inno, you know exactly how special checks are conducted, people who are appointed to positions. and obviously, obviously, there too, you need to have a certain set, virtues in order to become a deputy minister, or to enter the government office of some central body. authorities , what do you say, in what way to overcome the influx, or shall we say, not an influx, maybe it is not an influx, to overcome these exiles from moscow, the cossacks, who are agents of either gru or the fsb, and they are cleaned, cleaned, cleaned, cleaned , and there are so many of them that there is simply no end to the land, well, first of all, we have a distinction between how we play on positions are elective, including deputies of the verkhovna rada, deputies of other councils, and for positions in the administration, and in the executive power, and this is actually logical, because in the executive power we appoint people who have passed a certain selection, including theoretically had to go through some qualification selection, and instead, in addition to political appointments, political appointmen

inno, please, and this is a difficult question , because what does it mean to be ready for a long war, and what does it mean from the point of view of us, as individual politicians, people's deputies, and from the point of view of us as people, and of course that these life situations are very different for different people, yes, there are those who now have close relatives in the war, there are those who have close relatives at home, yes, i fall into the category of those who have a loved one at the front since the first day of the war, and of course, for me it is a question of the duration of the war, it is also a question of how long i can not spend time with my beloved. including a person, as well as for hundreds of thousands of other women and men who have loved ones at the front, so of course, morally and let's say so, mentally i understand that this war will be long, but i also understand that we need to look for a balance in society, which in a way to evenly distribute the burden of this war among different people, so that this burden does not fall on the same people, as it un

[applause] and i don't know if john is -- is inno the room but i have had many coffee with john podestaover my career and his advice and guidance as well as patrick's friendship has -- could not keep me away from the howard theater this morning. as cap is celebrating a profound journey of 20 years of incredible work, for me, this was an opportunity as only the third black woman ever to serve in the united states senate to be a part of recognizing a 20-year journey that has been marked byrk both hope change as well as 20-year journey that's been marked by world's deadliest pandemic in some of the most vicious hate that we have seen in modern day. and throughout that 20 years it has been this organization that has stood fast, that has stood present and stood in the gap to not only carry us through those times of hope and change and those times of perilous despair, but to bring us to this moment where as patrick has noted we ain't going to let nobody turn us around. and as you are here and we are here collectively to both celebrate 20 years of endurance, 20 years of holding forth the fight

inno, well, here it is, we just saw the screenshots, about which you mentioned, there are mainly, let's, talk about good, and all this goes under the brand of such and such. in all respects, what is the danger of this organization, why did they pay attention to it in general? what is the danger, well, on a personal level, what this organization does to people, it actually pulls people out of their usual circle of communication, and after i wrote about it on social networks and began to communicate publicly, i was approached a lot of people, there are whole organizations that unite the victims of this organization, and it is not those who became members of the organization, yes, and these are those relatives whose children or wives, men got into this organization, and i observed in their stories the same pattern of behavior - this is when people... after getting into this organization, stop any -what kind of contacts you have with your family, with friends, with loved ones, and that is why it is, of course, a tragedy on such a personal level, which i have heard several of these stories a

inno, and here is a little more about the social danger that you say that people who are involved in this sect, actually stop communicating with the family and disappear from their usual society, and then how do they attract new members to this public, pseudo-religious movement, i mean, what channels of communication, or channels of attraction do such organizations use? it is very difficult to say now because they have been very secretive now about their activities and actually the question of how they are recruiting new members now, including, i know, some journalists tried to get to their meetings and they couldn't find a place holding these meetings, that is, they obviously target a separate people individually, that is, through acquaintances, where they see that there is a potential to convince someone and that's right on a personal level, that is , it's not that they make any announcements about any events where you can come, heard, ms. ino, thank you very much for finding the opportunity to join the broadcast , inna sonsov, a people's deputy from the voice faction, was in direc

embassy inno oman and what the cable said was that the arab world is angry with the biden administration, with the u.s. for its seemingly unwavering support for israel's military campaign in gaza. and what is said in stark terms that the u.s. is, quote, losing arab publics for a generation. and that u.s. support for israel is being seen across the arab world as, quote, material and more culpability in what they consider to be possible war crimes. and this cable was sent from the u.s. embassy in oman to the nsc, the fbi and the cia. really as a warning just about all of the anger that is currently being directed to the u.s. but you know, this is something that the arab leaders have directed to the u.s. directly. have told the u.s. directly, antony blinken, he met with many of the arab leaders including the leaders of jordan and egypt last week. and the call from those allies was for a cease-fire. they want to see the fighting stop beatly. but blinken and the u.s. at large have not been prepared to support that. what they're souping at this moment are simply pauses in the fighting. day lon

wait for the war to start second of all you have to have the equipment and equipment hase got ton innoabble and no longer a sea or land battle but this is using all of theea different areas, ar land, sea, space, and cyberspace and you will never have another major conflict without having cyberactivity and space warfare. >> and knowledge and information. we have two questions right up here where microphone runners two gentlemen next to one another -- we'll see who grabs it first. and if you could identify yourself and keep your questions or observations short so we can get more -- >> from mexico. the risks and the dangers of the technology at least which is more dangerous social media or artificial intelligence? >> oh. spratsts them -- separate them. anybody want to take a step? one in the same look, misinformation is one thing, but artificial intelligence supercharges it. artificial intelligence is what can be used to make it look closer to the truth but still get a misinformed, public to believe it. but the other piece of it is we shouldn't be afraid of artificial intelligence and art

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inno innovations. >> we had you on to talk about ftx. wow, did we get side tracked. we can get -- i'll bring on ten really smart people that would have the other view. >> that's not how you approach the problem. >> paul or stan or any of the guys come on and explain how crypto works. we're not going to settle that here. in hindsight, we will see if the entire thing is a big ponzi scheme. we're not there yet. let's stick to why you're on today for the s.e.c. issues. when you take funds and i have seen this again and again. you have one entity and all these customers. you use their funds to make big bets. it works good for a while if you are right in a bull market with crypto. then you can buy the bahamas house and the jets and everything else. you always end up losing money and suddenly you try to give your clients money back and it is not there. is that what happened here? >> what happened is pure thievery. you say it is an accounting glitch. that doesn't work. yeah, it comes down to lying, cheating and stealing. the u.s. attorney is absolutely right in that sense. i

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