the formation of the iron committee from a group skilled in political affairs complained about iran'stable situation and the collapse of borders and the capture of mirza this year. kochach khan in the north and south and there was an important strategy of the british general and the respective government in writing that this was a coup that was famously written by tandutiz and a critic in the newspaper raad . yahya khan dolatabadi is the intermediary between the head of state and the british embassy was considered the head of state, of course , which was appointed by the zargandeh committee with the support of the british government. in other words, the iron committee moved towards tehran, they were moving from qazvin to tehran, which expressed 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 money, we need money , it was blocks of 400 thousand tomans, which requests to he shows the world that he is beating himself on the day he participated in the co

i think that it's so ironic the supervisory committee will put long duration metrics, long duration analytics on the bank. they walk through how in 2021 they did not take long ones and had the simple equation of duration and how much you can lose when you have interest rates rising and so to me there are so many banks that have the type of fiscal discipline of m & t so i haven't bought it yet. in 2021, 63% of the revenues were net interest income, and in 2022, it was 71%, so to me when i think about rege national banks that are very simple, numerator or denominator. the loans are the unstable ones historically. now those depot cysts when the denominator is unknown and unstable, i don't know how much lending they're going to do going forward. i feel like it's penciled down. with an m & t, there's probably not that much downside but don't know if i want to step in yet when i think in a few months we see we will have a contraction, may be a better entry point but i think that it's something to watch. but that net interest income, unlike jpmorgan, which has five or six business units, that's not

what they're saying, ironically, what they're describing, ironically, is exactly what the january 6th committee and the prosecutors in these cases did for two years. they selectively picked small segments of tape to convince americans that january 6th was something that it wasn't. it was awful. we would not defend it. we hate vandalism and assault. was it a killing of five officers in the capitol? it was not. those are lies. they buried tape that contradicted and revealed those lies. so all we did was play the tape that they had been hiding for 26 months and show that there were american citizens, jacob chansley specifically, and others whose civil liberties were annihilated, and you can make your own rational judgments about what that means. do you want to live in a country where that's possible? they don't care. neither party in washington cares. in fact, the leader of the senate democrats, chuck schumer, just joined the leader of the senate republicans, in calling for this show to be pulled off the air. that's not an argument based on logic. it's based on hysteria, the shame you feel, as a w

it will tell you this, the whole burisma thing stinks to high heaven, it's ironic that my counterpart on that oversight committee impeachment of donald trump for a suppose that quid pro quo with ukraine when everything that i am researching shows that the quid pro quo was joe biden holding up the foreign aid to ukraine during the obama administration in exchange for the termination of that special prosecutor who was investigating corruption with in burisma, the company that the then vice president sun set on to board up, so there is nothing good with the money come of this investigation is of joe biden, and we are following the money. we have the first set of bank records, now we are getting to look at the bank violations, and remember there are 150 bank violations from at least 13 different banks, then we will continue to subpoena for more bank records. and new members of the biden family and associates on the scheme to investigate more money trails, and there is no explanation for why the bidens have received this much money from our adversaries around the world. >> laura: well, the appearance of being comprom

elizabeth: but it comes right as your committee is debating and pushing forward legislation, h.r. 1, the lower energy costs act. this is pretty ironicith what what your committee's working on, right, congressman? >> right. we listen to the american people. we know that high energy costs are hurting americans. it's not at the pump, it's all forms of energy are up 40% since biden took office. this is h.r. 1. st the our most important bill because we know that energy costs translate through the economy. americans are paying more at the grocery store because it costs more to make fertilizer which is the number one input in agriculture. so energy prices affect everything. we're attacking that, and we're attacking it in a way that we use american resources, and we use those resources to lower prices and create jobs and grow the economy here at home. elizabeth: congressman westerman, thanks for joining us tonight. it's good to see you. >>> okay, my hot take is coming up next, don't move. ♪ ♪ is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this p

. >> i just got out of a judiciary committee hearing, nicolle, where the republicans ironically calledn the fbi for nonsubpoenaed compliance, the committee run by jim jordan, into nonsubpoena compliance. most importantly this was the first hearing since nashville and every republican on that committee when they go home this weekend and face their voters, many will ask them on the only committee that has jurisdiction over gun safety and they're going to tell them we sided with donald trump over your kids. what's so maddening about that answer, everything we do in our daily lives, but everything we do focuses around protecting kids, right, so if you have little kids they can't open the cabinets, they can't go up the stairs, you keep any bleach or laundry detergent or tide pods away from them. everything we do is designed to protect them because they're the most precious people in our community, the most innocent people in our community, except protect them from the one thing that's killing them more than anything else and that's gun violence and that's what so maddening. republican allie

ironically he is chair of the regulatory and compliance committee. >> still wondering if it's a lab leakhink we should work on the assumption that there is a probability that it was a lab leak and stop putting in place the kinds of protections that we need. >> laura: cost benefits analysis just we need another lab leak? so that big pharma can make billions more? and make it was more of our people and our wealth and our freedom? this is just idiotic and transparent at this point goes back to 2018 at the wuhan lab was a big problem. scott godley wants go back for another bite of the apple because will no controls in place? remember it's a city that houses a large number of government run laboratories, many of which were built or expanded as a result of china's traumatic experience that initial virus and an epidemic member it began in 2002. >> sometimes the high six permits get outsourced to the worst labs around the world because they're the ones willing to do those experiments. if were going to high risk resorts if you think it's important from a national security standpoint we need to ge

commissioner, butof more importantly, he's on the board of pfizer andir more ironically, he's chair ofes their regulatory and compliance committee. >> we're still stuck on the debate about whether it w was or wasn't a lab leak. i don't think we're going to prove that. i think we should workity that i on the assumption that there's leak and a probability that it was a lab leak and start putting in placed s the kinds protections that we need. >> the occ cost benefiteed an analysis, just what weot need. >> what another lab leak sobig h that pfizer and big pharma canar make billions more .more of our and we can lose more of our people, our wealth, our freedom. i mean, this is just tranotic and transparent at this pointck because we knew going back to twenty eighteen that the luján lab was a big problem . bueyt scot want gottliebts g wae back for another bite of the apple because we'll have new controls in place. now remember who is a city that houses a large number of government run laboratories, many of which were built ors tru expanded as a result of china'ms traumatic experience with that initial sars virusthat and epidc . 2002.m

the house republicans are doing t same this when january 6 c committee decide will put pet peter navarro in leg ironsns requestk can play that game too. it is just rancor and division, under joe biden who i think he won a lot of votes because he promised to be the unity president from, day one he has been the opposite, he has demonized trump supporters 75 million americans who voted for donald trump, it does not matter whether you like donald trump or approval him, you can be a never-trumper, but if you are honest you have to say, this is catastrophic, for the country. and it is just terrible for the politicians. elizabeth: it will send shockwaves through the political system, it will push american political system you know to edges it has never been to before, miranda divine thank you so much. >> bring in sam dewey, news coming in former president trump has been indicted your reaction? >> i'm saddened. this is an incredible based on all we know, and the d.a. been leaking nonstop, this is sad, this is an incredible escalating of weaponization of government. >> you know -- go ahead. >> the d.a. leaks

degrading of religion in our society, especially christian religion, ironically on a day when merrick garland is before the congressional committeeng asked about whether or not they were properly prosecuting protesters in the dobbs a decision in the protection of supreme court justices on the issue of abortion, all of this comes together. these are not isolated incidents. they really are a reflection of what is going on in the country. in this president, he is just blabbering all the time. and he could've said, you know, it's time for us to recognize, forget about the hate crime issue, we have a red flag laws, if something does not make sense, find out about it. ask questions, make a phone call, there is a federal red flag law, most states have a red flag laws. we can prevent this, but he was just joking if josh hawley is in favor, i don't like it. i mean, stop pivoting the politics, it's obvious what you are. >> i think that we have some of that sound you mentioned with him referencing ice cream earlier on the day, this tragic event, let's play that. >> my name is joe biden. [laughter] >> i'm dr. joe biden's husband. and i eat i

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politics by professional competence and iron discipline is a task, after all, to set the party and the head of the commission on foreign affairs of the central committeea supreme historian. china is getting stronger, so the international community expects that we will play a big role in international processes. we should not be, as two decades ago, focused only on domestic affairs. now we must and maintain our rapid economic development and take more responsibility for global governance with an eye on the world . this set the external course from the dawn of his first term to tell the world. about china to carry its voice outside and to strengthen hvoityuan, that is, the chinese discursive force. and this fundamentally changed the chinese approach. it used to be chinese foreign policy guide from dansiopin's concept of keeping a low profile and hiding opportunities in the sense that chinese diplomats acted gently unobtrusively, bypassing all sensitive issues. here is the chinese building. mida, as if on purpose, without a single acute angle, new challenges forced the celestial empire to come out of the shadows, gave way to omniscience, which in the wes

investigative department of the investigative committee of russia the far eastern media tycoon oleg sedinko was dealt with in 2002 by a blast knocking out an ironeral glasses in the stairwell. he earned up to $ 10 million a year already, then everyone was sure that a high-profile crime was the work of the bandits of the trifonov group, and only now those who could be involved in the murder became known. this is igor kovalchuk, the co-owner of the largest market in vladivostok, who secured it. in addition , the head of the regional federation , where alexander the bitch for the first million tycoon, got into the consequences. the flight from the security forces ended, the court began to consider the case of the former auditor of the ministry of finance yury chekin, who is suspected of organizing the murder of a local prosecutor , the person involved was closed for more than two decades and turned a safe house into a bunker . he went on the run with lush dark hair, and appeared before the court seda and half bald, but this is only in appearance, the defendant seems to be harmless pensioners in the glass cell of the khanty-mansiysk district court,

ironing. scientific modern complex therapy standardization is already in the field of traditional medicine. we are actually advocates . just this week before eid-ul-fitr , we established a traditional medicine committeeesence of mrs. dr. hosseini yekta, who is the director general of traditional medicine in the ministry of health, organization of the medical system. that is, the supreme council of insurance approved the method, we determined the procedure, we took the measures, for example, we suggested that all retraining courses that are held in the medical system organization, how much are the topics related to traditional medicine in this field, be brought up and put to the meeting of the congress on diseases cardiovascular traditional medicine he brought his evidence-based and finalized scientific achievements in this congress to all cardiologists and leg vascular specialists and chemical drugs of this traditional medicine medicine. the clinical trial has also been finalized. dear experts, we can use this medicine . let's start adrien. the work has been done to ensure that all our congressmen have this topic, but our argument is that in this field of tabas , when you see how many officials have

according to the state customs committee, two citizens of ukraine and russia rode in a vilnius-minsk regular bus, where the customs officers hid the goods, found almost 4 kilos of iron money and sent them for examination based on the results of the examination - this british australian and south african bullion coins. their outer surface is made of gold alloy without declaring products. travelers expected to evade customs payments in the amount of more than 236,000 rubles. saving turned into a criminal case for the passengers. and this situation is already from the urban checkpoint. it doesn't matter if the bus that followed from latvia to belarus found a silencer for weapons, the border guards found a very interesting set of chronograph items in the bag and boxes. a tactical flashlight, an optical sight and much more, according to the driver, the luggage belongs to his friend, who asked to deliver the package to the vitebsk region. was it passed on or what? according to the results of the examination, the manipulator found that the silencer is a component of a firearm weapons, the bus driver was detained . proceedings are underway. two criminal cases have been init

, odd and lawmakers here say ironic that this house call by the irs happened on the same day that journalist matt taibbi was testifying not before any congressional committeeubcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. so they're pointing out the irony but they're also seriously concerned. we have reached out to the irs multiple times ourselves and haven't heard back. they also haven't yet responded to congressman jim jordan who sent a letter asking for more info. what we do know right now matt taibbi allege ledly was told his 2018, 2021 tax returns were rejected because of concerned over identity theft. republicans say this feels like history repeating. >> this is almost like the irs under obama with lois lerner and all that happened. looks like they're back. >> it goes back to the mccarthy era of perhaps, certainly goes back to the nix on era. we have to make sure it stops. this is the reason taibbi was testifying. >> reporter: gop lawmakers are also concerned that this happened at a time when the biden administration wants to grow the internal revenue service. the inflation reduction act provided $80 billion to hire 87,000 new irs employe

ironically it gives me a good opportunity and a unique perspective on what is wrong with the f.b.i. >> dana: republican congressman hood slamming the f.b.i. during a house intelligence committeehe accuses the agency of using a controversial surveillance tool to improperly search his name many times in a bureau database. the illinois lawmaker joins us now. thank you for being here. what happened and what were they looking for? >> we had the opportunity yesterday in a public hearing to have director wray there and let's remember fisa, which stands for foreign intelligence surveillance act is a law we put in place after 9/11 to sur veil foreign adversaries and terrorist. not to be used on american citizens. through declassified information from the ieg from the director of national intelligence they were querying a member of congress that in my opinion was me and also a local political party. the good news is that they admitted that was inappropriate and wrong and non-compliant. but dana, it highlights the trust issue that we have with the f.b.i. and particularly with director wray. fisa has many attributes but it needs to be reform. this year we have to reauthorize that. there

ironic? the let me be clear. even if you despise boris johnson and hope he never returns number 10, this committee must not be allowedive out of office in an move they have redefined mind their definitions then throw it out any legal precedents in a to claim he recklessly misled parliament. what on earth does that mean? we're still no clearer after today . and do we clearer after today. and do we really want to exist in a system where prime ministers can no longer answer questions in the house of commons, relying on advice from, top officials and pubuc advice from, top officials and public servants without fearing being booted public life altogether . i've also got to altogether. i've also got to remind you that boris commissioned , the partygate commissioned, the partygate inquiry himself, he realised he had been misled and then he corrected the record in parliament. its findings were released . that report's authors released. that report's authors , sue gray, is now going to become starmer's chief of staff. you couldn't make this stuff up, folks. the deep stitch up of bofis folks. the deep stitch up of boris could a

not just about so.net find it ironic that there's an investigation being led by people who were refused to provide relevant information when it was sought by the committeehis is because jim jordan bombed? >> i think that kevin mccarthy has wanted to do the investigation for awhile. if you recall he did send a record of preservation letter some months ago, and he has been talking with barry loudermilk about conducting it. they feel personally aggrieved by the january 6th committee. he thinks he was smeared and he is -- really, the strategy of this is to try to get back at the investigators so they are going to see what they can find. this is under of protecting the capitol. i would get guest they will allege that security failures were covered up by the january 6th committee, but that seems to be the type of inquiry they are going down. >> and louder milk is -- at some level, it's funny, but he was aggrieved because this indisputable evidence of people he led around the house office building hurt his feelings? why him? >> they think that he was painted atsz an insurrectionist and he claims he's not. he feels personally agrieved by the january 6th committ

ironic? the let me be clear. even if you despise boris johnson and hope he never returns number 10, this committee must not be allowedout of office in an move they have redefined mind their definitions then throw it out any legal precedents in a to claim he recklessly misled parliament. what on earth does that mean? we're still no clearer after today . and do we clearer after today. and do we really want to exist in a system where prime ministers can no longer answer questions in the house of commons, relying on advice from, top officials and pubuc advice from, top officials and public servants without fearing being booted public life altogether . i've also got to altogether. i've also got to remind you that boris commissioned , the partygate commissioned, the partygate inquiry himself, he realised he had been misled and then he corrected the record in parliament. its findings were released . that report's authors released. that report's authors , sue gray, is now going to become starmer's chief of staff. you couldn't make this stuff up, folks. the deep stitch up of bofis folks. the deep stitch up of boris could actua

ironically for someone to get treatment that's needed. >> how likely do you think it is this bill pass snes. >> i -- passes >> i want to thank representative swalwell and senator durbin, the chairman of the senate judiciary committeeet other co-sponsors. i think this is an issue that touches everyone because it affects probably more so with members of congress since we are usually flying two or three times a week. so i think what you get is people recognize that this has to be done and we can't tolerate this acceleration of incidents and, again, it's ultimately not just about a violation of a rule, it's about the safety of the aircraft in flight, which we don't want to gamble with. >> senator, thank you for being with us today. >> thank you very much >> coming up, the inflation data is coming up 4.7, remember that >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everybody. the futures are a mixed picture. dow is up by 82, the nasdaq off by just about 8 1/2. let's take a look at the top s&p sectors in the first quarter one trading session to go. best sector. you probably get this by now, it's tech, up by close to 20%. it's on pace for its best quarter in three years, all the way back to the fourth quarter of 2020, indicated up by

iron mine. this bills rolls out the welcome map by foreign-controlled companies with records of human rights violations, cultural desecration and pollution. with that, let me now yield five minutes to many of our committee, a value member of our committee, the gentleman from california, mr. levin. the chair: the chair yields five minutes to the gentleman from california. mr. levin: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today in strong opposition to h.r. 1, the polluters over people act. although energy independence and lower costs are laudable goals for any energy legislation, unfortunately, this bill achieves neither of them. instead, h.r. 1 is a giveaway to big oil and their lobbyists who want to set their own rules at the expense of working families. instead of putting the needs of the american people at the center of this bill, my friends across the aisle have drafted an industry wish list. first, h.r. 1 undermines landmark environmental laws and protections like the clean water act and national environmental policy act that safeguard public help and keep our drinking water clean, our air clean. it also repeals the methane emission reduction program. this bill makes it easier f

checkpoint, according to the state customs committee, two citizens of ukraine and russia rode in a vilnius-minsk regular bus, where the customs officers found nearly 4 kg of irononey and sent it for examination according to the results of the examination, these are british australian and south african bullion coins. their outer surface is made of gold alloy, not having declared travel products , they expected to evade customs payments in the amount of more than 236,000 rubles. savings turned into a criminal case for passengers. and this situation is already from the urban checkpoint. anyway, the bus that followed from latvia to belarus found a silencer for weapons, the border guards found a very interesting set in the bag and boxes. chronograph products , a tactical flashlight, an optical sight and much more, according to the driver, the luggage belongs to his friend, who asked deliver the parcel. in the vitebsk region, where is this from?