you will get what you get you don’t have cheap energy. and what kind of power before the energy to return to nuclear power plants this time? now you need to restart it all. well, back to the coal. this time it is necessary to switch back from gas to coal again , this is the work of a single day, at least. well , the third fairy tale about the fact that the countries of the west create a new world. it is necessary for everyone, in fact , because blinkin did not say anything new. he reiterated that he had written a memorandum to the united states department of defense for the fiscal year since 1992. there, in black and white, it was said horrible then. i remember the new york times-mar 1992. there was a scandal, i clearly quote the geopolitical adversary of the united states, there will be any state that claims hegemony in eurasia

fiat you have the means and the will to support ukraine, eat, order, because if we support ukraine, we end of it. no, i don't understand the threats that the republicans will stop funding ukraine in their war. please, in these elections in the priorities. in fact , the largest number. uh, the language group after english, respectively, is chinese. not because, as it were, respectively, they have a wonderful, as if militarily, their economy is rolling down, a chic economy and, accordingly, export relations make us slightly interested in it, as if interested in the field of activity in which the same spain takes place, for example, about 250 million citizens in the world also speak spanish, but, of course, not only in spain. that is, the problem lies in the fact that the language is largely connected not only in the natural military, which is made up of culture, but if the economy, if you save, naturally develop this level correctly, how would this language be taught so, by the way, therefore employment is now extremely important, including in the russian federation this is especially im

short, you know -- long duration assets we want to be long gold but we want to be long gold in the fiatanet. right now that's china >> dare i ask, as a currency guy and as a guy who likes hard assets, what you think of digital ones in the context of bitcoin. we have bitcoin trading just under $20,000 this morning we have some finance news that some money was stolen. >> well, we have -- you know, to the negative side for us, you know, we've missed the bitcoin trade for the most part during the rise but during the latest fall, you know, also as cryptocurrency is going through its growing pains, we missed that downside too. it's just not something we've gotten our arms around yet in terms of feeling comfortable in terms of fiduciaries in putting client money into those assets and we're fans of real hard currency assets that have been hard currency assets for hundreds of years. precious metals, but we like other natural resources and natural resource equities. we're not perma bears. we've been bearish a long time and we have -- bearish on the overall debt that we have in the global economy

the title of the book comes from douglass said, i do not despair of this country, the fiat of the almightyell to lincoln in that hour to try to shed that light. and that light was we cannot enslave others, and we must, in fact, live up to the promise that the nation itself articulated. >> jon, you quote douglass, and one of the great books on douglass david blithe outlines how douglass would try and push lincoln when lincoln was slow in moving, and i agree with you, he's not someone who could be praised as the great emancipator, but he got there. he got there because of his commitment to save the union, and he grew. i think that part of the -- what we've learned about lincoln is that he would not -- he was not afraid to grow. he was not afraid to evolve, and he was not afraid to do whatever what he felt would be unpopular at the end to save the union, and i think that the abolitionist was pushing him on one side, and others were threatening him on the other. but he became -- he stumbled into greatness because of his basic core believes. >> well, i always hesitate to in any way disagree wit

the fiat of the almighty let there be lite has not yet spent its force.e we go. so thank you to frederic douglas. the key -- they needed each other. and they -- douglas was part of a world that was building sentiment that was trying to call the country to a conscienceous action. that sound grand. i understand the black and white pictures and it feels remote. but it wasn't remote to them. they were doing this in real time. our old friend who we just lost used to say nobody in the past walked around and said oh, what an interesting world the past is. you know? our past was their present. and lincoln was a flawed, fallible guy. he was anti-slavery but not legal takerian. he was not dr. king in a black brooks brother's suit. but he built it the best way he could. if he as a flaw people can transcend his limitations, he can to. the book is "and there was light." john meachum, congratulations on the book. and doris kerns goodwin, thank you for being on with us this morning to share it with john. new numbers from political strategists and pollster suggests ameri

, the title of the book is a play on frederick douglass said i do not despair of this country, the fiat yet spent its force. frederick douglass thought that and he helped create a climate of opinion that lincoln was also an architect of. he believed in the promise of the country, and he believed that without union chaos resulted. because one of the criticisms of lincoln, in fact, the abolitionists thought that, when you're preserving a union that gives slave owners and awful people too powerful a voice, his question was if we just let them go, there's no way to free the enslaved. it becomes its own entity, and becomes a nation among the powers of the earth. so we have to fight. so one of the things you have to answer is what's worth fighting for? and constitutional democracy, i think, is one of them. >> you know, off of willie's question, jon, the two lead stories in the "new york times" this morning, lead story on the right-hand side of the front page, most voters say u.s. democracy is under threat but few feel urgency. twinned with that story is "right appears activist army to watch v

if any rogue head of state can, by force or fiat, change the borders of another u.n. member. this assembly's call to russia since the start of its illegal invasion has been simple -- end this war and withdraw from ukraine. for the sake of ukraine, russia, and the entire u.n. membership, we reiterate this call today. we call on russia to end the war and honor the u.n. charter. colleagues, at the end of this debate, we will have an opportunity to vote on a resolution to condemn russia's so-called referenda and illegal annexation. we urge everyone here to vote in support of international law, the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all states, and the u.n. charter. we urge all members to vote yes on the resolution. i thank you. >>

if any rogue head of state can, by force or fiat, change the borders of another u.n. member. this assembly's call to russia since the start of its illegal invasion has been simple -- end this war and withdraw from ukraine. for the sake of ukraine, russia, and the entire u.n. membership, we reiterate this call today. we call on russia to end the war and honor the u.n. charter. colleagues, at the end of this debate, we will have an opportunity to vote on a resolution to condemn russia's so-called referenda and illegal annexation. we urge everyone here to vote in support of international law, the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all states, and the u.n. charter. we urge all members to vote yes on the resolution. i thank you. >>etitive in the 2022 cycle. sidney asked me -- cindy axne leads the republican. >> we are proud to be moderators for tonight's debates focusing on i was the third congressional district. >> it is made up of 21 counties in central and southern iowa. the district boundaries have changed because of last year's redistricting program -- process that whic