s. foreign policy chief, joseph brown, has said that they plan to make russia pay for ukraine's reconstruction. how yes, that's right, and that's been a refrain that the european union and other countries have used that russia should pay for what it's done in ukraine. now they're coming up with tangible proposals on how to get some of that money. the, the e u says so far it's got almost 20000000000 euros in seized assets from oligarchs, that it has designated under its legal mechanisms for doing so. and there's some 300000000000 in bank reserves that it would also like to use. now this isn't as easy as it sounds. it can't just take the money out and hand it over to ukraine to start rebuilding the country. there are a lot of legal hoops to jump through, but the european union says that that's one of the things that it's going to be discussing here has been discussing it among member states, back in brussels as well. and they're definitely trying to move forward as fast as possible to take some of that money from moscow and handed over to keith. and is the meeting all about the war in your credi

then the iranians added some changes to that tax provided by the you, joseph brown, who is the u. s. ally and you on the policy. she said specifically that he runs demand for reasonable. so when he said that in the run, we probably had a deal. but then the americans delayed their response and then gave an unproductive response. and it was basically because fighting had gotten cold feet and he was looking to the mid term elected. now the elections are over, but we still see the united states unable to make a decision. so iran is not point to wait anymore. iranians have shown good will by signing the deal by fighting, by the deal and by negotiating in good faith. if the americans choose to change policy, the iranians will be waiting at the new negotiating table to sign a deal. but the iranians will not be waiting to build their country, or they will continue to develop better ties with local south. and hopefully the united states will recognize that there are the big losers. and i think you make a very good point that it does. it does seem indeed that terran is starting to essential

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brown's, shelby, wicker and young. the 18th senators who voted with the democrats to approve this spending bill and avoid a government shutdown. joseph from virginia, good morning. over 60. what is your reaction to some of the provisions in the bill? caller: thank you for letting me come in. i can't give specifics right now. i read a lot in the last several days. a lot of excess spending. we have a $4000 people have it -- 4000 page bill people have not been able to read. i said $4000, not 4000 page. in the old days -- i'm old enough to remember committees actually reviewing what is supposed to be in a particular area. reviewing the budget, making recommendations. something called a 13 cardinals of the house, the 13 appropriation bills. today you don't have that anymore. nobody really knows what is in there except for a small minority of folks who put together the bill to be passed. i like to go back to regular order so we all understand what is in there. $1.7 trillion of discretionary funding. there is nondiscretionary funding. the actual amount of spending for the fiscal year 2023 is more than $1.7 trillion. it will include social s

helen brown, they impact all households in the uk not least low income households. the ones you focus on in your job at the josepheen the year 2022 when energy prices , energy prices energy prices, energy prices have hit the headlines. suddenly looking at their utility bill extremely closely . and this has extremely closely. and this has hit the poorest , right? it hit the poorest, right? it absolutely has . and obviously, absolutely has. and obviously, we saw the government cap the price, but it was capped at a level that was about double the previous , which was already previous, which was already unaffordable . we'll see in the unaffordable. we'll see in the spring. it will go up now to an average of spring. it will go up now to an average 0 f £3,000 per household. average of £3,000 per household. now we've got protection for those at the bottom because we'll see that big boost in benefits. according to inflation . but what we're going to see new threats, i think, coming in from housing market, particularly . so we're going to particularly. so we're going to see thousands of people off fixed rate mortgages go

brown's, shelby, wicker and young. the 18th senators who voted with the democrats to approve this spending bill and avoid a government shutdown. josephrom virginia, good morning. over 60. what is your reaction to some of the provisions in the bill? caller: thank you for letting me come in. i can't give specifics right now. i read a lot in the last several days. a lot of excess spending. we have a $4000 people have it -- 4000 page bill people have not been able to read. i said $4000, not 4000 page. in the old days -- i'm old enough to remember committees actually reviewing what is supposed to be in a particular area. reviewing the budget, making recommendations. something called a 13 cardinals of the house, the 13 appropriation bills. today you don't have that anymore. nobody really knows what is in there except for a small minority of folks who put together the bill to be passed. i like to go back to regular order so we all understand what is in there. $1.7 trillion of discretionary funding. there is nondiscretionary funding. the actual amount of spending for the fiscal year 2023 is more than $1.7 trillion. it will include social sec

brown. bionca is a new employee funded through the add-back to provide the additional contract grants support. joseph salem is sliding over to role as budget manager and we will have it reporting to him, and mark will supervise mostly the same people but reduce number which is much more manageable and reasonable. and also reporting to deputy director would be the analyst assigned from the department of human resources. next slide. so, as we are focused on the of or i focus on the job description and look at certain key qualifications i think would be most helpful for the deputy director position to complement who you bring on. we want someone with strong financial expecatize with budget, specifically resource planning and forcasting. a coveted skill in the job market to be honest. you see a lot of movement between cfo between city department. larger departments are pulling from other smaller departments, because the strategic resource forecasting so paramount. if you want to succeed as a agency and figure where you need to go over the next couple years and further you have to have a strong resource b