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countries behind machines. computer the third important question about them is the question that jimmy kogan asked himself. parents do business with their children, but it is not clear that the income obtained belongs to the material and spiritual income, which is considered to be the privacy of the children, that few people can to distinguish the issue that some children chose to work on the internet, unknown male children with parents, employers and audiences found their work on the internet has a deceptive appearance, but inwardly it is no different from working on the street or in a factory. quite normal in the internet space it seems that the court considers the presence of a child to be against the law, but it does not say anything about the misuse of their images by information technology companies . it seems that some big it companies, some laws and some families are against children, their privacy is given under different excuses , their digital footprint is a business, they are a toy to attract more audience, the first results of which may be known in the not too distant future. th

well, kogan writes such an article. nothing less, the superpowers are not retiring, and they are calling together for a more aggressive foreign policy. but that is, it turns out the wife, it looks like a psychopath. but there is also another purely commercial interest, of course, if possible, literally another short font to go to the commercial interest. e about father gagarin the fact is that there in america there is a publication called the and ukraine yes, this publication is purely for ukraine , which already at the beginning of the last century wrote it there and created this publication. lev dobryansky, the most famous russophobe, he was e , as it were, also a professor corresponding there at the university, and his student is precisely this russophobe's father. uh, donald kagan, the father of both of these guys. actually, it turns out that there is a russophobic clan on the one hand, and on the other hand. and today we say that it is hate on the one hand, yes. it must be fueled than above all by money and money.

elena kogan, a graduate and flyer and translator of the third shock army, came under rzhev at the endcond a terrible battle will give after the war, her pseudonyms were rzhevskaya, so she wanted to bind herself forever with the fate of the city, rzhev is my fate, my niche. pain, rzhev is my name. she reached berlin, many personal belongings of the rzhevskaya family were transferred to the local history museum. and here is the presentation of her latest reprinted book. i carried a fairly large german russian dictionary with me. and here is the prisoner. here, because of which the translator was actually fired near rzhev, there was no translator in the army. why were there no prisoners retreating? why is he there, and the documents were sent to moscow, and here this berlinant, with his soldiers , surrendered yesterday's graduates improved their german by interrogating the prisoners and influencing them psychologically. she told me so interestingly she said that i didn’t no why did you come here waiting for your mother, come on, and then she will say several times about the time has not

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me that's in any case, the spiritual revolution would leave last in crisis for colors, use the the kogan or the materials, and then people called me and said something is happening here again, but you have to come in those guns right now. i said having so much and to go to absolute the most common they insisted. and so we went between images, i thought it would be a demonstration, like any other homes. i never expected anything like this. i'm also in may 2013 toxeme square rock next to easy punk was a see if people minute on the, on the board. sweets is you for a key. it's not just about dizzy comp, friends, haven't you understood that he posted at the time image on the, on the board. i was a famous star of the stage and screen with millions of phones. so when he joins the gazing protest, people paid attention to using the bill. hm. cuz he was a moment in which a good sense to know the world as possible on. and so i'm in a moment where people treat one another. well, the type of sits a few or if you need to do a moment to which day reveal their creativity and recognize their own power, k

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conversation, i wish we had more time, which i rarely say and talk about debt and debt limits. bobby kogan, senior director of federal budget policy of the center for american progress, and gordon, gray, director of fiscal policy at the american action forum. thank you so much for great conversation. thank you. thank you here. so what's the bottom line here is the paradox growing. the national debt can actually help grow the economy and it can increase the private sector as well. even as the government's debt burden gets heavier. but too much debt can drive up inflation, it can make the dollar lose value, and it can undermine confidence in the future. no one has a magic wand and knows how to balance america's budget no matter what the country's leader say. so yes, america will keep printing money. as for the politicians though, the debate on the debt ceiling is going to go to the break. i think we're probably going to be ok. still, there's always a chance that someone may misstep, misjudge, or misfire. and then things can go downhill and really, really fast. and that's the bottom line. ah,

as a soldering kogan 19 response the framework is far from perfect. poor management and maintenance of the strategic national stockpile meant doctors and nurses were forced to use expired ppe. one picture i remember was huge quantity of masks being dumped right as the pandemic was started because there to ask me expiredng. certainly was not a first in first out manage the inventory type situation. i think we can say in some ways government hampered these private sectors above the quickly lawaw launched test at e onset of the pandemic government clearlyov failed who work consistently and clearly failed to communicate with the public. now that is gone. let's get better but we made mistakes, we learned some tough lessons so let's work together so nexium was on the fire figuring it out with their systems and put in place. update the playbook make sure whatever we do is flexible enough to address family pandemic and emphasizing maintenance look toward the threats of a future and not prepare for that which is already gone by. being good stewards of limited

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then a look at the house republican deblit and spending proposals with bobby kogan from the center for american progress. and david er, associate director of immigratiosties at the cato institute, discusses a and two title 42 and the economic impacts of legal and illegal immigration. washington journal is next. >> the bill is passed without objection. a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. ♪

host: bobby kogan, center for american progress. "washington journal" continues. host: welcome back to "washington journal." it is open forum. i will take your calls on politics or policy related until 9:00 a.m. eastern time. lisa is first on the line for democrats. new bedford, massachusetts. caller: yes, hi. i believe that the republicans are playing a game. they are not really going in good faith on what is good for the country. i think they are only out for themselves and they are trying to make the democrats look bad. host: with respect to what, lisa? the debt ceiling? caller: yes, the debt ceiling. they are not trying to cut things that -- i am sure there is plenty of things that should really be cut, but, they are just trying to make -- they are making a game of it. saying, oh, well, we should cut. they were only trying to cut things that biden was trying to pass. if they really wanted to cut something, let's cut kevin mccarthy's budget and let's cut secret service to trump. i'm sorry, he does not deserve it. host: all right, let's go to audrey next in mise

host: bobby kogan, center for american progress. "washington journal" continues.t: welcome back to "washington journal." it is open forum. i will take your calls on politics or policy related until 9:00 a.m. eastern time. lisa is first on the line for demo