and our public agencies and institutions, democratic institutions, legislatures must particular haven't written rules to facilitate how we want these institutions to work. so we are lacked with these kind of private actors making the rules. and this is just another kind of example, but it's not like the old executives at twitter, we're accountable to kind of the public in the line must you know, isn't it's the same, the same regulatory schema, which just puts a point on it. but, but you now have a one person who owns a major social media company. it's a private citizen. now the company is, isn't, it's not going to be listed anymore on the new york stock exchange. he's going to have the power is were to own a company that has the power to influence public opinion around the world at b, should this purchase? should it be raising flags with us regulators? well, make mark zuckerberg can. so there's a number of answers to that. i don't want to downplay the embedded concerning your question. can you have concerns over musk, buying the purchase, but not for the reasons that you'd necessarily i

and our public agencies and institutions, democratic institutions, legislatures must particular haven't written rules to facilitate how we want these institutions to work. so we are lacked with these kind of private actors making the rules. and this is just another kind of example, but it's not like the old executives at twitter where accountable to kind of the public in the line must you know, isn't it's the same. the same regulatory schema is just puts a point on it. but, but you now have a one person who owns a major social media company. it's a private citizen. now the company is, is, but it's not going to be listed anymore on the new york stock exchange. he's going to have the power is going to own a company that has the power to influence public opinion around the world at b, should this purchase? should it be raising flags with us regulators? well, make mark zuckerberg can. so there's a number of answers to that. i don't want to downplay the embedded concerning your question. can you have concerns over musk, buying the purchase, but not for the reasons that you'd necessarily impl

and the overturning of democratic institutions and norms. a more treacherous place and we are now than 85 years ago? >> i mean, yes and no. on the one hand, i think it is worth being sort of -- sad lay realistic about how mainstream some of the views that i describe in the podcast were at the time. >> okay. >> the america first committee which is what the -- don't get involved in world war ii, movements, that was you know, that's henry forward, the most prominent industrialist of the country. that's the most famous celebrity in the country -- the most famous person in the country is not the president. charles limber. it's all all of these incredibly powerful people. incredibly which people, incredibly influential people and they are in some ways, some of the dark corners of the americas first movement. are very much overlapped with some of the seditious and violent ultra right groups. so there was a main extreme nature to the backstop that i'm talking about for many years ago. but i also think that the justice department was really on to som

became a rower with the award, it was in two parts, the first - it was for the development of democratic institutions in ukraine and the promotion of reforms, and the second part - it was an invitation to new mechanisms responsibility for war crimes, this development of democratic institutions is something that is very often talked about in ukraine. how do you assess the state of development of these institutions now, especially during the war, and is it assessed as a huge challenge that we have to overcome the usual nobody wants to deal with the modernization of ukraine during the war, but we will not have such luxury, we will defend and defeat the russian federation in parallel and move along the path of european integration and fulfill all the necessary requirements and standards in order to rebuild the life of society is such that where the rights of every person are protected, where justice is independent, where the government is accountable and the police do not beat or disperse peaceful demonstrators of the swedish parliament, how much will it help you in this work, any award is primarily a he

i had become a row prize, it was in two parts, the first - it was for the development of democratic institutionse promotion reforms and the second part - it was the invitation of new mechanisms of responsibility for war crimes, this development of democratic institutions is something that is often talked about in ukraine. no one wants to engage in the modernization of ukraine during the war, but we will not have such luxury, we will defend and defeat the russian federation in parallel and move along the path of european integration and fulfill all the necessary requirements and standards in order to rebuild the life of society in such a way that every person's rights are protected, where justice is independent, where the government is accountable and the police do not beat or disperse peaceful demonstrators of the swedish parliament, how much will it help you in this work, any award in the first place this is the help of the attempt of the international community to work or the problem that the laureate is working on, and we really need it right now. yes, in such a focus, such a promotion is bec

commission of the republic of belarus and the head of the information analytical institution, the round table of democratic yuri voskresensky. the prosecutor general's office, together with the fsb of the ministry of internal affairs , crosses the placement of fakes about partial mobilization, the prosecutor general said in an interview with ria novosti. igor krasnov according to him , about 900 information resources have already been identified containing false information, calls for uncoordinated public events, in order to restrict access to them, the prosecutor general's office submitted to roskomnadzor demands to block them. in addition, the prosecutor is taking measures to comply with the rule of turquoise citizens. at first, more than one and a half thousand violations of the law were revealed in part of the mobilization, thanks to the intervention of prosecutors, i quote the negative tendencies of mobilization measures were largely overcome. the end of the quote is a statement by igor krasnov and taking measures to improve the mobilization system in russia announced today presidential press secretar

we must support those who work every day to strengthen democratic institutions. protecting universal human rights and economic growth. this will lead to the emergence of more capable individuals on the world stage and to stability in the long term, the united states must pursue a more active policy in the region if it is to succeed for our countries transition in the middle east to democracy. this is not idealism, but strategic necessity is an amazing thing. in the very first days of the jasmine revolution. in tunisia, all western leaders. they condemned the violence by the security forces, street protests, were supervised through facebook and musicians were sent into the crowd, who sang, of course, are simple, who fall in the belarusian way of mura , if they suddenly forgot ? it seems that washington has already regretted that it released african gin from a bottle that came out on the street, the criminals attacked any defenseless property, which seriously frightened a considerable number of citizens, including, because during the time of leadership of the count

instead of thinking about sentiment, and structure, instead of individuals let's think about institutions. and democraticederal government, institutions, what are you mad at? and people get a word, and they feel guilty and wrong and that is what critical race theory is about and the agents of their destiny, tellers of their own stories and the history and legacy of white supremacy in this country and black kids ain't too young to be victims of racial oppression, white kids ain't too young to learn wrap. >> i am sure we are excited to hear that response so cory asks us, let this be the last question from the audience and one wrap up. rage, music and in your opinion, some type of positive messaging, for everything coming out for young followers, is it possible? >> an unfortunate situation, the former mayor, stephanie rawlins, baltimore, the spokesperson, not held to account, and tragically, that arranges things, even though getting people involved tempestuous lee, that is part of the insurrection of youth culture in general and not just black youth culture, hip-hop, these things happen, they have bodies ar

so it is inherently on democratic and i was seeing explicit calls to tear down the institutions while democrat system coming from the phone donors who are taking advantage of a system that come to load well, you know, this race and the important question. trevor of you know what to do, i mean you and i both. i will say this publicly were friends with madeline albright madeline albright wrote a book on fascism and said, oftentimes, fascist, are elected and systems. and i'm, you know, as i listened to andrew saying the very clearly that we have a democratic system, electing people who are opposed to democracy. we have a system with citizens united, creating the tropics of non transparency. as you said, i guess my question to you is, do you look at campaign finance? is the greatest threat to american democracy now? and what is the strategy to, to get us onto a different track? i think there are a number of dangerous threats to democracy. now, the money in politics is part of it that it's really an in dish of what's going on . it's this overall attack was andrew was mentioning in, in the

in the osce bureau for democratic institutions of human rights, regarding elena berezhnaya, not onlyn relation to her alone, but simply, because this is a symbol of what is happening there. this person, behind whom are the fates of thousands of tens of thousands of those whom she defended. and she now it simply accumulates, embodies their fate , its own life, for our part, we continue to leave it to her immediate unconditional release, as well as to the release and clarification of the fate of public figures illegally detained by the kiev regime, of which there are a huge number. now i am food security on october 14 in rome to the apartment of the food and agriculture organization of the united nations a solemn ceremony was held, which is dedicated to the world food day and seventy-seventh anniversary of the establishment of the organization. we stand in solidarity with the decision of the fao on the choice, the motto of the event, for this year no one should be left behind. we share many of the voiced assessments regarding the current situation with ensuring global food security, li

very different candidates, tensions remains sky high. bow scenario has attacked brazil's democratic institutions, including casting doubt on the integrity of the vote. now, many fear he may refuse to accept the outcome. his supporters already claiming fraud monitoring victories when we, when he didn't when this was stolen. the truth is not everyone's disappointed for his i'm off, but this is fraud. and if we need to go to the army, the army will have to intervene. communism will not come to brazil my view, but i feel as worldly does congratulate the new president on his victory. balsam arrow has so far remained silent. last, i corresponded to johan ramirez in rio de janeiro. when president ball scenario was expected to speak. that's the big question we were expecting was an error to other asked the country last night and he didn't do it. i did. it was reported that he has spent the night in brasilia, the headquarters of the federal government and the capital of the country. it was reported that he even wanted to receive even his own ministers on the closest verses off his campaign. so he remaine

2 very different candidates, tensions remains sky high. bo scenario has attacked brazil's democratic institutions, including casting doubt on the integrity of the vote. now, many fear he may refuse to accept the outcome. his supporters are already claiming fraud. monitoring victories when we, when he didn't, when this was stolen. the truth is that everyone's disappointed. oh yes, i'm off, but this is fraud. and if we need to go to the army, the army will have to intervene. communism will not come to brazil. my view, but i feel as world leaders congratulate the new president on his victory bell scenario has so far remained silent. chrisala come, are you from did obvious portuguese language department joins me in the studio. christiane, at a victory followed up a paper thin majority and as we've heard, it was out of tension and brazil ahead of the vote. yes, actually in the 2nd round with hon. many actions of really and political violence, it has page 10, 2nd round. and at the same time, people were following the results until the very last minute. nobody really knew what could happen. and, and so

very different candidates, tensions remains sky high. bow scenario has attacked brazil's democratic institutions, including casting doubt on the integrity of the vote. now, many fear he may refuse to accept the outcome. his supporters already claiming fraud monitoring victories when we, when he didn't when this was stolen. the truth is that everyone's disappointed for his i'm off, but this is fraud. and if we need to go to the army, the army will have to intervene. communism will not come to brazil my view, but i feel as worldly does congratulate the new president on his victory bull scenario has so far remained silent. he w is johann ramirez, is in rio de janeiro and aliya. he described to me how brazilians are responding to this results. i've since opposite raxon says, and i to in rio de janeiro a while ago i heard that the house was broken enjoyable. so narrow under warranty support they're gathering and i can tell you they were rejecting the results to where i can even the police and the army to take to the streets, to avoid that what they said, the left to take power again. and now here i'm

both scenario has attacked brazil's democratic institutions, including casting doubt on the integrity of the vote. now, many fear he may refuse to accept the outcome. his supporters are already claiming fraud. monitoring victories when we, when he didn't when this was stolen. the truth is not everyone's disappointed. for his i'm up, but this is fraud and if we need to go to the army, the army will have to intervene. communism will not come to brazil my view, but i feel as worldly does congratulate the new president on his victory. balsam arrow has so far remained silent as bring indeed only correspondent, johan ramirez from rio de janeiro in brazil for the latest. hi johan, now president bolton aro, has yet to concede defeat. how should we be interpreting that we, we don't really know what is happening and we know that her enduring the morning, jerry bus, narrow hauled, a meeting with the elite of the military force of the country. and the police, the minister of defense wasn't in this meeting, but a former minister of defense took part of this meeting with joe. both so narrow what ha

2 very different candidates tensions remains. sky high. bo scenario has attacked brazil's democratic institutions, including casting doubt on the integrity of the vote. now, many fear he may refuse to accept the outcome. his supporters already claiming fraud. i'm honestly victory is when we, when he didn't win this was stolen. the truth is that everyone's disappointed for you some off, but this is fraud and if we need to go to the army, the army will have to intervene. communism will not come to brazil. my view about it, what i feel as well leaders congratulate the new president on his victory bull scenario has so far remained silent. let's get a round up now of some other world news headlines. police in the east of the democratic republic of congo, use tear gas to disperse hundreds of angry demonstrators who were attempting to large on the random border. the protesters believe rwanda is supporting anti government rebels in eastern congo who have extended their control of the area. over the past year. somalia has appealed for international health, falling twin car bombings in the capital. mogadis

very different candidates, tensions remains. sky high. bo scenario has attacked brazil's democratic institutions, including casting doubt on the integrity of the vote. now, many fear he may refuse to accept the outcome. his supporters already claiming fraud. monitoring victories when we, when he didn't win this was stolen. the truth is that everyone's disappointed for his i'm off, but this is fraud. and if we need to go to the army, the army will have to intervene. communism will not come to brazil my view, but i feel as worldly does congratulate the new president on his victory. bell scenario has so far remained silent. and for more on the results in bristol, i'm joined by kristian. how my la from dita, these portuguese language department, it's good to have you on the program, kristian lula as election when was, was, was quite the paper, thin majority, wasn't it? and given all the tension that we saw in the run up to this, we've heard some voices in the report, houses likely to go down. yes, actually it was a quite 10 2nd turn and we didn't know what was going to happen until the last minute.

very different candidates, tensions remains sky high. ball scenario has attacked brazil's democratic institutions, including casting doubt on the integrity of the vote. now, many fear he may refuse to accept the outcome. his supporters already claiming fraud monitoring victories when we, when he didn't when this was stolen. the truth is not everyone's disappointed for his i'm up, but this is fraud. and if we need to go to the army, the army will have to intervene. communism will not come to brazil my view, but i feel as world leaders congratulate the new president on his victory bell scenario has so far remained silent. ukraine is reporting fierce fighting in the doughnuts region in the country's east, as russian forces are trying to capture the city of buck mort in his nightly address of the current in president block. ms. valencia said it troops had repelled the latest russian attacks in the region. meanwhile, the united nation says, turkey and ukraine have agreed on a plan to move on. 16 grain ships awaiting inspection in turkish waters. russia has resumed its naval blockade of crane after pul

that a set of taking them out with that structure ands instead of individuals talk about institutions like democraticme court so tell them what you are mad at. >> and try to get white kids to bash them that's not what critical race theories about that grappling with that black people at the center of their universe and it's about understanding the history and legacy of whitete supremacy in this country and not too young to learn about it. >> and i'm sure she's excited to hear that response. so the last question from the audience i have a wrap up. >> i guess that your opinion at that positive messaging with everything that iss coming out, as a possible quick. >> it is an unfortunate situation the former mayor of baltimore saying not to be held to account because this stuff happens in transit but he did not arrange things although with music and getting people involved that is part of the insurrection in the reverence of youth culture in general. not just black youth culture or not just hip-hop but these are the bodies around where people do things that are provocative it was tragic and horrible maybe

it from the presidents from the political speech that brazil's military, it's a serious institution at democratic institution. but of course, there's some concern about what could lower ranks to one bit lower rank support for f e n g i. e boys when that us radical views in many ways. so there's lots of concerned about what will happen on sunday about what will happen on sunday night. and of course, you know, for most of the people we have been talking to, they simply say that they holden, they won't. christy will prevail at teresa. thank you very much. so with only a few points separating the 2 candidates pollsters. eyes are on the southern states of mina should ice as our latin america added to lucy newman reports. it could be the voters there who decide this competitive race. the capital of minas jet ace doesn't stop moving to the sound of campaigning. this is brazil's more significant battle ground state. where left is candidate lou let the cba has a slim lead. but without a vin at once, the incumbent, president jane, also now don't out of office, and she's appealing to women who make up more

well, there's a lack of trust in democracy in democratic institutions. west african leaders are perceived by many as corrupt and as democracy is seen as corrupt itself. now all these countries have something in common, their former french colonies. and in each of these countries, including here in senegal, there are military bases. and despite the presence of french forces on the ground, it's in countries where we're seeing arm groves gaining grounds that we're seeing cruise. there's this feeling that elected officials are unable to do with the military can, which is to bring back peace and security and origin marred by violence bar groups linked to al qaeda and i so, and so that's what's at stake in brookings. so for the young captain trying to bring back peace and security to country where the government has lost 40 percent of the land. nicholas hawk, for inside story. me or let's bringing our guests now in molly's capital obama call for here. i'm on, we're drake. coney, senior researcher at the institute for security studies in casa blanca, morocco, i

we must support those who work every day to strengthen democratic institutions.g universal human rights and economic growth. this will lead to more capable individuals on the world stage and stability in the long term, the us must pursue a more active policy in the region if it is to succeed for our country's transition to democracy in the middle east. this is not idealism, but strategic necessity is an amazing thing. in the very first days of the jasmine revolution in tunisia, all western leaders condemned outside violence. street protests were supervised through facebook and musicians were sent to the crowd who sang, of course, they are simple, who will fall in the belarusian way of mura, if you suddenly forgot president binali was overthrown, the provisional government of the military appeared, and a month later they were overthrown. it seems that washington has already regretted that it released the african member from the bottle, the criminals who came out on the street attacked any defenseless property, which seriously frightened a considerable number of ci

think about institutions like democratic process and federal government. you think about systemic institutions like this brain court. so what's your mad, tell them what you're mad, tell them why your mad son? the people get the word, they think it's all about trying to make white kids guilty and wrong and bad, that's not what critical race theory is about about grappling with people at the center of their ge universe, the agents of their destiny. the pillars of their own story and it's about other understanding the history and legacy of white supremacy in this country. and see, if black kids are too young to be victims of racial oppression white kids are too young to learn about. >> and i'm sure miss hortensia is excited to hear that response. so corey asked us i'll let this be our last question from the audience and i have one wrapup. corey asks your thoughts about race, music and online, i guess your opinion, can we do some kind of positive messaging witheverything coming up for his young followers, is it possible ? >> it's anunfortunate situation . i kno

ways we need to push back against those who are animating violence that is targeting our democratic institutionsmething terrible happens, people should say that's terrible. it shouldn't happen again. and we need to take all of the steps to make sure that people who are, you know, choosing to defend our democratic institutions by running for office are not victims. frankly, it should not be this hard. the fact we're even having a discussion after the attack is alarming. >> absolutely alarming. that should unite everyone that this is horrific and the suspect needs to be held accountable to the fullest extent. orrin sigal, appreciate your time this morning, appreciate it. >> take care. >>> still ahead on new day, will you need to pack an umbrella to go trick or treating with your little ghouls and goblins or throw caution to the wind? where folks could see a rainy halloween, next. ♪ the old way of working is deader than me. ♪ ♪ we'll scale up, and d we'll scale down ♪ ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ ♪ yes, this is how, this is how we work now. ♪ seatgeek is the ticketing app for fans like t

rights, and biden has also come across as the person who is defending american democracy and democratic institutionsating voters but democrats actually have a lot to be happy about with biden. and there is no—one else on the horizon who can claim and say, "well, here i am. "i'm going to do this", whereas biden, "i have already done this and if i'm elected "another four years, i will achieve more, "i will try to have an even more democratic legacy." so, a bit of a surprise but i think the concern is mostly about his age and mostly about his health. steve, it is paradoxical, isn't it? we're talking about people's health and age at a time when, on average, people live longer — certainly in wealthy western countries and they have done, and where healthcare allows them to maintain a good quality of life. america has had ageing presidents, it had at ronald reagan, who was old, famously and now trump in his mid—70s and biden in his late 70s. is it an obsession of the media or does it cut through to the public? there is ageing and there is ageing. i will make a prediction here which will prove to be totally

you think about institutions like democratic process and the federal government. bout systemic issues institutions like the supreme court. so what are you mad at player? tell them what you are mad at like the mound wrapper. tell them what you are mad, son. people get a word they think about trying to make white kids feel guilty and wrong b and bad and bashes them. that ate what critical race theory ishe about. it's grappled with t black peope as a center of the universe the agents of their destiny. the tellers of their own stories about understanding history and legacy of white supremacy in this country. the black kids ain't too young racial oppression white kids ate too young to learn about it. >> thank you, thank you. there she is excited hear that response. cory acid i will let this be our last question from the audiencey and i want to wrap up for you. cory asked your thoughts about rage, music and oh my, i guess your opinion voiced some kind of positive messaging with everything that's coming out for his young followers? is it possible? >> look, it is an unfort

and biden also came across as the person who is defending american democracy and democratic institutionsdoubts of democrat leaning voters and floating voters, but democrats actually have a lot to be happy about with biden. and there is no one else in the horizon who can claim it and say, "well, here i am, lam going to do this." whereas biden, "well, i've already done this. and if i am elected for another four years, i will do and i will achieve more. i will try to have an even more democratic legacy." so a bit of a surprise, but i think the concern is mostly about his age and mostly about his health as well. steve, it's paradoxical, isn't it? we're talking about people's health and age at a time when on average people live longer, certainly in wealthy western countries than they they have done, and where health care allows them to maintain a good quality of life. america has had aging presidents. it had ronald reagan, famously. it's now had trump in his mid 70s and biden in his late 70s. is it an obsession of the media or does it cut through to the... through to the public? i think this,

war in the ukraine, weakening democratic institutions and a spiraling effects of climate change. and yet many republicans have narrow their focus to a few familiar and divisive topics. from sea to shining sea, gop hopefuls are digging into a very old bag of racially tinge tricks. to paint a picture of a country ravaged by out of control criminality. there is little evidence to support these claims and even last to connect the supposed crime waves to democratic candidates. this fall or discontent follows a summer of overreach. many of the same republicans applauded a supreme court ruling. allowing states to outlaw abortion and then doubled down on it. by calling for a national ban. many americans are understandably outraged. to see a right, they cherished for half of a century. and in the blink of an eye and the true political crossed of the gop further arrogance and hypocrisy on the topic is just beginning to materialize. we have a lot to cover and the perfect guest to talk about it so let's get started. joining me now is new york congressman hakeem jeffries. chair of the democra

that calls upon all of us, across all political lines, across the country, to stand up for democratic institutions. we know that the hallmarks of fascist political parties are a cult of authoritarian personality, mitt based on a charismatic figure, a refusal to accept the results of democratic elections when they don't go their way, and then, a refusal to disavow political violence, or in an eagerness to embrace political violence. all of those factors are, very much, in the air today. >> congressman jamie raskin, who sits on that committee, which will be holding the hearing on thursday. we will, of course, bring you live coverage of that, as well as special coverage that night. congressman, thank you so much. >> you bet. >> so, this is how republican senate candidate, herschel walker, started the week. >> i can tell, you right now, i never asked anyone to get an abortion, i never paid for an abortion, and its ally. i'm going to continue to fight. >> this is how the week is ending, for the explicitly no abortion for any one candidate, of a brand-new report from the new york times, that he urged a

it is important for strengthening our democratic institutions.ed to make more progress on issues that get labeled as the caricom to me. -- the care economy. there are other issues coming to the fore like housing and housing costs. the fact that we have an under supply of housing in this country is a policy decision decades in the making. there are a number of places we could make progress. places where there is a lot of bipartisan support! i could go through a much longer list. david: what is the greatest pleasure of your job and what is the worst part of your job, other than interviewing like this? brian: having gone out and been in a couple administrations, by far the greatest pleasure is the people. the quality of people that can come -- the white house is a terrible place to work. it is also a place where the reservation price or the wage you would pay as negative because everyone wants to come. you can attract diverse people with diverse backgrounds. you make friendships and bonds with people. that is at core the best -- the most challenging

we must support those who work every day to strengthen democratic institutions.human rights and economic growth. this will lead to more capable individuals on the world stage and stability in the long term, the us must pursue a more active policy in the region if it is to succeed for our country's transition to democracy in the middle east. this is not idealism, but strategic necessity is an amazing thing. in the very first days of the jasmine revolution. in tunisia, all western leaders condemned the outside violence. centuries, street protests were curated via facebook and musicians were sent into the crowd who sang , belarusian mode of mura, if you suddenly forgot

it is important for strengthening our democratic institutions. to make more progress underscoring issues that get referenced as care or the care economy are not social issues, they are core economic issues. they are core to our labor force and our productivity as a country. there are other issues now coming to the fore like housing and housing costs. we could do something about it and i was a really important time to do it given the period in the monetary policy cycle. there are number of places we can make progress. i could go through a much longer list. david: what's the greatest pleasure of your job and the worst part of your job other than interviewing like this? [laughter] brian: so, having gone out and being in a couple of men ministrations, the greatest pleasures the people. you spend so much time with them, but the quality of people -- a white house is a terrible place to work in a sense, but it is also a place where the reservation price you would pays negative because everyone wants to have an opportunity. you can attract great people a

issues has become entrenched in the anc, has become a special form of peoples in power as a democratic institutionhat allows belarusians, to maximize the right to participate in the affairs of the state behind a lot of work, whether the bills are ready for all the belarusian people's assembly disputes and discussions in the past. there was a lot of controversy and discussion. in principle, i can say that today it is at a very high degree of readiness. now we will have a discussion with uh labor collectives with uh deputies of different levels. uh. well, i think it will be like this. uh, how are the discussion boards to make sure the devs haven't missed anything? hmm or listen to some may be critical remarks that soon were heated in some matters. here are the issues in which we had to look for consensus. there were several positions on which the discussion was held, this is about the formation procedure, as the supreme body of democracy. hmm, he was absent from the constitution, he was this body of the world-russian people's assembly, of course. when we raised it to such a height in the constitutio

divisive and hateful rhetoric putting lives at risk and undermining our very democracy and democratic institutions . those who use their platforms to incite violence must be held to account. house minority leader kevin mccarthy also commented on the attack . a spokesperson says mccarthy reached out to the speaker to check in on paul and said he is praying for a full recovery and is thankful they caught the assailant. >>> we have more live coverage on the paul pelosi attack still ahead. we talk to retired -- i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction s

institution. the liberal democratic party of belarus today filed a lawsuit with the international criminal court againstr preparing an act of aggression against our country, western neighbors - they do not even hide it. so, in a number of polish media, even official ones, information appeared about training in armed formations in order to establish control on the territory of belarus and change the constitutional order through armed force. the combat training center is located directly in poland, where the fighters receive military equipment and financial support, polish and american instructors work with them. the training of such groups is an act of aggression against our countries, therefore, today we are turning to the international criminal court to bring these persons to criminal responsibility. lawyers have done a great job. everything is proven and the most important thing is to prove. you don't even need to. no one in poland is stopping all this talk that there will be an invasion of the territory, of belarus, terrorist acts. and it encourages. let's say one more thing, the activities of these

aimed at denying the ortega maria regime the resources they need to continue to undermine democratic institutions in nicaragua. the us treasury imposed sanctions on nicaraguans mining authority along with the top government officials as biden's signed an executive order that could restrict u. s. companies from doing business with nicaragua as gold industry, as well as blocking us investment in of a sex is in the country. they also leaves the option of identifying other sectors of the nicaraguan economy that could be sanctioned further. last year, the usda counted for almost 80 percent of nicaraguan gold shipments early r t spoke to ben norton and nicaragua based journalist who says the new us sanctions are aimed at regime change in the country. these us sanctions are illegal according to international law. they are unilateral course of measures in the new us sanctions on the gold sector in nicaragua are aimed at one targeting a state lead industry in order to starve the government of revenue. the most popular government in the history of this country. the u. s. government claimed that any indepen