general, this is a general area showing. the japanese holdings, as we begin the hopping campaign and i want to talk a little bit about now after the respite and australia that general, general macarthur, the great general macarthur, one of the most interesting, great generals, interesting characters and personalities in american history. he likes the first marine division so much that he decides he wants it under his own command. so he goes to and argues with nimitz, and he becomes a fan of general macarthur, of general izumi general referred notice and the so macarthur wants he's wanting to do right here where circling is is where the japanese are launching their their ships out of rabaul and come down to slot. so strategy here is to try and surround and basically choke it so therefore here we show the solomon islands here bougainville marines are involved there. but macarthur wants the first marines to hit over the east side of new britain, cape gloucester, to put pressure here against against a rebel. as the marines are m

but in general, they lost, so at some point the filipinos.h, returned or switched or returned to the tactics that they used against the spanish colonial authorities, namely the guerrilla war. here it must be said that the filipinos were quite successful. they organized several sorties, one of such partisan sorties and there was a battle near the city of balangiga on the island of sammar. giga - this small port is now well known to tourists, but, probably, first of all, american tourists, and on the third largest philippine island of samar, the main source of income for the island at that time was the production of hemp rope, which, among other things, was bought by the americans, the americans introduced in 1901 , in the summer of 1901, introduced. uh, the military contingent on itself in order to, on the one hand, stop taking control, including benefiting from trade. here with this hemp rope on the other side to block the supply of funding, that is, from the sale of this rope. uh, the proceeds from the sale of this rope went to finance the p

in this case, general secondary education in general secondary.h, i would probably note, well, there are two or three fundamental changes. this is the change with which we started the conversation, that is, according to the new version of the code , a general secondary education is mandatory for everyone. we have already spoken. what are the options. and that it's not necessary to stay in high school you can get general secondary education while receiving a profession at the same time. here, the second. in my opinion, fundamental changes. this is that the principle of inclusion in education is included in the principles of state policy in the field of education . uh, this principle allows you to give equal access to education. all children with different individual needs , requests with different cognitive abilities. and here under this category are children with different individual needs and different cognitive abilities. today it is interpreted very broadly. is not only those children that we used to call children with e. hmm, with the peculiar

a and in general , in general, quite a good culture already, and even with some banknotes, coins that were found here, er, other artifacts, the place is very good. and no matter how much, after the founding of moscow, they tried to move it somewhere, move it or compete with it. well, nothing worked out, so it turned out that it is naturally located in the center of our russia at the crossroads of all roads from south to north, from east to west. and even such a mega attempt of peter i to move to st . but nonetheless. you see, st. petersburg was rebuilt as such a european capital, which is an architectural monument, which we can be proud of, a huge number of tourists will come there. great moscow before moving, i don’t remember, in the eighteenth or nineteenth year, vladimir ilyich moved from st. petersburg and moved the entire government here. well, it remained a large, but a provincial city, directly a merchant industrial, well, a provincial one. and the leadership of the soviet union by the way, the soviet union would have turned 100 years old this year before the centenary did not

was the youngest child of major general ulysses s grant the third the general's third grandson and first namesake all my mother knew was that she loved her father and that i was going to be the last grandson. she and my father agreed to call me grant. to compromise to conformity so i wouldn't get teased in school. so i grew up with nobody knowing that my name was ulysses. and i hardly ever thought about it myself. but by the time brooke simpson arrived at the phillips exeter academy in new hampshire two years after i did in 19 or a year after i did in 1971. i had embraced my name and it was known as ulysses. of course. i still didn't know anything about ulysses s grant back then. even though i had decided to use my name i had not yet developed an interest in learning the truth about my famous ancestor. and oddly enough my family didn't tell me about him. all i knew about ulysses s grant was what i learned in school in the 1960s. and a lot of that was not accurate. i would remain pretty ignorant for an embarrassingly long time. and therein lies my point. my real role in ulysses s grant's

in general, for many years. the second woman for me throughout his life kobzon rushed to where people need help was the first in afghanistan chernobyl was the first to enter the north-east for negotiations with the militants, everyone remembers their way to these already shot through glass doors and took a pregnant woman and five children from there to the burn center of their native. kobzon came to donetsk many times and brought devices. he also helped local kindergartens and schools brought us a stove, brought us a washing machine and musical equipment. ah, there will be sun, may there always be sky. hello dear, kobzon iosif davydovich is bothering you. this is how he talked to the participants from floods in the far east, the actions of channel one managed to be their own for very different people. who is my son asking me, dad is somehow strange, you have inistry friends and friends of drivers and so on. i say, i don't choose friends by profession. i choose friends, so to speak in spirit. we are lagging behin

the only lieutenant general three-star general in the union army at that time the only person to hold the rank of full three-star lieutenant general since george washington kind of a select company there. winfield scott we saw before was a brevet lieutenant general three stars. will honorary lieutenant general grant is a regular full lieutenant general outranks every officer in the union army and officially is given the position of commanding general of all the union armies. and yeah, it's like here you go grant here are the keys take it away win the war for us. and i don't think there was anything grant could have done. to have managed expectations after all that the expectations were that grant was going to come to virginia. he was going to win. quickly cheaply and easily that within a matter of weeks grant would of course when the war and certainly by the end of the summer. yeah. grant will have won the war lee will be defeated in everything will be fine. and of course that is radically unrealistic. the generals that grant had defeated in, mississippi and at chattanooga were good g

grant was generally always viewed. i'm glad to see those things happen. i'm certainly glad to be here with you today. and wagner sherrod brown and i yesterday sent a letter to the secretary of defense asking that grant be given the rank of of the armies only two people have ever had that rank one was pershing after world war one and one was washington given to washington as part of the bicentennial in 1970 in 1976. it would seem to me that the bicentennial of grants birth would be exactly the right time to bestow that rank on this person in hw. brand's words the man who saved the union i am delighted to be able to be here today. thank you to all of you. thank you senator blunt. it is such an honor to have a historian in the senate. senator blunt mentioned senator brown from my home state of ohio who is the companion sponsor and we do have video remarks which will be included in the video that you'll be able to look at from our website. and so let me just bring you a couple words from his remarks that you'll be able to

eh what is in general bologna system bologna system. this is a kind of pan-european educational space, which in our country, er, has not fully worked out . we have introduced individual elements. and by the way, to say, uh, changing a specialty to a bachelor's degree and a master's degree is, well, after all, only one of the signs of the bologna symbolic system cannot be reduced to this. well actually it is. uh, european universities refused to work with us. and well, if you don't want to, don't. yes, that's why, we will be guided, first of all, by the fact that will occur in general in the educational system in the state. and i also think that where i earned a bachelor's degree with a master's degree. if we are talking about the state now, it will continue to work there, because not everywhere where it has justified itself, where the specialist will be returned to the specialist. by the way, he is present somewhere in the form. today we have not completely moved to this, as far as the church is concerned. there is one more important po

what a journey -- what attorneys general do generally is protect your constitutional rights, civil rights, your fundamental rights, freedom and safety. that work is never been more important than it is today. when you look across the country, you see radical attorneys general doing the opposite -- undermining safety, fundamental rights, freedom while in texas, we have been attorney general working with district attorneys to prosecute an abortion ban. in california, we issued a first-of-it's-kind legal alert -- first-of-its-kind alert indicating abortion seekers should not be prosecuted. we were working with law enforcement partners to make sure our clinics provide reproductive health care and the patients who receive it, and it is safe and accessible. in idaho, the attorney general is defending a near total ban on abortion. meanwhile, this group along with other democratic ag's have challenged that law as being illegal. the contrast could not be sharper. the choice could not be clearer. you have attorneys general who will protect your rights, freedoms and safety, and you will have those w

this is the nato secretary general about weapons for ukraine giants., the more weapons deliveries, the more orders they have. from the last one, the pentagon concluded, more precisely, a new contract worth 311 million dollars with companies, and retail, and hmm, for the production of almost 2,000 more portable anti-tank systems. jivelin, interesting wording from the message deals. i will quote the purchase is part of the program to supply ukraine includes the supply of the ukrainian army, the purchase of the us army and missiles for international partners, that is, weapons will be received by both the armed forces and the us armed forces, in addition to the new military assistance package, which joe announced the day before biden its content has not yet been disclosed, but the press believes that this is another large batch of missiles. ammunition american generals and the leadership of nato, although they say that due to the supply of weapons to kiev, there are fewer and fewer weapons in warehouses. everything but they admit that it is always possible

in general, it is believed that this is harmful to our health, especially the younger generation, andgeneral, the regulators are the ministry of health march and all those interested, it was decided that what is necessary, of course, is to display the entire closed calculation, it should be said that with 2020 years in supermarkets with an area of ​​1,000 m2, cigarettes with tobacco and liquids for electronic cigarettes are sold in specialized departments, but also in closed containers, an open shelf only in duty free shops is prohibited from selling smoke and in self-service stores . it would seem that everything is clear and understandable, but the regulator does not assure disposable steam generators for everyone with liquid in an open window, a frequent violation over the past month. we checked more than 200 objects and found a violation in more than 60% of cases, and all subjects were issued recommendations, a and it is strictly stated that the open display of a-a tobacco products and especially i want to note liquids for e-smoking. she's banned. and therefore, these products sho

general, can the counteroffensive of ukrainian troops in the kharkiv region be perceived as a turning in the russian-ukrainian war, which we talked about for so long. during the last two or three months , or until a complete breakthrough, we are already expecting this breakthrough, especially for this , the prerequisites must be created, this preparation of our armed forces of ukraine, this coordination of this acquisition of especially high-precision weapons, equipment and we expected, of course, that this would be one of the operational directions. this or kherson, zaporizhzhia , kharkiv just predicted that it would be one of the diversionary operations on the new side, and in another format will be used as the main one and it turned out, that is, a correctly planned operation. today we can professionally say that it provides the perspective of strategic offensive operations . and he sat down, but hey, taking into account the fact that the enemy was not waiting for the armed forces of the russian federation, and they envisaged only offensive operations from one side on kharkiv from

well, in general, this is quite serious. eh, such a toy, an expensive toy, which, as far as i understand, is not one hundred percent. uh, hits the target, because our anti-aircraft missile defenses also override the gps signals, so the guidance is inaccurate. and we calculate, we calculate, where do these complexes come from beat. and this is the counter-battery fight that i spoke about, it is now going on not according to a simple scenario , the station detects. we immediately struck. we have a more cunning tactic that brings results. but uh, if we are talking about these ammunition, of course, uh, new kargapold gods will appear on the other side of ukraine, they already had so many there, and the saints that we were engaged in. now they will have a holy iskalibur, that is, it’s clear what it will do, which is primarily on the information space, but the results, which is expected of them, it will not bring, and at the same time. uh, what our army does, the union army, it is methodical. coming step by step. yes, we are not i

i don’t like cold travel, i love it, in general, by itself.thing is not to be cold , and at home, as well as on the couch. tv i love tv, many tvs can not stand. i love him. i. if suddenly i get sick there, or just sit, i don’t go anywhere at home. here it is for me 24 hours a day. i fall asleep under it and wake up with it, that is, here it is in my kitchen. he is in the bedroom. he is standing in the room. he is everywhere there is a tv. he goes everywhere. i can live without him. i just can not. i love cinema ruslan tell me, please, what can you do around the house? are you doing something at home? well, except for viewing the rezero, everything is a jack of all trades. yes, you can see the groom, what to say, and maybe you have a dacha further, there is a dacha, until nothing came down there. i don't like well. it's great. people seem to be fascinated more and more it really is. good woman, of course. interesting, but let's just say probably not quite what we would like, here is the first ladies. i liked it better. she is charismatic. she h

thank you, general. you wrote in a column for time that the supreme court's mission had been compromised and that the institution is in of reform. you cited specifically, shelby, the case that gutted the voting rights act as the moment made you realize the court was facing a modern day existential crisis. what disturbed you particularly about the shelby? well, first, that my name is on it. you know, it's like you call it right? i call it the shelby county case. i never say county versus my name. i don't want to be associated with that case. i mean, again, we talk about this in the book, you know, that the voting rights of 1965 is the crown jewel of the civil rights. it is the thing that fundamentally politics in this nation. you look at the before and after number of african-american represented serves at the state, local and federal level people of color. you see a huge increase huge increase in the number of african-american kids who actually registered to vote. african-american power so long suppresse

why it is so active is being discussed now, in general.of a total cleansing of the political field and the creation of a war own cult. uh, cults, a leader, some kind of leader, well, right there, you can refer to the statement of some ukrainian experts and journalists, who now may be somewhere abroad or have only remained free because even the expert field was cleared after e , began a special operation, and in ukraine, these people who once were more or less, at least those who are familiar with zelensky, speak of certain psychological features of him as such e napoleon and daffodils, who are very focused on their own. here representation of the creation of the image of a leader, therefore, in many respects, perhaps there is already something even so psychologically irrational in zelensky’s action in order to use this minute of glory within the framework of, world politics, e. i don’t know, even realizing that soon it’s a minute. thank you very much for a very interesting conversation. i really hope that the conflicts will be resolved wit

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guess why generally guess.yril you are my best most caring most reliable friend i am extremely lucky with you. just a friend is all. forgive me, please don't misunderstand me, okay. very right, i understand. kirill can i ask you something, you know, that he loves you in the 60th grade, to be honest, you have to be blind not to notice this. well, and what do you think about it? well, what, actually, i can think about it, neither gosha is a teacher to have an affair with her students and even has former ones, and that is, zoya is not kirill's child of course not, well, what did you think? it's a very, long tangled story. give it to you some evening with a cup of tea i will tell her well. that's what vasily anatolyevich has in our institution. children with problems of the musculoskeletal system live here. have you ever had to deal with such a big practice, to be honest, no. in general, you are like children, in general, yes, in principle, we try not to take people from outside, but we vouched for you . why aren't

that being general mccullough. then of course came the two runs and their great biographies of grant established in briefly eloquently and convincingly like it needed to be restored to the pedestal and which had been placed after the civil war and two terms in the white house. finally each of these exceptional biographers is known not just for exhaustive historical research and measured thoughtful treatment of their subjects. but also for how exceptionally readable lively and indeed enthralling their works are they are in essence brilliant storytellers as well as brilliant biographers, so welcome back, ron and ron and let's begin. so rancher now as you were writing your great work on grant. what was it that you most wanted to convey to readers about the great man? who's 200th birthday? we celebrate this evening, but first general i want to say just what an honor it is be part of this birthday celebration and how privileged i feel to share the stage with ron white and in general portrays, and i have to tell you gene

in general , our belarusian vegetables, which i called they are picky crops, or in general it is notdifficult to grow these crops , they are the most common in our republic of belarus compared to other vegetable crops. they are simpler growing technologies, more suitable for climatic conditions and amenable to mechanization. but if we compare these vegetable crops, for example, even with those potatoes or grain crops, then they demand. uh, more fertile soil. uh, more uh, attention to watering to provide moisture and more advanced stand-alone cultivation. here we are now with you next to the cabbage field. this crop is worthy of a good one. it can be grown, say, in every household such cabbage. yes, of course, subject to all regulations. uh, you can get a decent crop of cabbage here is 1.7 centners. this is not the limit. you can get more and grow here. slightly good yield of some kind. in general, in belarus, cabbage is, let's say, a constantly good harvest. here at farms, we have enough cabbage of our own. we still, for example, in the spring we also import cabbage imported from us.

ah, previous generations. many, it turns out, amazing discoveries await those who are ready to be surprised and learn the history of their city - this is a small, but such an eventful journey. you can finish even without words just to the music. well, what can we check? does it work? and class and on this beautiful musical note, our broadcast does not end. we continue to share interesting information with you. this is the news that came to us from the state of california. the fact is that the white rhinoceros cub at the san diego zoo was given the name of a two-month-old baby, named nevel, he was born on august 6, got stronger and even gained enough weight to explore the territory of the zoo now nevil and his mother is under round-the-clock supervision of veterinarians, while more uh most of all the kid likes, but frolicking and swimming in the mud. thus he protects himself from the direct rays of the sun. by the way, very curious. how the baby was named, he says, for sure, if he has a name, maybe even through

i'd like to bring in one other perspective that i think generally supports general mission which is basedhistory of military revolution and innovation in if i can data word on that. i think there've been plenty of times when we have seen military affairs if you want to use that phrase or whatever expression where there have been big changes in the nature of warfare and its crucial to a national victory or even survival. we saw a lot of innovation in world war ii. unfortunately initially on thee german and japanese side with the attacks on pearl harbor but we adapted their allies adapted a lot of things including in the pacific with amphibious operations in the marine corps that led to our ultimate victory that was crucial for the good of the world trade military innovation is really important especiallytr for country that waits for the next rival to get all innovative and creative and use things that were not expected. that's happen a a lot in the history of warfare as well but on balance the marines have thought this through pretty well. there've been times where we have hadad date of mi

london studio general. what, what do you make of, of, of what are jameson, christopher? we're discussing there about how queen elizabeth the 2nd really was representative of the generation will she actually was a representative of a generation, but i think what's remarkable is how the bathroom passes are. that is the nature of monarchy. does never not a monic from the moment the previous monarch breathes his or her last ah articles. what you'll see this are in terms of what are prince or king charles the 3rd will have for his coronation at the same uniforms on the or the high. so cavalry the same uniforms on the guards battalions the same gentlemen ushers the knights pursuant who sir tabatha will go all the way back to? i think i think it said with edward the 3rd. so there is extraordinary benee in, among this magnificence like i, i like to think every one of your viewers is absolutely, and it, marveling at the up the choreography of this. what we're saying, although we talk about rehearsing it. the reality

general david h. berger released force design 2030. his plan to match the capabilities of the marine corps to what he understands to be the work that the nation will need the marines to do in the contemporary operating environment. general berger and his staff describe f.d. 2030 is being directly responsive to the 2018 and 2022 national defense strategies which instruct the services to contribute to national efforts to compete with russia and china with china as the pacing threat. general berger and his team also described the plan as being consistent with the history, traditions and culture of the marine corps in particular by focusing the force on naval expeditionary warfare. the commandant's design includes considerable change with planned adaptations to lethality, mobility, resilience and talent management and to the marine role in joint operations. these change initiatives are far from trivial. they include reduction or elimination of certain types of units and some military occupational specialties and they involve the reorganiza

well, of course, the general staff is military, and what is it, in general, ordinary? civilian.e, but eh, from the point of view of the goat. letting go at night, the second thing comes up that it would be damaged by some ego from the strangeness because so much was invested in it in ten years, as the talent of the ego manager of resources, money, stories of propaganda, that it is now that he dreams, it is recognized that it is said they say that all this was a deception, and the leader of the moscow region talked cheaply about coming to the ministry of defense. the ministry of defense has been working for a long time. yes, for many, many years, it turns out that they were in charge of the most sensitive sphere, but the most important high one is the sphere of defense. people are ordinary corrupt people. people are not capable of anything, having never really studied anywhere, maybe a party official graduated from the construction institute, where would it come from , yes, where would this new year’s presentation come from, that many people would like to reset it because the min

thank you, secretary-general gutierrez and director general grossi. we appreciate your support to ensure the operational safety and security of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, despite russia's ongoing attacks and refusal silence its guns and withdraw from ukraine so the situation can be resolved peacefully. let us commend the parties resolved in facilitating the visit of the international atomic energy agency team. the visit allowed them to carry out important ongoing work, despite the increasingly dangerous situation with the zaporizhzhia facility. the u.s. welcomes the technical report on the iaea's mission to the zaporizhzhia facility. we support continued, unhindered and safe iaea access to the facility. it is essential that russia allow ukrainian operators to implement any and all measures the iaea team and ukrainian operators deem important for the safe and secure operation of the plant, to decrease the risk of a nuclear incident. colleagues, this is a matter of international nuclear safety and security. the potential danger is enormous .

well, it is generally murderous.moreover, it is necessary to understand that the indian prime minister represents the conservative part of india's politics. i would say even the slightly linistic part of indian politics and what he directly said that with the current problems, it is not entirely appropriate to allow oneself to pursue such a foreign policy pursued by the kremlin, well, it 's just that he made a fool of himself about putin, and it's no coincidence that the suburban furore was forced to justify himself during a conversation with the head of the people's republic of china and during his dialogue with the prime minister, and i'm not talking about what to imagine 7 months ago , that the leaders of such countries as kyrgyzstan are 20 to 15 minutes late for a meeting with the press by the entire president or any representative of the russian federation it was simply impossible to imagine , on the other hand, at this summit it was absolutely clearly demonstrated that they understand that the situation and the

about 600 remained alive from the general dump, the french officer managed to pull out general likhachevlood, who rushed at the enemy with a sword in his hands and was stabbed with bayonets, him and 15, the surviving soldiers were delivered to napoleon. it is easy to think too much , sir, courage that has failed, in order to deprive myself of the pleasure of returning you the weapon of a brave man. damn, he deprived me of the sword, given to me by my sovereign and given by me not voluntarily. only i can take it back from him. i don’t want pyotr gavrilovich major general in military service from the age of 14 , the team of the jaeger regiment in the caucasus showed independence in training and combat training of his subordinates during the battle of borodino, commanded the 24th infantry division from captivity released in december 1812, died from the consequences of injuries in the family estate by the french, the stubbornness of the russians, huge losses and physical fatigue affected. to cover the old smolensk road, kutuzov sent the third infantry corps of general nikolai tuchkov, the el

and the director general. with attribute to mr. grosky, it was a courageous step on the step of iaea agency. we are happy that the director general was able to assess the situation and see that the seven pillars of security that you have informed us has been secured by us. it is important with your own eyes could see the cooperation between the staff and the russian armed forces protecting the stations, functioning normally and there are north threats -- no threats to their securities. the only threat is by the shelling and sabotaged by ukrainian forces. we see that in your briefing when you say that you are worried about the integrity of the facility which was increased by the shelling and august. we regret, the source of shelling is not directly named. we do understand your position as the head of an international regulator. in the current situation to call things by their name. perhaps this was based on the outcome of your operation, your conclusions could have been more clear and unequivocal. we will need

space force is lieutenant general general saltzman. he talked about recruitment and collaborating with commercial space companies. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. the committee meets today to consider the nomination of lieutenant general chance saltzman for promotion to general and to be the next key for space operations. general saltzman, welcome. i thank you for your decades of service and willingness to serve in this very important position. i would like to welcome your wife, jennifer, your son john and your daughter sarah. while not present today let me also acknowledge your parents, reined in belinda, who are watching from home, i'm sure. and i know they're proud of your nomination. recognizing the increasing importance of the space domain and the growing threats to our critical space assets i china and russia, congress established the space force in the fiscal year 20 national defense authorization act. the first chief of space operations gen

but in general.at was said, vladimir ivanovich, is eluding me, explain to me, he means to me that these are the very warnings that russia is about to attack ukraine, you remember, then the president published these data. uh, and why ukraine than how ukraine took advantage of this. well, kuleba took his dogs out. eh, at the same time calming the population, so that god forbid, they do not create traffic jams in order to take out the dogs. and when they mentioned the manual about an inch here. nato you remember for us something these are familiar combinations. inch of nato territory yes, you remember how in the eighties everyone told us to swear. it is with this phrase that we do not hope, i hate. that's not how it expands. that's not an inch widen in the east. they are all now, as they now say, but there are no documents. and now they territory and say, but now not an inch. we will not let you enter there, you must enter the territory that we promised you would be a buffer, thereby absolutely fair. i

imagine secondary general. we will continue, i hope, working together to bring stability to the nuclear facilities in the ukraine. so today you may have seen that i issued an comprehensive report emanating from the mission. i had the honor to lead last week in the, in ukraine. and there is, it was a breeze ya nuclear power, that these mission has been the result of the painstaking effort of close to 6 months in which strenuous effort where deployed to try to do just that to would be there with our inspectors to address a complete comprehensive report of education to corroborate some facts that we had been observing for the last 6 months, but not stop there. and. and to also provide very, very concrete recommendations based upon what we saw at the plat, the 1st a important safety a and that exists a nearly nuclear facility is not to violate its physical integrity. and unfortunately, and as i had the opportunity to say, also during the briefing that took place on urban august 11th and the, the chinese presidency.

so i generally bought legal literature.eneral, to engage in self-education, so that you think in society you need to be literate in this, so that you have the right to go to anyone to look for this. and you are right, you don’t even have to put yourself on a level. yeah, such spiritual freedom opens up to them, you are no longer afraid of anyone, you freely go to any official , you talk at the level, you understand his position. you don't threaten me here. yes, and work. yes, it says under the letter of the law that you must, yes? yes, well, in general, i took these courses, and then here the program began every year. uh, in general, the governor's program. a grant system has been developed for the introduction of funds in these social spheres in assisting the disabled. well, everything, i, when the first project was merged. i had a hard time with this. the first project teamed up with the school. right there with the volunteer movement. we all won 50.000, but you decided not to calm down. yes, then the second, well, the fi

from what age do you know that uh, i'm such an inheritance, generally this cash carried out in a generallyder . and this is rather a question for a specialist to a notary. yes, then there will be, let's say, an official appeal to this specialist, and he is already an expert, uh, among the question. yes? tell me where to look for information, maybe someone wants to read in more detail what we have today , and the fund's specialists, together with the republican humanitarian enterprise, have launched a large-scale information work. we are part of labor collectives, and we talk about the funded system. naturally. the citizens. e this system is new causes interest. and besides this, we have on the website of our fund for social protection of the population on the official website. there is information about how the system will work, who can participate? what are the benefits of exactly the same information and the insurance company. i understand, including yes, and social protection, and all issues. we have organized direct telephone lines, announced by the topic of voluntary funded pension in

general, thank. you i welcome you for your decades of service, and willingness to serve in this very important position. i would like to welcome your wife, jennifer, your son john, and your daughter sarah. while not present today, let me also acknowledge your parents, randy and the lynda schultz men who are watching from home, i'm sure. they know they're very proud of you nomination. recognizing the increasing importance of the space demand, and the growing threats to our critical space -- by china and russia, congress established the space for us in the fiscal year of 2020. under the national defense authorization act. the first chief space -- general raymond, then the commander of the u.s. air force space command, was legislatively transferred in 2020 to be the chief. you are the first to be nominated, and have a hearing for this position. given that the space forces only two years old, it's still becoming institutionalized within the democrat of defense. there are many challenges and that process.

appellant support was provided by the deputy solicitor general, assistant solicitor general all underhe oversight of the first deputy attorney general. i think you for your service -- thank you for your service. i know that i provided you with a lot of numbers, a lot of property. members of the team will be available to answer any specific questions, but at this time i am going to create ever to delaney who will lead the q&a on on-topic questions. thank you. >> [indiscernible] >> you said that there was terminology involved here. i'm wondering if you referred this to the manhattan da? do you charges as of the men at the buzzer? >> there is a parallel investigation being conducted by the manhattan district attorney's office. we are cooperating, we cooperate with any law enforcement agency including but not limited to the manhattan da. >> [indiscernible] you said that his career and empire were basically a sham and smoke it appears. are you trying to shut them down and where do we go from your? -- here? >> this has to do with statements over financial condition from 2011 to 2021. this i

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