there's a lot of good will for joseph white guy in 2023. and i think, given the fact that he is, again, the sort of steady hand of experience, i think he does have the, the way it would follow the power to govern liberia out of the base that it's been in, in the past 6 years. in terms of what is urgent for him to do, what would be some of his main task as incoming presidents, as a new president? number one. so audit the george we administration and he's already said that he will do that category the there's been just massive levels of fast, massive levels of corruption taking place. and a lot of that, those moneys are those funds need to be reconstituted to things like agricultural food security, ensuring that people are employed, the basic social services such as education and health rhodes rhodes infrastructure is absolutely key in terms of the economy. so i think number one, auditing the former government, and then number 2, i would say food security because library has a serious problem with its balance of payment, right? imports are in

bolgakov, therefore, when they came out, when this play by the dnitorykhs followed the white guard in the kremlin, josephf watched it many times and really liked it, so at the same time. mykola kulish produced this play in mina mazail with that famous, famous motto moti, in my opinion , the list should be raped than ukrainianized, and then there was a reception in the kremlin by stalin, where kolish and other residents of veplita, well, they demanded, they officially demanded that the play be removed from the repertoire, because it offends ukrainian national dignity , well, when they were arrested, they were reminded of all this, that is, that is, that is, that is, one should not think that this is such a myth , what does that mean bolgakov is anti-soviet bolgakov was a favorite of stalin, my dear god, but really , for me , i was familiar with this ukrainian kiev, during the ukrainian revolution, i, but here, if we are talking about ukrainophiles of the beginning, well , let's say, the end of the 19 -th, beginning of the 20th, ot how big this environment was in kyiv, how many there were, it was actually

that they bring him out to the cameras and show him to mitch mcconcon, to show that the white people are fighting. josephfers this line, he is holding on to it, why did they relax and already gave in to their opponents, i don’t know, but it will be more difficult from now on, from our side, we have done under this package, in principle, we have taken all the steps, by the way, there is control in this package in terms of money, there are funds for the inspector general's office, there are other issues, that is , there should be no questions for ukraine regarding the control of this package, we should of course show the effects earlier. and the success of our actions with these funds, now we need to work as hard as possible, we need the ukrainian diaspora to write letters to the office of mike johnson, to the office of these candidates, that is, now we need a spurt, literally two or three weeks, i can just see where it is going, because what we have always said is bicameral, bipartisan support, it does not give...

;00] with mike johnson to put him on camera and show mitch mcconlove to show that the white house is fighting, joseph biden offers this line, he sticks to it, why they relaxed and already gave in to their opponents, i don't know, but there will be more it is more difficult, now for our part, we have made under this package , in principle, we have taken all the steps, by the way, in this package there is money control, there are funds for the office of the inspector general, there are other issues, that is... in ukraine, issues regarding there should be no control of this package. we should of course earlier to show the effectiveness and success of our actions with these funds. now you have to work as hard as you can. it is necessary for the ukrainian diaspora to write letters to the office of mike johnson, to the office of these candidates. that is, now we need a spurt, literally two or three weeks, i just see where it is going, because what we have always said is bicameral, bipartisan support, it does not give. this is a priori, it is necessary to fight for it, if all this does not happen , i conclu

that is , not only direct military aid, and also some political signals from the white house and personally from josephas we understand. in the united states , the debate is already reaching a certain finish line, and the prairies presidential elections will soon begin in january, so several factors are very important now: first, essential the reduction of american aid and the discussion around the new draft law, this is very nervous for the ukrainian leadership in general and the ukrainian military, the most important thing is, secondly, it is obviously ramshtein, well, and for good reason, after lloyd austin, boris pistorius arrived in kyiv, this as, well, the minister of defense of germany, it is like a certain transfer of the baton, in this, what is the symbolism, in that it is possible that for a certain period the european union, and in particular germany, become certain leaders of support for ukraine, this does not mean that the united states are being eliminated, the united states is simply reformatting the model of support for ukraine, and it seems to me that this was, in fact, the need for a

military aid to ukraine was actively discussed in the white house this week. president joseph biden's national security adviser, jake sullivan, admitted that the us is getting more and more difficult. to fully finance the necessary assistance to ukraine for the protection of the territory and advancement on the battlefield. but at the same time, he insists that congress approve the white house's request for assistance to ukraine as soon as possible, because he understands how serious the consequences of a lack of aid on the battlefield. so, despite the fact that, according to experts , the weapons and ammunition provided by the west should be enough for us only... for defense, we are making progress and restraining the offensive of the russian army in some areas, advancing and liberating our lands. so, what did the armed forces of ukraine achieve during the spring-summer period and what are the forecasts for the situation at the front in winter, we will now talk about this with oleksandr kovalenko, a military and political observer of the information resistance group. mr. olek

, but it seemed that he was addressing only her alone, the white light converged on you like a wedge, to at the moment of their meeting, joseph to divorce twice. first with the famous singer veronica kruglova, then with actress lyudmila gurchenko, but only a meeting with neli finally brought him what he what he always dreamed of, home, comfort, family and children. nellie was always there, despite all the trials that fate sent them. and when the terrible diagnosis of cancer came in the life of joseph kobzon, they again fought together as much as they could, but the disease, alas , turned out to be stronger, what memories warm this... neil in moments of sadness for which she is still ready to thank him endlessly. this is life and destiny. nelly kobzon. good morning neli mikhailovna, good morning gelena mikhailovna. thank you, thank you, you know, it’s been 5 years, 5 years since i’ve been here joseph davidovich in this land, but for some reason i remember it all the time. your house, and of course, this chestnut planted by him, and what you told about the fact that this chestnut reacts to his health, but now he is sick, the ch

joseph r. biden jr., the white house, november 3, 2023. the chair: referred to the committee on -- the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. in only three year, president biden's failed foreign policies have caused chaos around the globe. the middle east, biden failed to enforce congressionally enacted sanctions while opening up new lines of cash for iran to fund terror. now israel is under attack from iran-backed terrorist proxies. in europe biden lifted sanctions on putin's and weakening our influence and producers of energy like russia. in afghanistan, biden's troop withdrawal left the government to collapse and stranded allies. and asia, a

so this is this 18th century colonial mindset where the white civilized man is bringing the barbarian to heal and that echoes what joseph burell said before that the eu is a garden and the... the world is a jungle, this is just the racist ideology of zism and of the anglo saxon western sphere of governance. okay, so edward horgan, the same question goes to you, of course you were the one that that made the statements there in terms of what you had written, regarding the uh role that you see the future role, can you tell us whether um, in in defense of that, doesn't that? turn mean that the palestinians will have to be forceably displaced as they are uh and that they are giving land up once again and therefore being refugee in a in a sort of uh speak in a matter of speaking since they're being forcibly displaced from the northern part of the ghaza strip to the south? no, i would disagree, i believe this if a un mission has to go in, it should be an enforcement mission in support of the palestinian. people and helping the palestinian people to go back to their homes or the runes of their homes, but it is in support of the

joseph r. biden jr., the white house, november 7, 2023. the speaker pro tempore: referre d to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the

barbarism, they are repeating the words of joseph boor, who said the eu was a garden and that the rest of the world was a jungle, so this is part of the... white anglo-saxon colonial uh imperialist mindset but white european lives or worth more and someone's got brown skin, black skin, yellow skin, red skin uh throughout the rest of the world, and and what i see we witness in israel is an 18th century colonial mindset where indigenous people must be pressed out, not just subjected to oppression and made to go entirely, but but they actually leave, it's an 18th century colonial mentality with 21st century weapons, indeed, that's a perfect um, last comment from you there, i just want to leave the last word on the show to you tarik on this one, um, do you think palestinians have a right to feel let down by the international community? uh, let me have your response in around a minute. uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely uh, like i was saying, the international community has not. uh fought for the rights of palestinians, but also not fought for the wishes of the international community in terms of the the civilians and and the citizens of of of

barbarism, they are repeating the words of joseph borelle who said the eu was a garden and that the rest of the world was a jungle, so this is part of this whiterld, and and what i see we witness in israel is an 18th century colonial mindset where indigenous people must be pressed out, not just subjected to oppression and forced into submission, but but they actually leave, it's an 18th century colonial mentality with 21st century weapons, that's indeed, that's a perfect um, last comment from you there, i just want to leave the last word on the show to you tarik on this one, um, do you think palestinians have a right to feel let down by the international community? uh, let me have your response in around a minute. uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely, like i was saying, the international community has not fought for the rights of palestinians, but it's not also not fought for the wishes of the international community in terms of the the civilians and and the citizens. of of of the world, it has not represented us as palestinians, but it's also not represented you know the the the global community effectively, it has refused to apply the same

joseph biden. the current congress is 2/3 protestant. a fifth of all protestants in the world live in the usa, that’s 75% all african americans and more than half of all whitesall protestants in the southern united states, in the states of the so-called bible belt , missippi, alabama, arkansas, strong religiosity of the population, these states are traditionally classified as part of the conservative electoral spectrum, and as a rule, since the second half of the 20th century, republicans have won elections here. in the usa, protestants are represented by many denominations, divided into small groups, most often united in a trust. representatives first or traditional protestants tend to see in christ not only god, but also the morality of sexuality, abortion and church reforms, they often advocate social transformation, hold liberal views, and according to her research, they more often vote for the democratic party. representatives of the second branch, the so-called evangelists, in anticipation of the kingdom of heaven, are concerned about how not to violate the order established by god and not sin, and therefore adhere to extremely conservative views on fa

joseph r. biden junior, the white house, november 1, 2023. referre d to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on october 30, 2023 at 3:2 sinc. mccumber, acting clerk of theous -- house. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to consider house resolution 4364 for consideration before the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: -- the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman call up house resolution pursuant to house resolution 756? >> yes, ma'am, i do. thank you for that assistance. the clerk: union calendar number 92, h.r. 4364 a bill making appropriations fo

joseph biden. in the current protestant congress a fifth of all live in the united states. protestants in the world, this is 75% of all african americans, and more than half of all whites, andin americans, most of the protestants in the southern united states, in the states of the so-called bible belt, mississippi, alabama, arkansas, tennessee, south carolina and kintukek. due to the strong religiosity of the population, these states are traditionally classified as part of the conservative electoral spectrum. and as a rule, since the second half of the 20th century , republicans have won elections here. in the usa, protestants are represented by many denominations, divided into small groups. most often they are united into three main branches: representatives of the first or traditional protestants, tend to see in christ not only god, but also a moral teacher who wanted to improve the lives of people on earth, without waiting for the coming of the kingdom of heaven. they are more tolerant of homosexuality. abortion and church reforms, often advocate social change, hold liberal views, and, according to her research, more often vote for the democratic party. representatives o

joseph biden and the pentagon are now willing to go in the current extremely difficult phase of the war. the american military has no say in this matter. all that is provided ukraine, adopted in the whiteouse. according to the results of the meeting in ramstein, a corresponding request is submitted, and then the white house decides how much and what of this request will be granted. i've heard that from more than one person, it's all a white house decision, and i'm absolutely sure of that, by the way, i was in the states last week, so i'm also absolutely sure that the military would have provided a lot more if they could, certainly the united states has a colossal arsenal of weapons still in the nevada desert under the protection of the national guard along with other old equipment they could provide, especially abrams tanks. but the white house, i don't seem to know if it's willing to let the war go slowly, or if it's really worried about having to go to war with china, or maybe both. i also have the impression that there are at least one or two people in the white house who are more positive about russia than they are about ukraine. but now it is very difficult to say. it is difficult

instead of a cross, but this does not make the black-yellow-white color scheme cease to be a russian symbol. in the same 1943, the atheist joseph figure. the hierarchy of the church was told, comrade stalin , this needs to be assembled, a local council, and this is a long task, to which stalin said, holy fathers , is it possible to give this vashtiia a bolshevik pace: we will allocate you a civilian regiment aviation and in a very short time they brought all these hierarchs to moscow, where a council was held and they elected a patriarch. immediately after the war, the people's commissariats were renamed into ministries, as under the tsar-father. the red army ceases to be red. becomes the soviet army, the holy of holies bolshevik party of the all-union communist party of the soviet union receives a completely new name, the cpsu communist party of the soviet union. what is the post-war money reform worth, just one on one with pre-revolutionary tsarist banknotes, along with gold shoulder straps, in 1943 year a new anthem appears, also for a reason, at that time the anthem of the soviet union was the international, the same one th

joseph votel. "your world" starts right now. welcome. i'm edward lawrence. in the nation's capitol in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we begin with mark meredith at the white house. so no alarm in the back offices there, huh, mark? >> edward, good afternoon. great to see you. the white house says they're doing all they can to stop this conflict from getting any larger than it is. you referenced that "washington post" piece that came out over the weekend. the "washington post" said their holding iran and its proxies accountable. we've seen the attacks. they keep coming. we hear from the white house about what is being done in israel. the u.s. says that more humanitarian aid continues to get into gaza and efforts are underway to pressure the israelis to not target civilians as they carry out counter attacks. the administration says humanitarian aid a pressing concern, this morning during the annual turkey pardon, the president weighed in briefly on getting americans out of captivity. >> is a deal near? >> i think so. >> you think so? >> yes. >> thank you. >> how soon? >> you can see at the end, the president was crossing his fingers. there's a new poll out o