history about evan junk, elizabeth separating because it's wanting to have slave southern baptists, k k, k who start the k k, k, a pastor or re, you know, we have we fighting against king because they are evil because they are trying to you serve the status quo, we can see how this goes, right? so by the time you get to trump, right, what have you just had before? drop or black president? brock. hussein obama, who can't possibly be from america? who is, you know, you serve or who is why tea party movement happen? and then you get donald trump and all of these people who are evan shawl calls in 2016. you have a rise in people who vote for donald trump in 2020. but what studies have found one in particular, i'm sorry, i'm forgetting the name that they said more people call themselves. evan chuckle because of what happened in 2016 in not because they thought they believed in this particular kind of christianity. it's because they believed that eman jelic cole is a met, white to them, and that is the core of all of this. the whiteness is embedded in american. evan jacqueline, you could have bl

considers terrorists including the cottage militant p, k k, which is also on the list of terrorist organizations. the cook, ludden forgot the countries where p k. k. members can run riot in the streets, was held, hold rallies under police protection, and extort significant sums of money that should not become nato members ultra wide . the saw this would not benefit nato at all. it rather, it undermines its values. edwin blames kurdish militants for attacks and turkey, such as the bombing in istanbul, november he says, sweden and finland a harbouring people with links to terrorist groups and has demanded extradition to turkey. finland and sweden have promised to take the turkish concerns seriously and to do more against kurdish extremists in their countries. but experts think that ad one's continued obstruction also has to mystic political reasons before elections wants to nurture in which as a national negotiations that advances churches cause and supports all the much the constituents. and there will be no right to nature marching on to elections. the next presidential election in turkey is said to be held by june 2023 will be we're still a l

terrorists including the cottage militant p, k, k, which is also on the list of terrorist organizations because i'll let him forgot the countries where p k. k. members can run riot in the streets. what's out hold rallies under police protection, and extort significant sums of money that should not become nato members up why the saw this would not benefit nato at all. it rather, it undermines its values. edwin blames kurdish militants for attacks and turkey, such as the bombing in istanbul and the lender. he says sweden and finland a harboring people with links to terrorist groups and has demanded extra additions to turkey, finland and sweden have promised to take the turkish concern seriously and to do more against kurdish extremists in their countries. but experts think that ad one's continued obstruction also has to mystic political reasons before elections wants to nurture image as a top international negotiations that advances churches cause and supports all the much the constituents. and there will be no right to the margins until elections. the next presidential election in turkey is just to be held by june 2023. you'll be, we're s

k. k. alongside the ban is remembering the activists. the p k. k flag, the red star in circles in yellow, the militant group, his band as a terrorist organization, both in tacky and the european union activists select that tech. he may have been involved in the women's deaths, something ankara has always denied when it are, we have had to ask for justice and truth about this case that took place in 2013. although we're asking the french state to clarify this case and shed light on it, no one has been prosecuted for the deaths. and now the diaspora is also reeling from a recent attack in paris that claimed 3 more members of that community. here in december, a lone gunman shot dead 3 people as a kurdish cultural center in paris, omaha, police suspect a racist motive. why do a good that new the killings are making cuts in france, feel unsafe? pull my sample. so the me, it's important to and show that one can't kill people, especially kurdish people in the middle of the day just like that. where being killed everywhere and we are not safe. and like ma

k. k organization. they are embedded to p k. k terrorists organization to elk beach, put on glen organisation. 7, put on other left. being terrorist organizations and 7 are included in these smuggling type activities. so totally 42 people are asked to be handled over a turkey and as being the members of a different headers organizations or has been involved with different crimes as rock, trafficking, or smuggling, et cetera. and most of these peak ok, there is organizations, managers who were involved in planning or attack activities at which a turkish people suffer a lot for more than 40 years or are among them. so he'll know sweden didn't take any step about this one. let, let's, let's find out why it still does festival fell to sweden, except the turkish accusations against these 42 people. and secondly, how likely is it if a tool that it will extradite them? there's a bit of a difference there, laura, between what the government thinks and what the courts think. okay, so the way the courts make their decision is very differen

k k. and even though the group is considered it's iris organization in the european union, it's supporters protested legally with an official berman. all this is happening at a time where the north country desperately needs on career votes would be able to join nato. esther kia is the only alliance members still holding back. it's verification on korea, one sweden, so clam down on alleged terrorist and has also submitted an extradition request for those and sweden with links to the p k. k. in june last year, finland sweden, enter key, assigned a trilateral deal, guaranteeing that sir kids demands would be addressed in return for lifting its veto. but that hasn't happened yet. and with a long history of failing to fulfilled their geopolitical commitments. now once again, the trustworthiness of western contrasts is being tested. those are the hour's top stories for more up to the minute use updates, head over to r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on odyssey rumble and gab for more. thanks for tuning in. we'll see you back at the top. the hour. ah ah ah, ah, it's amazing to see people share, right. because as men, we talk about being strong unami, everybody wants to be strong, man, but you know, we might be physically strong, but you know, are we emotionally weak? my son got incarcerated here. and i learned will. my biggest fear was and he goes back annuity had on the board about memory. one of my sons, grey phrases chose policy. and he said, your son used to s

it's not only p k k, but of course target has the p k, k and tara, and we have, you know, just recently an explosion and in the heart of the stumble. but i think the issue is very important. international community should take it very seriously. it's concerning that we want to think that i will be keeping a close eye on in the coming days for the moment, be based on thank you so much for joining us with stumble. so thank you. still had here on the news are an armed group in the democratic republic of congo, says it will withdraw from another title here from the government. china rejects accusations, is not telling the full truth about its latest cove. it 19 outbreak and, and sport. it all gets ready to host for balls arabian gold cup for the 1st time in 44 years. ah, for a 3rd straight day, the us house of representatives will convene to try and pick a new speaker. the last 2 attempts were unsuccessful with the group of hard line republicans again blocking kevin mccarthy's bid for the top job. it's the 1st time the century that the result wasn't determined in the 1st vote. john hendern

k. turkey regard dot group as a security threat to keep also demanded sweden, extradite dozens of people allegedly linked through the p k. k. and the gland movement group, it blames for a coup attempt in 2016 sweden's prime minister, said it can't fulfill some of anchor as demands. that's despite signing an agreement with turkey last year to overcome it's objections. let's bring in carl bills from stock home. he's a former swedish prime minister, he's also the co chair of the european council on foreign relations car. bill gets a hobby with us on al jazeera. so where does this all leave things and sweden's sessions? anita welby, curios, correct. you. of course, moment it is time to do talked about these as acts of sweden and say that these particular fours has been approved by government mostly do that is of course, completely incorrect. these acts undertaken and sort of a lot of people who have disagreements with mr. add on allow me allow me, sir, but the sweetest authority didn't give permission to that rally to take place in front of the embassy correct yet. but the police authorities is not the same as the government.

k. k. and even though the group was considered that ferris organization in the european union, it supporters protested legally with an official parliament. little judge did it in this. so we offer more c p k. case demonstrations on the streets and install, come and warn about them to be shown the the presence of the parliament, we're going to pay us a visit and our speaker of the assembly rejected that visit was gone. all this is happening at a time when the north country desperately needs darkest vote to be able to join nato. a story is the only alliance members steel holding back his words. if occasion, turkey demands that sweet and clam down on what it sees as terrorists and has also submitted an expedition request for those and sweden with links to the p. k. k. in june 2022, finland, sweden and circus signed a trilateral deal. guaranteeing that circ is demand would be addressed in return for lifting its veto. but that hasn't happened yet. now, once again, the west tries more than this i

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k. k, which it considers a terrorist organization. turkey is one of the oldest members of nato and has the 2nd largest army in the alliance. both sweden and nato say that all parties have had their say, and it's time to close the deal. to key it more to be careful to kia confirmed that we've done what we said we would do, man. but it also says at once things that we cannot or do not want to give them. now the decision is with ted kids to thin them and sweden, a have delivered to own that agreement. and also committed, created to have a long term corporation with turkey on this issues. so therefore, the time has come to, to finalize the accession process on to rectify the accession buildable. if sweden joins nato, it would in the long established military non alignment policy. the north atlantic treaty organization is the world's biggest military alliance. it was founded in 1949 to counter the soviet union during the cold war. over the years, it has expanded growing from 17 member countries in 1990 to the current 30. nato pulls resources from its members, including battleships, war plains, a range of heavy weapons, and more than $3000000.00 personnel. the alliance aims to guarantee the freedom and security of member countries through political and military means. ah, all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests from stumble tarik, obviously a professor of international relations at is stumble either university in brussels . theresa fallon is the founder and director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies. and in moscow we have public halligan, how're a defense and military analyst, a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story, teresa, let me start with you today. so sweet and the saying that tortilla is asking too much and that it can't fulfill all of their demands. where does that leave things and how ultimately does this gets solved? hello, thank you for having me. i just want to clarify that anything i say is my personal opinion and doesn't reflect any of the organizations i've been affiliated with. i think that it's very key. we've seen even preparing for today's meeting 6 months ago and was thinking that things had been settled. and as the plane landed in sweden and finland, they received messages that turkey, the turkish government had changed their mind and that they weren't after the nato summit. they weren't happy with the agreement. so i think we've seen a new swedish government. they followed up with the same views as the previous government. the swedes of actually changed their laws in order to help facilitate some of the request that turkey has made. but it seems that turkey is never going to be quite happy unless they are about 35 people. and some of these are actually now swedish citizens because about 110th of the population, sweden took in a lot of kurdish refugees. so some of these people have worked their way up in swedish society. one is now a member of parliament, and they will not expedite these people to turkey. so this is a really strong sticking point. and a lot of these issues really aren't really just about sweden and finland. it's also giving everyone more leverage over nato. and it also plays well to his domestic audience. he seems very powerful and it seemed most countries and they were willing to kind of let this play out. but we saw yesterday with gens dalton bergs, comments that, you know, people are starting to lose patients with how long this is running. so there are 3 possible scenarios, one that it will happen quickly after hungary, perhaps. the 2nd one is kind of a more moderate. maybe i can get, you know what, he can this tough transaction. this tough negotiation isn't positions he, when he can get, he wants to get f teams from the united state, i'm sorry, f sixteens from the united states. and that might be difficult in this current congress. so, and the 3rd thing is in nato, they're there, they don't feel that they're getting enough support for their own security interest in regard to syria. so the u. s. and turkey on different sides on those issues. so i think that or no one has a lot of demands and he is not just unhappy. now he's been unhappy for quite some time. we've seen this happen with the previous sex, general secretary general of nato. he kind of block that back in 2009. he wanted to buy a chinese or defense system. nato didn't want that to happen. so instead he bought this as 400 from russia. and that's kind of where the u. s. turkey situation kind of erupt in regard to the f. $35.00 turkey was a longer loan into that buying on that $35.00. so they're asking for the 16th. so there are a lot of multiple strands in this relationship. and sweden is almost one of the symptoms of it, but i think turkey showing that they really hold all the cards right now, tara, from your vantage point, will turkey ultimately ratify sweden's nato membership. and what's it going to take to get to that point? actually it has expanded, difficult to say that turkey holds for sure, and it's called nice dad, me can look in the system to nato because we all know that looking put them in historical perspective. natal members have brought the national issues to the platform of the alliance whenever any particular property came to the agent that because she didn't pass many examples showing that number state site, the score leverages write a score points with other countries through the ration position within their life, for example, if we know that the united states wanted to make sure that georgia and ukraine become members of nato in 2008, france and germany. b, choice is process in the past, we had seen that greece, for example, where there might be 2 or the membership or republic or whatever. yeah. we also know that greece, antiques repeat that dissertations have been using be membership inside the european union to score some joe political goals of the turkey. so these kind of things are quite more bold with the market a through multi nation platforms. we have to on the line to be to clearly secondly, coming to your question. not turkeys in the middle of the political election season and turkish nation. that is and has been on the rise for some time and our dog and his partner nation. and it's the action part they have me to be quite cleave that on this is to we didn't appeal to comply with the term. so turkish governments took you will never rectify the term of the a petition agreement before before the elections take place, most likely in late actual or early may. i don't expect that turkish parliament to be that apply the membership claims of these 2 companies within a talk. but it is also another reason that seems to have quite facilitate that such kind of federal on the part of to keep because the international system has now been shifted to where multiple the white i'm so, so long as we are leaving multiple, the day might a month number one, number 2, so long as we want you paid kind of at, in russia and ukraine and tow keys leverages within nato care with his many, wouldn't it projections within they thought, seem to have been quite tolerated by their life. so i think this situation will continue for some path. pavel, russia has said that it's going to beef up its military presence in the northwestern parts of the country and response to sweden and finland bids to join nato. clearly, that is not a surprise to hear that rhetoric. we've heard a lot of rhetoric from russia when it comes to the attempt by sweden and finland to join nato. but how concerned is russia at this point that this membership bid would be successful? how worried are they about the prospect of sweden and finland joining nato? a world war start seen as a serious problem on sweden and especially when we were seen for a long time there, nato membership was basically almost impossible. and of course, during the cold war, fin one, the was basically a russian wo, protectorate, there was this term of fin dies, asian brand, if a capitalist country, but politically, it was associated with the soviet union was buying. so yeah, weaponry and was kind of putting it for foreign policy was in kind of well coordinated from mosque and so for them to become an enemy nation. that's a very serious of course for the russian military. maybe it's not that bad. there will be new divisions formed in the baltic region. new army divisions means more positions for tank generals to occupy more money to go into the defense budget. any kind of military likes anatomy, especially then it's not a, it's not really boys to attack russia, but you can figure that this is a threat then that means you can use that to get more money in your budget. but russia right now might be, is this, but i would say, please, that turkey and hungary are holding out then not allowing the for mo accession, a friend and sweden to into the alliance. though, of course, for all practical reasons they are already in a united states, made clear that they will treat any kind of a threat to when than sweden as, as if they are already nato members. so the leverage 30 has, is important, but it's not absolutely. let's understood moscow that eventually turkey and hungary are going to cave in to reset. what is all this mean for nato's future? especially as the war and ukraine continues. that could be a wild card. i just want to pick up on one of points there. we should recall that prior to making this public, both sweden and finland canvass to all nato members, whether they would support them to become members of nato. so they wouldn't just kind of put themselves out to dry like that. so they canvas, everybody, and for, from what i've been told, turkey did support their bid. and so they, it came as a bit of a shock once they made the announcement public that turkey had other requirements for them in order to become a member. so that really is put sweden and finland in a very difficult situation. there's a war going on in europe, sweden and finland are traditionally neutral countries. and they really kind of suck their neck out by saying they want to become a member of nato. when it was unclear that they might be blocked by turkey. so i think that there is some kind of resentment about that as well. because saying that you support them and not supporting them all the way through using leverage to get what you want out of them is, is kind of being seen in a negative light by some people. so the important thing was at the nato summit, back in spain, we, everyone was saying, you know, we have a rejuvenated nato with possible to member states. instead of being brain dead, as my car had announced a few years ago, nato was, you know, got its mojo back. had a reason, you know, kind of, they all pulled together. and there was a very, you know, positive narrative, but in the background, as these planes were leaving turkey was already kind of formulating their position on how to maximize their leverage, to get what they want out of other nato member states. and in addition, we even increased tension. so in the, in between turkey and greece. so there's a lot of, you know, that's nice on the side, but underneath is a lot of bubbling problems. and turkey actually plays quite an interesting role. we see them export drones to ukraine, and they're also getting financial support from russia. it's. it's a very complex relationship that they have is. so theresa, if i could just pick up on one of the points you were making, you said that in the run up to the announcement that there was canvassing internally that was going on within nato member states. as far as of how all this would play out, ah, then you have this, this 3 way agreement that sweden and finland signed with turkey in 2022 aimed at overcoming anchor as objections to their membership of nato. would nato members have anticipated that this would not have been resolved yet and, and just how frustrated are they getting with all of this? that's really good question. and it seems that the parameters are constantly changing this week. some people have complained that a lot of the disagreements are bit ambiguous. so it seems like the goal posts are constantly being changed. and, you know, in sweden is a democracy. they have certain protections for their citizens. they can't just send people off to turkey. even though they're sweetie, citizen, so there's, there's kind of a, a class here in regard to some values. and i understand, you know, for, to why it's good to have a maximum list position asked for as much as you can get and see what you, you can, you can find. and i mean, even at the same time we're seeing turkey refusing to extradite weaker citizens to china. so, you know, there's, there are various feelings and implications of this. and because sweden is a democracy, the problem really isn't so much with finland. the tensions are between turkey and sweden because of the large kurdish population there. so there's a lot more to this than just sweden. and we see, you know, the, the fact that sweden has removed their arms embargo that was put in place after turkey went into syria. the sweden was, i don't know, they put in arms embargo and them. and they have lifted that note and they have said that they will cooperate in defense cooperation. so i think that that would be a positive. so there, there has to be some negotiation here. there have to, there has to be some give and take. as we all know, you know, everything is a negotiation and i think holding on to this next was position. i think there was a clear message yesterday sent by and still timbered, that patients is beginning to wear thin by turkey. this is also playing very well to the domestic audience, and he, they have 80 percent in place in turkey. he has to kind of show that i'm a big power on the world stage and it remains to be seen if something also to pick up on your earlier question. you know, if something happens in ukraine or if this war expands, god forbid, but i mean, there are a lot of black ones out there and you know, by letting this go on for so long, it's kind of like a waiting for. and then i think people are concerned about that part of the optics of this whole situation because it looks like nato is not to get there. and that it's kind of a long horse trading situation and, and that's never good. so i think that everyone, we originally thought, let's just play out. it's between turkey and sweden and finland. and now there might be some calls for other countries to get more involved. but i think 1st they're sending signals, and we'll see if that will have any effect. i don't think it will, but it remains to be seen, tara, this stance that turkey is taking. how big a risk is this for president or to one when it comes to turkey? it's relationship with other nato member states. and is there any concern in turkey that, that president or the one is perhaps at risk of overplaying his hand? actually let me approve this question. the former hypothetical perspective. if we had another government here in turkey, i expect the turkish government will have reacted the same manner in the same way a because this is an issue that's been much concerns to national security interest is quite upset with the position of its partner with the rest and international community concerning the developments in the agency concerning developing, cynthia, concerning her case transitional, secular disability. if we had another government, i expect more stock turkish reaction will be the same circuit before. there are strong sake labels within nato, concerning the right approach to be booked up against russia as friends. so the should not assume that all natal member settled the same page concerning each and every action. russian government has been taken concerning each and every action there today to watch the nato security, paris, for example, there is a strong disagreement between the countries in central europe on the white house and german and financial due at the time. some people are quite eager to see that that is so that kind of piece agreement, it's going to show, but some others think that the bushel continue to the end because that i shall be punished to most exceed. so if you approach this particular problem from this particular perspective, we could easily understand why talkie has been so keen on nation with secret at the concentrations. and i think that the cost the turkish problem of not the sole high turkish politics because turkish people play significant extent seem to be quite happy with the position adopted by the cold turkish government. so they see this particular development as a coordination learn to this because magical turkish people out of the view that the people who took refuge and she read them back in the past. busy and voting close cooperation with the p k. k into the key and ignore the cd. and many people who had taken their part in this 2 attempts in july 2006, steve had it took refuge, had taken refuge in sir rhythm. so looking to the sea issue from the security considerations of the turkish government and the people they're like, use of understand why kush government has been so keen on this issue. and we should all show on the money and not the point. if one country is very keen on the national security, as well as the other members are simply ignoring those demands. so we can jump to the conclusion that there is a strong degree of disagreement that it has to be your lack of trust and will be a life. and the not forget the fact that he has not been on good terms with the leading member of theater tonight to the states for some time. these 2 countries are at all with each other concerning each and every issue. in particular, the eastern mediterranean agent, the great and the listing agent. so this is a kind of continuation of this t

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doing enough against groups which on cra, considered as terrorists, including the militant kurdish p k k. now when it comes to what happened today, i should mentioned that stockholm dunker. i have very different understandings of freedom of expression. sweden has a very extensive definition. they have allowed this right wing x from his politician to protest. he has burned a koran is long holy book in public. it remains to be seen whether that will have any political, legal consequences for him. but this is as seen as something very offensive by many muslims. not only here in turkey, turkey already summoned the swedish ambassador over this issue yesterday and today we heard some very angry reactions of president edwin, so spokesperson, for example, called it, and i quote him here, a clear crime of hatred. and it has nothing to do with freedom, according to him. and of course, all of that makes it more difficult for the swedish government to make progress overcoming attack. he's objections to sweden's a. be to members? ah, what now in the buttons like a 2nd placed fryeburg headed to wall s

k. customer car, which roads it's going on? this doesn't sound like a spying device to me. and yet the u. k. rhetoric regarding china is always calling china a threat when china is one of the biggest, if not the biggest external investor in the u. k. nelson, what is the u. k. playing at what the agenda? i really don't know. this is why i think it's, it's important that we talk about this because you k and china are so far apart. job graph, geographically speaking, about 2 countries, both china and the u. k. our business partners. and we're all traders, basically the british big traders for hundreds of years and try and these are also good traders as well. so those 2 countries should actually come together and do some business together to, to trade. but in the meantime, why should you know, trying to be accused of such a thing? this is really upset. i'm not speaking on behalf of the chinese government, but i, i found this news a bit disturbing. it's quite disturbing. well, you can press is addressing it, but i mean, i would assume that they're quoting british intelligence. wow. they find a sim card in a car from a chinese manufacturer, a seal. you know what, nelson, i've wasted enough for your time. nelson wong, vice chairman of t

k, k-12 through college and the various adult learning pathways we offer. and here is why they can do all of these three things at the levels i propose to my budget last week. recall when i stood right here in 2017. our revenues were roughly $15.5 billion. by the end of fiscal year 2022 revenues have grown to over $21 billion. that's almost $6 billion we have controlled the size of government along the way. [applause] looking forward our revenues are estimated to exceed what we spend by $2.3 billion expected to grow by another 3% in each year of the next biennial. ladies and gentlemen because of our strategic collaboration indiana has become known for our responsible budget and this one is no different. we have again proposed to make an additional 1 billion-dollar contribution to the pre-1996 teachers pension fund. in 201,130 years even cut from the time to fully fund the pension that will free up dollars for the uses beginning in 2029, not 2059. and just since 2017 we have. down or stayed at by 31%. [applause] and because the revenues and population are both growing we have the ability rather the obligation to fuel that growth and utilize reserves for one-time projects even while we maintain a healthy surplus protecting our state's aaa credit rating. indeed the work we have done together has brought us to this position of strength that calls us to invest in what i believe address head on our competitive advantages -- fortunately because of our growth we have the financial wherewithal to do so unlike some other states that balance their books with high taxes and debt. back home in indiana last year was the kind of fear that would justify some grand language. for starters are revenues increased, our taxes and debt decreased. we are now among the top five lowest debt states per-capita in the nation. [applause] you will recall we even returned $1.5 billion to future taxpayers in the form of a refund and four, indiana is the best day to start a business and 2023. [applause] forbes said it best and i quote of business-friendly climate with a low flat tax rate above-average business survival rating and a healthy amount funding opportunity. please join me in thanking the legislature for the partnership that helps make all this possible. [applause] yes my friends whether you are an employee or employer indiana's reputation for a career opportunity in the kind of balance sheet that we oversee means all eyes are on our state for good reason like for the sheer amount that career creators are choosing to invest in our state. i know i'm a broken record on these broken records but it bears repeating. the over $22 billion in committed unvested in 2022 is an all-time record many times over in much of the will take place in rural throughout our state with hourly wages nearly 40% higher than the average. in case anyone is wondering why i travel overseas occasionally an unprecedented $7.2 billion of that 22 billion came from places all over the world. rest assured that i bring suits and ties, not shorts and sunscreen. all these investments, all of these investments have a huge impact on hoosiers throughout our state and counties like boone and floyd were committed jobs average over $50 an hour and in dana county over $70 an hour. these high wage job opportunities at the best way to keep our kids close to home and there is more coming get at the moment to men reach $23,000,000,000.2023, this year. [applause] now to do this and to capitalize on the industries of the future that are looking for their new home somewhere in america like semi-conductors and electric vehicles, these development tools and establish them in our budget and we have more opportunity to exceed those resources if only proven to provide state budget leaders the ability to be nimble and consider and allocate the needed resources so we can fly out at the fourth term and edge out the competition. it's been said investment is the strongest sign of a prominent future. ladies and gentlemen they love our state and we have a great plan in place to help on 93 counties reached their next level of aspirations. [applause] that includes finishing i 69 next year. [applause] connecting evansville to indianapolis and beyond, three years ahead of schedule by the way, double tracking south shore rail line in northwest indiana. [applause] and connecting homes and schools and businesses by broadband internet even honor most remote terrain. after all there are autonomous tractors in the field just as there are robotic assembly lines in our factories that i'll need to communicate up and down the supply chain. and speaking of connecting tonight i'm pleased to announce their inexorable trails program that we are adding a major acquisition tours date trail of legacy. [applause] wait for it. director dan porter and his department of natural resources team led negotiations on the half of indiana and the city of new orleans with big-time help from steve ferguson. to acquire and hold the rail corridor running through clark floyd, washington orange and lloyd county. once completed this recreational trail that follows the route of the historic railroad will be 62.3 miles, the longest continuous multiuse trail in the state. trails and land conservation for sweet spots for janet r. doug henry and myself and a lot of others. no wonder we were recognized last year as the national rail to trail champions interstate park and have the highest occupancy rate in the country. [applause] with this new south trail we will have invested nearly $150 million in trails since 2019. another great example of states helping meet the demands to explore and discover in indiana right in our backyard. so i'm seeking $50 million more. trails to continue along with another 25 million built on our highly successful land conservation program with partners like nature conservancy and the central indiana land trust is even more hoosiers and our guest can enjoy indiana's great outdoors. with this type of momentum and so much more i'm forced to utter that familiar phrase. ladies and gentlemen the state of our state is strong and about to get stronger. [applause] i don't want that phrase to distract us from my bigger purpose tonight. it's the getting stronger part of the equation that i ask for your help over the next two years to kiss even though we have accomplished a great deal, it's obviously much have -- we have much more potential to realize in these challenges can't be ignored or wished or hoped away. with individuals communities and businesses to step up and acknowledge their challenges and to reach their next levels they should know their state has their back and we will take new action to get new results where public health is concerned. let me first thank the public health commission, which completed its work last summer and especially the co-chairs former state senator luke henley, former state health commissioner jeanie monroe and her current health commissioner dr. chris boxx and her team. thank you. [applause] now i hate to remind us that i will, we ranked 45th for smoking, 46 for obesity, 43rd for access to mental health providers and 41st for childhood immunizations. all states are competition but what really struck me is that our life expectancy in indiana has declined in recent years, specifically among those who are front and center working age adults between 25 and 64 years old. that's a pattern we have to reverse and i will politely push and prod and poke everyone i can to adopt the commission's recommendation including a significant increase in our state's public health appropriations, $120 million in the first year in and $227 million in the second year. nearly all of these dollars will be deployed locally in your districts where our fellow hoosiers need them tailored to their unique circumstances of each community parp -- and in fact this initiative will come from the county to design and propose ways to leverage their own funds in an 80-20 state. our health and well-being challenges of course extend to addressing mental health problems, helping hoosiers defeated diction maternal and info mortality and assisting our veterans who faced face double the risk of dying by suicide and other diseases. it must include programs to attack these issues close to home by building sustainable systems that prevent and respond to a crisis. like our 98 system is doing today investing in data-driven evidence-based come into programs. we don't have a day or dollar and certainly not a life time so taking the next four months to get this right, nothing could be more important. [applause] just as we craft our new state public health system we are to have a great example of the tailor made community development program. our first 500 million-dollar investment leveraged another $6.5 billion over 2 billion towards -- alone and it's become an indispensable part of our business will offering a boon to every county and city and community that steps up. there is already a queue of requests seeking another $400 million with 7 billion more in private and other nonstate funding. so i'm asking the legislature for another $500 million to launch and lock in more transformational projects. [applause] and while ready is their secret weapon to attract more talent to our berm in suburban and urban communities and irrefutable that we must do more to prepare and retain our home-grown talent to pick the most important determinate of a child's success in adulthood is their education. furthermore the quality of their education relies overwhelmingly on two groups of people, parents and teachers. since 2017 i'm so proud of the work we have accomplished together to support unprecedented investments in k-12 which has translated into school districts answering the call to raise pay. starting teacher salaries have now reached $40,000 in where dollars in where closing in on the goal of achieving an average teacher salary of at least $60,000 a year. but to ultimately reach the goal we need to continue what we started by making the state's largest ever investment in k-12 tuition an increase of $1.1 billion give schools the resources to continue funding our children's educators. [applause] hoosier parents are no more sheltered from the rising cost of living than their child teachers and for these parents of school-aged children, fees for curricular materials, essential for in class instruction can be in the hundreds of dollars each year. child depending on the district. sadly indiana remained one of only seven states that still allow this this disguise tax to be levied on parents each year. one such parent joins us tonight , mandy allen the school counselor in south vermillion school corpor

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k, k-12 through college and the various adult learning pathways we offer. and here is why they can do all -- we can do all of these three things at the levels that i proposed in my budget last week. recall when i stood right here in 2017, our revenues were roughly $15.5 billion. by the end of fiscal year 2022, revenues have grown to over $21 billion. that's almost $6 billion we have controlled the size of government along the way. [applause] looking forward, our revenues are estimated to exceed what we spend by $2.3 billion, and expected to grow by another 3% in each year of the next biennial. ladies and gentlemen, because of our strategic collaboration indiana has become known for our responsible budget and this one is no different. we have again proposed to make an additional $1 billion contribution to the pre-1996 teachers pension fund. since 2011, 30 years have been cut from the time to fully fund the pension that will free up dollars for the uses beginning in 2029, not 2059. and just since 2017, we have made it down our state debt by 31% -- paid down our state debt by 31%. [applause] and because the revenues and population are both growing, we have the ability, rather the obligation, to fuel that growth and utilize reserves for one-time projects even while we maintain a healthy surplus protecting our state's aaa credit rating. indeed, the work we have done together has brought us to this position of strength that calls us to invest in what i believe are needs and address head on our competitive advantages. and disadvantages. fortunately, because of our growth, we have the financial wherewithal to do so, unlike some other states that balance their books with high taxes and debt. [laughter] back home in indiana, last year was the kind of year that would justify some grand language. for starters, our revenues increased. our taxes and debt decreased. we are now among the top five lowest debt states per-capita in the nation. [applause] you will recall we even returned $1.5 billion to future taxpayers in the form of a refund and orbs -- forbes just ranked indiana the best state to start a business in 2023. [applause] forbes said it best and i quote: "a business-friendly climate with a low flat tax rat,e above-average business survival rating, and a healthy amount funding opportunity." please join me in thanking the legislature for the partnership that helps make all this possible. [applause] yes, my friends, whether you are an employee or employer, indiana's reputation for a career opportunity and the kind of balance sheet that we oversee means all eyes are on our state and for good reason, like for the sheer amount that career creators are choosing to invest in our state. i know i'm a broken record on these broken records, but it bears repeating. the over $22 billion in committed unvested in 2022 is an all-time record many times over. and much of that will take place in rural and mixed rural areas throughout our state with hourly wages nearly 40% higher than the average. in case anyone is wondering why i travel overseas occasionally, an unprecedented $7.2 billion of that $22 billion came from places all over the world. rest assured that i bring suits and ties, not shorts and sunscreen. [laughter] all these investments have a huge impact on hoosiers throughout our state, and counties like boone and floyd where committed jobs average over $50 an hour, and in dana -- davies county over $70 an , hour. these high-wage job opportunities are the best way to keep our kids close to home, and there is more coming. so let's keep serving indiana's wave of momentum and reach 23 billion in 2023 this year. [applause] now, to do this and capitalize on the industries of the future that are looking for their new home somewhere in america, like semi-conductors and electric eagles, means we must formalize economic development tools that you all gave us last session and establish them in our budget. if we have more opportunities, which we are prone to have, that exceed those resources, it is only prudent to provide state budget leaders the ability to be nimble and consider and allocate the needed resources so we can fly out of the fourth term and edge out the competition down the negotiation stretch. it has been said that investment is the strongest sign of a prominent -- promising future. well, ladies and gentlemen, investment clubs are state and we had a great plan in place to help all of our 93 counties reach their next level of aspirations. [applause] that includes finishing i-69 next year. [applause] connecting evansville to indianapolis and beyond, three years ahead of schedule by the way. double tracking southshore rail line in northwest indiana. [applause] and connecting homes and schools and businesses by broadband internet, even on our most remote terrain. after all, there are autonomous tractors in the field just as there are robotic assembly lines in our factories that will need to communicate up and down the supply chain. and speaking of connecting, tonight i'm pleased to announce the recreational trails program -- through our next level trails program we are adding a major acquisition to our state trails legacy. [applause] wait for it. director dan porter and his department of natural resources team led negotiations on behalf of radius indiana in the city of new orleans with big-time help from steve ferguson to acquire and hold an abandoned rail corridor running through clark, floyd, washington, orange, and lawrence county. once completed, this recreational trail that follows the route of the historic railroad will be 62.3 miles, the longest continuous multiuse trail in the state. trails and land conservation are sweet spots for janet r. doug ash and our dog henry and myself and a lot more others. no wonder we were recognized last year as the national rail to trail champions interstate -- and that our state parks have the highest occupancy rate in the country. [applause] with this new south trail, we will have invested nearly $150 million in trails since 2019. another great example of states -- the state helping to meet the demand to explore and discover in indiana, right in our backyards. so, i'm seeking $50 million or four trails to continue our momentum along with another $25 million to build on her highly successful land conservation program with partners like the nature conservancy and the central indiana land trust so that even more hoosiers and our work yes can enjoy -- and our guests can enjoy indian great outdoors. with this type of momentum and so much more, i'm forced to utter that familiar phrase: ladies and gentlemen, the state of our state is strong and about to get stronger. [applause] >> but i don't want that phrase to distract us from my bigger purpose tonight. it is the getting stronger part of the equation that i ask for your help over the next two years. because, even that we've accomplished a great deal in indiana, it's obvious we have much more potential yet to be realized. and these challenges can't be ignored or wished or hoped away. when individuals, communities and businesses stepped up, acknowledge their challenges and take steps to reach their next levels, they should know their state has their back. and it will take new action to get new results where public health is concerned. so, let me first thank the public health commission. which completed its work last summer. and especially the co-chairs, former state senator luke henley, former state loop health commissioner judy monroe and our current health commissioner doctor chris box and her team. thank you. [applause] now, i hate to remind us but i will. we ranked 45th for smoking, 46 for obesity, 43rd for access to mental health providers and 41st fort childhood immunizations. among all states, our competition. but what really struck me is that our life expectancy in indiana has declined in recent years. specifically among those who are front and center to our future, working aged adults between 25 and 64 years old. that's a pattern we have to reverse. and i will politely push and prod and poke everyone i can to adopt the commission's recommendations. including a significant increase in our states public health appropriation. 100 and $20 million on the first year, and 227 million in the second year. nearly all of these daughters will be deployed locally, in your districts, where our fellow hoosiers need to them. tailored to the unique circumstances of each community partner. in fact, this initiative will come from the willing counties to design and propose ways to leverage their own funds in an 80 20 state and local mix. our health and well-being challenges, of course, extend to addressing mental health problems. helping hoosiers defeat addiction, maternal and infant mortality and assisting our veterans who faced double the risk of dying by suicide than other groups. so, our localize pathways to improvement must include programs to attack these issues close to home. by building sustainable systems that prevent and respond to a crisis. like our 9-8-8 system is doing today. investing a data driven, evidence-based community programs with the opioid settlement funds we are receiving now. we don't have a day or $1, certainly not a life to waste. so, taking the next four months to get this right, nothing could be more important. [applause] just as we craft our new state public health system, we already have a great example of a tailor-made community development program. our first 500 million dollar ready investment leveraged another six and a half billion dollars. over two billion toward housing alone. it has become an indispensable part of our business and talent attraction efforts, while offering a boon to every county and city and community that steps up. there is already a queue of requests seeking another $400 million to leverage nearly seven billion more of the private and other non state funding. so, i'm asking the legislator for another $500 million to launch ready to point out, to lock in more transformational projects. [applause] and while ready is our secret weapon to attract more talent to our rural and suburban and urban communities, it is irrefutable that we must do more to prepare and retain our homegrown talent to. the most important determinant of a child's success in adulthood is their education. furthermore, the quality of their education relies overwhelmingly on two groups of people. parents and teachers. since 2017, i'm so proud of the work we've accomplished together to support unprecedented investment in k-12, which has translated into school districts answering the call to raise teacher pay. starting teacher salaries now reach $40, 000, and we are closing in on the goal of achieving an average teacher salary of at least $60,000 a year. but to ultimately reach a goal, we need to continue what we started. by making the states largest ever investment in k-12 tuition support, an increase of 1.1 billion dollars. it gives schools the resources to continue equipping our children's educators. [applause] hoosier parents are no more sheltered from the rising cost of living within their child's teachers. for these parents of school aged children, thieves for curriculum materials essential for in class instruction can be in the hundreds of dollars each year per child, depending on the district. sadly, indiana remains one of only seven states that still allows this disguise tax to be levied on parents each year. one such parent joins us tonight, mandy allen. a school counselor in south vermilion sc

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