thriving sustainable and safe leo environment and economy. when i think about the role of government in maturing these new markets, there are three ways. you will be familiar with them. there is the support. >> we will leave this discussion to take you live to the florida house here on c-span. this is the last of the brief pro forma sessions during the summer recess. no votes are planned. [captioning made possible by th, inc., in cooperation with theth, united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. september 6, 2024. i hereby appoint the honorable larry bucshon to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by t

the award is named after leo tolstoy, whose philosophical and literary works on non-violence and the struggle for peace inspired many, including mahatma gandhi. in today's world, which is once again on the brink of global conflict, tolstoy's ideas are of particular importance. the award is given for outstanding. the jury of the award consists of russians and foreign citizens with a high international reputation. the chairman of the jury of the award is the outstanding conductor valery gergiev, widely known for his performances in support of peace and harmony. the jury also includes maria victoria alcaraz, a public figure, professor at the university of buianasayres. oleg sergeyevich gaidavich, a public figure, deputy of the house of representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus. pierre de gaulle, chairman and founder of the pierre de gaulle foundation for peace and friendship among peoples. liu wen fei, writer, translator, public figure, vice-president of the chinese association for the study of russia, eastern europe and central asia. ochala maulik, historian,

and i've got to call my friend leo and say. leo, can you help me out?s not going to answer the phone at that point, but that's what happens in every business. who are you going to ask for help except the people? >> ask louis schaefer on twitter. sorry about that. that's the front pages. examine. join us in part two when we'll be discussing the decline the nhs, how might be getting banged up in estonia and the soon. welcome back to headliners your first look at sunday's newspapers i'm cressida whitten , newspapers i'm cressida whitten, still joined by comedians leo kearse and louis schaefer. so let's start this section with the observer. leo is our beloved nhs turning into a poor service for poor people? >> yeah, it looks like it. so nhs queues mean that most britons expect to pay for healthcare. according to this report by the joseph rowntree foundation, which points to a critical shift in expectations and says the public now budget for many routine services. so on average, people budget £200 a year for spending on private healthcare. and yet most peopl

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is saying this well, leonard leo, as you mentioned, it's conservative activists. he said no. for star, not starting but making the federal society such a powerful force in the federal judiciary, reshaping laws. so it is very important in the conservative world and this is essentially putting all the groups that he's it's funds on notice that they're going to have to justify how they're spending the money that he really controls. and just to put a price tag on it, it's close to $1 billion. how much remember he got this $1.6 billion grant a couple of years ago. >> so he has a big piggy bank to spend there are a lot of conservative groups that listened very closely to what leonard leo wants and what he's signaling. >> and he's clearly signaling a change and he wants fewer seminars, more campaigns. he doesn't want this to be ivory tower. he wants this to be brass knuckles. politics. and i think what you and i will both be focused on and the next couple of weeks is just what conservative groups get the message in which one's done and a lot of this correct me if i'm wro

you know, leo, tolstoy was the support for appraising. always wanted white people. finally they. but as light is on that for you to live, i'm quite convinced that promising peace is our responsibility and that we must work together to achieve it. this way. i have been coming political differences and disagreements worldwide. i'm pronouncing boy in order to pursue our interest doing so it will help prevent human tragedy and create a more peaceful world for uh, we strive to do everything possible to achieve peace. we believe that a multi polar weld order could be a solution to this struggle that provides a reliable alternative to the current world or to see which unfortunately sees a confrontation between the united states and nato. on the one side kind of rush. i'm the multiple, the world on the of the it isn't necessary to revise the role of international institutions as the u. n. has lost is relevant, and the international criminal court has become, in effect to the creation of a more multi, probably a wealth requires the emergence of an use of driving the switch, i believe shou

it is cressida wetton and leo curse . leo, you're looking very curse.'re looking very dapper as ever. thank you very much. you're so well turned out. is that a new shirt? >> it is actually, yeah. the present is a present. >> i didn't think you had that good taste. yeah someone else must have got it for you. yeah. very lovely. you've gone with the foliage. look. yeah. >> i'm autumnal. i like this, though. the kind of, like, 90s marble look. >> i really like it. >> i really like it. >> i'm just going to have to up my game. it's very depressing, but i have no taste, so i can't possibly compete. anyway, we're going to get some questions from this lovely audience. and the first question comes from paul. >> hi, some might say using my best legalese, that australia has gone full tyrant and is looking to impose a 5% fine on any platforms which are deploying or support whatever misinformation is, in, in, globally as, as impacts upon australia. free speech advocates obviously are not in favour of this. other people say misinformation is a bad thing. what say you?

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no good nick allen and leo killer curse. so how doesit and leo killer curse.ow does it feel , gentlemen? does it feel, gentlemen? >> hope that's what gets you in the end. i'm like brooks from shawshank. i'm not going to last out here. >> you're not going to be. you're an institutionalised. i saw you looking lingeringly at the porridge earlier on the canteen menu. you, on the other hand, you're like norman stanley fletcher. it's an occupational hazard, isn't it? that's right. yeah. >> i'm a lifelong labour voter. now, emily, let us all out. >> it's like the southern border, isn't it? basically. it couldn't be more cynical. anyway, let's have a look at the front pages. we have the daily mail . who voted for all of this? mail. who voted for all of this? i assume that that is the prisons or possibly the fuel bills. guardian pm faces calls to aid poorest as winter fuel cut approved and a picture of vincent van gogh. there mirror handin vincent van gogh. there mirror hand in your phone's bebe. staff were told to hand over their phonesin were told to hand over their

leo no, i'm not on benefits. straw man argument. >> i think this is this is a slippery slope. like you said, it's already been used to look at people who might be evading their tax, to use it for, for benefits. i think there's better ways, such as scrapping benefits entirely and making people work for a living. how about people work for a living? ever thought of that? like if you're stranded, if we're stranded on a desert island and only one of us wants to go and pick coconuts, and the other two are like, oh, no, i can't, because i've got adhd, like, no way, you don't get any coconuts. so, you know, i think we need to think about our coconuts, but maybe that solution will never be enacted. >> so meanwhile, while you're waiting for there to be no welfare state at all, they enacted it in haiti . enacted it in haiti. >> the. >> the. >> yeah, i like that you framed it in kamala harris terms. >> yeah, i like that you framed it in kamala harris terms . we it in kamala harris terms. we can all understand about coconuts.

you know, leo, tolstoy was the supporter of crazy ways. wondered why people find that they both devices are enough for you to live? i'm quite convinced that promising peace is our responsibility and that we must work together to achieve it. well, for this things are becoming political differences and disagreements world wide. i'm pronouncing boy in order to pursue our interest. doing so it will help prevent human tragedies if we can create a more peaceful world for uh, we strive to do everything possible to achieve peace. we believe that the multi product weld order could be a solution to this struggle that provides a reliable alternative to the current world or that seek which unfortunately sees a confrontation between the united states and nato. on the one side kind of brush or i'm the multiple of the world on the of the it is necessary to revise the role of international institutions. as the u. n. has lost is relevant, and the international criminal court has become an effective. the creation of the more multi probably the world require

so you see the prize named often leo, tolstoy is the most appropriate man in the past. and now the whole world thinks that whole story is on the right side, but not the philosophy. okay, not to profit. so i was, i think he also has another role. he's a humanist, that's why we think that the creation of a peace prize with his name in the name of the great russian rights of the old. also, he is the most appropriate in the russian language. there is a very good phrase, medium you, which means to the world peace. i think that today we should spread this phrase to the whole world, influence ladies phrase into all the languages of the world. this is very, very important event for our future peace and life in a peaceful world. this is a unique award. it was very easy to work together with colleagues from india, argentina, russia, and china. for tolstoy. peace was the most important thing in life. it seems to me that everyone in the world also needs to work to make peace. the grandson of the former french president charles the gold begins if he thinks you're a man of the jury a

i want to bring in leo terrell. leo, great to see you today. >> well, he has stayed clear, ashley. this was a set-up question by the abc leading democrat moderators and kamala harris. i'll tell you right now, the thing about donald trump is he's had a record number of blacks and hispanics who are going to vote for him because his policies are color blind. they work for all americans. ash, the reason why i'm voting for donald trump is because four years ago a guy named joe biden said if you don't vote for me, you ain't black. donald trump doesn't see race. he looks for progress for all americans. ashley: all right. i want to to get on to this one because i find it shocking. according to the nation's report card, just 28% of students in colorado are considered proficient in math. even worse, the state board is now going to lower standards for students to graduate. and in michigan the state's education committee says 86 of black -- 86% of black fourth graders don't know how to read. this is a crisis in education, leo, and nothing, it seems, is bei

the girl had barely turned 18 when she became the wife of leo tolstoy himself, a thirty-four-year-old, loving and charismatic count, the talented writer whose works she devoured was afraid to hear no in response, and carried the letter with the proposal of marriage in his inside pocket for several days before he handed it to his bride. she said yes, of course, a week later, that is, she did not... the exhibition dedicated to sophie tolstoy contains dozens of exhibits, many of which were preserved thanks to her efforts, the owner of a huge estate, kept the books herself, wrote diaries, raised children, becoming the mother of 13 children, did not forget. beloved man, here in the photo you can see the writer himself in this beautiful, sofia knitted, hook, this is her hook, and also helped to rewrite and publish her husband's works. for her invaluable help in creating the novel anna karenina, leo tolstoy gave her a ring with three precious stones, which sofia andreyevna was very proud of. and sofia andreyevna also found time to paint and take photographs, although given the level of her w

>> i don't disagree with leo.s, certainly, in '16 and '20 in favor of democrats, and it's not clear that pollsterses have fixed that. evil think trump is slightly ahead in -- i still think trump is slightly ahead in this election. his road is georgia, north carolina and pennsylvania. and remember, in most elections undecided voters break for the non-incumbent, and right now harris is the incumbent. if i think people are going to start focusing on question, are you better off than you were four years ago. trump didn't prosecute that question very well during the debate, i think j.d. vance will. i still think the democrats are, you know, in a little bit of a deficit on that question which is why i think they need to depart from not just the biden legacy, but the hard-left ideological agenda that's captured the party in the last four years which is very, very unpopular with voters. maria: you're right. and, you know, it's hard to abandon in a policy platform that you've been a part of. how is kamala going to distance

the prizes will be to be presented at the bolshoi theatre on september 9 , leo tolstoy's birthday. the ceremony will be shown on channel one on monday at 11:00 p.m. a grandiose project to reconstruct interchanges on the moscow ring road has been completed in moscow. the final point was the opening of the facility between the ring road and altufevskoe highway. the outdated cloverleaf interchange was replaced with modern directional ramps, such as have already been shown in practice. have a significantly higher throughput capacity, the updated signage will improve transport accessibility of zov, biberev, mytishchi near moscow, where a total of half a million people live. the start of the movement was given today by the mayor of moscow sergei sobyanin. we have completed the program of reconstruction of the interchanges on the main highways that intersect with the moscow ring road, a total of 22 interchanges. this is a huge structure, which includes tunnels, overpasses, bridges, the work is very complex, voluminous, carried out simultaneously with the movement of cars, the facility is

one of these men is learnedly -- leonard leo. he became one of the movement to correct the court of most prolific fundraisers. he organized right wing billionaires to shore up infrastructure to influence the judicial nomination process and seats on the supreme court wholesale. he funded group after group to spread he is his billionaire friends' reactionary ideology. billionaires include characters such as oil and gas magnet charles koch, hedge fund manager paul singer and nazi paraphernalia collector harlan. the son of the "biggest private landlord in the united states ." these billionaires have never been elected to public office. they are unknown by the vast majority of americans. and yet, they worked with shadowy extremists, right-wing figures led by leonard leo to create a corruption rating of influence that reached the highest levels of our country and our courts. these billionaires hatched a plan to use massive floods of anonymous donations, political of his condition, and outright gifts and ethics violations to reshape the

for the sake of strengthening peace and international cooperation of the leo tolstoy prize. the winner will be announced today. there is no better feeling in the world than the feeling that you have done at least a drop of good for people. the award ceremony will be shown on channel one. so, in the russian regions, the results of the single voting day are being summed up, citizens elected governors, heads of municipalities, deputies of local legislative assemblies, who secured the support of voters, how the election marathon went, preliminary results for oleg shishkin. so, well, shall we go? smirnov, smirnov. a stack of ballots, for the temporary acting head of the kursk region. for a civic position, allows us to say with confidence that we will, of course, cope with all the difficulties, and rebuild the kursk region, it will be even more beautiful than it was in those settlements that were affected by the war, we will establish a normal, happy life after our common victory, direct gubernatorial elections were held in 21 regions and the current leaders are in the lead everyw

i currently is a human artist, not leo-— currently is a human artist, not leo. ., ., ., not leo.t leo. i wonder what sort of movies are susceptible to - not leo. i wonder what sort of movies are susceptible to al. | movies are susceptible to ai. you were predominantly in animation, is it fair to say that it's a game changer there, it's easier to integrate into that sort of work. it’s it's easier to integrate into that sort of work.— that sort of work. it's very important _ that sort of work. it's very important to _ that sort of work. it's very important to understand l that sort of work. it's very i important to understand that that sort of work. it's very - important to understand that al is in its infancy. it's really currently developing as a medium and again, it's moving at lightning speeds and what it's capable of doing is remarkable but it is also not capable of doing an awful lot. if you like this can happen overnight so ai will continue to develop more on the fringes of not even the business per se the biggest impact that a0 might have on the industry at some point, not

writer alexey varlamov, my guests today are the great-granddaughter and great-great-granddaughter of leo tolstoy, marta albertini and fekla tolstaya. we will talk about the fate of the fat in the 20th century. marta is my father's second cousin, but you know, we... family you have been in our companies many times, we somehow do not consider it, we are still counting generations, and so auntie auntie, how did you meet and when, we met 30 years ago in paris, i was lucky enough to get to martin's eightieth birthday, which was some time ago, we were in italy in the beautiful estate of albertinia torimpietro, and marta started telling me about how she would like to get to know her russian roots better, i started saying: "marta, well, come to russia." marta, are you tired, no, no, why not, come on, of course, come on, marta is delightful, simply, simply wonderful, but no merit, i just like that. probably, it’s such a mixture of slavic and latin blood, it’s, i think, an explosive mixture, how has your life changed after you spent quite a lot of time in russia, learned a lot about your mother, a

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the international leo tolstoy prize is being presented for the first time at the bolshoi theater today. clearly, transparently, under the control of observers, the central election commission reported today on how the large election marathon was held in russia. almost 4.00 companies of various levels covered 83 regions. almost half of the citizens included in the electoral lists took part in the voting in 3 days. direct gubernatorial elections were held in twenty-one regions, and the current or acting governors are in the lead everywhere . special. the turnout at the elections here exceeded 61%. anton vernitsky will tell you more. so, shall we go? smirnov, smirnov. footage from the late evening, the day before. the kursk electoral commission counts the ballots for alexei smirnov , acting governor of the kursk region, the overwhelming majority of residents of the region who came to the polling stations voted. at the same time, the nationalists attacked kursk. allows us to say with confidence that we will certainly cope with all the difficulties. and rebuild the kursk region, establish a

leo, we're staying with the mail.ly, they're taking no pleasure at all in the ritual humiliation of a 13 year old female rioter. yes so a girl, 13, cries in her mother's shoulder as she becomes the youngest female rioter sentenced after trying to kick down a migrant hotel door. so it says here the teenager, the 13 year old girl left migrants absolutely terrified. i mean, i'm sure these 22 year old men from, you know, former former janjaweed two year old boys, if you don't mind . yeah. you know, you don't mind. yeah. you know, former child soldiers and stuff. i mean, sure, sure, they're terrified by this 13 year old girl. so it flips, the flips, the flips things on the groomers. well, that's exactly what occurred to me. you know, the idea that there are all these cowering, afghani fighting aged men behind a door in a hotel in a child of 13? maybe we should. maybe we should just ask her how she feels about these new arrivals in her town, whether she feels any fear or anxiety. that's the thing. i mean, this whole scenari

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we have fox team coverage all our with a deep bench of kerri urbahn, leo terrell, judge jeanine, jonathan turley, and andy mccarthy. >> sandra: looking forward to this. first a jonathan hunt live outside the federal courthouse were all lawyers are back in court now, including special counsel david weiss. jonathan, set it up for us. >> sandra, everybody is back in court and the session is do to get underway any moment now, with the prosecution offering their reaction to this sudden change in plea. we have an inclination that this might be an unusual day. when hunter biden arrived for the court hearing today, and every time driven into an underground parking lot. today they showed up about 30 minutes before he arrived, cleared a path from the sidewalk to the courtroom doors, and hunter biden pulled up and walked in holding his wife melissa's hand, flanked by secret service agents, followed by one of his lead attorneys, abbe lowell. and then it was lowell who, at the start of proceedings today, dropped the bombshell that his client was changing his plea to guilty, but it is what is called an

josh mankiewicz: congressman leo ryan dead.nother target, nbc correspondent don harris, also murdered. across the airstrip, a temple gunman who'd pretended to be a defector opened fire, wounding two passengers on the smaller plane. when his gun jammed, the other passengers disarmed him. the attack had lasted only a couple of minutes. and then silence. the reporters who'd made it into the jungle slowly crept back toward the airstrip. ron javers: and there was the happiest sight i ever seen. there was bob flick with his big white hat and his "god rides a harley" white t-shirt. bob was going around kneeling down from one person to the next. i worked my way out to the plane. and greg robinson was near the gangway. he was dead. and congressman ryan, he was dead. bob brown was a short distance away, and he was dead. and don harris was nearby too. and near the gangway, patricia parks, who was one of the defectors, died. josh mankiewicz: 5 dead, 10 wounded. shortly after the shooting stopped, the guyanese pilots left in the only plane

one more for you, leo. secretary, miguel cardona, he's defending his record despite a string of setbacks for education in this country. as a former teacher, how do you feel about secretary cardona? >> i've been waiting for this question all day. i used to be a schoolteacher. i provide him with an f-. let me give you the evidence. look at the proficiency rate of minority children in baltimore, in oakland. zero proficiency in math. let me talk about the situation with jewish-american students and university and colleges being terror oized. the implementation of dei, critical race theory. this, this cabinet secretary has only one friend in education, the teachers' union, because this is the only organization that has prospered. everyone is suffering as far as being part of the school systems has suffered under this education director. he can't leave soon enough. stuart: okay. is biden ands doing anything right? you're -- you've got 30 seconds. >> no. and if i'm wrong, i would like to see the evidence. we have

. >> reporter: leo, a senior at san jose state university will aspire to be a pediatrician. when he is not studying for the mcats, you'll find him volunteering at the medical center. >> i escort patients to where they need to go. >> reporter: his parents who immigrated from mexico wanted a better life. >> and he is working so hard. i can see the struggles. >> noticing a critical shortage. what was released last year, they make up about 39% of the population. and physicians, they only make up about 6%, a similar crisis nationwide as well. >> it is much more efficient to provide language and culturally proficient service, medical care that is a lot more effective. >> reporter: leaders gather at the medical center on wednesday. to not only celebrate as the community, but also to push for the next generation of health care workers. >> medicine is for you and a path where you could truly make a difference. we need more doctors, and who understand our communities and our culture, our challenges, and can bring that understanding into health care. >> reporter: as for leo, he is more

the leo tolstoy international peace prize was awarded in moscow for the first time. the ceremony was held at the bolshoi theatre. who won the prize? in siberia, low temperatures in the capital, real summer. we are waiting for the weather forecast from our meteorologists. the largest russian navy exercise in recent years, okean, has started. the maneuvers will take place in the waters of the pacific and northern red oceans, the mediterranean, caspian and baltic seas. 90,000 people are participating, 400 warships are busy, submarines and support ships, plus more than 120 aircraft and helicopters, naval aviation, the navy air force. weapons, military and special equipment. operational groups of other security agencies will also be involved in the participation, foreign military contingents have been invited. at the first stage , they will practice the deployment of groups in designated areas, at the second stage, according to the plan, the drawing of individual episodes of the destruction of strategically important objects of the simulated enemy, the landing of a marine

i'm ben leo on welcome back ben leo for in martin daubney this afternoon only on gb news.20 election has begun today in washington, dc, the former president faces four charges relating to his behaviour after falsely claiming the most recent presidential election was rigged. joining me now for more on this is the democratic strategist and former spokesperson for barack obama. no less, frederico de jesus. federico, thank you for joining me, what's going on in dc today? trump of course, has pled not guilty if he is found guilty and he's sentenced to something that won't happen until after the election. so how pivotal is this case? >> thank you . >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it is pivotal because, this is the first time in history where there was not a peaceful transfer of power and more than 200 plus years of the american republic. >> 250. so, it is also pivotal because the supreme court made what many consider controversial, some disastrous decision awarding partial immunity for official acts for presidents and former presidents and so jack smith, the special prosecutor, h

leo. >> not the ones i've dated. leo. so elementary. watson.they could solve a murder . so third of britons believe they could solve a murder. so this has all come about because true crime documentaries, podcasts, books and films have all created a generation of armchair detectives who are convinced they could succeed where police have failed. so a new study has shown that a third of britons are convinced that they could solve a murder case. and then 18% believe they could find a missing person . it depends where missing person. it depends where they were, i suppose, and 17% think they could solve a fraud case.i think they could solve a fraud case. i think people are seriously overestimating their kind of perceptive and deductive capabilities just in general. like half of people didn't realise that joe biden had been dead for three years and they were still sort of cheering that on. so yeah, i don't know. do you reckon people are people i think people are much smarter than that. >> kiri. i think i think these people i think we should we should

in moscow , the international leo tolstoy prize was awarded for the first time .eremony took place at the bolshoi theater on the writer's birthday. who was awarded such a high award? sofia sergeeva saw everything. kastadieva, bravo, benoit ladan, golden mask. the bolshoi theater has often been the venue for awarding prizes in the field of art, but never in the field of peacekeeping until this day. 1812, cheikovsky's ceremonial overture, in memory of russia's victory in the patriotic war, on the historical stage of the bolshoi theatre , the maestra presented the first international leo tolstoy peace prize to a representative of the african union. for us, the prize is a sign of recognition and at the same time approval of what the african union has been doing for 20 years for the benefit of peace, stability and dialogue. our continent still suffers from exploitation and terrorist attacks. without peace and stability, there is no development, so we have created an architecture that will facilitate them. the gold medal with the portrait. autographed by the russian wri

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house, which was recently restored, bushes of perea were planted, as they were during the life of leo's mother. nikolaevich, maria volkonskaya. kira, thank you, we'll let you go get ready for the broadcasts. and we'll use the remaining minute before the regional part to turn on. trk don tr, where anna zhiteneva is already in the studio. the rosilmash plant has released a new model of tractor . good evening, evgeny, compared to previous models , the tractor engine has been modernized. now it has 430 horsepower under the hood. the unit is capable of processing up to 19 hectares per hour, in addition, the new tractor is equipped with artificial intelligence, the agrotronic pilot system controls the equipment carries out automatically. turns with an accuracy of up to 2.5 cm, so that the tractor driver turns into an operator. all software was created by engineer mirosel masha. let's wish all our colleagues a good broadcast. and we'll see the residents of moscow and the moscow region in a few seconds. in moscow. the two-thousandth electric bus went on the line, as sergei sobyanin noted in his