kazakhstan today, up to 75% of products are exported, produced by the enterprises of the concern white lekrom, positive dynamics. exports are also noted for the supply of goods to turkey kazakhstan uzbekistan tajikistan and india the most brutal nazi unit of the second world war ss battalions dirlin wanger he arrived in belarus at the beginning of forty- second officially to fight the partisans, but the ss fought. mostly with the civilian population on their account, hundreds of thousands of destroyed lives, thousands of burned settlements in belarus, the unit was replenished with local collaborators. they along with the germans participated in punitive expeditions in the sixties of the last century. in minsk, several trials of punishers were held, as was the search for nazi accomplices. what they talked about during interrogations and what facts contain multi-volume criminal cases, see the joint project of the television news agency and the state security committee of belarus without a statute of limitations, the film punishers dir, livanger, part of the first will be aired tomorrow eveni

and in the west, she is considered as president lek, we often hear this as a person, a person who wased by the president but did not take office and very often de facto is called that. well, every international visitor is given a protocol as a head of state even when he is not there de jure recognition they are still meeting her there with all these presidential rituals tomorrow . she is visiting vadaus and will perform twice on the main stage, also together with the president of poland, lithuania, north macedonia and other countries, and it is interesting that this is the first time in 30 years since in 1992, when he came from shushkevich, for the first time a representative of belarus will be at this forum, this is also an element of legitimacy and it also gives energy to the belarusians inside the country who are fighting. they see that belarus has not been forgotten. on the one hand, the ukrainian government does not create such a protocol for the belarusian opposition, on the other hand, there is such a negative perception of the belarusian state that lukashenka is angry because

a man that can feel the wheels under his lek tri vehicle. by november of that year, buttigieg ordered every freeway in the bronx for racism. underpass trucked gus carrying black and puerto rican kids to a beach in new york, obviously reflects racism. obviously. makes sense. probably identified we should point out, mayor pete didn't tear down and rebuild these racist overpasses in the bronx, construction is not his thing. enough to call him racist and move on. core to the new information of the transportation department. if a single transwoman of color has a bad day in this country, we as a nation have failed. mayor pete flies private. he didn't have an experience. he knew something more important. he knew the faa beset by structural misogyny and transphobia. mayor pete had them announce, notice to airman that system would change immediately. but more important the name would change. going forward called notice to air missions. missions. not men missions mayor pete declared victory. 2022 the year every transportation decision inherently is in

the lek electoral votes have been counted, and joe biden is president.u're like me and the people of my state and you deeply disagree with the direction that president biden is trying to take this country, if you disagree with his far-left policies, his lawlessness at the border, hisaw selling out to china, if you disagree with that, then we've got to take our stand through the democratic process in the legislature. we, of p course, have more elections coming up next year, november 022, and we can go back to the country then. but if you disagree, as i do, then we continue to stand on principle. we try to present an alternative vision, and in congress i think it's incumbent upon people like me representing my state to oppose this agenda when my own folks oppose it. >> host: but, senator, i want to talk to you a little bit about the investigations that are going on into the capitol riot. do youou support a 9/11-style commission to look into those events? >> guest: you know, i agree with my fellow republican senators here that i think a commission would be

kevin mccarthy of the state of california having receive add majority of the votes cast is duly e lekkedpeaker of the -- elected speaker of the house of representative. >> the hard work begins. i may not know all of you, some of you are new, but i hope one thing is clear after this week, i never give up. will: alexandria hoff is live in washington with more. good morning, alexandria. reporter: good morning. pete, you highlighted this earlier and there was a point overnight where there was not going to be a 15th vote and republicans moved to adjourn and minds changed and after midnight, congressman mccarthy was sworn in as speaker. >> there will be times we agree and many times we will differ. i promise our debates will be passionate but they'll never been personal. this chamber is now physically open -- fully open for all americans. i want to give all americans a personal invitation, you are welcome to see this body at work. reporter: speaker mccarthy squeezed by with 216 votes since republicans bobart and gates voted present instead of no and he needed 215 for majority and democrats una

and i think if the rest of the nation did that in an inte lek chel lu honest way, we could prove prove't do is what illinois is doing and totally tying the judges' hands on who can be considered a flight risk, saying it's not violation if you're on house arrest and you leave for 48 hours, just enough time to commit another drug crime or another crime, it's insane policies. so if you do these things in an intellectually honest way and you're forceful in meeting these challenges head on, you can make progress, your citizens will feel safe, and law enforcement, heck, they'll want to be and live in your state. jackie: you've brought crime down to a 50-year history. we are going to have more with florida attorney general ashley moody in just a moment. you're watching "sunday morning futures" right here on fox news. and be sure to catch "mornings with maria" weekdays from 6-9 a.m. eastern time over on fox business. ♪ ♪ you're in a hurry. i'm off to america's best i heard what you said about not overpaying for glasses. two pairs and a free, quality eye exam starting at just $79.95? the exam a

with child labor and mothers working all day long in dirty water to find the materials we need for leke using government subsidies can brace for the so-called climate change emergency. then there's economic policy. president biden talked about helping middle class, but he's halvished billions of dollars on the elite class. 87,000 irs agents, monitoring $600 online transactions, that's not going after rich people to make hem pay their fair share. most people, 99%, the cogs in this great machine, and it's being driven by the establishment. every major entity, their goal is to preserve the us quo in part by limiting -- the status quo by limiting those involved from getting to the top tier. i think when masses should work out, right, and maybe act. although i do realize it's really tough to do when the market's falling apart, the rent is going up, and is you may lose your house. listen, establishment virtue signaling, it's over for now, but take my word for it, it will come back right around the next election time. in the meantime, let's hope the market can hold up. liz claman, this last h

of urging state legislaures to toss out the results of their voters and send donald trump's slate of lek electors. eli crane, it was interesting to watch who he was a talking with there. he was talking with a fellow republican freshman here. and he was just elected out of wisconsin. interestingly, he was outside of the capitol building on january 6th. that is who was sitting next to eli crane. eli was talking with bannon. he said that 95% of the folks in his district overwhelmingly do not want him to support kevin mccarthy. this is a man who was a former navy seal seal who had the courage to stand with us. this is somebody who is going to take this to the end here. when you're looking at those consequences, we watch paul gosar flip, buff you have the likes of lauren boebert that was their 1776. there's been no political consequences. if anything they are winning support among the conservatives back home. >> people who were elected with this point of view and frankly since then, and in the last week or so, been fundraising off of it. >> this is where their incentives lie. if there were in

shells into one fortified area in order to dismantle it, and here are the attempts to hit our tanks from lekr the snow everywhere, to avoid such blows, the crews arrange a kind of carousel by shooting, one tank of ammunition, immediately leaves the firing position, and he is replaced by the second one, who was hiding in a copse. and this time the target was hiding in the building, the assault team nationalists was struck by accurate fire from a tank gun. gratitude sounds from the commander of the unit, who continue to move forward, freeing the next house from the enemy, the next quarter. hitting the area is wider in the target area hitting thanks, near aleksey ivlev valery kozhin ekaterina kovalchuk ntv television company luhansk people's republic infantrymen and tankers are practicing local actions at training grounds in the dpr, the military personnel face the difficult task of storming the strong areas that are located in the forest belt around the field, it well shot from all sides and a conditional enemy. can adjust the fire for many kilometers, the assault is controlled by experienced

when we decide to kick someone out who was lekked by the people. i'm willing to do that, but i need to see some real conclusion and everyone is entitled to due process, whether it's president trump, whether it's representative santos or president biden. no one is above the law. no one is below the law. we cannot have this. it's unacceptable. >> congresswoman, thank you so much. >>> the georgia prosecutor today investigating donald trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election said the decisions on whether to bring charges against multiple dependents are eminent. joining us now is the deputy national editor of the "washington post" and andrew wiesman, former senior member of the mueller robe. the da says these decisions are eminent. what does that tell you? she speaks of multidefendants. >> i think the word innocent is shotgun that everyone jumped on. there's a real reason for her to act quickly. we are in this unusual position of watching the da say please do not make the report public yet. she said i'm not trying to say it should never be

every day, a used car, a television or a computer, you have to buy food, energy, you've got to pay your lek electric bill, and those are the items that remain elevated. that's what i think everybody's missing -- [audio difficulty] a pause. i think they're going to go 25 next week, i think heir going to go 25 in march and again in may and then pause. that'll bring the term mall rate to 5-a 5.25%, there are some fed members that are even saying 5.5%, so i think there's still room for the fed to go. at that point i think they pause, i don't think you're going to see a pivot by the fed at all in 2023. lauren: okay, kenny, thank you. see you in a bit. now in the, 25 statements suing the biden administration. they say a recent rule allowing retirement plan managers to consider environment environmental and social issues when making investment decisions violates the law. utah attorney general sean reyes tells fox business this and i quote, the biden administration is promoting its climate change agenda by putting everyday people's retirement money at risk. americans are already suffering from curr