ukraine, it will be something else, and the reverse side of the medal is the reverse of our freedom of solidarity, and so on. this is absolutely normal, and i understand that in any case there will be additional explanations , clarifications, and improvements, so by now i know quite well how military commissars work, er, i know which on admission days, queues under military officers are not only for those who want to mobilize, but also for those people who need to solve a wide variety of issues, including departure, read on the record, withdraw from the record, make a reservation there, and if a person just in order to go there to my mother-in-law in the neighboring region and for two days you have to get permission from the head of the ssp certificate, then not a single military commissar will be able to cope with the responsibility and work, so i think that from the point of view of ordinary citizens, nothing will change very significantly for them and will change just as our commander-in-chief said, there will be changes in some nuances of the work and the interesting sp, and for the people it

of history knew better. he knew that not everyone everywhere shares our attachment to freedom or even our definition of freedom. some people prefer piety. or they prefer social solidarity, or they prefer order. there are lots of competing values. freedom is but one. churchill knew our attachment to freedom and the institutions indispensable for making it flourish is the product of a complex and protracted centuries along a culture ration, primarily in the west. especially among those churchill hemmed in his perk. the english speaking people. he seemed to say baghdad or boston, new york or new delhi, mongolia or missouri, what difference does it make? democracy can take root in any social soil, however stunning and uphill. churchill how ever, great student of nations differences and national -- churchill knew about differences are enormous and important. he knew that even the merely 20 mile width of the english channel separates political cultures that differ in significant ways. they do because they have been incubated by very different histories. it has been well said that whatever americans want at the policy is as little of it as possible. but something else has als

of history knew that her. he knew that not everyone everywhere shares the attachment to freedom or even if our definition of freedom. some people prefer piety when they prefer central solidarity. they prefer order and there are lots of competing values and freedom is but one. and churchill knew that our attachment to freedom can be institutions indispensable for making if flourishes the product of a complex and protracted centuries long acculturation primarily in the west. especially among those churchill in his great work of the english-speaking people. and as to save baghdad or boston, new york or new delhi, mongolia missouri, what difference does it make little democracy would take root in any social soil whether detailed or not, and churchill however, great student of nations of differences in nationalisms rated churchill knew the differences are enormous and important. he knew that even the merely 20-mile with the english channel separates political cultures that differ in significant ways. they do because they have been incubated by very different histories. and as well said that americans want in the way of foreign policy is of little of it as possible. it was somethin

solidarity with the pro—choice movement. stephanie prentice reports. chance of abortion rights and chants of freedom. ing in solidarity but underneath the shows of support it is own rights they are scared for, too. translation: this demonstration is a reaction to what happened - with the us supreme court. it is also a demonstration to remind everyone that the right to abortion is a right and we must be able to retain it. beyond that, what we are also calling for is the right for abortion to be enshrined in the french constitution. the recent successes in the far rightjustice party of marine le pen not far from minds of people. 0n the other side of the world, people in sydney ignoring pouring rain to protest a decision, with thousands more in melbourne. meanwhile, in the us, the fight isjust getting started. extremist governors trying to block a woman travelling from her state that prohibits her to seeking medical help she needs, to a state that provides that care, the federal government will act to work to protect her rights, through the attorney general�*s office. some say it is wishful thinking but

today: mykola knyazhytskyi, people's deputy of ukraine, european solidarity, good evening, lyubomyr melnychuk, head of the lviv city organization of freedomty chairman svoboda faction in the lviv city council taras batenko with us people's deputy of ukraine for the future head of the deputy group for the future olga solodukha people's deputy of ukraine inter-factional association smart policy yaroslav makitra political analyst welcome to our studio oleg senyutka people's deputy of ukraine european solidarity understandable what today we will speak about what is happening first of all in vinnytsia, everyone will share their emotions and their understanding of why this is happening right now, i am very a short remark about what maria sokolo, a journalist from vinnytsia, said that everyone is sitting in the telegram channels. it seems to me that this is a psychological moment. everyone is reading that the rocket has flown and is flying somewhere. today, many telegram channels wrote that it is flying to western ukraine , and people are reading it. continue to be on the street as if well, we know that she flies, but what happens when you negle

of notched or solidarity trade union, we come so how did that happen? why didn't millions of people join a local strike? does income fly height when they were striving for freedom and justice? it is a good time and wanted to shape the world politically skype council. they wanted independent unions and how the right to strike high freedom of speech type as well and freedom of the press person. when they put together a list of $21.00 to master list of i, it's part of our world cultural heritage even and one of humanities most precious documents and documented them and type solid dotted moisture. this worker activism turned into an anti communist opposition movement. it spread across the whole country. the authoritarian regime increased the pressure ah, is come through, i'm film this, they introduced marshal law. the theme will just 16 months after sally don, which it emerged even. but that didn't stop people from opposing the regina opposite to known to vehicle they operated under ground illegally. i'll find it look out of eyes of like a 14 year old when to and in 1989 who does mil, the round table talks took place with mhm dentist. so that was a major symbolic m

solidarity trade union. he comes up with how did that happen? why didn't millions of people join a local strike as jim come for? i hate when they were striving for freedom and justice. it is a good time and wanted to shape that world politically. skype comfort, they wanted independent unions and how the right to strike high freedom of speech height visible and freedom of the press is a person. when they put together a list of $21.00 to master list of i'm, it's part of our world cultural heritage even. and one of humanities most precious documents and documented the image height, sony dot of moisture. this worker activism turned into an anti communist opposition movement. it spread across the whole country. the authoritarian regime increased the pressure ah, is come through. i'm filmed if they introduced martial law, if they won't just 16 months up to saudi don, which it emerged even. but that didn't stop people from opposing the regime. no, it was it for them to vehicle they operated under ground to legally i'll find legal advisor via to fulton, yelled when to and in 1989 and who death mill. the round table talks took place if and i'm home dentist. so t

of the european union? the european union and, in general, all liberal western regimes constantly declare freedom, independence, sovereignty, exclusively voluntary solidarityhat, of course, do not require, but they will be happy. if moldova join. well, apparently, if you don’t join, they will not be happy, that is, in this way publicly, but reminded the moldovan leadership of the need to comply with eurosolidarity, but only how, but in the west they understand it, because true solidarity is voluntariness, and the message is equality . and this is the free will of expression, and not the use of force to create the appearance of solidarity, and this is all with eurosolidarity, which is firstly cobbled together with such forceful methods, it also manifests itself exclusively against the background or not even against the background, but exclusively in line with the anti-settings of brussels on july 11, an agreement on the creation was signed. in chisinau, the so-called eu center for support in matters of internal security and border management of the republic of moldova for information. uh, hmm available in public space. in this body. khabia will be staffed b

authoritarian society it is always a society of atomized enemies i.e. people are always hostile to each other that is, only freedom gives this unity and solidarity between people think it's interesting, but it's actually the same thing, it seems to me that what you're talking about is so definite because in fact we we don't need to invent anything, all this has already been worked out by uh societies that are democratic societies that went through the same terrible times and won, and uh, societies that went through a war, that went through certain uh, tests are collective and at the same time preserved this potential potential for growth and their own democratic institutions , they were told to develop them, there are many of them. this is the same israel is the same, who should read the second world war, britain and so on, we understand that there are unconditional nuances of the work of the media during the war, but these nuances cannot touch the basis of society where a free person lives in his free country defends his free country, if possible, simply give such an example, such a metaphor, so that it is clear in general why we are talking ab

a matter of security of freedom and the russians say different things from time to time so we just follow our way as soon as possible reducing our dependence and showing solidarityeuropean union as possible and i think that this is the most important news in this time of crisis that europe is united as never before they are trying to divide us but fortunately they do not succeed because we understand what is our task or is europe fully united because only in the last few days, hungary sent its foreign minister to moscow to try to agree on additional gas supplies for hungary, the prime minister of hungary, viktor orbán , said that eu sanctions mean what they are. member states suddenly i mean we had like europe a dequalified majority is voting now to reduce gas consumption and i think hungary also knows very well where its future is united if the gas stops coming germany will continue its sanctions policy and send military and other aid to ukraine even without russian gas without a doubt. okay, let 's talk about germany's supply of military equipment to ukraine. the ukrainian army used german long-range artillery and its ukrainian the soldiers were highly praised

we can only enjoy our authentic freedom by living with the spirit of love, or solidarity with hospitality. the truth is, living and thriving together is hard, killing is easy. but the most prosperous, most powerful must free nation in history it is our responsibility to the right thing with the gifts we have. not because it is easy because it is hard. the common good of this american republic depends on rediscovering what we once knew. america will be great if america is good. not her greatness will vanish away like a morning cloud. let's be good to one another. let's be better, let's heal, let's grow, thank you. thank you. you are not recognized for five minutes. next i am no threat to life, liberty and the pursuit of happyness. i am part of we the people. all people in this nation including lgbtq plus people are. i am case that made marriage equality the law of the land. i felt joy at the lawfully wedded man. nine years after my husband's death i still find comfort as his widower. everything changed when john and i said i do. we felt different, we felt better, without more complete for

voices of religious freedom, all of you here represent communities with great voices but we needd a symphony, we need to come together and conduct our work together shoulder to shoulder in solidarityi am delighted dwight and the folks here have organize this event and i hope you enjoy it. you have our support on behalf of the summit. [applause] >> thank you for those words. this is our first public event in personn since the beginning f the pandemic so we are happy to be here on capitol hill. we have new commissioners as well appointed in recent weeks so i want to turn it over to our newly elected chair of the commission serving just beginning his second term and i'll hand it over to you. >> thank you, good afternoon. is this better now? so as dwight mentioned, last week, i got elected as the chair of the commission. last week also elected abe cooper as the vice chair to serve in the leadership team. unfortunately, he's not going to be able to join us today. i'm joined by commissioner i am joined by commissioner who will follow me to make some remarks. mr. was appointed by president biden. also with us, newly appointed commissioners, commissioner wolf, giant and religious freedom

of france. we tell people that we are ukrainians, that there should be solidarity with us. solidarity should be with us, because the motto in france is freedom that freedom from that equality and we want we just want freedom so that they don't shoot at us there so that we can live peacefully. because for some reason they think that we and russia are one and the same. unfortunately, there are many difficulties and it was even difficult to deal with the fact that they did not understand that ukrainians are such educated people. for the first time in our family, where i live now, they showed me how a multicooker works, they even thought that we couldn't do it, you understand, this is how they perceive it, and when we show them our carpathians in photos, last year's kyiv, where there were many festivals, where there were beautiful places, well, people they are happy, walking, smiling, we understand, we say, we didn’t need to be saved, we all came with beautiful gadgets, beautiful clothes , and they don’t understand. well, we lived beautifully in ukraine before this, before this war. that is, you hold these events twice a week. and who else comes

freedom better than any russian manipulations. maria, the capital of france, unanimously adopted an agreement on cooperation with kyiv. the embassy of ukraine in france informed about this. paris stands in solidarityith the people of kyiv and kyiv and will participate in the restoration of the ukrainian capital, the vice- mayor of the french city arnongachcha said. i will remind you in april the head of paris an i dal visited kyiv, then she signed an agreement with vitaliy klitschko on the establishment of friendly relations between the two capitals . soon at exactly 3 p.m. meet my colleague anna eva melnyky and the novonar team is already preparing for you fresh issues of the news take care, watch on the air of our channel espresso news and the euro espresso program for ukrainian refugees in europe, a joint broadcast with on the atp channel, radio svoboda programs , time-time programs of the voice of america, the inclusion of journalists from public television, news broadcasts of bbc news ukraine and franz 24, as well as the broadcast of the information marathon, the only news, together, we are strength, glory to ukraine , a petition demanding the return to the digital air of espresso channel fiv

of individual national governments. and this is the attitude approach that we support. and when we mean solidarity we mean freedom.solidarity and at the same time force countries to some decisions, in other words, everyone will have to survive on their own; the plan for anti-russian sanctions has already been overfulfilled; the seventh package was adopted the day before. this is practically all that brussels is capable of today. with reference to one of the diplomats, she wrote that europe had come to the end of what she could do, and poland and the baltic countries would not include the issue of russian gas. in the agenda of the european union, since this will expose the differences within the bloc to the greatest pleasure of the kremlin, in any case , the eu is not ready to completely abandon russian gas. it everyone recognizes, but the political statements of solidarity are still needed today. they sounded in brussels. this show article all exceptions cause too much bureaucracy, so we are overly slow during the crisis, but when nord stream gas supplies are cut another 20%. europe will be able to find unity and

of ours is not a zero sum game. no one needs to lose for others to win. we can only enjoy our authentic freedoms by living with the spirit of love, with solidarity, and with hospitality. the truth is, living and thriving together is hard, killing is easy. as the most prosperous, most powerful, most free nation in history, it's our responsibility to do the right thing with the gifts we have, not because it's easy, but because it is hard. the common good of this american republic depends on rediscovering what we once knew, that america will be great, if america is good. if not, her greatness will vanish away like a morning cloud. let's be good to one another. let's be better. let's heal, let's grow. thank you. >> thank you. mr. obergefell, you are recognized for five minutes. >> i'm in doubt with the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. i am part of we the people. a people in this nation, including lgbtq+ people are. my name is jim ogre -- i am the main plaintive from obergefell v. hodges, the case that made merge equality the law of the land. i felt joy as a lawfully wedded man, nine years after my husband's death, i still find comfort as

of ours is not a zero sum game. no one needs to lose for others to win. we can only enjoy our authentic freedoms by living with the spirit of love with solidarity and with some hospitality to truth is living and frightening together is hard killing is easy. but as the most prosperous most powerful most free nation in history it's our responsibility to do the right thing with the gives we have. not because it's easy but because it is hard. the common good of this american republic depends on rediscovering what we once knew. e america will be great if it is a very -- like a morning cloud. let's speak up to one another. let's be better. let's heal. let's grow. thank you. >> thank you. mr. obergefell, you are recognized for five minutes. >> i am in doubt with the rights to life liberty in the pursuit of happiness. i am part of we the people all people in this nation including owed should be to give us people are. my name is jim obergefell and i'm the name planted for obergefell v. hodges the lot of a marriage equality the law of the land iphone joy as a lawfully would a man. nine years after my husband's death, i still find comfort as his widow were. everything

freedom. all of you that are here represent communities that have great voices. but we need a symphony. we need to come together and conduct our work together, shoulder to shoulder and solidarity. i am delighted that dwight and all ofze the folks have organizd this event and i hope that you enjoy it. you have our support on behalf of the summit. [applause] >> thank you for those words. this is our first public event in person, public event since bthe beginning of the pandemic. we are very happy to be up here capitol hill. a we have new commissioners as well. just appointed in recent weeks. without further ado i want to turn it over to our newly elected chair of the commissiono serving his second term. i will hand it right over to you. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. great to be with you this afternoon. i am honored to serve as the new chair. is this better now? as was mentioned, last week i got elected as the chair of the commission. last week also elected the vice chair to serve in a leadership team. unfortunately, he will not be able to join us today. i am joined by commissioner stephen who will follow me to make some remarks. commissioner was appointed by president

religious freedom to represent communities with great voices that we need a symphony and need to come together to conduct our work together shoulder to shoulder and solidarity so i am delighted all of the folks have organize this event and i hope you enjoy it and you have our support on behalf of the senate. [applause] >> thank you for those words actually this is our first public event in person since the beginning of the pandemic we are happy to be here on capitol hill. and those new commissioners just appointed into recent weeks i went to turn it over to the newly elected chair whose just beginning his second term. >> thank you very much it's great to be with you today i'm honored to serve as the new chair. is this better? i was elected the chair of the commission and also as the vice chair of the leadership team.to unfortunately he is not able to join us today. and the commissioner was president biden also several newly appointed commissioners a giant in the religious freedom fight recently appointed by house minority leader kevin mccarthy was also sharing opening remarks with uso today. the commissioner to my right appointed by senator mitch mcconnell and also several members

the biden, who was supposed to give them freedom, means more the atlantic solidarity union and so on, on the contrary, they defeated the unfortunate germany ofll the companies, everyone is losing money and is silent, why, uh, because he is against it, and this is the american generation. biden, right? it's all this. the last one is the fire of america, because the lower age policy is lower. they don’t understand anything, they don’t know anything and they don’t know how these pensioners, who are already now, should steer the state. well, as if there is eighty older. yes, it was drunk, well, their aksakal means brush engineer. so all these they are already aged, but they will not give up, power. you talk and scoff, they have no regrets and so on. it is they who give power. they don't give. and after them , someone would look at him without blinking look or falling with a bicycle, if there were no problems with the economy, that is, when american american taxpayers, understanding there, get a price tag for and there for $ 2, which has grown per barrel per barrel of oil. um, i mean, it's per gallon per gallon? yes, for a gallon of gasoline. tha