inno, is joining us. we welcome you. good day in ukraine. it's called a memorial, we write the stories of heroes who died for the liberation of ukraine in this war, it's not only about the military, we also have a story about the civilian dead, here we write a story we are trying to show how people lived before this war, what they did, we want to tell their story not only that there was such a person and died, we believe that we should remember the names and surnames of these people who are fighting for our independence and what is the form of this project i understand memorial is conditional the name yes, these are stories, they are published somewhere. well, i mean, how to process the data of deputies, feel this moment, this is a virtual form, that is, on the internet . uh, we also write long articles, uh, we also shoot video projects, we also tell video stories, where can you find these stories, where is this memorial located on our website, uh, that 's the name of the memorial, we also have pages on social networks there is a memorial to

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mccarthy saido he would like to see levels go back to 2022 levels.illi would that mean a $75 billiony cut innong? >> absolutely not. numerous ways to increaseju defense spending andst decrease the nondefense discretionary. we are talking about fiscal year 22 numbers being just what was over a month ago. our spending just a month ago.ui every republican, almost everyav republican voted against that $1.7 trillion package. what speaker mccarthy is asking is just go back to 22 numbers. we can cut $100 billion of unobligated covid money. so much waste out there, maria. you know what, we do need to look at everything, though.t we need to make sure that thewa funding anrdd defense is actualy going towards our military and our soldiers.li >> talking about woke transgender is him in the military. i want to get your take on that when we come back. congressman jason smith. we will be right back with more. n from blendjet. nine exciting designs your whole family will adore blendjet 2 is portable, which means you can blend up nutritious smoothies, protein shakes, or frozen treats, just about anywhere! rech

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they want -- they want to cut some of the newest initiatives we undertook to supercharge american inno hevation. we passed legislation, the chips and science act, designed to maintain our technological edge over china and others. they want to cut it. they want to roll back be investments -- they want to roll back investments that we made that are already bringing more high-tech manufacturing jobs back to the united states. we want to ensure those manufacturing jobs. they want to continue to offshore those good jobs. they want to cut investments we're making 234 clean energy that will help us fight the climate crisis, strengthen the american workforce and yes also help us better cheat around the globe where china -- better compete around the globe where china has a headstart when it comes to things like electric batteries. they want to cut pell grants this help millions of americans pursue a college degree. they want to cut investments we're they want to cut investments to modernize our national infrastructure, something that was very bipartisan here in the united states senate. that's

give credit where credit is due. vladimir putin has done more than any one on earth to strengthen inno elias. let me take another question there. yep. and my name is that doesn't happy. saddest. kind the tier of the war. so security far, i'm from poland and i have a question ed to, well, the entire panel, but particularly just secretary blank. and and dmitri a call that by a president biden is coming to poland this monday. and he's expected to have a speech in front of the polish public a. what are your expectations from that speech? how significant and what should we be preparing for at the meeting if you can tell me, because i'm sure that let me have putting that is also preparing something for this week of this anniversary. something horrific? are we prepared to also for, for a week that i think will be symbolic on the one we want to. we want to show our full support for ukraine. we want to show that this year has, we've been in unity. we want to commemorate also the heroes of ukraine, but that, that time at the same time we know that we will probably see more attacks this week and