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very respectable forum in the czech republic in prague called forum 2000, it was founded by vaclav havel and attracts significant attention in europe, addressed the participants of the forum and called on them to strengthen the support of our state in this war and the protection of the whole of europe from russian pressure, in particular , the issue should finally be settled regarding the limitation of european troops for citizens of russia, i believe that it is humiliating for europe when it is viewed simply as one big boutique or restaurant. europe is the territory of these and, above all, not primitive consumption and when citizens of countries that want to destroy european values ​​use europe for their entertainment or shopping for recreation while they themselves work for the war or to simply silently wait out the immoral decline of russia, which is happening right now, then this is completely contradictory to what europe is for in general joined the european union aimed at supporting peace on the continent, working for the peaceful and democratic development of european countries.

denis mantra just went to the factory of the chinese manufacturer havel, that's why yulia makarova willh 80% localization and technological sovereignty of the domestic auto industry are the main tasks of the new strategy . yes, a strategy has been prepared for her draft on the development of the automotive industry. this is within the order of the president. we prepared this regulatory document and but this just clearly fits into the hawala strategy to ensure the level of localization above 80% for six years. today we made sure that everything is in line with the previously signed special investment contacts in terms of achieving the level of localization of the fulfillment of those points. eh, getting, more precisely, these points. ah, which are spelled out, and in the requirements of two trillion 700 billion rubles. will invest in the twenty-third to 35 years in scientific research and experimental design work, as well as in the organization of production auto components, but for comparison, earlier enterprises on average invested in it about feeding a percentage of revenue per year,

because i keep this one in my head, you know vaclav havel and that's how czechoslovakia was sometimes the way, he was until the end of his life the opponent of the fact that the two countries of slovakia and the czech republic have diverged, very, very close peoples, close languages, close cultures, the founder of the relevant in slovakia was a slovak and was familiar with ivan frank or his birthday. we recently celebrated , but slovak is still closer to ukrainian, but czech can be it's a little more difficult to understand than czech or czech, er, ukraine was super similar, so the czechs decided er, in our country, sometimes people argue about what they say, now it's ether, not ether, so the czechs decided to replace all foreign words altogether of foreign origin in their language, they don’t have theater, but they don’t have a theater in moscow, the words are german , so he was already unpleasant for us here in general let’s go further and further we have yaroslav yurchyshyn, people’s deputy of ukraine and first deputy chairman of the verkhovna rada committee on anti-corruption poli

prague, as well as forum 2000 will open tomorrow, this is a forum that was once founded by you, slava haveland now the czech republic is specially talking about it a little earlier that when all the ministers are so guests in prague, now from the czech republic , the head of the european union, so to speak, and the ukrainian minister will also be there today, i miss you the ministry of defense and also discussed the issue of having a military mission specifically for ukraine of the european union, this is also beneficial in ukraine because it is fighting because training facilities for the armed forces of ukraine are very important and europeans can sharing experience is also beneficial for european partners because they want to support ukraine , they want to increase and strengthen the defense identity of the european union, so to speak, so that there is more defense cooperation in the field of defense, it is also clear that as the head of european diplomacy jose borel said, if the european union has military training missions in africa , so why can’t ukraine have one with ukraine, which i

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i felt it was important havel stories corroborated. border patrol agents would not talk to me.ell you how many canceled interviews happen. i met him woman who was a sent salvadorian consular worker. she watched the separation take place at a processing facility. she described it as it being like a war. she's still traumatized by these images today. literally watching hundreds of kids being separated. in some cases you would have a border patrol agent yankee on one arm and the parent attacking another arm, with the child, and everybody in tears, and inconsolable screaming. she spent a lot of her days in the cells were children were held. they would swarm around her, they would grab on to her, they grabbed onto my pants, my belt, my arms, my hands anything that they could. they begged me not to leave at the end of the day. they begged me about information about where my their parents were. i find it that's matches with her story with one of her been here for years. but it is important here independently from a government official from what we are still waiting to hear from govern

if republicans win out every day and said we havel had more ethical immigrants everre before this year than have been recorded in world history, we have increases inn crime in our city that no civilized nation has ever seen. and if you elect a republican majority, we will go in in january and we will take a first funding bill and we will attach to it a requirement that border b be shut and a requirement that the fbi stopki attacking their opponents and start locking uped and breaking apart organized crime in america. and you say that in every state and in every congressional district in this y countryin and you will win a landslide like you have never seen before, but nobody wants to step up and even make that promise. >> let's exactly right.ds and actually there'sli precedent for it. the largest landslide innme the history of the american presidency was 1972ho by a d candidate who did went on charmn but one on one order and you can richard nixon all you want. but he was right and that's exactly right. r so again, how dumb are the people who run the party? well, a lot of people have be

you've written and study of bill barr the past four years how would an attorney general bill barr havel handled that day under president trump? >> that's a great question. the attorney general that day was jeffrey rosen, bars long time deputy. he resigned shortly before christmas jeffrey rosen was mia that day. i can't speak to what he would have done that day but i think -- i give him enough credit for being rational enough and -- he crossed an awful lot of lines, lines and ever that i would see an attorney general cross but he wouldn't cross every line and i'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt on things he would have done the right thing and certainly not disappeared. i think attorney general has a job to get in touch with the president and tell him like a lot of people were urging him to do, issue unequivocal statement to call this off but some of the brains for january 6 sits on bill barr and there's a tendency to underrate danger level because unlike some of the obvious firebrands, bill brooks, donald trump jr.'s out there yelling to the crowd, even other context, jim ge

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where can they go to not havele that rage, to seek out news but that's a lot of news, little news, just something and go find your nonpolitical space you like to talk about to get a break. >> democracy is built on having a tolerance. having a muscle within you that joyce encountering the views of people you disagree with. that is really the key. you have to exercise that muscle. a great way to do that is to be outlets you don't agree with. you have those skating to your views that you can find one just like you do, sam, get into other people's views, unique viewpoints and people he disagreed with. even better go to synagogue, go to church, go volunteer and people in life you can disagree with. using that muscle without it we are finished, right? >> got it. very quickly, i think harper's is a very good job of being genuinely in publishing. the views and stories that can align across a good amount of political spectrum. i think i would anecdote that too. quite a lot of writers who disagree with each other and does not toe online some of the way the other prestigious tend too. these are tw

so we at a time when we havele a record number of illegals pouring over the border and crime in our cities es rising, joe biden has been telling us we just have no choice but to hire more irs agents. here's joe explaining himself. look, you if you if you've got a if you file with a w to form, you know, the irs has access to your bank account and your bankn tells you how muchh you made y what you have there, you know, and they estimatee your tax. well, if you if you have no income, you're just it'sf all if you have no earned income a and it's all invest the income, it's hard to figure out whatha the you screaming , what the heckt you have. and that's why we have to and id knowon some people don't like this. that's why we have to rehire some irs agents and not to do anything, not to try to make people pay for something they don't know. just say, hey, step up, step up. pay like everybody else does. does that make any sense to you? you know what really struck me? we're goingve to have to pay ovr and over again on investment income, even on losses. they actually going to give us a refund under

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. >> it is chaos and i hope people have a better time than we're havele. >> reporter: in the first sixths of the year, 24% of u.s. flights were delayed, 3.2% canceled. while violent weather and air traffic control problems contributed. the department of transportation said the airlines bear most of the blame, for overscheduling flights despite not having enough pilots. and then offering conflicting and confusing rules on cash refunds and voucher policies. >> three times in the last few weeks i've been canceled. >> reporter: pete buttigieg said the confusion needs to end now. >> the message to the airline is that you've got to make it easier for passengers to understand there rights and you've go to support passengers when they experience delays or cancellations. >> reporter: in a new letter to the airlines, secretary buttigieg writes the level of disruption the americans have experienced this summer is unacceptable. he wants airlines to refund and offer meal vouchers if a domestic flight is delayed more than 3 hours and provide hotel reservations if a passenger has to wait overnight. >

women's football now- is going to give an opportunity ifor a lot of young kids to havel a great futurehe stage with the england team. if you cannot make it, you will be able to watch it on bbc one with coverage at 12:35pm. you will be able to relive it. this has been one of the fan parks throughout the tournament and this will be the scene of a great party later. you can see them putting the finishing touches to the stage and setting. it is going to be a great atmosphere. that has been wonderful about the tournament, the atmosphere created inside the stadiums, fan parks. such positivity, such a feel—good factor around the tournament that will continue later. studio: it is infectious. john, thanks. let's speak now to the chief executive of the football association, mark bullingham. about what it will mean for women's football. good morning. shall we put this into context. the last time england won major tournament, women were banned from playing football. not on your watch! but give us context about how far the game has come in the past years particularly. that was before i was born but