law, we have to see. we believe that some of the laws that exist today are not in accordance with today's social developments. we need to make the laws effective and make the punishments effective . all of them, for example, my point of view is the people themselves, the punishments of the institutions that do not fulfill their duties, now the institutions whose duties are in the field, for example, education in the field of higher education in the ministry of culture and guidance in the ministry of sports and youth in 31 institutions whose duties are it is positive and cultural to shorten when was the law to deal with these devices until last year with the hijab in 1984, reformed in the last 98 years, we are sure that they had reported to the parliament today, this device read their incomplete reports to the government in addition to the monitoring capacities of the parliament itself, which the question of impeachment, i would like to ask your presence that we will apply article 204 and use many supervis

eric ruben assistant professor of law cool of law.is scholarship focuses on exploring the regulation of violence and weapons and how that regulation intersects with self-defense and second amendment raphael commented i pronounce it right good, is the flow and head of research for police and public safety initiive of the manhattan institute for policy research where he writes on topics relating to police, crime, incarceration among others. as a project manag for combating crimes guns initiative at brady before joining brady he served in the national police department in san diego county and the california department of justice. he has 27 years of law enforcement experience. ihank all of the witnesses for being here today. each senator will have five minutes after you fiveinutes for opening statement. each of the witnesses please stand at moment to be sworn in >> raise your right hand. you affirm the testimony about too go before the committee be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? at the record rlect th

god created natural laws, the rule this world and its creatures laws and the law of nature, which all are bound, is identical with the law of god. god enabled men to discover it through reason but quote eternal, immutable laws of good and evil. so far they are necessary for the conduct of human actions. close quote a universal of nations derived from natural jurisprudence, right reason, morality, custom, well munis of law reflecting these principles determined the rules of conduct for particular societies kant and blackstone inculcated this fundament hierarchy and this background. kant common terry discussed the anglo-american law system, which had evolved from immemorial court decisions and statutes. kant covered the rights of proper, real, impersonal commerce and, descent and distribution can also explain the tradition understanding of american government, constitutional jurisprudence. he focused on enumerate of powers and limitations of the federal and state government as reading law was an inherently conservative mode of study. it impressed on the student. the age, continuity and

are the existing laws. it should be investigated and it is confused with the existing laws or in fact it is inefficient to solve the problem of changing the environment of this basketball . it is not judicial, what does it mean to eat food now, first of all, we should read a law from the institutions and request that it be passed by the parliament, which is supervised by the parliament, and the supervision should be carried out to monitor the good implementation of the laws. in fact, the laws are being implemented in a poll, so this position of god's budget law of 2018, the competence of 820 for 405 of this amendment is furnished. in the past two years, 19 institutions did not submit a report, and the discussion in the parliament is not very important. it means that if the institution does not submit a report , it is because of the legal fortress. that when they visit and health medical treatment centers can protect privacy. the approved law in resolution 427 clearly mentions that this law will be enforced

this law can't be implemented, the fact is that we have spent 14 articles of the law, it should be implemented. the title is actually county rights for the implementation of infrastructures and infrastructures to the cities where they are located, especially with a one-year priority of thomson from the bottom of the pool, but it was not possible, but the purchase of convenient installments without a hall, with just a checkbook in the name of god, the merciful, the merciful. hello , dear viewers, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the news. iran youth football sports in its second game in the asian championship, which is the continuation of the tournament hosted by uzbekistan, is being held today in the bts group and the result to australia with the report of the goals of the iranian team, amir islamtalab alireza enayatzadeh samara in the game first 10

law is in conformity with the natural law and the eternal law. an unjust law is out of conformity -- lay that aside. the minute you invoke the idea of natural law, some people, especially on the progressive side will say you are illegitimately bringing religion into this. natural law is a religion-based argument. let me conclude by addressing that. it is true most natural law theorists are theists. there are some who are not but most are. they believe, we believe, i believe, the moral order like every other order in human affairs is what it is because god creates and sustains itself. in accounting for the intelligibility of the creative order, natural law theorists infer a free and creative intelligence, a personal god, a noncontingent ground of contingent reality. indeed, they typically argue god's creative free choice provides the ultimately satisfactory account of the intelligibility humans grasp in every domain of inquiry, whether it is philosophy or the natural sciences or the social sciences, humanities, mathematics, what have you. natural

congratulations, when the next draft law 9027 is a draft law on making changes by 8:00 a.m. and the finalnsitional provisions of the law of ukraine on public procurement regarding the possibility of changing the terms of the purchase agreement, i propose to consider this issue according to the shortened procedure, i ask you to vote for 216 , the decision has been made . dear colleagues, please. the committee on economic development at a meeting on march 15 in the mode of a video conference considered the draft law on amendments to section 10 of the end transitional provisions of the law on public procurement regarding the possible possibility of changing the terms of the procurement contract registration number 9027 and decided to recommend that the verkhovna rada adopt the draft law as a basis. the draft law is very important dear colleagues, because it takes into account the positions of long contracts that were concluded with state customers before the start of martial law this is a decision that you and i have to make in order to help a large number of enterprises of the state's count

law is a law that is out of conformity.are a sigh. the minute you raised the question of natural law, you invoke the idea of natural law, some people especially on the progressive side will say, you are a legitimately bringing in eugenics, naturalism a religious based argument. let me conclude by addressing that. it's true the most natural author is our thesis. more there are some that aren't but most. are they believe, and i believe that the moral order like every other order in human affairs is what it is because god creates and sustains it as such. and accounting for the intelligibility of the creative order, natural law theorists for the exam into the freeing creative intelligence, a personal god, non contingent ground of contingent reality. indeed, natural law theorists typically argue the costs created free choice provides the only ultimately satisfactory account of the intelligibility's humans grasp in every domain. whether it's philosophy, or is the natural sciences, or social sciences or the humanities, mathematics

many of our states have updated laws since then.ost of themut but in dc while they made some changes they never have taken a comprehensive look at the criminal code. on his changed since 19 oh one that is the exhaustive effort led by the criminal code reform commission and independent dc agency and comprised of nonpartisan experts the commission drafted the code over five years in a fully public process that included 51 an extensive public feedback and robust g negotiations. the advisory group unanimously approved recommending changes included represented from the district of columbia and the office of the attorney general for the district of columbia. the new code removes provisions and ensures businesses are more proportionate to the actual sentencing and overlapping charges and addresses missing and inconsistent lawsle to create legal loopholes that people have been able to slip through. while i may not have supported every one of these provisions of the revised criminal code on the dc council, but i am not. neither is any senato

underground water resources of the ministry of energy , take the measures that are foreseen in the law, guarantee the repayment of the loans of the villagers, the vote of the representatives was determined, and the grazing license was determined. agricultural wells permit, agricultural land ownership document, chain guarantee and subsidy account to be accepted as collateral . also , the parliament entered into the dispute between farmers and natural resources in this way. in the continuation of the competitions, the parliament also had in the cultural field, allocating one percent of the current budget of banks for cultural productions , obliging educational centers to purchase and complete dormitories for married students, increasing the resources of student welfare funds , and allocating one percent of the credits of the executive bodies to the field of women issues. the core women's community was given priority, and finally the role of the women's deputy as the only guide, considering the position of the professor that the women's deputy has as the only position, was actually approv

do not allow this law.be solved , not some other fates , the focus is completely on preventing the russian law and preventing putin's dominance in the country

you say, you don't like the law. you abide by the law.ou mean you disagree with all of these decisions from the nlrb? you think that they got the wrong and all of these cases? >> i think what you are talking about our allegations that we look forward to the case to defend ourselves. >> some of these are orders from judges to reinstate employees based upon violations of conduct. do you think that, in all of those cases in which judges have required stores to be reopen or for workers to be reinstated that they just got it wrong? >> in memphis -- >> in every! case >> in memphis, as an example, we -- >> i -- i am not looking to litigate each specific case. i would like to clarify when you say you are abiding by the law mean that in every case in which and nlrb have ordered you to take steps to remediate actions in every single case they have gone wrong? >> we will follow the law and follow the judges order. -- but the judge is making a finding that you have engaged in conduct that is not allowed by the underlying law. i.e., illegal behavior.

the lawful lances _ subject to the law of the land.ou not following the law of the land? tt are you not following the law of the land? , ., ., ., land? it is not the law of the land because i land? it is not the law of the land because i had _ land? it is not the law of the land because i had protective - land? it is not the law of the land because i had protective bail- land? it is not the law of the land because i had protective bail till i because i had protective bail till the 18th, — because i had protective bail till the 18th, they have come four days earlien _ the 18th, they have come four days earlien it _ the18th, they have come four days earlien it is— the 18th, they have come four days earlier. it is not the law of the land. — earlier. it is not the law of the land. it— earlier. it is not the law of the land. it is— earlier. it is not the law of the land, it is the law of the jungle. 0ur pakistan correspondent caroline davies explains the politics behind what's happening. of course, that is the big question of course he is s

63 and 64 of the country's public accounting law, the law on amending note 11 of the budget law forcountry of the law of interpretation of article 11 of the law on dealing with violations and crimes in the national examinations of the amendment law under table 24 of deprivation, note 14 of the general law 1401 of the country, the law on the interpretation of articles 3, 4 and 5 of the law on facilitating the issuance of business licenses, the law on amending article 102 of the law on the internal regulations of the parliament, the law on air services agreement between the government of the islamic republic of iran and the government of the republic serbia and the national data and information management law are among the numerous laws of 116 years , there is no history of legislation in the country and the nature and importance of legislation is new. the superiority of governance management affairs is to have appropriate and complete information in the data night. a number of parliament members did not seek any law on this matter. in 2019 , he presented the integrity and data manage

we need to show the commitment to law enforcement and law and order in this country and i believe the protect and serve act will send a message to friend and foe alike we need the thousands of law enforcement jobs law enforcement feels like at least policymakers i don't believe the american people are working against them. but now i also want to talk a bit about how the crime is getting worse. it's w important to understand w the campaign-finance works. republicans and democrats have national organizations that work on supporting the candidates. i think that's fine. it's actually something that i just made sure the page is still up. i can't lift my phone and show you. it's a violation of the senate rules but if you google act blue and all cops are vast herds you will go to a fund raising webpage on the very same engine my democratic colleagues use for fundraising. ios know most of my democratic colleagues do not embrace that as anything they would support or contribute to but if you go to the website you're going to see the 13.12-mile run and they go on to explain why they specificall

a law was hidden several years ago. working with friends in the parliament, in the ministry of health, in the ministry of justice and the judiciary , we are trying to update this law. competent, now we are following, god willing, we will be able to implement on the website of the medical system, in addition to providing basic information about the permitted and unauthorized advertisements, so that people in the field of advertising can also meet their needs by referring to the site, and we can boldly announce that every advertising on the website of the medical system organization is not acceptable . it is not difficult. it is very difficult in the field of beauty. have some it can be done in the medical system organization and we may introduce ourselves to them. we should let the people do a simple search on the medical system website. this person is a member of the medical system organization. according to raees zadeh's suspicions, after the parliament approved the law on facilitating the issuance of licenses, and mat

there is a government law that is much softer.ticized it , obviously, for this softness, because it the ban is stretched out for years and can also cause complaints against us, but even this law is not brought to the hall, they are trying to block this situation by evicting , well, let's say this, the employees of this organization. i say once again to the ukrainians of the mission that vita, we see that without the adoption of the law there will be a lot of problems in the way of implementing this idea and in general in the way of protection from the influence of the russian orthodox church, the branch of the russian army , the fsb in ukraine, you know, the only question is that they can verbally refuse cyril from the russian church, this is how the story was at the front, when the russian military , who just might be muslims, were not there to say who, what nations, exactly, they committed such an act of vandalism over the koran . in this way, he said that it was as if this ukrainians in order to cause hatred of muslims to ukrai

5 of the law on social insurance of construction workers, according to this law, the social security obliged to insure workers with construction insurance . there are 1,000 people, 700,000 people, 500,000 people who have a skill card, but i am not insured. the resolution of the parliament for the year can have a deficit of 14 thousand billion tomans and i cannot insure 500,000 people, god willing, we can insure those dear ones who are really hardworking. contact number, but now here, anyone who applies for installment payment is obliged to pay the insurance premium in installments. cooperation shanghai, the points of iran joins the shanghai cooperation organization , this russia, tajikistan, kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan holds its first meeting in 2001 in shanghai, china, and a convention to fight terrorism is approved by the members . the title of observer member joins this organization, and for about 14-15 years, the membership process of applying for permanent membership of this organization and finally , at the 22nd meeting of this organization in tashkent , the permanent membership

without the law? we had at least 10 meetings with friends after many back and forths. and many follow-ups of this tax organization it was done, i gave us an information cd under the title of empty houses. after this back and forth , the ministry of roads and urban development put the completion of real estate system information and fixing its deficiencies on the agenda . about 350 million information records were checked, people said this. the information that is given should be supplemented with the information that is approved by me. tomorrow, based on this matter , we can take the necessary legal actions based on it, until it is not approved, one of this information will not be of any use to us. ministry of roads and urban development at the same time trying to complete the information real people in the real estate and housing system also went to legal entities and with the help of this system , they identified the empty houses of banks and government companies. which have many units at their disp

the last law passed was the direct tax law in the 54th derby, the law itself says that the tax for oner must be announced by the ministry of roads and urban development at the latest by july of the following year. when that is the case, i went back to the law itself to the budget and urban development law , which you can update and refine again until the same legal schedule. in july of this year, let us know what we can do. the ministry of roads and urban development, in the negotiations we had, said that the symbol information needs more refinement and needs more time, and for this stage , they gave us the stage by stage refinement of the information. we have a responsibility to the man who is always yours in the morning let's announce, let's follow up, we have to do it again to the ministry of roads and urban development to understand that this house is empty and probably doesn't have any direct tools at its disposal, a system defined in the domain of real estate accommodation system, and this was supposed to happen, but actually still. it's not too late, one thing is that all the wa

he told us more about why this proposed law faith. that opposition then, always widely seen russia for an agent. legislation that it was introduced in russia allowed the crumbling to crack down on civil society and in georgia. there is a very much anti crammed in mood. georgia sees this legislation as the put in legislation as the position posts it's so they're really kind of they were concerned about russia, the influence, and we've seen the proto people who are saying no to the russian law. never back to the u. s. ceasar. so they don't really want to jeopardize the future by introducing this law as i sat there towards the authorities job the bail. however, us we don't know still if still wouldn't be range reduce later. let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world. 2 officials in indonesia have been given prison sentences of 12 and 18 months for negligence. that led to one of the deadliest stadium a stampede in history. $135.00 people died in october last year when chaos broke out. after a footbal

the law is the law. the republican party though i have to admit hi hasio been violating laws. they fell the textbook, campaign demagogue that was probably first implemented delightedly new double down on it. as a, former person. the truth is there were and there are many true witnesses. and unfortunately for the republican party, all of them so far have turned out to be republicans that have finally found their integrity. what we will leave it there for our guest. >> guest: i will agree with you to the extent it had been violations of law by people who have identified as republicans, as maggots, or whatever. but the political affiliation is irrelevant. what is irrelevant is what they did, what they failed to do in certain circumstances. it is no answer to say biden is a criminal two. if someone holds up a bank is no answer see someone else held up a bank and got away with it. that is u deflection. and of any crime the defendant may claim somebody else of e the same thing and got away with it. or everybody does it. you would not believe the number of people in the united states

amending article 5 of the workers' social insurance law according to this law, the social security organizationged to insure construction insurance workers. two thousand people have insurance for 700 thousand tomans. 500 thousand people have skill cards but are not insured. behind the scenes, this resolution of the parliament has a deficit of 14 thousand billion tomans and it cannot cover 500 thousand people. i can insure it, god willing those dear ones who really bother with the insurance contact number, it is done according to taste, but now here, anyone who applies for installment payment, social security , we are obliged to cut the installment insurance premium. the government joins the shanghai cooperation organization. according to this law , iran joins the shanghai cooperation organization. and kyrgyzstan held its first meeting in 2001 in shanghai, china, and a convention to fight terrorism was approved by the members, after that it developed and the islamic republic joined the organization as an observer member for several years and around 14, 15 year the process of applying for permane

laws. are you suggesting we do away with those and say, the border is now closed? we don't want anybody coming across. is that what you're suggesting? because -- can't let you get away with that polish the rule of law without talking about asylum. >> congressman, when i say i always put border security first, and then immigration second. because we can talk immigration all day, but the borders not secure, we're going to be inviting ourselves like we are in this meeting today. so, when i talk about asylum, i believe in asylum. you've got to do it legally, have to go through port of entry, as designated by our rule of law. you can't come across our border illegally and then have no consequences. that's what -- i've been a cop 38 years, i've been in the military. i support the rule of law, i've never been changed from that. i've done that for so long. so, we've got to have rules that we are going to follow. not that we make them subjective to what political ideology fits. we have to have a rul

first, the rule of law. when i began my tenure as attorney general i said it would be my mission to affirm the norms that guided the justice department for nearly 50 years. i did so because those norms are happening more than ever for our democracy. they treat like cases alike and we apply the law in a way that respects the constitution. it requires that as much as possible, we speak through our work in our filings and our report and we jeopardize the viability of our investigations and -- the survival of our democracy requires that we stand firmly in their attempts to undermine the rule of law, of that home and abroad. i'm proud of the work that the department will get in on each of these fronts. protect the departments integrity. there are convictions for a wide range of criminal conduct ability to the january 6th attack on the capital. they're disrupting investigating violence and threats of violence, targeting those who serve the public. we are working closer than ever with ukrainian, partners our democr

at harvard law school. on the programme. how significant do you think this discovery is? it significant do you think this discovery is?— discovery is? it is quite a significant _ discovery is? it is quite a significant discovery - discovery is? it is quite a. significant discovery which should still be confirmed and i think there are a number of questions that people will have, questions that relate to law and ethics and there will be some that celebrate this news. it is also important that this also becomes a lesson in science, for example there may be people who say, well, this is inappropriate research, that males are not meant to give birth. well, there are species such as seahorses, sea dragons where the males do give birth so this is going to open the door to a broader conversation. you mention some of the concerns there but the professor has said that it is still in its early stages. what do you think about the need for potentially human testing for women who may not be able to grow their own eggs. h

the president had as many as 15 days to sign or approve this law .ore than six months have passed, and in principle, after that, the law o oh o is obliged to do this in fact the president is also obliged by the constitution, it's not that he wants to sign it, i don't want to sign it, i want it curled up, i want it, it's an obligation, he has not only rights, but also responsibilities. stefanchuk, who, if the president does not do this for any reason , signs the sanctions bills, it becomes law from this second, neither the first nor the second, and then we, i cannot understand, we still have a president, we still have a parliament in in such a case, this is a very valid remark because it it happens all the time, it’s not just one bill that you mentioned, it happens with many bills, and even when there is an urgent question that this bill needs to be passed, there are a lot of signatures , there is still some kind of pause, or will society forget or not forget how it will react and it will not come into effect due to non-observance of formal grounds, a

our bill is now law.the department has a deadline upcoming next month to present a plan to congress for upgrades to strengthen the security systems at federal prisons. my first question for you, attorney general, whether the department is on track to meet that deadline? >> senator, first i want to say we are grateful for the work you and your committee did on this matter. i know you have met with the director of the bureau of prisons who is adopting the recommendations that you made. i believe that we are on track to satisfy the requirements of the statute. i would be very happy to ensure that she, or our staff, meet with your staff to ensure that your expectations are being met. >> thank you, attorney general. i have worked, diligently, to develop the kind of trusting relationship with the new director. she has a task ahead of her to reform a bureaucracy that has been mists managed with significant human cost as a result, long predating your tenure. i want to suggest that it is a necessary condition of d

these laws were among the other laws. colleagues, to secure the opinion of the respected guardian council of the conflict of the company to the decree of the end of the voting , the approval of this law is taken into account. to looks and behaviors the embargo of western countries on different countries for both iran and serbia in political and economic dimensions shows that these two countries are committed to help and the economic base of both countries to a series of facilities in terms of transportation and air between the two countries . from the point of view of the sky above the country, there is a need for a passenger to get off, like me, in order to strengthen the economy, the reality of our matter is 2021 and 2021. i mentioned 2021 to this year 2021, which shows that we have 158% of our trade balance. it has grown between the last 10 years until now, when an angel sees what is needed in any case, these agreements and exchange are done in order to strengthen the trade balance, we have 27 companies, out of these 2

that's what consumer privacy laws are. so. so there are other laws. yeah, accountable without regulating. yeah. and then julie, i know you want to jump in. i mean, obviously we all can agree, something needs to be done about this, you know, specifically about harmful content online. but julie, i would imagine you don't think big tax should be getting a pass as they have. no, no, they shouldn't. and i think one thing that this case is highlighting perfectly. it's the need for transparency on how our rooms work. because right now we are, we're making assumptions, a lot of assumptions that has been research, but most of them external. so that case would make a strong incentive to shed more transparency and oversight of algorithmic moderation and recommend her systems. now, when it comes to how to deal with that, how to deal with big tech, well, certainly the way is not going to be governments having to tell us what should be online or what should. and that's extremely dangerous. we all know it historically, yet that doesn't mean companies get away, but a

a russian style law. it is in fact based on a russian law that requires agency for an agencies to register and gives organisations a fine to fail to do so. but it's also important to understand that the 1st country to have a law like this was actually the united states all the way back in 1938. and it was originally put in place to prevent organizations that supported nazi germany from conducting operations within the country. but that law is a lot harsher than the russian one. and the one that basically the draft law that was just agreed upon in the parliament, the american law threatens jail time and criminal penalties against organizations and their personnel that failed to register. whereas what george's proposing is simply a fine. now in terms of what we've seen at these protests today, they've generally been peaceful. there have been some reports that protesters tried to storm the parliament building and the tear gas was deployed. but as you can see here, right now, we're right in front of the parli

the draft laws, the so-called two draft laws can be said to begin , and so this is it's like a bill agents and agents of foreign influence. it's possible to say that, that's for us, as we sometimes say, it's a law about spies who need to be dressed once, and that's the true goal for us. there would be transparency because our laws are offensive to copper, especially the civil organizations of the so-called angelo, it is of a very high standard, no one has ever had any complaints that our laws need to be redone or made. finances were celebrated, that is, in we have a very high standard, and in the second, that’s how, uh, such a misfortune came to the top, as the american said, it means a black day for georgian democracy. eu and nato, do they say something about this or do they not refuse but at the same time adopt such laws, you know, formally? with the european union and nato. they talk about the past. well, of course, there is a need to argue, but what they are doing now . i don’t know whether to list it or not , because it is unprecedented. it will be if they pass this bill, this

is it a state law? are important questions that we'll be looking at for me in washington a biggest question is how does this prosecution affect jack smith when i talk to people they say it could cut both ways there's concern about whether this is a political prosecution. 70% of independents believe that it is political. does this taint the special counsel who's inspected, a career prosecutor? or, does this make it easier for garland to make the momentous decision to approve a much more significant indictment along the lines of mar-a-lago obstruction of justice case or january 6 case that's a big implication of the new york prosecution. >> reverend al, we have known donald trump for sometime. you have known him for much longer time. for people that really just started paying close attention to him running may not understand what maggie haberman always says that donald trump is trying to survive the next five minutes. uch you have been in new york. politics aside this is something unfolding for 50 years d

now, georgia — the uses of the law. now, georgia has _ the uses of the law.d i the uses of the law. now, | georgia has also applied to join the eu and also nato block. do you think there new bill will impact that at all? i think the eu has made quite clear it is going to impact that process, because these types of laws have been ruled as incompatible with european human rights standards. by the european court of human rights. so the eu has a ready made it clear that this law is a serious problem, and that's a problem, it should be a problem for the georgian government, because between 70 and 80% of the georgian public support close integration with the eu, supported the notion of george “p supported the notion of george up as candidacy of becoming a eu member. 50 up as candidacy of becoming a eu member-— eu member. so sorry to interw— eu member. so sorry to interrupt you _ eu member. so sorry to interrupt you but - eu member. so sorry to i interrupt you but unfortunately we have run out of time. thank ou. here in the uk, the prime minister rishi sunak has bee

sometimes in the budget laws, we come to amend the permanent laws. i am asking a question. the real opinion of the legislator is that the center should amend for one year. this is mostly not the case. creating a structure to amend the law is not permanent for one year, while the executives later on, they will encounter some problems. the permanent court is supposed to be reformed, well, it should be reformed permanently in the form of a separation plan and after one year, when it expires , it will not go anywhere, and it will create a question and ambiguity that now after that the time of the law is over i came back with the previous law or the name of the animal, still the device itself is the additions that are added in the parliament, from which it is easy to separate the land that we have a problem with the program . there is a behavior for the law of my time. you don't have these things, they separate the budget from its main purpose , and after all, the budget revenue is the forecast of the government's revenue in the next year, and corresponding to that forecast of t

they say no to laws . there ? they say no to laws.erpinning . must be something underpinning. government doesn't just make things . i government doesn't just make things. i honestly government doesn't just make things . i honestly absolutely no things. i honestly absolutely no idea what that 97% comes from . idea what that 97% comes from. we do have an idea about why they're saying that laws are being supplied , they're not being supplied, they're not being supplied, they're not being just supplied . northern being just supplied. northern ireland. there's a limited number of eu laws which are displayed from a special, if you like, channel for goods coming from great britain . and by no from great britain. and by no means all of them , a chunk of means all of them, a chunk of them and is this the green line? thatis them and is this the green line? that is the so—called green light and? the green line will mean that there's free trade, great britain and northern ireland. so a great success for prime minister. it would be if it were anyt

you say that this has become a law. i say that the law should be followed. i say yes, we should follow it up. do you need to follow it up better? the point i have to tell you is that this is still a problem the fact that it has become a problem is that the licensing system is working online right now. the minimum and maximum time for a license is now the name of a simple device. mr. sayaf, i don't have the sound quality in the stadium. friends, if they get the amplifier, contact me again. and mr. siah, i wanted to ask if the division into two groups is based on the light registration law and it confirms that it means that there are relationships for implementation . call the chapter number of the engineering office. engineer he wants an accountant , he wants a space with these specifications, he wants to upload this information. he has a birth certificate and the duration of these can be different, but the reports we have are that in many cases these times have also expired, and in fact , if something necessary happens, he will take action and issue the lice

we have more than a hundred gun laws on the books. we are not lacking laws. homicides are up 22% from 2019. violent crime is exploding in california, and the democrats could care less. every single democrat on the committee last week voted against my bill, and they didn't even care. steve: all i can say is thank goodness you are there fighting for common sense, practical policies. great to see you. thank you for watching tonight. a quick programming note. next sunday "the next revolution" won't be broadcast. but we'll be bac one of his victims, the african designer. have the best weekend with the ones you love. see you monday. >> sean: welcome to this special edition of "hannity," for the full hour, fox news correspondent, benjamin hall, he's going to tell us his courageous story of survival, perseverance, and it will be in his own words. exactly one year ago, in march of 2022, while benjamin hall was on assignment in kyiv covering the outbreak of the war. . putin was planning to encircle