by a military force selected to posh grami and accompanied by the zargandeh committee or the iron committee, he moved towards tehran. the expression of 8 thousand tomans from accepting a thousand tomans from the representative of the british embassy, ​​asking for food, the northern operation in qazvin was related to endurance , we owe him, we need money , he is asking for it, he must give them 5000 tomans . they also say in the camp of food outside the fence of tehran , reza khan was joined and british ironside left the borders of iran to enlighten the public opinion. according to them, one day near dawn, a cannon shot was fired at the police office from the old exercise square, and the food was thrown in an orderly fashion. they conquered tehran with the form of police and police stations, and the big city with several a brief conflict was decided by the coup plotters, after that the king of the country stayed in the farah abad palace and the prime minister went to the british embassy for negotiations or asylum. it contains a list of articles on the door and wall of the city. finding the t

he went to tehran with the help of the zargandeh committee or the iron committee.oing from qazvin to tehran, which is 8 thousand tomans from the acceptance of 1000 tomans. let's take the work, money we need him, he must give them 5000 tomans, he pays 5,000 tomans himself. rudi, who participated in the coup , was invented by seyyed zia with the motivation of teaching, and they also say that he joined reza khan in the food camp outside the fence of tehran, and english ironside left the borders of iran to soften public opinion. iran's disorganized and chaotic politics on the third day of esfand, and the arrival of reza khan and his forces, were not qualified to resist any coup, let alone his force, which had only happened during the period of the british madras, and with an unmatched policy and the hands of the gendarmerie officers he also cut short the battle scene according to the memoirists of that day, near dawn, a bullet was fired at the police department from mashakhid square , and the food was thrown in an orderly manner, and the police team and the police stat

the english site general rely only on the strength and will of reza khan, the formation of the iron committeefrom a group skilled in political affairs , complained about the unstable situation of iran and the collapse the borders and capture this year of mirza kochakh khan in the north and the south and there were an important strategy of the british general and the respective government in mapping the role of this coup, which was known by the pen of tendutiz and critic in the raad newspaper , was a rouhanizadeh who did not follow the family path for a long time and in fact, according to the words of the same yahya khan dolat abadi was the intermediary between the head of state and the british embassy, ​​the head of state , of course , was appointed by the same zargandeh committee with the british government. and accompanied by the zargandeh committee or the same committees that moved towards tehran, i was moving from qazvin to tehran, which is 8 thousand tomans from accepting a thousand tomans. the representative of the british embassy was asking for food in the northern operation. he was pe

state, of course the same zargandeh committee, accompanied by the british government, appointed reza khan, who was considered to be the newly found golden piece of ironchess, after meeting at the grand hotel, led by the selected military forces , he moved to tehran, accompanied by the zargandeh committee or the ghat committee. and i was moving from qazvin to tehran, when i expressed 8 thousand tomans from accepting a thousand tomans from the representative of the british embassy , ​​asking for food, the northern operation from you in qazvin is related to endurance. that in the coup he participated with the motive of teaching seyyed zia's difference and they say that he joined reza khan in the food camp outside the fence of tehran and english ironside left the borders of iran in order to appease the public opinion. reza khan and his food were not qualified to resist any coup, not to mention his force, which only happened to the english reed cub, and with an irreplaceable policy , even the gendarmerie officers were cut off from the fight, according to the memoirists of that day, near dawn tir kouh from the old mashakh square to the office the police we

the formation of the iron committee, a group of experts in political affairs, complained about the unstable situation of iran and the collapse of borders and the capture of mirza kochuk khan in the north this year. and the south and there were important plans of the general english and the government were responsible for writing the role of this coup because he was known as a critic and critic in raad newspaper, he was a cleric who had no desire to continue his family life and in fact , according to yahya khan dolatabadi, he was an intermediary between the head of the government and the british embassy. he was considered to be the head of state, of course , who was appointed by the zargandeh committee with the support of the british government . the same plant committee moved to tehran from qazvin, i was moving to tehran, which expressed 8,000 tomans from accepting a thousand tomans from the representative of the british embassy, ​​asking for food in the northern operation. in qazvin , who has persevered , we owe the debt, we need money. seyyed zia and they say that he joined reza khan in t

the leadership of the selected military forces, accompanied by the zargandeh committee or the iron committeetowards tehran and they were moving from qazvin, tehran , which is 8 thousand tomans from the acceptance of 1000 tomans. he is in debt. we need money to pay a working group. he asks for a debt of several thousand tomans, but he has to give them one thousand tomans . he gives himself 5000 tomans. tehran to reza khan joined and english ironside left the borders of iran to enlighten the public opinion. the country was divided and iran's politics was in a mess on the third day of isfand and during his presence, reza khan and his stories were not qualified to resist any coup, let alone this force. which happened under the protection of the british forces and with an irreplaceable policy even the gendarmerie officers were cut short from the life of the war. and conquered tehran police stations and the big city was decided by the coup plotters with a few brief skirmishes, after that the king of the country was taken in the farah abad palace and the prime minister went to the british embassy f

coup, did the english insider rely only on reza khan's strength and will, the formation of a committee or irongroup skilled in political affairs , complained about the unstable situation of iran and the collapse of the borders and the capture of mirza kochch khan this year. in the north and the south, they believed that the important strategy of the british general and the relevant government in mapping the role of this coup to sidiya, who was famous as a critic and critic in raad newspaper , was rouhanizadeh, who did not have much desire to continue the family path, and in fact, according to the same yahya khan dolatabadi is the intermediary between the head of government and the embassy britain was considered the head of state, of course, which was appointed by the zargandeh committee with the support of the british government, reza khan, who was considered to be the newly found golden piece of aron's chess. the committees that moved towards tehran were moving from qazvin, tehran , we are asking for 8 thousand tomans from one of the representatives of the british embassy, ​​but this food was

conversations, i was closer to the people with whom i served on committees, i was on the judiciary committee, ironicallyight members -- >> and what was that like? what was it like in the halls when you have to interact with them? >> people are a lot more charming and a lot friendlier than they are when they are debating. i mean look, you give as good as you get if you're good at the job of being a member of congress, especially in these polarized times. but after the cameras are all of you really are supposed to be respectful. and when cameras are on your spears backfill. >> i agree, this is the thing i find so vexing which is that if you guys really have relationships, let us see that because all we see is the vitriol. and that's why a night like this, i think about the white house correspondents dinner two, which also confuses me sometimes because everybody is locking it up in there as they if they are besties and then the cameras go back on and everybody's hateful. again let's listen to the comedy, let's listen to a little bit more of it nancy mace and here is also senator chuck schumer. >> come on g

involved in the sensational theft of the safe of the publication of the investigative committee in kazan in the ironnal case and 15 million rubles. as a watch doco, one of the detectives who was deep in debt decided that this money you can steal and taught a lesson to your friend to find the perpetrators, all those who managed to detain did not receive a penny, who now knows these millions dinar usmanov these three criminal musketeers are still losers and in the last word before the negotiation danila elinson. nikita karabaev and ruslan nurgaliyev convinced the court that they worked according to a scheme where one set everyone up and everyone is now responsible for one . was 15 million rubles. they were intended for another loser in life, then an employee of the same department, who invested in the infamous financial pyramid date and went bust . so the characters we approach the strange criminal echo of the collapse of the financial pyramid became known immediately after the arrests of the lieutenant colonel of the organizer, and the executors whom he hired for the menial work of extracting the saf

east wind head of the expert council of the russian chinese committee for peace and development friendship. hello yuri vadimovich ironrotherhood and all-weather partnership. so minsk beijing characterizes the level of relations between the two countries. about what does this wording say? i believe that, of course, e is for the chinese. uh, very important relations with minsk, especially lately on february 204th. china came up with an initiative on ukraine what has never happened in the post-soviet space before any major global initiatives, china has not put forward now. here, uh, he put forward and, of course, belarus is very important for the chinese in this regard, since belarus is one of the key states. uh, eastern europe well, that's why they spare no adjectives in order to somehow have a beautiful name to give, but to bilateral chinese belarusian relations. moreover, in general, there is every reason to believe. and that relations are developing successfully on the basis of the coincidence of the national interests of the two countries, some media write that china was afraid of secondary sanctions, just as russi

. >> listen, the weaponization of government is such an ironic title for this committee, and i thinkirony will become clear to everyone except that hardened little bubble, that think tulsi gabbard is an independent player, i mean, look at this, i mean, all three of those of those politicians are putin apologists. i mean, tulsi gabbard loves putin. so, this notion that these are the people that america should be following, i think, will be exposed in the coming weeks if they continue down this path. this was a very bad idea and the people they have on this committee are the fringe of the fringe, and by the way, you can't -- i got news for the republicans. you are the leaders now in the house of representatives, the people put you there. you can't be a leader and a victim at the same time. i have preached that to people all of my adult life. you have to pick what you are. are you a victim or are you a leader? it's clear that they are most comfortable trying to pretend they're a victim. >> charlie, the public has already weighed in on this, and i think close to 60% of americans believe

ironic. that this committee, the ones that would not comply with congressionally issued subpoenas. disrespected the rule of law, would now insist that each and every one of us, on each and every hearing date, come before this committee and pledge allegiance to the flag. i support the pledge of allegiance, but it is very ironic. i simply wanted to point that out. with that, i yield back. or yield to the gentleman from new york. >> i thank you. i would like to take the opportunity, i think it was mr. -- one of the people over there. >> mr. johnson. >> was it mr. johnson? who said i hadn't -- he hadn't seen me pledge allegiance on the floor. i just want to say, i pledge allegiance dozens of times, like other members i haven't always been there at the beginning of the session. i have pledged allegiance dozens of times. and i will continue to do that on the floor. yield. i think the gentleman. >> mr. chairman, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from california, mr. -- he's wearing a. >> this amendment might be more important in light of some of the other things that have just been said then

committee. peter navarro was arrested and put in leg irons in a jail cell again for ignoring a subpoena.o now james comer is saying he's going to subpoena hunter biden and perhaps his art dealer, so let's see how tough they are going to be, and if they are going to match the january 6th committee. >> john: not quite sure they have made a final decision on that yet, they say they may have to as a last resort. one of the big questions, inflated prices, who would buy hunter biden's art in the first place. michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain said hunter biden's artwork is not worthy of hanging on the walls of a foreclosed motel. why would anyone buy it? the answer is simple, curry favor with the corrupt son of the president. portrayed by democrats as a witch hunt by hunter biden, but does it not behoove the oversight committee to at least look into it. >> i don't think the paintings are that bad, and maybe there are people who want to buy them for reasons, aesthetic, art world is used in corrupt fashion, it's ridiculous the names are secret. >> john: and james comer said there needs to be tr

east wind head of the expert council of the russian chinese committee for peace and development friendship. hello yuri vadimovich iron all-weather partnership. so minsk beijing characterizes the level of relations between the two countries. what does this wording mean? i believe that, of course, e is for the chinese. uh, very important relations with minsk, especially in recent times. on february 4, china came up with an initiative on ukraine, which has never been done before there were no major global initiatives in the post-soviet space, china has not put forward now. here, uh, he put forward and, of course, belarus is very important for the chinese in this regard, since belarus is one of the key states. e, eastern europe well, that's why they do not spare adjectives in order to somehow give a beautiful name, but to bilateral chinese belarusian relations. moreover, in general, there is every reason to believe. and that relations are successfully developing successfully on the basis of the coincidence of the national interests of the two countries, some write with her that china was afraid of secondary sanctions, ju

alcohol empire investigative committee of the russian federation major general of justice svetlana lvovna. petrenko with all our hearts we wish this charming fragile woman with an ironh and strength in serving the fatherland, and even more reasons to smile, despite the seriousness and difficulties of the service. in kiev, meanwhile, a wave of searches, the most discussed, for example , the acting head of the tax inspectorate in kiev, oksana datiya. here she is posing at her workplace in a dress that costs $1,000 in the garage of a ukrainian official discovered two luxurious premium cars in the apartment at once, a collection of elite watches and money of 158,000 dollars and more than half a million hryvnias carefully, tied with rubber bands. and detailed wish lists for the new year dreams are mundane. but on a grand scale, a fashionable $60,000 handbag is even more expensive, a sable coat of a trip to london and the maldives, a new position and a million dollars. these are the results. in addition, searches were carried out at the infamous oligarch igor kolomoisky, the former head of the ministry of internal affairs ukraine arsenkov, but their wish lists have not ye

ironic it, the fbi and the never already wake negotiating one of their subpoenas that i think that the cause of action is for the bureau in the department to cooperate to legitimate congressional committee looking some very important issues. liz: some talk of what is your sense closer today because you reports setting up its own rapid response team gets house gop probes but we have fbi whistleblowers you know, multiple fbi whistleblowers despite the depositions the house judiciary's with the political bias across the u.s. government. in a democrat but is what your sense about what is going on suite what will he think that is started under more when he was director and he said about deliberately, he said he told us this many times over to change a happy eyes culture and this word that he used from law enforcement agency, to intelligence driven agency, and that is had a lot of unintended consequences and a lot of bad consequences. liz: one of the twin files or they just the tip of the iceberg, since you and worries you the most and, i mean, this dozens if not hundreds of fbi and government workers actively seeking to censor u.s. citizens for the viewpoints and it doesn't if you see a suit

ironic that the other side is complaining about the process. during debate on the amendment that the other side gets to offer by virtue of decision in the rules committee to open up this process. so this is the process. the gentleman from indiana is correct. it is not a given. it's not been established that the c.d.c. has this authority. there's no need for us to legislate beyond the intent of this bill. the intent of this bill is to eliminate a presidential order about a covid vaccine for international travelers. there's no need for us in this bill to try and give the c.d. additional -- c.d.c. additional authority. in fact, the bill is quiet on whether they have this authority, and that's a subject that's been debated in the courts right now. i also want to point out that the order -- as well as the gentleman's amendment doesn't apply to immigrants. the order that the president's put in place on visitors doesn't apply to illegal immigrants to this united states, and neither would this the gentleman's amendment. so i think when you talk about science and logic, why is it that somebody who's coming here legally would be more of a threat than somebody wh

ironic that the other side is complaining about the process. during debate on the amendment that the other side gets to offer by virtue of decision in the rules committee to open up this process. so this is the process. the gentleman from indiana is correct. it is not a given. it's not been established that the c.d.c. has this authority. there's no need for us to legislate beyond the intent of this bill. the intent of this bill is to eliminate a presidential order about a covid vaccine for international travelers. there's no need for us in this bill to try and give the c.d. additional -- c.d.c. additional authority. in fact, the bill is quiet on whether they have this authority, and that's a subject that's been debated in the courts right now. i also want to point out that the order -- as well as the gentleman's amendment doesn't apply to immigrants. the order that the president's put in place on visitors doesn't apply to illegal immigrants to this united states, and neither would this the gentleman's amendment. so i think when you talk about science and logic, why is it that somebody who's coming here legally would be more of a threat than somebody wh

this new china committee who is looking at the threats from china saying nothing has changed the chinese communist party, even though there are potentially warmer talks. lisa: it is ironicn earnings come out with u.s. companies that are largest and most profitable and they point to china and there recovery there as a point of optimism in their earnings. the u.s. sees tensions increasing with china. how is washington reflecting this growing divide between what we are seeing in d.c., the beltway and wall street? annmarie: it is difficult. the business community is entrenched in doing business in china and making sure they are part of china's reopening, the growth story and china. at the same time, the administration is trying to put part rails on all parts and all avenues of this relationship between the united states and china, whether or not it is business, national security. at the same time you are talking about apple looking at what is going on in china, you have news out the philippines and u.s. are going to start once again joint drills on the south china sea. it is a difficult moment to balance. tom: help me, here. lisa: tom does not agree. tom: it is not that i d

iron fist this congress has been under the last two years. i am not going to be in leadership, i will not be a committee chairman. i will be a member of congress. i need to be able to have input. i need to be able to have a say in this greatest legislative body in the world. i will be on foreign affairs and veterans affairs. >> why are you pleased with those assignments? >> they are committees i can contribute to fairly quickly, i look forward to learning because i am a freshman. i will learn and work hard. >> salinas represents the six congressional district and is among the new members in the 118th congress. a former legislator in oregon, she told c-span about her upbringing in california and how her experience as a first generation college student influenced her political philosophy. >> my philosophy comes from my upbringing from both my parents, both latino. one came over from mexico when he was five and got a good paying union jobs after vietnam and married my mom. both my parents taught us the value of hard work, education and a good paying union job gets a family into the middle class. >> describe your chi

iron fist that this congress has been under for the last two years. we need to get to where people like me -- i'm not going to be in leadership or a committee chairman, i am just going to be a member of congress. i need to be able to have input. i need to be able to give amendments on the floor. i need to be able to have a say in this greatest legislative body in the world. >> what committees will you be on? >> i'll be on foreign affairs and veterans affairs. >> and why are you pleased with those two assignments? >> i think it is two of the committees that i can contribute to fairly quickly. i look forward to learning because obviously i'm a freshman. but i will learn and i wilwork hard and i think i can contribute. >> democrat andrea salinas representsren's 6th congressional district and is among the 80 new u.s. hoe members in

iron fist that this congress has been under for the last two years. we need to get to where people like me -- i'm not going to be in leadership or a committee chairman, i am just going to be a member of congress. i need to be able to have input. i need to be able to give amendments on the floor. i need to be able to have a say in this greatest legislative body in the world. >> what committees will you be on? >> i'll be on foreign affairs and veterans affairs. >> and why are you pleased with those two assignments? >> i think it is two of the committees that i can contribute to fairly quickly. i look forward to learning because obviously i'm a freshman. but i will learn and i wilwork hard and i think i can contribute. >> democrat andrea salinas representsren's 6th congressional district and is among the 80 new u.s. hoe members in the 118th congres a former state legislator in oregon, she told c-span about her upbringing in california and how her experience as a first generation college student influenced her political philosophy. >> so my philosophy really comes from my upbringing. from both my parents. they are both latinos. one came over from mexico