we've all seen this before the entire top ranks of house leadership stepping aside for a new generation of democratic leadership in the house of representativese seen individual speakers of the house retire and they were then usually succeeded by the majority leader who was waiting to move up on rank. but now, house speaker nancy pelosi and our next guest majority whip james clyburn are stepping aside for new young leaders to take over those positions. one of the younger leaders of the house democrats, chair of the congress of congress is a champion of the most powerful member of the old guard of democratic leadership, the president of the united states joe biden. we told political that he was not my first or second choice for president, but i am a convert. i never thought i would say this but i believe that he should run for another term and finish this agenda that we laid out. no one played a bigger part in winning a first term in the white house for joe biden. our next guest, it is democratic congressman james clyburn in south carolina. he is a house majority whip. thank you very much for joining us tonight, i really appreciate it. what is

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elections in the usa take place within the term of the current president the lower house of the house of representativesputies they are nominated from each state in proportion to the population the composition of the house of representatives is completely re-elected every two years the upper house of congress the senate consists of one hundred senators two years, a third of the senate is renewed voting for the nominations of 35 senators will come simultaneously with the elections to the house of representatives americans vote both early by mail and at the polling stations on the appointed day, the official results must be announced no later than november 29, the new composition of the congress will assume its powers on january 3, 2023, respectively, in january it will become clear can ukraine continue to count on support from the united states, because a certain number of republicans has a rather skeptical attitude towards the war started by russia and supports the policy of isolating the american economy at the same time against the background of fears that after elections in the usa, aid to ukraine ma

none of the candidates received more than half of the votes, then the choice is made by the house of representatives the senate can decide on the impeachment of the president and also the upper house approves an international treaty and the appointment of the head of state to the highest posts on this topic. i am of course during the release. we will definitely be back, but for now, to other news. everyone who is dissatisfied with the results of the elections to the american congress should protest, said donald trump on his social network, the representative of the republicans and the former us president, is outraged by the massive failures in the counting of votes in different cities. yeah, three of them all got into trouble checking the wayne county electors because of this to the commission staff. had to switch to paper ledgers this caused delays. it's the time of a thousand americans continued to stand in queues, the problems were solved, but many complained on social networks that they did not have time to cast their votes on these shots and sportland. it can be seen that the americans are prep

of representatives, it is unlikely that such right-wing radical publicists will gain 30% of the total number of republicans in the house of representatives. which would mean that they would be a minority among republicans in the house of representatives and an even more significant minority in congress in general, that is, they would represent a small minority and and and obviously not will represent the general position of the republican party. thank you very much. kateryna lisunova kondrashova, voice of america correspondent, was live on radio liberty. let's look at the plasma, it shows the results of voting for the house of representatives, and here we see that 174 votes are received by the democrats and 200 votes by the republicans. the republicans are ahead, i will remind you that if the republicans get a majority in the house of representatives, then the leader of the republicans will then become the speaker of the house of representatives and replace the one who is the most entrenched in this position. well, let's see what they tell us about the senate, eh, the preliminary results, the democrats get 46 seats so

so we'll have to wait and see where the chips fall in the house of representatives, but it's still too close to call in terms of who will take control of the house, dw, the semi them a scanner in washington for us. see me, thanks for your reporting. we appreciated you as president joe biden has forged an important strategic partnership with the association of southeast asian nations and their annual summit in cambodia. as that meeting drew to a close bite and promised to deepen ties with a 10 country block. the initiative comes as the us seeks to boost its influence in the region in the face of an increasingly assertive china biden is due to meet with china's president. she sham king at the g 20 summit in bali on monday. your prime minister did have a corresponding gauge montez was in non pen for the meeting of the eyes and leaders, and he sent this report. it's been a very packed agenda at this as young summit here in the custodian capital of clump and not just for leaders from southeast asia, but also for east asian nations here, tackling all sorts of problems of from a me on mark to

current president is losing seats in congress during his administration especially in the house of representativessince the civil war this happened in the vast majority of cases often the ruling party completely lost control of the lower house of congress in this way voters show whether they approve of the work of the president or not after losing control of congress the president becomes yours to implement initiative and during the second half of the term he has to seek compromises with political opponents this year the stakes are even higher among the republican of candidates extremely strong positions of supporters of ex-president trump every third follow their political idol sums up the legitimacy of biden's victory and even threaten him with impeachment we are fighting for democracy dignity and honor for prosperity and progress for the very soul of america let's be honest democracy will be written on the ballot as such, midterm elections can have a big impact on future presidential races, many states elect their legislatures, governors and secretaries of state, these officials have the power

in the house of representatives, 435 deputies are traditionally called congressmen, their number per state depends on how many people live in each of the most deputies. for example, in california and texas, a congressman can become a us citizen over twenty-five years old, and he must live on the sidelines for at least seven years and remove each of them for 2 years, except for 435 deputies. there is one additional non -voting representative from the district of columbia and non- annexed territories, including virginia the islands and and porto-rica the speaker in the house of representatives is chosen by an absolute majority. interestingly, the president's party has historically lost congressional seats in the midterms since world war ii, the president's party has lost about 26 seats in the house of representatives and about four seats in the senate for everything. it was only in 2002 that george w. bush succeeded in increasing the number of republicans in congress. why are elections to this legislative body so important? the fact is that his powers are very broad congress to approve

in the house of representatives of the united states whenever congress shall make provision for the same. that is article seven of the treaty of new ochoa. carefully constructed promise found in that article was in fact critical to securing the agreements of the cherokee people. quote, the indians will never approve that bill without the delegates. that was from a negotiator from the cherokee's, john rage. quote, if you fail to obtain for us the right of being heard on the floor of congress, by our delegates, let the bill perish here. the bill did not perish. the federal government agreed to the delegates. the parties entered into the treaty of new ochoa and a set of the united states ratified that treaty. all right to a delegate was borrowed forward in this last radio united states in 1866. and it remains the supreme law of the land. cherokee nation and cherokee nation alone is the tribe that is the party to the treaty of north dakota and the treaty of 1866. cherokee nation has in fact adhered to our obligations un

house of representatives. as the federal courts long ago understood during virtually all of the period if he was tribal treaty making, severe inequalities existed in the relative bargaining power of tribes in the united states. treaties were universally prepared in final form in english employing american legal concept is often unfamiliar to tribal signatories. commonly the u.s. army was enacted presence during negotiations resulting in intimidation. tomi reflect this reality, cours interpreting treaties with tribes have employed canons of construction similar to those used to interpreting adhesion rpcontracts. ambiguities are interpreted in the tribe's favor. treaties that are liberally construed in favor of tribes and treaty provisions are interpreted as the tribes would have understood them. other rules arise from the united states as guardian for the tribes. because the united states guardian congressional aggregation of treaty rights requires clear evidence of intent. all tribes of course have different tr

i have great respect for the united states house of representatives because of all of this it is my firm belief and expectation that the house of representatives will take swift action to see are delegate to congress and on our treaty right and therefore make the united states good on its promise to art cherokee ancestors. thank you and i am happy to answer any questions. >> thank you very, much to, for your powerful testimony and i would now like to turn to professor robertson. you are recognized for your testimony. >> good morning, chairman mcgovern, ranking member cole, another distinguished members of the committee. my name is lindsey roberts, and as the chairman mentioned, i'm a professor at oakland college of. law currently a visiting senior scholar at the indigenous visiting professor pc hastings college of the law. i have been a professor of federal indian law for over 30 years and constitutional law for more than 25. from 2000 to 2010 i served the special counsel of indian affairs for oklahoma governors frank -- and brad henry and it is an honor to have been invited to address t

[applause] >> and that now seems like a long lost world in the house of representatives. many republican house members did not attend a speaker nancy pelosi's speech today. some of them had a press conference of their own, announcing that the single most important thing on the house republican agenda next year will not be republican legislative plan to control inflation, will not be a republican plan to control crime, and it will not be a republican legislative plan to do any saying. there is no plan of legislation. the number one agenda item announced by house republicans today is investigating hunter biden, who has never had anything to do with the governance of the united states of america. there is much more to be said about what needs to be done in the house of representatives before republicans take over. our guests will be saying that, in a moment. and there is much more that needs to be said about nancy pelosi service to her san francisco constituents and to the country. as the speaker of the house of representatives. but now, tonight, is the moment for us all to d

and in 1998 midterm elections, the democrats gained seats in the house of representatives because of the republican attack investigations on bill clinton. and so the house republicans have a choice. break their promise to impeach joe biden or impeach joe biden and watch the democrats take over the house of representatives again in the next election by a huge margin. joe biden wins reelection by a huge margin at the same time. that's the kind of choice kevin mccarthy is facing tonight. with republicans in ruin. leading off our discussion tonight is democratic -- as california, impeachment in the second impeachment of donald trump. author of it was all a lie have the republican party became donald trump. and congressional historian scholar norm ernst dean, an emeritus scholar at the american enterprise institute. okay let me begin with you. you now know you're gonna be a member of the minority in the house of representatives. what are you anticipating if kevin mccarthy becomes the speaker, which is in doubt at this moment. it's not clear who among the republicans is going to be the spea

they will win the house of representatives. but the real story to day, the prevailing narrative is the fact that the republicans did not win with the margin of victory that they expected. there was this talk of this red su nami, this red wave that would sweep over congress, that the republicans would win the house of representatives in a resounding fashion and then take the, the senate perhaps as well. that's not what we saw actually materialize. there were some key competitive races in the house of representatives that the democrats, quite frankly, were really worried about leading into election day on election day democrats. man, a managed to, to hell i hang on to some of those seats. some of those really crucial seats, for example, in the state of virginia, there were 2 democratic candidates there who held on to their seats, despite very stiff challenges from their republican opponents. and that gave the democrats a lot of momentum yesterday already. now i think it's important to pull out a put to point out, rather brent, tha

so a will have to wait and see where the chips fall in the house of representatives, but it's still too close to call, in terms of who will take control of the house. did have incentives. them a scanner in washington for us? see me. thanks for your reporting, we appreciated let's turn our attention to ukraine now where a forces have retaken the strategically important town of her son. but the rational withdrawal has left behind devastation and danger with booby traps bombs and destroyed infrastructure. posing a challenge for returning residence. a few blue and yellow on the streets of her son. after more than 8 months under russian occupation, the de residents dreamed of has finally arrived. those are the which it got, we've been waiting for this for so long view like we've been without water and electricity for months and we are. but we're happy to day unless it's incredible valley ha. russian forces have now withdrawn from her on the only regional capital they captured since the war began. it is a massive strategic blow to the kremlin war effort, and a stunning morale boost for ukrain

of the house in january. in her speech today on the house floor, nancy pelosi announced the end of her 16 year tenure as the leader of the democrats in the house of representatives with control of the house shifting back and forth during those years, nancy pelosi has served as minority leader and as speaker of the house, and not so long ago the kind of speech nancy pelosi delivered today would've been attended by every member of the house in both parties. the standing ovation would have been by every member of the house. the republican leader would have been leading the standing ovation on the republican side of the house. but not today. the republican minority leader of the house kevin mccarthy decided not to attend nancy pelosi's 13 minute speech. that's all it would have cost, and 13 minutes. because he was meeting with donald trump speech writer and policy advisor specializing in stephen miller. historians will find many ways to note kevin mccarthy's personal contribution to the collapse of basic human decency on the republican side of the house of representatives. but to close waters of the house, kevin mccarthy's refusal to attend speaker pelosi speech tod

house of representatives. ers for brittney griner confirmed thamerican basketball star has been taken to a penal quality in a remote region of russia and pieces of furniture that once belonged to mary antoinette go on sale in paris. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin in ukraine in kherson, recently liberated after russian forces withdrew. investigators found 63 bodies of ukrainian civilians, with signs of torture. russia denies its forces have committed atrocities. our correspondent james waterhouse has been speaking to people held by russian forces in kherson. you may find the details upsetting. >> it is only once russia leaves that you get a sense of what they have done. what allegedly happened here is a picture of brutality. this used to be a police station in caps on -- kherson. after russian forces took control, officials say it became a torture chamber. angela, a tv journalist, spent 31 days there. >> on the third floor, people, men, were beaten. on the first floor, we hea

this is the division between the house of representatives and the senate, from the point of view of those bills that are, say, related to military economic aid to ukraine. how will it look now? senate, what does the procedure look like ? look, if we talk about what specifically affects ukrainians, in principle, i think that it will not particularly affect ukrainians, the procedure here is the same in both chambers, they are not very common in ukraine sounds like the lower and upper chambers do not exist, these chambers are like twin brothers, and when a law is adopted, both, the law must be in the same e-e , in the same way, with the same content, the same text , if it is adopted in both the house of representatives and the senate, there may be some friction here, but if it concerns ukraine, so far it looks like ukraine will continue to have bipartisan support. hmm , about it, and therefore i do not foresee any special friction on this occasion, although, again, here is the question, for example, the same congressman sports is recently the voice of america, but will it actually support, f

washington time and how many ballots have already been counted and what are the results of the house of representativesalso the results of the house of representatives and there are also no results of the ah-ah sigh and they are still waiting for the counting in a-ah in many districts and it is not possible to say who will deliver from the topic who will have the majority in both. george is in the house of representatives for a few more days, and i also don’t know if the republican party predicts that the republic will have a majority, but this majority will be as tight as a razor, mr. mykola, for the majority of republicans with 218 votes, will they have these 218 i don't know yet, i don't know, they predict the commentators are predicting what it will probably be but it will be 2 3 5 votes than 18 it will be very, very and very very much a ball on skates, we have become you, there was some kind of miscommunication because our editors said that we will be more comfortable working in russian , but you have a beautiful ukrainian and this can not help but please me, i wanted to ask you for your opinion ,

the leader of the republicans in the us house of representatives, kevin mccard, who after the midtermpeaker of the house of representatives, that is, he will replace the current speaker nancy pilossi declared his support for ukraine in an interview with cnn published on the eve of the elections. he said that he very much supports ukraine, but in the event of a victory of the republicans in the elections, requests for assistance to ukraine will not be automatically approved in congress, he said that they need more accountability to control the effectiveness of the use of allocated funds, previously mccartney said that the republicans are ready to reduce aid to ukraine next year. i will quote what he said. i think people will experience an economic recession and not write a check to ukraine without marking the amount. republicans in election campaigns traditionally focus on internal problems and economic growth . in the minority and the american people are ready for a majority that will offer a new direction that will return americans to the right path, the republicans are ready to do i

kevin mccarthy is the top republican in the house of representatives. he says he believes americans would no longer be willing to write a blank check to ukraine in the face of a biting recession back home. after all, the soaring prices of gas, food, and housing top, the list of worries for ordinary americans. democrats see that a republican majority in congress could soon make ukraine a domestic bargaining chip. but poll, so more than 2 thirds of americans back us assistance to ukraine, even if there is a republican majority in the house and or the senate. i think perhaps the experience of working together are so closely and so confidentially and with so much trust on sanctions might perhaps help if you lose changes of trade protectionism in general. or over the larger question of how to deal with malignant chinese behavior in the trade and technology route. i'm going to say i'm cautiously optimistic on that woundings that china may try to invade taiwan rather sooner than later could become the next test for the west. and for americans willingness to pay

incumbent president losing seats in congress during his administration, especially in the house of representatives the civil war. this has happened in the vast majority of cases, often the ruling party has completely lost control of the lower house of congress. in this way, voters demonstrate whether they approve of the president's work or not losing control over the congress, the president has to implement his initiatives and during the second half of the term he has to seek compromises with political parties opponents this year, the stakes are even higher among the republican candidates , ex-president trump's supporters have extremely strong positions, one in three follows their political idol , sums up the legitimacy of biden's victory and even threatens him with impeachment, we fight for democracy, dignity and honor, for prosperity and progress, for the very soul america, let's be honest, democracy will be written on the ballot as such, the midterm elections can have a big impact on the future president and races, many states choose their legislative meetings of governors and secretaries of st

president's agenda in the next 2 years, we have to weigh 1st of all to see who wins the house of representatives. we're still waiting for some very close races to be called there. but if that does end up that republicans gain control the house of representatives, they have a slight edge there. we would be talking about divided government. so one chamber of congress that would be in democrats hands the other republicans and that still doesn't means have trouble for president biden and his agenda. so republicans have vowed that they would stymie any spending plans. he has, for example, spending on climate change or perhaps further pandemic relief in the future. and they also have said that they want to launch investigations into president biden's family into the administration's, a withdrawal from afghanistan of afghan, a stand rather also into immigration policy. so things might still get tricky for the president, but remember, if the republicans do get control of the house of representatives, it would be with a very small majority. and that would make it harder for them as well to pursue all of

the joe biden administration are at stake 435 seats in congress in the lower house of congress in the house of representativess entire composition will be re-elected and 35 of the 100 seats in the upper house, that is, in the senate by republicans predict that there are very good chances to take the house of representatives, as for the senate, it is not defined there, and everything will be decided. perhaps not even immediately there is an option that before december 6, for example, in the state of georgia, they will decide. who will become this last senator, but on the eve of joe biden attended the final rally, which was held in the staff of the mayor's office, by the way, saying witnesses of how dissatisfied people shouted at him from the crowd, this is understandable for the american president. very low approval rating of 36 39% according to various polls and already returning to the white house in the evening, the us president answered journalists' questions regarding his own forecasts for these elections. arranged optimistically, but i'm always optimistic democrats will get a majority in the house of rep

- most likely to return to the post of speaker of the house of representatives of the congress , former us president donald trump's policy, who has already submitted an application to participate in the presidential elections next year in 2024, the speaker of the house of representatives of the us congress, nan si-polossi, will not run for the leadership position from the democratic party, politekini announced this after the democrats lost their majority in the lower house, but retained control of the senate, that is, on in the midterm elections of 2022, at the same time, the police emphasized that she would continue to quote speak on behalf of the residents of san francisco as their congressman. representatives in 2002, she twice served as speaker after the 2006 and 2018 elections, and lost it after the 2010 election. her legislative victories under biden cemented her reputation as one of the most unsuccessful party leaders in congress during the obama administration. the economic stimulus and affordable care act of 2010, which provides health care for more than 35 million americans, t

yet but looking at the us midterms, if republicans gain control, of the house of congress, for example, of the house of representatives glad for your note of caution there. i would agree with that. the river which goes the kherson region has been a problem for russia because ukrainian attacks on bridges and river crossings have exacerbated their ability to supply their forces in the west side, making them isolated and vulnerable to attack. that is the reason for this retreat. of those russian forces are removed from the west side to the side, the revocation being a problem for moscow to an asset. it becomes a natural barrier ukrainian forces have to deal with and that is an issue and no doubt they are digging in as we speak and they're taking everything that is not nailed down with them and committing atrocities along the way, no doubt. there are definitely some problems here for sure. in terms of us support for this war as far as i'm concerned been some troubling comments from some elements on the political right here but if you look at what a man has been detained by police in britain after appearing to throw eggs a

possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speake the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seekr recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. horsford of nevada, i inform the house that mr. horsford will vote yes on s. 4003. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. herrera beutler from washington, i inform the house that ms. herrera beutler will vote yea on s. 4003. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote no on s. 4003. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. curtis from

emphasized many times that despite the fact that who will win in these midterm elections to the house of representatives and the senate. despite this, the white house will work with representatives of both parties. that for the sake of the american people and now offer to listen to the comment of the speaker of the white house cain-jin pierre on this matter, the american people expressed themselves with the help of their votes and once again proved that democracy is who we are and although we don't know the results yet, we do know that states across the country registered a record voter turnout and the election of these people spoke about their concerns, from the fight against inflation to the fight against crime, the protection of democracy and the right to choose, these are the issues that the president has focused on since on the first day and this will mean that they will remain his main priorities and as he announced yesterday, regardless of what the final result of this race will be , he is ready to work with both fingers for achievement of success for the american people, there are literally 40 s

the united states house of representatives. as speaker of the house, is my privilege to welcome you to the united capitol as we celebrate one of our nation's finest presidents, president harry truman. there's only fitting that this son, independence, missouri, takes his rightful place here in the rotunda of our temple of democracy, the united states capitol. now, at the time at this time, please rise, as you are able for the presentation colors and for the national anthem anthem. oh. oh. oh, say, can you see i'm standing. i'm what's up. oh, really is this time i. whose drives i'm trying. slides on. i'm sorry. oh so god sees. and the rock. bombs bursting. on the eyes and i'm like still. oh say does the stars. oh god no. more than of the dreams and oh oh oh. oh. the ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation by senate chaplain dr. barry black. let pray the eternal god creator of great love lives. we praise you for this statue, dedication and that honors the laudable life of harry truman, the 33rd president o

also coming up on the show, the republicans when control of the us house of representatives will take a look at what that means for the 2nd half of jo biden's presidency. plus the clock is ticking per delegates in egypt to agree on climate goals. activists to save world leaders must deliver on their pledges to assist those hit hardest by global warming. and viewing pleasure. the creators of dark set sail with a new thriller. mystery series, 1899 holes. a group of passengers caught up in a nightmarish journey of the open sea. ah. hello, i am clear. richardson. thank so much for joining us. nato and poland. say a missile that hit polish territory on tuesday was probably misfired by ukraine in self defense. 2 people were killed when it exploded in a village near the ukrainian border, sparking fears of a major escalation in the war. and the strike happened on the same day. russia bombarded ukraine with missiles targeting infrastructure and cities across the country. in these fields near the ukrainian border, the search for answers continues. it was here that a missile came down on tuesday

now nancy pelosi was functioning as the speaker of the house, the leader of the majority party in the house of representatives. she was the 1st female speaker of the house, and she, as announced that not only will she be losing her seat because the democrats will no longer have the majority. but as you just heard, when he will be leaving the leadership of the democratic party in congress, there will be a new, a leader of the democratic party in the house of representatives elect. ringback now what's interesting is, as the republicans are coming in, they are saying while they don't want revenge, this is not about getting revenge. they want some answers and it appear that the republicans that are coming in to take control of the house of representatives are going to get to work, investigating the democratic party and some of its more nefarious activities. here's what we've heard. our investigation is about joe bud. and we already have evidence that would point that joe biden was involved with hunter biden, only so, so we will the bank records and that's our, that's our focus. we're trying to stay focused on was

i mean, republicans coming into this election day or favorite to win back the house of representatives. they only needed 5 seats to do so they're expected to do so easily . and the senate a really is up for grabs, spread. i mean, some of our international viewers might remember that in the 2020 election, the democrats only barely eat out a razor thin majority in the senate with the vice president being the tiebreaker there. while going into this election day, there are very close races in states like pennsylvania, arizona, georgia, nevada, wisconsin, with the races are either very close, are actually in a dead heat heading into election day. and just to take you back, brent, i mean, earlier in the year it looked like republicans would easily win both the chambers of congress. and then we came to the summer, what we saw, the energy start to shift. and that was really because of the supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade, that protected the constitutional right to an abortion. and we saw that really energized many democratic voters. young voters, women in particular, who were worr

give biden's opponents out of 100 seats in the senate 52-54, but if in the upper house the chances of such an outcome are rather illusory, then in the lower house of representatives, for sure, is waiting for defeat and from 435 seats. republicans could take nearly 240. arizona could play a key role in which way congress goes . after working as an observer in the last presidential election. i am the only congressional candidate who is willing to openly state that in 2020 the presidential election was stolen. i have seen how they did it in the voting machine there were 95 consecutive votes for one candidate only one vote for the other. and this was repeated five times. we need to restore confidence in the american electoral system the protests filed by the state's attorney remained without movement, then the zing went to washington on january 6 during the attack on the capitol he was on the capitalist hill at least 12 more participants in those events passed through the interrogations of the fbi through ares now not storm congress, and try to get elected to it. we can announce impeachment of the attorney general in the world cougarland. we can and we will. we will

well be limited significantly because he would necessarily need the positive vote in the house of representatives climate, it seems unlikely he will actually get much of any significance done. well, there was some consensus today, and the senate on same—sex marriage. what is the next step for this legislation? this is the first step, at least the first significant step. there had been negotiation for several months over this, negotiation for several months overthis, but negotiation for several months over this, but what happened today, the 50 democrats, 12 republicans voted in favour of moving ahead with the debate on this potential law if it is passed in the senate, which will go very quickly to the house of representatives. still controlled by the democrats until the end of the year. if they would pass it, it would go to the desk ofjoe biden to be passed into law. it would be very swift passage in these final few weeks of the year. certainly reflecting the mood of the country as far as same—sex marriages are concerned. also addressing concerns by some in this country that the supreme court migh

said the following, in fact he said it, but a little earlier, he says that if we lose the house of representativesl be two terrible years for our country and the good the news is that the right of veto is preserved for me, what do you say about it? they are still normal as they are now with a political compromise that is in many cases just common sense. will remain republican and the regions will be divided , all four of us have, i am sure, the experience of living in a country with a one-party system like this here, for example, today you can say that in america the one-party system is, especially in the states, not in york , the one-party system and the government is completely of the democratic party and this is very very wrong and we, people who were born in the soviet union, perfectly understand why it is traditional for america, yes, the second part of the president and the parliament are cross-party stories why the current situation can play a wicked joke with the remaining two years in power for biden, it would be absolutely correct to say that it is a pendulum when the party that is in po

of the house of representatives, this is the lower house of the american congress.n and there the democrats have the majority, it is obvious that the president of the united states of america, joe biden, is also a democrat and these democrats are now very much in support of this for this. thank you very much, they say that there is a high probability that the majority can now be taken by the republicans, and it would be nothing if the republicans did not make statements more and more often recently, such as the fact that perhaps it is worth worrying more about what is happening inside the united states of america and there is less money that even some of the republicans say they don't have less money to send to ukraine, that's why today i will talk with my guests about this is because, as i have already said, it is very important for us . well, as far as you understand, the situation in ukraine is such that due to massive shelling, which fortunately i did not inflict this monday, but usually inflicted. on mondays, infrastructure objects were destroyed, in particular

but what it means is with the republicans in charge in the house of representatives, it will certainlyjoe biden�*s intentions, his political agenda over the next couple of years with the republicans in a position to block any legislative moves that he makes. the republicans will be in charge of the crucial committees in the house of representatives. they can bring forward their own legislation and possibly any inquiries, possibly inquiries againstjoe biden that they choose to pursue. so it will be a difficult time in washington. we don't expect a huge amount to get through to happen in terms of new legislation. but it is interesting that joe biden is reaching out and this is typical of mr biden�*s style. he is reaching out to the republicans, saying that he would like to at least try to continue to work together. there's continued division over the cause of a missile attack which led to the deaths of two people on polish territory. president zelensky insists russia was behind the strike, but nato, poland and the us have all said they now believe the incident was most likely caused by a

this being the floor of the house of representatives. but what the american people don't know is that every congress we come in and we vote on new rules. and we vote on rules that then restrict the power of every member of this body to be able to represent their constituents. we restrict the power of a member to offer a bill, to bring that bill to a vote, to have debate on that bill, to amend that bill here on the floor of the house of representatives. that's the way it works. and then we even go further. every week we fly in and then we have votes on rules. rules that are cooked up among 13 members of the house of representatives who sit up in a committee up here behind these walls and they vote a new rule and send it down here and then the body votes on the rule that then structures debate for the week. then, can i offer an amendment here on the floor? no. and you know why? because people are afraid to vote. members of this body sent to vote on legislation and to represent their constituents are afraid to vote. can you imagine? the foun

those are things that the republicans in the house of representatives may try to scale back and argue that they're too expensive and their programs that need to be cut says, well, we're also likely to see a shift in terms of both politically motivated investigations. what we saw in the past 2 years, the target was former president, donald trump, when democrats were in control of the house of representatives. now the target is likely to be president joe biden. this is all keying up for the 2020 for presidential election. and the attempt to try and throw a little mud on the opponent. water supplies for the world's poor is a major issue. not this shows you and cop 27 negotiations. millions of people, madagascar facing the 5th consecutive year of drought, was nick clock reports cops to fail. and finding water is a daily struggle for many with driving through madagascar gran suit. it's supposed to be the rainy season with the fields of bone dry. this is the footprint of climate change. one year of drought is bad enough, but 5 in a row is near impossible. fierce hot winds turn the soil to d

today in the united states of america is election day for the cone all 435 seats in the house of representatives and 35 and 100 seats in sanativ well, in fact, it can be said that today will determine the ideological configuration of the congress and set tons of political discussions in washington. some experts assume that the republicans will take the majority in the house of representatives and this will limit the ability the american president to make decisions , including regarding ukraine. not everyone thinks so , nevertheless, she has the same opinion. we will also talk about it today, but to begin with what is happening in the united states. how is the voting process going? what are the latest forecasts ? kateryna has already joined the broadcast. lisonova - voice of america correspondent katya my congratulations, i am glad to welcome you to radio svoboda, tell me first what sociology is about, from what i see what political commentators write and say, they do not rule out that the republicans have a majority in both the sanitation and the congress, and i am also very happy to join your b

give biden's opponents out of 100 seats in the senate 52-54, but if in the upper house the chances of such an outcome are rather illusory, then in the lower house of representatives the ruling party, for sure, is waiting for the defeat and from 435 seats. republicans could take nearly 240 could play a key role in which way congress takes reuben goleg democrat in the third congressional district, battling republican jeffreyzin with jeff gum. we met a newcomer in he decided to run for congress after serving as an observer in the last presidential election. i am the only congressional candidate who is ready to openly declare that in the twentieth year the presidential elections were stolen. i saw them do it in the voting machine, there were 95 consecutive votes for one candidate, only one vote for the other. and this was repeated five times. we need to restore confidence in the american electoral system the protests filed by the state's attorney remained without movement, then the zink went to washington on january 6 during the attack on the capitol he was on capitalist hill at least 12 more participants in those events who went through fbi interrogations through ar

president biden congratulates the republicans on winning the house of representatives, following lastks midterm elections. a rousing reception for brazil's president elect, lula da silva, who told the un climate summit he will stop the deforestation of the amazon. south koreans demand a presidential apology for the deadly halloween crush. and lift off of artemis one! and — to the moon and back — nasa's most powerful rocket finally takes off. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's 9am in singapore, and two o'clock in the morning in poland, where an investigation is under way to determine who fired a missile that killed two people. nato, and the polish government, now say the missile was probably fired by ukrainian air defences, during a massive russian bombardment of the country. katya adler reports. these have been nail—biting moments for poland and its allies, gathering evidence and intelligence about last night's missile strike close to polling �*s border with ukraine. this man lives nearby. his family heard the explosion, he said, and were really scared. nato was

possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: as the member designated by ms. bass of california, i inform the house that ms. bass will vote yes on house resolution 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? as the member designated by congressman gaetz, i inform the house that congressman gaetz will vote nay on house resolution 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house they will vote knee -- yes on house resolution 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pall