it was all part of the majority leader's plan. now, he might ask me, why in the world would he do something like that? well, when he basically undermines the work of the appropriations committee on a bipartisan basis, when he doesn't give all 100 members of the senate an opportunity to participate in the process by offering amendments, debating those amendments, and getting votes on those, it actually increases his power and influence. we saw that last december where basically three or four people negotiated an omnibus appropriations bills. and he likes that. because it enhances his power. but we should not be asked to like it because that means we are unable to do our job on behalf of the constituents we represent. in my case 30 million texans. so after -- over the last few months back when the debt ceiling vote occurred, it sounded like senator schumer was on board with what chairman murray and ranking member collins were trying to do. he applauded the bipartisan work of the appropriations committee. talked about the importance

well, some 30 years, the leaders of the opposition still won’t take a position, to create leaders sot they manage new groups, the protest masses, well, somehow it’s not entirely correct, because there will be their own leaders, everyone there is a representative of the middle class who has some business of his own, he always considers himself a leader, why else would some tikhonovskaya, we ourselves want to divide these funds, vilka, how can we actually unite those old forces in which we already invested money in the twentieth year, and at the same time shake up belarusian society, they are still in they don’t really know how to do this, but they know how to rock, that is, form these protest masses, form, aggregate, unite the dissatisfied. worthless through the work of people of words and people of words who are bloggers, instagrammers, celebrities, arctic foxes, all the other prophets, yes, yes, this is exactly how it is written in this book, but the question is already different, how to guide them later, but because they realize the most important thing, that our system, our govern

that world leaders in the l hope that world leaders in the international— hope that world leaders ind this. you _ international community it lines up behind this— behind this. you were also on the front lines — behind this. you were also on the front lines of— behind this. you were also on the front lines of a _ behind this. you were also on the front lines of a regional _ behind this. you were also on the front lines of a regional struggle, | front lines of a regional struggle, the tug—of—war between china and the us, and the civil of the solomon islands suggests that in fact these island states might have more leverage than they think they have. do you think that has been communicated today to joe do you think that has been communicated today tojoe biden? absolutely. it's very welcome that pacific— absolutely. it's very welcome that pacific leaders _ absolutely. it's very welcome that pacific leaders are _ absolutely. it's very welcome that pacific leaders are meeting - pacific leaders are meeting president _ pacific leaders are meeting president biden— pacific leaders are meeting

the leader's son answered., which remained in the shadow of his father until the age of 52 , power passed to him by inheritance, led the country, he proclaimed the songun policy, where army key role kim jong il rarely appeared in public, preferring solitary leisure and long meals with delicacies that were supplied to him from abroad. another passion of the ruler was cinema; according to some estimates, his collection numbered up to 20,000 hollywood films. and he himself was a frequent guest of the state cinema and studio and personally produced patriotic films for all types of transport. kim jong-un preferred his own armored train, which he considered his home and office in 2001. he came to russia on it as part of a a historical carriage donated by stalin to his father. son. kim jong-un the current leader of the dprk, kim jong-un, did not change the family tradition in 2019. you were in vladivostok on a bright green train of 15 cars , equipped with the latest technology; it is considered the most democratic by

answered son of leader kim jong-un.ed in the shadow of his father until the age of 52, power was inherited by him. having headed the country, he proclaimed the songun policy, where the army had a key role . kim channer rarely appeared in public, preferring solitary leisure and long meals with delicacies that were supplied to him from abroad. another passion of the ruler was cinema; according to some estimates, his collection numbered up to 20,000 hollywood films. and he himself was a frequent guest of the state cinema and studio and personally produced patriotic films. films by all means of transport. kim jong -un preferred his own armored train, which he considered his home and office in 2001 . he arrived in russia on it, and it included a historical carriage, donated by stalin to his father. son. kim channer, the current leader of the dprk kim jong-un did not change the family tradition in 2019. he arrived in the east on a bright green train of 15 cars, equipped with the latest technology, he is considered the most de

leader. for those comments and for leaving our caucus and putting the -- leading our caucus and putting the american people's voice into this process and of course for your our today -- hour today setting out the vision democrats have in contrast -- contrast with maga extremists. today democrats ensured that the needs of the american people won out over the demands of maga extremists but only after speaker mccarthy and republicans playing chicken with the lives and livelihoods of american people bringing us to the edge of a needless shutdown trying to blackmail the country into accepting their extreme right-wing agenda. today, democrats came to the rescue. speaker mccarthy admitted defeat. he asked democrats to put out the fire that he and his party started. we proved today that democrats will continue to unify around our shared values. we will continue to put the concerns of the american people first. and, we will not allow the twisted priorities of the maga republicans to become law. as we

security leaders who have been urging leaders to withdraw 1500 troops stationed there, have ordered representatives to lead. we have this report from outside the french army base in niamey. >> increasingly decreasing in numbers. here at the military base, can -- insignificant compared to what we have seen. some 1500 forces are believed to be staying at the moment. niger's government says it wants them out. so to the crowd. they say they will continue to protest, but we have seen continuously the numbers growing thinner and thinner and thinner. there are reports that niger might discuss the possibility of withdrawing some of their troops . they are saying that all french troops on niger's soil must go out, including an ambassador who is still staying put. >> earlier, my colleague spoke to the former french ambassador to mali and senegal, and hereby that he began by asking opinions on troop withdrawals. >> they could withdraw at least partly, not maybe beautiful army which is there, 1500 military, but there are talks. the french government says it is not a way of recognition of the junta leaders beca

the leaders of china and russia are not attending the summit. dw dell, the bureau chief, i'm reach achievement is at the summit. you told me earlier. what this thinking was behind letting the african union in michael, it was very important for india to make his presidency more representative to make the g 20 more representative. so leaders who gathered in this building just behind me and decided in the opening session today that the african union would be a part of the of the g 20. so it's going to be g 20 plus one. and then one african union vote brings 55 countries behind it. know india or we said that the g 20 had to reflect the emerging economies as one is the risk of countries which already in the g 20. and it was an important agenda to have groups like the african union be part of this. and this was an initiative led by india with supported. but every one of the g 20 countries would that in the g 20 or decisions have to be by consensus in every single country supported india as initiative. it bears repeating to key leaders are not present

the side of the opportunity of the competition is the leaders of russia.asova has been working as a biology teacher for 17 years and has already held the position of director of the economic lyceum for 2 years. i just have an idea to make these days of science, and these lectures are open. growing up in a teaching family, her grandmother worked as a school director and a german language teacher. since childhood, lyudmila has been immersed in an atmosphere of education. already in the fifth grade, i helped fill out school documentation journals, so we can say that a deep and serious, you know, school document over the years of work, i took part in many competitions, a finalist of the all-russian and winner of the regional teacher of the year in 2012, and in 2020. won the leaders of russia competition leaders of russia competition of the best managers of our country became a very important personal and professional challenge for me. i really wanted to show that we leaders in the field of education are not inferior to anything, and in many ways we work at the

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it was in _ leaders group, principles group. it was in the — leaders group, principles group.the — was in the middle of the crisis. but i think the 620 in the last decade has evolved as literally the only representative multilateral grouping. but it hasn't yet got the executive — grouping. but it hasn't yet got the executive ability that the un security council does. the g7, executive ability that the un security council does. the 67, you know, _ security council does. the 67, you know. it _ security council does. the 67, you know, it makes decisions literally for a _ know, it makes decisions literally for a small— know, it makes decisions literally for a small group of countries now because _ for a small group of countries now because there is a large swath of the world — because there is a large swath of the world that remains untouched by those _ the world that remains untouched by those decisions. the hope is that decisions — those decisions. the hope is that decisions at the 620 would be much more _ decisions at the 620 would be much more inclusive and taking a larger par

the leader of the revolution met with thousands of students and activists from different fields of holy defense. the holy defense took place. innovation and creativity were the work of overcoming bullies and showed that young people can solve all problems, but now with confidence. we can be confident about the things that our young people can do today in the holy defense . today, our young people can solve all the problems of this country . united nations general assembly in the fight against terrorism, it means a green light to the terrorists. america, with the assassination of general soleimani, gave isis its own reward. the festival of blossoms will be attended by 1700,000 students of the first grade of the new academic year. the republic of azerbaijan in the karabakh region, with the proposal of the season of fire by the russian peacekeeping forces, in the attack of the republic of azerbaijan on the karabakh, 32 people were killed and more than yesterday were injured, and some sources announced that the numbers of the backs were registered. pardisi technology park widely used in the

china's leader xi — can't substantively. china's leader xi jinping _ can't substantively.can't substantively. china's leader xi jinping also not i leader xijinping also not attending the conference in the summits are often used as opportunities for leaders to get together to have these kinds of dialogues, so what kinds of dialogues, so what kind of absence is this? how big will this loom over the 620? the leader of the most populous nation in one of the biggest economies in the world, not their. i biggest economies in the world, not their. . , not their. i imagine it will be a disappointment _ not their. i imagine it will be a disappointment not - not their. i imagine it will be a disappointment not to - not their. i imagine it will be | a disappointment not to have the chinese president here, but i think they will be able to judge how much of an effect that has had at the end of the weekend, if xijinping's absence means they cannot be a consensus agreement, a consensus agreement, a consensus communique at the summit�*s conclusion, then it turns out that it seems likely th

the white house says north korean leader kim jong-un is expected to hold a meeting with russia's leader pyongyang's closest ally, vladimir putin. washington says arms negotiations between moscow and pyongyang are underway. russia and north korea, have neither confirmed a meeting. talks to revive the black sea green deal between -- grain deal, have failed to reach a deal. vladimir putin says no do deal unless all of moscow's conditions are met. the army general who led the coup in gabon has been sworn in as a self-declared transitional president. he replaces the elected president bongo who was deposed last week, ending his 55 years in power. tensions remain high in eastern democratic republic of congo after the killing of 46 demonstrators last week. two army officers have been arrested, after the investigation. the killings are part of a military crackdown on demonstrations, against the united nations peacekeeping mission. families of the victims are demanding justice, saying their loved ones were killed for no reason. >> what is happening in our country is very sad, as we fight for a pe

tonight, leaders are arriving here from all. leaders are arriving here from all over the world.rendra modi. president putin of russia is not here, he sent his foreign minister sergei lavrov instead. and president xi of china isn't here either. we are excited _ xi of china isn't here either. - are excited to be here. xi of china isn't here either. we are excited to be here. for- xi of china isn't here either. we l are excited to be here. for those that are, leaders _ are excited to be here. for those that are, leaders and _ are excited to be here. for those that are, leaders and their- are excited to be here. for those i that are, leaders and their spouses, the diplomacy here is just beginning. the heavy slug of negotiation starts tomorrow. the diplomatic jamboree negotiation starts tomorrow. the diplomaticjamboree here is so broad that the pasta consensus are narrow or nonexistent, bluntly. this was set up originally as an economic club —— the pasta consensus. but it was an inevitable politics would end “p was an inevitable politics would end up striding the stage and amongst th

metal-organic frame structures from schoolchild to regional leader.f participants in district presidential platform competitions have changed. a rocket launch at the vostochny cosmodrome is in operation. a normal event in the delegation from roscosmos and the russia land of opportunities platform was daria arsenyeva , a two-time winner of the platform project of the national technology olympiad. junior, you are unforgettable emotions, indescribable feelings. i have never seen an english rocket travel to the cosmodrome. vostochny was given to her by the president of russia at a meeting of the platform’s supervisory board. russia is a land of opportunity in july 2023. daria told vladimir putin that she dreams of visiting the launch of a spacecraft. i think that after this trip i watch vostochny, i’m more willing to get into space and start thinking. eh, who am i and how do i want to connect my life? the dream won’t be complete if you don’t already have some memorable souvenirs that will stay with you for life as a gift, a book with a wish from the presi

interview with muhammad reza pahlavi with all walks of life and prominent leaders of his contemporary history. google is very important to me in these last years or months of my life . his exact interpretation was imam that i also want to come and meet with imam khamenei. i told them, what is your purpose, what are you looking for from this meeting, do you want to interview them, and i just want to see, i said, finally , to be interesting, you must have a guess, and now i will explain to you, at that time, i had contact with great world leaders and i still have, even some of arab world leaders among one person said so-and-so is one of these our region said that we meet each other almost every time we see each other, they bring me a suitcase of dollars for my cultural activities, or if i go inside the country , they actually help me with this too, please be here at your feet. this person and his mother were in the syrian war, the terrorist war in syria with me, you were very close to him and he also played a role in the developments in syria from far and near. when he saw assad falling

leader of the opposition. of the opposition. i thank the primaries the _ house. leader of the opposition. i thank the primaries the full - thank the primaries the full advanced copy of his statement. i join him in sending my condolences and those of the whole house to those affected by the devastating earthquake in morocco. i know uk search and rescue specialists are working to help moroccan authorities find survivors and it is important at this time that all those and model court know we are thinking of them and prepared to give the resources and support that they need. the g20 summit in india was a real opportunity to see progress on key global issues and by condemning the illegal russian wall and making solid commitments to boost growth and renewable energy capacity around the world. so i am afraid that the joint declaration from the weekend is disappointing. as russian drones resumed tax on key have it is disheartening to see language we can than the condemnation of moscow last year. on this issue the hous

the big story we're looking ahead to, the leaders are gathering in india's capitalfor a leaders are gathering in india's capital for a summit. countries in the 620 or group of 20 account for nearly 85% global economic output and 75% of trade. the indian capital has been spruced up and security stepped up. my colleague is there tracking the summit and we got a preview. here in delhi, the countdown to the 620 leaders' summit has begun. earlierthis the 620 leaders' summit has begun. earlier this morning when i was coming into the centre of delhi from the airport i saw at least 100 billboards with prime minister modi right in front and centre welcoming delegates into the country. this is clearly a big deal for india country. this is clearly a big dealfor india and the country. this is clearly a big deal for india and the city of delhi has been sent into a public holiday with security beefed up and traffic completely restricted for the event. there is a lot that these leaders will have on their agenda over the weekend. everything from climate finance to debt relief for some of the world's poorest

as a leader, i found you _ business leader. as a leader, i found you got _ business leader.usiness leader. as a leader, i found you got to put _ business leader. as a leader, i found you got to put yourself. found you got to put yourself out of your comfort zone. growing up, i was actually an introvert kid, a shy kid. i remember very well probably in my late middle school, early high school, when i felt like i wanted to challenge myself and i felt i wanted to do something different. i decided to do drama, debates, elocution, and believe me, that was hard. but putting myself out there, out of my comfort zone, really made me a different person. confidence. ability to prove to myself i could do something different. and once i was out there, seeing how people reacted to what i was doing he gave me tremendous accomplishment, and those things have shaped me in a fundamental way that i am today. as a leader, i have drawn on many experiences in my life, but especially when i think of driving transformation. you really have to get out of the comfort zone, put yourself out there. put

revolutionary situation requires conditions, if they don’t exist, how realistic is it with a strong leaderence discord in the elites, in the absence of a revolutionary situation below, it is realistic when there is no understanding of the impoverishment of the masses, yes, there is no understanding of the creation of a revolutionary situation, to what extent can it be created by art? after all, in the same ukraine, why the velvet revolution happened, because the government was weak , the leader, excuse me, was cowardly, avoided, in fact, the security forces were left alone and without orders, and the most important thing in the elites was betrayal, yes, after all these were conditions that were not formed in one day, they took years to prepare. to what extent can this be formed in belarus literally in this a short period of time of 2 years, you very clearly noted that the main emphasis, blow , attention on the part of our opponents is on the elites, and their readiness to give the people and their readiness to give their central leader, remember the events in iraq. yes, saddam hussein was

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i took it and he was a leader and in some places it worked strongly.some places, today i have 12 mothers from all provinces. with length it started in 1984 from both sides. it is still going on. it has started because of the furniture of the kamal khan dam, israel, england , and the united states. and please, mr. dolat, be the president and obey the command of the leadership. they are hastening , it is not that the transfer of sea water will cause cancer . mr. minister aliabadi, how much do you want us to do , please activate the saffron water, let it be a formality, second time from your excellency. a little, but please it has reached the size of 5, then i took the time and separated the training, but everyone has a capacity , i don't have a card . we are now working in the active workshop , god willing, we will try to move forward with the work as mr. mohabbati said , regarding the special parcels at the level of the 150-meter parcel. they said that the program and budget organization is following up, and hopefully they will pay attention it will be

how is the order being fulfilled at key enterprises for the korean leader today in komsomolsk-on-amur. this is already the third day of his visit to the russian far east the central bank raised its key rate today. now it makes up 13% of the market and is already responding to the regulator's decision. how are preparations going for the launch of the manned soyuz spacecraft to the iss? the launch is scheduled for 6:00 pm moscow time from the baikon cosmodrome on how biden came up with a new position , us special representative for the economic recovery of ukraine, who actually became the boss of the ukrainian leadership? so , everything in the russian economy is stable and reliable, vladimir putin said during negotiations with his belarusian counterpart alexander lukashenko, the meeting was held at the sochi residence of bocharov ruchei. and vladimir putin spoke about his contacts with the leader of the dprk kim jong-un, they also discussed the situation in ukraine, well, and after the negotiations, when journalists had the opportunity to ask questions, the russian leader was asked bas

the lenskaya newspaper el-magazine imagines negotiations between the leaders over lunch in such a way that you can say about a russian salad bomb and already one word bomb. i think it’s shocking, just for everyone, uh, western journalists and politicians, including, well, as for lunch, in fact , there is no russian salad on the lunch menu of the two leaders. but there are very rich dishes and very productive conversations. well, the news is on channel one. hello in valery korablev's studio. warm welcome, negotiations, official lunch, summit meeting level in the far east, vladimir putin receives the head of the dprk, kim jong-un, everything takes place at the vostochny cosmodrome in the amur region , the leaders of russia and north korea in particular inspected the launch vehicle assembly shop. angara visited the launch pad after discussing cooperation in the space sector. and not only that, but today the president had another special meeting about everything in order, a report by gennady kartev. met at the railway station of the vostochny cosmodrome in the technical complex there is n

my fellow leaders, we gather once more _ my fellow leaders, we gather once more at _ my fellow leadersd all of us. as president of the us i understand the duty my— president of the us i understand the duty my country has two leading this can -- _ duty my country has two leading this can -- critical— duty my country has two leading this can —— critical moment, to work with countries _ can —— critical moment, to work with countries in — can —— critical moment, to work with countries in every region, tojoin together— countries in every region, tojoin together with partners who share a common— together with partners who share a common vision of the future where our children— common vision of the future where our children do not go hungry and everyone — our children do not go hungry and everyone has access to quality health — everyone has access to quality health care. we workers are empowered and our environment is protected, — empowered and our environment is protected, wait innovators and entrepreneurs can access opportunity everywhere. where conflicts are resolved — everywhere. where co

so ever, comments, divisions, and a time is leader has never skipped the g. 20 summit x. except during the pandemic. the data use delhi bureau chief, i'm re to team i told us earlier how big a blo she's absences. that's right, said i see is of course very disappointing. not, not just for the host, but for the entire g 20 given the significance. china has on the was stage and the fact that they were hoping that they'd be able to discuss some of the bigger issues and some contentious issues with china at the table, which is huge in thing. now of course, for surely, india is playing down any disappointment and i showed no angle or rancor. in fact, a foreign minister of india said, often, you know, i'm a, some of you to the other was missing at previous a g 20 summit need does not reflect on the host nation with, you know, is, is still a big blow because everyone would like a keep there like china at the meeting. and also what was surprising was the china actually decided confirmed which was not attending fairly late in the day, just earlier this week. but as russia, which sa

before the north korean leader got into the car and went to the station.also visit komsomolsk-on-amur, where he will get acquainted with military civilian equipment, and then go to vladivostok to visit the main base of the pacific fleet. at first the good is very productive. now there remains such a very frank exchange of views on the situation in the region on a bilateral basis. there was a lot of damage to our relations, uh, this covid caused when the country was actually, i mean the korean people the democratic republic was actually closed from the outside world, but we have a lot of interesting projects. uh, if uh we remember some things, this is uh, transport links. e. this logistics means both railways and roads. this refers to the resumption of work of the port and seaport. eh, where can you make a very good logistics triangle, a railway port, then a road to china by 10, you can increase the volume of transportation several times, which is very important in general. we were talking about development of agriculture on and in this regard. we, of cours

even though the next leaders will not agree that the | next leaders will not agree that the forestay, they do accept it needs to be more diverse, more questions, too, from mps at the education committee this morning. just under 250 temporary classrooms where an order. the dfe couldn't give an update on how many had been delivered since the start of term. it is incredibly frustrating when this question has been asked a week ago. back in sandbach, the show... and lunch, must go on. here they had a head start on dealing with raac, but it hasn't been that easy for schools who onlyjust discovered the problem. i felt very sorry for schools who were discovering this with days to go. i know how i felt and i had a whole summer. the dfe paid for both the building work and the temporary marquee here in sandbach. they say they'll support any school affected in a similar way. ellie price, bbc news. our weather is going to stay pretty wet and windy this week and of low dominated by this area of low pressure which contains the dominated by this area of low pres gusts hich contains the dominated by

leaders are multi nationals for in dialogue. so i think we're seeing far greater focused on india for multi nationals to invest and for trade. and also i think for a technology to exchange with india and of course they also the g 20 summit just trying to know to deliver is also a charge over to you in the us g. 20 sure of us. as the leaders final declaration is almost ready and will be a quote, voice of developing countries. yet from the outside it seems that there are quite a few stumbling blocks, the war and ukraine, for example, or vital climate change action. tell us more as well. yeah. because what. a video is that earlier this morning that would be the report that the g twenty's headphones meeting that contributed yesterday. it was especially inconclusive as far as the dictation instead of and they would report that india was trying to accommodate china and rush has been sense, visited your brain and the destination to which almost all of the entire western block objected. and therefore it didn't really work out now. uh, t

he always considers himself a leader. why else would someone like tikhanov’s, we ourselves want to share these funds that will go from the united states to britain to carry out velvet revolutions. why do i need them and here is where they have a fork in the west, how to actually unite those old forces in which they already invested money in the twentieth year and at the same time shake up belarusian society. they still don't really know how to do it. they know how to rock, that is , to form these, and to form protest masses, to aggregate, to unite the dissatisfied. uh, worthless through just the work of people, the word. yes people have my say. who are these bloggers? uh, instagram is still kind of silver, huh? you are the prophets and everyone else. yes, this is exactly what is written in this book. but the question is different, how to direct them then? ah, because they are aware. the most important thing is that our system is our government, our society. it's ready protect yourself in every possible way. we saw the pre

so looks like got the leaders in miramar do not pay any respects to that. a 5 to 10 point consensus that the other one has foreseen results is conflict. and also the unit to you inside of them isn't a fully there as some of the country. for instance, indonesia. i would like to have it's a 2 things i think, to look out for on the summit is the countries of thailand and come body a thailand which is just most away from approval to tell the government and cambodia, which is a still barrier, has still a government that is very close to the military, but has a new prime minister holding on that. who's the is, is 1st, i'll be on somebody to your and he said yesterday that he wants to push forward that piece consensus in your marks. so we'll have to wait and see a to what extent these new political dynamics and those 2 countries will shift things within all the, all. the other young leaders are also focusing on china, is actions in the south china sea, georg, uh, the, those actions have angered many of you in countries house the block going to respond to china. is

the leaders of israel and america who are from a different position than a leader in saudi arabia wantret: all right. we only have small moments left in this panel. i have got winners and losers. it's a friday. brit first to you winner and then loser. >> brit: i think these two leaders you interviewed this week are the winners for bringing themselves so close, closer than they have ever been before. that would really be a major middle east breakthrough. and losers, too? >> bret: yeah. >> brit: obviously i think senator menendez, based on this indictment, which appears to be heavy with facts is a big loser tonight. >> bret: all right, morgan? winner, then loser? >> well, winner is dave mccormick who announced his candidacy for one of the most competitive senate races in the country in pennsylvania. he is a combat veteran. and really what's interesting to me is that he united the republican party in pennsylvania around his candidacy very quickly. so that is certainly a race to watch. loser of the week is unfortunately the people of eagle pass, texas who have seen thousands of people come

team was leader here. people are catching up to us now and that's inspiring to me, i love sports, women's sports and it was really fun. other side was a security portion. we talked to a lot of the indo-pacific leaders and defense leaders about the looming challenge of china. how our allies are realigning and how we need to shore up our allies. we were in australia talking about aukus, the new agreement that we struck on submarines. we were talking about awe the taiwanese and china situation, how we're preparing for this. what are these two issues that we went on this, what do they have to do and the unifying thing here is american values. we believe in freedom. we believe in making and giving all of our men, women, and our military the ability to do the best they can do in any situation for a great country. so i with a-- so i was very inspired when i came home to talk about this value-based, american values that lead in the world and we've got to keep that in the forefront, not just for us, for our friends

he says tarrio was the ultimate leader. he wasn't. the ultimate leader was donald trump. the field officers, the oath keepers, the proud boys and others did their nefarious best to stop the certification of joe biden's win, but they're just not the ultimate leaders. donald trump was in a very real sense sitting in a bunker on january 6th, the very well-appointed bunker, the dining room off the oval office. he was monitoring the field battle on tv. and when he saw a turn in the events with mike pence not having the courage to do what was necessary to keep donald trump in power, donald trump, the ultimate general, gave the order. he said he didn't have the courage to keep me in the oval office. there was one unmistakable message sent by that tweet. get him. and the field officers endeavored to do that. donald trump is the ultimate leader, and if enrique tarrio deserves 22 years in prison, donald trump deserves far more. >> 22 years, of course, still a substantial sentence. so let's turn to that man you deemed the ultimate leader, donald trump, and another one of the legal m

to reauthorize the faa leader. that's right. it's been 97 days since the federal administration aviation reauthorize because the democrat leader objected to a bipartisan amendment that senator sinema and i planned to offer. an amendment to improve aviation safety by implementing a structured, rigorous training program for perspective airline pilots. now, mr. president, current training requirements for airline pilots require 1,500 hours of flight time primarily in the cockpit all those a bachelor's degree in aviation can receive credit for some of those hours. i recognize the value of cockpit experience. but to his 1500 hours a loan are not always the ideal preparation for flying commercial jets or training truly well-lownded pilots. for starters, the majority of the 1500 hours are generally completed in small, single-engine aircraft which have very little relevance to regional or large jetliners in terms of flight characteristics and instrumentation. little to none of the currently required flight hours, which asp

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as mentioned in the introduction, you don't want to cause the approval of the leader's trip the supremeolution of march 81 of sistan and baluchistan province, let's talk and the questions that are waiting for the implementation of 21 , the program is introduced to you, the repair creams are very welcome. on behalf of the people of sistan and baluchistan province, we thank these dignitaries from the supreme leader who, with a loving and scholarly view, and with a strategic view of the people's knowledge of the patients who are interested in and loved by the current governor of sistan and baluchistan province , i greet you ten dead. from what year to what year the governor sistan and baluchistan, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, and the most merciful, first of all , i would like to thank the supreme leader of the muslim world, imam khamenei, and all the honorable people of that land, and of course, dear guests , mr. governor karmi, summer and green, mr. mohabbatein, thank you for the opportunity. you provided and i thank god. i was the first governor of ahmadine

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there, he'll meet with the leader of vietnam's ruling communist party, and other key leaders. influence in asia. i asked our correspondent laura bicker how big a deal this is for the two former foes. i have spoken to a number of analysts on this and they do say it is more symbolic than significant. but they say its huge when it comes to these ties between vietnam and of course the united states. vietnam has managed to emerge from its brutal and bloody past. the two sides, america and vietnam, have also managed to create quite a close bond over the last 50 years and in the last few years for instance, president biden has sent most of his cabinet. he has sent the defence secretary, he has sent his vice president, he sent his foreign secretary. this is a deal they have wooed vietnam with and i think this is the culmination of all of that work when president biden arrives here today and when he signs that comprehensive strategic partnership. there was a bit of talk that it wasn't going to be raised to that level, that only one tier was going to be raised, but it does seem that was

i'm only the shuffle of my leader who is the prime minister of india. so the recommendations of the shadow funds are made to the respective lead. does the leaders have to accept those recommendations and apply them once they are appointed, then that we get into public domain and we'll be able to talk about some of the other questions also related to the content of the lead does declaration. and i would request order to, to realize the high major confidentiality of the leaders declaration because it has to be placed before the leaders and they have to approve it, but off so that we'd be very, we will be very happy to explain, elucidate and take you into the group, into all the details of that to see those difficulties. i thought as far as a was concerned, let me say that the prime minister, who is the great believer and global south, had written to all the leaders too. and that is the end of a positive response. but formally, that would come before the, somebody totally on the chinese. i would really like to say that china is a, might be like true player

i would immediately release the supreme leader, well , the supreme leader cannot be released, you cannote re-elected , but the main thing is that he told the truth, his task is to constantly lie so that the russians pp were confused and did not know what the ukrainians would do. i believe that this is the main fog of war - this is a very important moment, but there is no way to know the plans of the commander-in-chief. it was said about front-line affairs, as far as i would ask, i would start from the east, how reliable are the ukrainian troops there, because there are constant counterattacks of the russian federation there, as far as you can understand, they are pressing something there they want prospects, i'm not a specialist, but when i look at the map, i understand that there aren't any prospects. they can advance, but after literally 2-3 km, they will stop for good, and they simply have nowhere to go , but they are pressuring us. what would you say about this pressure? from a strategic point of view, this operation in the kupyan direction was aimed at breaking through ukrainian def

she's a leader, a leader who knows that a trusted voice matters, that a trusted voice can save lives. immigration in health care, politics, local and national, lgbtq plus rights, domestic violence. these are just some of the issues that she's tackled so many stories that can and should be celebrated. but i'd like to take a moment to focus on her coverage of the global covid pandemic working, collaborate safely with our city and our latino leaders in community and at large. pilar knew intimately that the latino community, many of which were essential workers on the front lines, needed information, needed it fast, needed it correct. needed it right. it needed it from someone they could trust in the dark, early and uncertain days of 2020, when things were real bad. pilar was right there with us. she saw us. she saw you. so many of you here today in this room. who stepped up and helped save lives as grandparents, fathers, mothers, daughters, sons, our loved ones. as she brought our stories to the forefront of everyone's minds to show that our collective experience and our trauma demanded

president, i rise this morning to discuss the promotions of our military leaders. during the past month, i had the opportunity, as many of my colleagues did, to visit our troops overseas and around the country. as always, i was moved by the selflessness and courage and i was impressed by the knowledge and skill of our military leaders. we ask much of our servicemembers and their families, and they deserve our gratitude and support. so although i was proud to spend time with our troops and their families this past month, i was appalled by the hardship and respect many of them areexperie. while congress had a month of recess, hundreds of military officers were denied their promotions, hundreds ever military families played as political pawns, and our national security was undermined. all because one senator disagrees with the legal health care policy. for more than six months, the senior senator from alabama has blocked every senior military promotion. now totaling nearly 300 officers. in his bid to extort the pentagon he is dangerously wrong. the secretary of defens

one of the other leader is not the and she didn't. bank is only missed one summit. so fund that was doing the corporate restrictions when he couldn't travel, but this is correct. it is the 1st time that he's up for. she's not attending a g 20 summit. an even though in just putting on a brave face on this, on the foreign minister said when a need it doesn't fill it up at the g 20 summit. it does not reflect on the cost nation. but having said that, obviously this disappointment is, is being seen as a big bill for, in this aspirations, to have china on board. particularly since this may influence the outcome of the funding a declaration. and with the 2 liters met briefly in south africa at the big summit, they have been hope and optimism. that's a huge and thing what to an up at the summit. but obviously he's changed his mind and it's that he's not coming now for india and prime minister moody, the g 20 summit is also a chance to showcase itself on the global stage. how important is the meeting for the world's most populous country? are very important as they've made

for many years, the mother of this martyr wishes to meet the leader. now i want you, haji jan, to take the leader from the front so they can see tom. kiss his hand this visit will soon be realized for the people of sistan and baluchistan. the mother of martyr sebil akhalli is one of the invited, but this mother. she cannot go on a trip due to illness, she said, the mother of martyr allah rahane was one of the invitees to this visit. for us, the children of the martyrs, who lost our father, for our country, instead of our father, reyhane's parents are a supporter on the 10th of ardi behesht this year in sarvan. by terrorists hai korel was martyred, my mother had no weapon at all, tehran. on the 20th of shahrivar, on her birthday, rayhane, accompanied by a large number of people, came to meet the leader of the revolution. finally , you came to meet the leader. you achieved your dream, uncle. what is your question ? i am 16 years old. on my birthday, my parents gave me a birthday present in their absence. the presence of sistani and baluchestanis shows be

and i always wish him the best leader schumer. yes. >> you have this for coming up on a next week with these leaders talk about your goal in that and secondarily closer look. >> ai is one of the two or three most serious problems we face in the future, but it's also one of the two or three best opportunities we face in the future. so it's very, very important to both maximize the opportunities and the good that a i can do and minimize the harm both of which are very large. our forum is unique because this is the insight forums that we've set up and you can see that we have a very broad based balanced attendance of people who are experts, people who have ai systems in place and critics. they're all coming together. and the idea is for all of us in the senate to listen to their ideas and thoughts for their facts and ideas to be the nutrient agar and then our committees to go forward and move forward with legislation. we need, we can't put our heads in the sand like ostriches if we don't do anything a i is going to move forward witho

he will get strength and not the angels, god willing, the leader of shua is the helper who is in action here, show that we can arunachal mubarak hussain bin ali peace be upon him or hussain, start the movement on wednesday, you and the members of the government are in the opinion of the leader of the revolution. this great achievement and other achievements are in the report and the region is hopeful. the power of the youth is many times they have said that i see a very bright future of the country. when you look at this bright future , you will understand that the future for iran is a very bright future. god willing, ask the ministers for a summary of today's achievements. for example, we reported here and returned to tehran for the meeting day. we were supposed to go ask about the achievements and salaries, the 8th of shahrivar came and the government men came to meet with the leader of the revolution, he was refreshing with the same tea as the famous hosseini's teas, the ministers of the 13th government in the two years of the government, now each of them has a record , one of their