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tomorrow, because actually this phrase that you quoted, that the refineries of the russian federation are legi in the war between ukraine and russia, this text is not even an amendment proposed by the ukrainian delegation, but it is a part of the text of the resolution, which will be put to a vote tomorrow, and so far there is no amendment that would suggest removing this part from the text, that is, rather all this will be voted on tomorrow, and what does this mean for ukraine, and the fact that the council of europe, in fact, is the guardian of rights person and... in general, the guardian of the entire rule of law in the world, if the council of europe says that according to international humanitarian law , ukraine can attack russian oil refineries, and this is legitimate, then actually all other states can only agree to this, and the level is already possible western criticism of these ukrainian attacks will decrease after the resolution of the council of europe, including, by the way, in this resolution the council of europe will call for stronger sanctions against russian oil production.

fact on the bones of ukrainians, in mariupol, in other occupied cities, and he cannot be considered legident, if the west does not recognize lukashenka, why does it recognize putin? just because it is a nuclear state, we are not finalizing here. i i believe that this is also our homework, but interparliamentary diplomacy is blocked in our country, and we could do more together. you rightly said that today there is a consensus on the impossibility of holding elections during martial law, because they will not be democratic. this consensus was reached, by the way, by the leaders of the parliamentary factions, we signed it. document, although it is, well, this document is not simple, but there are other points among the points besides not holding elections, because they must be democratic and already post-war, that is interparliamentary diplomacy, this is freedom of speech, and i’m sorry, there have been no steps in this direction for six months, and today we should be talking about the support of the government, the issue is not only in legitimacy, but in the fact that the government shoul

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mountain of homework will want to know more about a new bill that's making its way through the california legi ature. what it w the oakland. the chopper is zooming in on the funeral procession that's getting ready to begin for police officer fallen police officer jordan wingate here. the gathering is taking place near the oakland police department, they're gathering for a procession there now. and in just a few minutes, at about 930, police will escort officer jordan wingate's casket to three crosses church down in castro valley. you might be able to make part of the procession off to the left side, right off the highway there, off of 880, the service, by the way, that will start at 11 a.m. it is open to the public. and you might remember reporting here. over the last few days, we've been telling you about what happened to him back in 2018. he was actually rushing to a report of a suspicious person at the port of oakland, not far from opd headquarters. here, a car actually collided with his patrol car and caused it to crash into a parked big rig, the incident actually put officer wingate on li

they don't really know his policies all that well but i did want to ask you about the news that our legis brought us that kennedy secured his name on the ballot in michigan when you look at the electoral map, i think there are a few states that could have quite the impact that michigan can have it sounds like you see him more likely spoiling things for joe biden than you do him potentially playing any role in taking voters away from donald trump in a significant number? >> absolutely. look, there are a handful of anti-vaxxers who may be disillusion with trump the trump family were first in line for the vaccine but they may be for kennedy, but the vast majority of trump voters are much less inclined to vote for for rfk junior, inclined to for for rfk junior, particularly after they learn about some of his other views, that are democrats, particularly minority democrats and young a young people in the democratic party and without a large percentage of the youth vote and a very large percentage of the minority vote. i don't think biden can win. you mentioned michigan. he could easily beyond

that he's responsible for that means that he is responsible for what happened today in the arizona legis in the arizona supreme court >> well, there's certainly nobody more responsible for those three justices being on the court or other than maybe republican leader mitch mcconnell? >> yeah yes, certainly. right. and and this court has been in favor of taking away this rights that this right, they've also talked about other rights like marriage, equality, and contraception, no ruling on that yet. but that could be the next step. >> democratic senator mark kelly of arizona. thanks so much for joining us. appreciate it. this arizona ruling comes just one day after donald trump suggested that a bortion is being currently going to be decided by the states, although it's unclear if he would sign a national ban, if one came across his desk let's discuss more how today's decision and other battles over abortion could play out at the ballot box in november and later, three menn and pennsylvania who insisted they were in prison for a murder. they did not commit the evidence, dna evidence that con

cabinet meeting agn day to scuss opons foa response joining meowjoel rubin, secretary of state for legiative affairunder president obama. >> i mean, this s i covered the sond obama ministration. is was not y the tuatiothat barackbama had to deal wit when he was esident. i mean, d deal with iranian. he had his run-ins with bibi netanyahu from time to time, but nothing like this. and i just wonder what you think about all this. let's listen to what john kirby said yesterday about some of this this is an israeli decision to make. whether and how they'll respond. we're going to leave it squarely with them. we are not involved in their decision-making process about a potential response joel is interesting because over the weekend we were hearing this reporting that president biden was essentially saying, slow down a little bit, you take this as a win that you didn't have any. >> a lot of casualties and a lot of damage and israel, but at the same time you hear john kurt either saying, hey, we're not involved. this is on them. what what do you think? yeah. well, jim, this was an unprecedented attac

came out with the rule, congress has the power to legi legislate.ppens in committee behind the scenes. a lot is at stake. >> is it unfair to raise the point that i don't want to say they're on the dole, but it looks like they're on the dole. they are huge beneficiaries of lobbying money from the airline industry. >> not to mention they all fly back to their districts. they're heavy users. >> these particular four are the money ones. they all have to fly back to their districts. the four who are doing this are the four largest beneficiaries of money from the airline industry itself. >> what does that say? tell me how you get paid and i'll tell you how they act. this isn't necessarily the death nail. there are some interpretations to allow the d.o.t. rules to remain in effect, but, of course, it just depends how it's written. it seems like they are trying to rollback and give the airlines the right to make people jump through hoops. it is egregious to raise fees. jetblue raised bag fees dramatically. if your flight is canceled, you may get the refund,

i'm a supporter of this legis legislation. but we're doing it because of the failures of the current occupant of the white house. so i'm going to encourage my colleagues, particularly my republican senate colleagues, to vote in favor of this bill. but i think it's important to put it in a broader context of what's going on in the world. i've made a couple speeches on this before. i'm going to reiterate some and add to some of the challenges we're facing because of the biden administration. first, mr. president, i think it's pretty obvious to everybody, anyone watching, we're in a new era of authoritarian aggression led by this dictator. that's xi jinping. look at him, he gets in his cammies, threatening his neighbors. by the way, china is going through the largest peacetime military build-up in the history of the world. that doesn't make you a little nervous about what's going on in the world? it should. this guy is a brutal dictator. it's led by him, putin, the ayatollahs in iran, the terrorists in iran, largest state sponsor

now, we're not concerned with new targets resulting from this legis legislation, as they seem to be suggesting quite mistakenly, but rather with the government conscripting any and every kind of service provider into its compelled exposure scheme. if doj wants to override the decisions of the fiscs through an amendment, it must be done through an amendment tailored to that task. unfortunately, the turner amendment is about as well t tailored as a muumuu or better said a tent, meaning there's no tailoring at all, they just threw it all in there, like prego spaghetti sauce, this is said to contain whatever they wants it to contain. again, senator warner yesterday acknowledged this language was poorly drafted. but instead of taking this as an opportunities to amend it, to fix it, so it did what it was purported to be intended to do, and to go no further than that, and to incur no additional grave risk of further meddling, of creating problematic situations for law-abiding americans ever everywhere, they suggest that this will be a problem for two years, and then we can fix it. or that it won't be