deputies from the liberal democratic party also propose to give people the opportunity to vote for 16l us what answer the faction received on this proposal. and will you continue to promote this initiative? you know, now it's not that accelerated, but people, uh, very quickly become adults in a forced way. here i want to, uh, really they will be u being adults. uh, if some time ago, uh, our youth is 16 years old. many were still children today no. this is a mature uh, people are citizens of russia and in fact they are quite ready to vote from the age of 16. and so the citizen receives most of the rights, and to marry and work comes full criminal liability, lowering the age of entry into political rights. in our opinion, this is a big revolutionary theme, even in some ways, and the liberal democratic party was the first to step in this direction with such a proposal. i hope that in the future we will mature so that these young people should make such a decision feel and be in practice full-fledged citizens of russia and so young. age 16, as communication with such a young audience show

it is impossible or difficult word seems to lead the faction of the liberal democratic party of lutsky eduarch to prepare mironov sergei mikhailovich please fucking good luck. thank you dear vyacheslav viktorovich dear colleagues as an liberal democratic party, i congratulate everyone on the beginning of our parliamentary semester. as for today's geostrategic confrontation the united states of america at the level of doctrine? we took a position on the gradual suppression of russia, its role in shaping the world architecture of the new century, but contrary to our expectations. let's tell the enemies to call a spade a spade, and they themselves have made themselves so. as the chancellor, gorchakov, once said, we are concentrating our forces, the national economy, social policy, not only is fading, but is becoming stronger in many areas. yes , there are many problems and we, as a party of constructive positions, highlight those ways decisions that seem rational to us as far as foreign policy is concerned. today we have more. in the world of reliable strong and strategic partners within

the army provides, as i said , thousands of caring people of the liberal democratic party helps and will help shribats, which at home women ascetics produce for fighters, the very thermal underwear, camouflage nets knit socks and scarves, and much more. this allows our fighters to maintain health and life . maintain a pound. i want all of us now to thank our citizens for the fact that they, in fact, stood up, and at the same time shoulder to shoulder with our fighters and everyone is doing their best to bring our victory closer, i would like to thank the business, who participates in the collection of humanitarian aid. despite the outfits of economic difficulties. the business is not only keeping jobs on as far as possible helping the front on the shoulders of small-medium businesses. great responsibility. maybe, as gennady andreevich said, we have certain problems with the trajectory of development, but today a special trajectory of development is assigned to this trajectory. we came out and the government supports the sensible initiatives of the ldpr party today, the simplest brand is

what initiatives will the liberal democratic party propose during the spring session, we will continue to consider our initiative to raise the minimum wage to 30,000 rubles. er, po er, pension indexation and er, many others. we have jobs. there are jobs and, of course, people need jobs and freedom, not some over-regulation. this main focus of our work at this spring session. the schedule of the deputies has not changed for three weeks in a row, they will gather for plenary sessions, and then the spring session will last one week to work with voters in the regions. yes august dmitry kochetkova vladimir bu

complete ban on the sale of vapes, the deputies from factions and united russia and the liberal democratic partyecently there was a case in st. petersburg when a young man died from an overdose of nicotine, due to the fact that his system for the delivery of this nicotine, so to speak, did not work. and a very large concentration of nicotine got into his body so that such tragedies would occur in news reports, as rarely as possible, the deputies intend to get to the bottom, to understand in detail the composition of smoking devices and the detrimental effect on the body of any parent. we will definitely be supported by the need to protect the health of the child of children in russia from these electronic cigarettes, vape is precisely called it’s not easy, it’s dangerous for health, sometimes we see that this is a deadly proposal on how to work more efficiently with the regulatory framework, deputies are already developing children. we smoke and adults smoke. this issue needs to be resolved, because once this is an instruction of the prostate duma of speakers for the second time. this is indeed

you know, the liberal democratic party of belarus, the communist party of belarus republican party oftice agrarian party. this is enough, a constructive party of which there is an opinion that really goes and in step with the times they are not funded by some kind of elegarh, there are no funds from abroad, yes. in order to then lobby someone's interests, and not belarusian ones, does it mean that preparing a bill - it will already be adopted, preparing a guarantee of that or not. if there is work on the law. yes, it means there is a public demand, so it needs to be done, but we are serious people. if today the laws are being prepared and the parliament will certainly be adopted. he simply does not take on the development of such laws that are not in demand by society in advance. well, let 's say our opponents have the main claim to parliamentarians. uh, here the bill is adopted and the deputies vote unanimously, supposedly there are no disputes. there are no objections; everyone agrees in our civilized parliament. that is why i have already talked about the fact that the work on the

supplied by the west to ukraine, the legitimate target of russian troops for this is how the liberal democratic partyd today to the statement of ian stoltenberg, who, at a meeting with the new german defense minister, said that a decision on the supply of leopard tanks to kiev would be made in the near future. i want to remind you that everything supplied by the west. to ukraine, weapons are our legitimate military target and are subject to destruction in the course of a special military operation. as for the actions of the collective west, he is frightened by the fact that we are gaining small victories one after another at the front, which today is already ours. solidar shrinks the ring around artyomovskoe and, therefore, the game, the degree of anti-russian hysteria of aggression, has reached its maximum, at the federal level, academic degrees of residents of new territories will be recognized received before the accession, deputies are engaged in the integration of the educational process of donbass, kherson zaporozhye regions and in the task of ensuring a smooth and comfortable transition of reg

supplied by the west to ukraine, the legitimate goal of russian troops for destruction, so the liberal democratic party today reacted to a statement on stoltenberg, who, at a meeting with the new german defense minister, said that the decision to supply leopard tanks to kiev would be it has been accepted in the near future that all weapons supplied by the west to ukraine are our legitimate military targets and are subject to destruction in the course of a special military operation. as for action of the collective west, he is frightened by the fact that we are winning a small victory one after another at the front, that today our solidarity is already shrinking the ring around artyomovskoye and, therefore, the game degree of anti-russian hysteria of aggression has reached its maximum, at the federal level , academic degrees of residents of new territories will be recognized accession, the deputies are engaged in the integration of the educational process of the donbass of the kherson zaporozhye regions and in the task of ensuring a smooth and comfortable transition of the regions into russian legislati

here we are, including deputies from other factions in the debate, we see support from the liberal democratic party not so thoughtful in the colleagues of fair russia there united russia, therefore it is necessary to discuss the accumulation at the council of the duma, we are campaigning. how to say we justify it , we weigh where the benefits are greater, of course. eh, this is in what sense of the word, too, people say? and why don't these ones go, and these ones go there, they have their own, too, such delicate moments. this should be discussed if the society decides that they are more useful here, or now entrepreneurs use money for jobs, so they will support it, but this is a big discussion. she's already started yesterday. yes, there was a real controversy . here vyacheslav volodin said that, in fact, everyone should serve and that there is even an idea, do not let them go to public service. for those who did not serve in the army, how do you feel about this, by the way? well, as i said, for now, for example, from the civil service. six times fewer people were mobilized than the lifters, so it'

, including in the controversy of deputies from other factions, we see support from the liberal democratic partyso the colleagues of fair russia thought there united russia , therefore this should be discussed at the committee at the duma council, we are campaigning. how to say we justify this, we weigh where there is more benefit, of course. eh, this is in what sense of the word , too, people say? and why are these coming, these coming? there are some delicate moments too. this should be discussed if the society decides that they are more useful here once again jobs with money entrepreneurs, therefore support, but this is a big discussion, it has already begun. yesterday, well, yes, the controversy there was really serious. here vyacheslav volodin said that, in fact, everyone should serve, and that there is even an idea not to let those who did not serve in the army into the civil service, how do you feel about this, by the way? well, as i said, for now, for example, from the civil service. i say six times fewer people were mobilized, so it's necessary here. uh, firstly, in the words of vyaches

here we are, including deputies from other factions in the debate, we see support from the liberal democratic partyleagues of fair russia there united russia therefore need to be discussed at the duma committee, we are campaigning. how to say we justify this , we weigh where there is more benefit, of course. eh, this is a cold word, too, people say. and why don't these ones go, and these ones go there, they have their own, too, such delicate moments. this should be discussed if society decides that they more useful here you say jobs money entrepreneurs, so support, but this is a big discussion, it already started yesterday. well, yes, the controversy was really serious there. here vyacheslav volodin said that, in fact, everyone should serve and that there is even an idea not to let those who did not serve in the army into the civil service, how do you feel about this, by the way ? well, as i said, for now, for example, from the civil service. i say 6 times less people mobilized to do something, so here it is necessary, but, firstly, in the words of vyacheslav volodin as a person, and such a deep on

political parties about the changes that will affect them with the deputy and leader of the liberal democratic partyvich adopted the bill in the first and immediately in the second reading, which is not often defined goals and objectives are mandatory for all parties. and this should be reflected in the mouths. an important point is the protection of public political structures from attempts by external influence. in case of confirmation of the facts of party financing from abroad. the supreme court decides to terminate the activities of such a party. the bill was very expected, very expected, not only for me personally, for the whole the parties that lead and, in principle, for those parties that really want to work, want to be useful in the country. they were waiting for the legislation to be updated. in my opinion. the law solves two problems, the first, but we have 15 parties, of which more than half either do not act or oppose the constitution against the destruction of their country, therefore the law is stubborn. these are those who will pass the re-registration of really parties that are pop

the republican party had once been a coalition of conservatives, moderates, and liberals and the democraticty had once been a coalition of conservatives and moderates and liberals. in many ways you would think the american party system in the mid to late 20th century as a four party system with conservative to moderate democrats and liberal democrats alongside conservative republicans and liberal to moderate republicans, but as more nationalized, as the parties sorted geographically, the moderate to liberal republicans went extinct and moderate to conservative democrats started to go extinct because parties really elevated these cultural issues that really elevated these different identities and geographical legionss. you could think of politics as multidimensional in an earlier era, and flattening out to one dimensional sources. the problem as the parties have separated and sorted is more and more americans found themselves surrounded by people who are like them which in some ways is comforting to many people, to be around people who are like them but also means that we tend to become more

what initiatives will the liberal democratic party propose during the spring session, we will continue to offer the government to consider our initiative to raise the minimum wage to 30,000 rubles. uh, po uh, pension indexing and uh, many other. we have jobs. there are jobs and of course people need jobs and freedom, not some kind of over-regulation. that is the main focus of our work at this spring session. the schedule of deputies has not changed for 3 weeks in a row. they will gather for plenary sessions, then the spring session will last one week to work with voters in the regions. yes, august dmitry kochetkova vladimir bokarev sergey zolotaya alexander kovalev olga gertsemenko channel one adviser to the office of the president of ukraine oleksii arrestovich said that he had filed for he wrote about this resignation on his personal page on the social network, at the end of last week the arrest officer said that part of the house in dnepropetrovsk collapsed due to the fall of a missile shot down by ukrainian air defense on him, after which he was sharply criticized, including from t

the republican party had once been a coalition of conservatives and moderates and liberals and the democratic party had once been a coalition of conservatives and moderates and liberals in many ways. you think of the american party in the mid-to-late 20th century is really a four party system with conservative, too moderate. democrats and liberal democrats alongside conservative and liberal to moderate republicans. but as politics became nationalized and as the parties geographically the moderate to liberal republicans went extinct and the moderate to conservative democrats started to go extinct because the parties really these cultural issues that really elevated these very different identities, geographic allegiances. you could think of politics as essentially being in an earlier era and then flattening out into one dimensional us versus them, because the problem as the parties have separated and sorted out is that more and americans have found themselves surrounded by people are like them, which, you know, in some is comforting to many people to be around who are like them. but it also mea

people, well, if the old people, well, look how many young sheets of bright recognizable liberal-democratic partiesit works, yes, yes, there are ambitions about white russia. well, let's see how the situation will develop. i see that there is. eh, some ideological ones. well, no matter how associations, but niches based on our constitutional system, which is not yet represented at the party level, it means that they may have appeared. i like your thoughts which was said. that's when we started discussing this block. eh, after all, it’s really not the vns, nor the party, the president does n’t really need them, they are personal. yes, he does not need them as portraits. indeed, in fact, the president has always communicated directly with the people, and this was his main distinguishing feature. here, in essence. we are talking about the fact that they should become the same parties, uniting them with such a uniting principle for protection against external threats, as if observing the main principle, everything is in the interests of their state. here, if we we will clearly understand this and conve

well, look how many young sheets appeared in the bright recognizable liberal democratic party.bitions about white russia. well, let's see how the situation will develop. i see that there is. eh, some ideological ones. well, no matter how associations, but niches based on our constitutional system, which is not yet represented at the party level, it means that they may have appeared. i like your thought that was said. that's when we started discussing this block. eh, it’s really not vns, in fact, we are talking about the same they must stand up as a party, uniting and uniting the national assembly in such a way to protect against external threats, as if observing the main principle, everything is in the interests of their state. that is, if we understand this clearly. and to convey this moment, probably, well, it seems to me, then the understanding will be correct. let's just say alexander lukashenko, he is the creator. that independent sovereign belarus as we know it, i think it's hard for anyone to argue with that. and now he understands . time is changing, belarus is changing

veronica, there is something else, sports and but who is victor read meandered the way to the liberal democratic party you understand? we have holidays on the nose, we need something new year's no. nothing more new year's than haiku have taken that japanese poetry is something new year's eugene on january 1st. the whole country is only able to speak in haku style. water water cake with red caviar salad salad breakfast niy, bright and santa claus therefore brought for you present. you are father frost eugene, it became necessary. like the snow maiden what points? what is it, now it’s possible here, or what? alexander vasilyevich, where are you looking? oh , and now i don't understand anything at all. what does it mean that kvn can enter everything directly in our country ? dear yuri in verse, eat sergei what sergei zhizhilin? well, sergey zhilin, well, yes, well, sergey lived. could be i repeat it is not necessary to repeat. if there are changes in the laws, tanya navka will find out the second. i hope you are not going to represent ernst. r 17 years ago i played as soon as ern was not standing represe

of representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus, chairman of the liberal democratic partyf belarus sergei borisovich stankevich , politician, candidate of historical sciences. hello, and oleg voloshin, a diplomat candidate of political sciences, is joining our broadcast hello, we are starting our program according to tradition with a blitz survey, in your opinion. will the acute phase of the confrontation in ukraine end this year sergey borisovich military operations on the territory of ukraine this year, most likely will not end, they will end next year? thank you oleg extremely hard. let's get some predictions. today we see that only belarus, russia and the ukrainian people, who are suffering, do not want war. unfortunately, western players want the war to continue, so it will continue oleg voloshin i am convinced that this year we, to unfortunately indeed. uh, we're unlikely to see the end. e conflicts in the sense that getting some kind of sustainable peace, at best , what can be said, is a kind of freeze. and that, as far as i understand, is unlikely to suit. uh, like

kathleen: as the prime minister ponders his choices for these key boj seats, a liberal democratic partyho is also a former inter-equality minister says a woman could help solve some of japan's biggest problems. >> bringing a woman to the board of the bank of japan would ring extra sensitivity to such things as diminishing population here. kathleen: tokyo elected its first woman mayor ever in 2016. she said it's crucial for elected officials to make sure women could get coveted jobs where they don't have to be elected but where they can be selected. >> what we have to accelerate is send more women in the decision-making position as soon as possible. kathleen: as his second term at that boj ends, he faces big decision on monetary similar sent policy normalization. decisions men and women will no doubt find equally hard to make. kathleen hays, bloomberg, tokyo. vonnie: bloomberg's of strivers can read more on this story on the terminal. -- bloomberg subscribers can read more of this story on the terminal. haidi: speaking of earnings -- fmo g reporting after the bell. let's bring gareth all

be a very good minister of defense, the only problem is that she is not a social democratic party, she is from the liberalhe free democrats, which means that we democrats will have to convince the coalition and bake this position into the ministry . that means the liberals will most likely have to give some of their position, eh, the social democrats will clearly not succeed. i would like to take it away. i know that now germany has even increased payments from more payments for ukrainian refugees there since january 1. i don’t know how much was there. i don’t have any friends there. well, they give a little more, that is, they supposedly increase the opportunities for ukrainian refugees. who are currently in germany. i would like to ask briefly, if possible, what are your impressions of ukrainians in germany, how are they received, how do you seem to get a job, what are the difficulties, how is germany in general digesting it all, because it was also not just you know to receive such a portion of refugees at once, in fact, and somehow live and work with it, please, well, the payments are increasing not b

planned transformations, and we will talk to the political parties about the changes that will affect them with a deputy or a liberal leader democratic party in belarus oleg gaidukevich adopted the bill in the first and immediately in the second reading, what is not often defined goals and objectives are mandatory for all parties. and this should be reflected in the statutes. an important point is the protection of public political structures from attempts of external influence. in case of confirmation of the facts of party financing from abroad. the supreme court decides to terminate the activities of such a party. the bill was very expected, very expected not only for me personally for the entire party that leads and, in principle, for those parties that really want to work, want to be useful in the country. they were waiting for the legislation to be updated. in my opinion. the law solves two problems, the first one, but we have 15 parties, more than half of them either do not act or oppose the constitution against the word of their country, therefore the law is stubborn. these are those who will go through the re-registration of

we haven't even got democrat party got a liberal democrat party that liberal that behaves like liberalnot democrats. so now we are not going to get it back. on to the question from lyle where is lyle? hi, andrew . is gay? lyle? hi, andrew. is being gay? has become a sin now? is so has i become a sin now? is so being gay sinful ? leo i think being gay sinful? leo i think there's some context to so basically the pope , he made basically the pope, he made these comments last week about how while he was actually making a liberal point, he was saying that homosexuality should not be criminalised . but he did say, criminalised. but he did say, but it is a sin and now we so clarified this week by saying yeah it's definition and the thing is i'm not troubled by either because the catholic church is part of the belief system. is that all sexual activity outside of wedlock is sinful, right. so if he said it wasn't a sin that we wish they'd be like to be saying that straight people can have adultery, that's fine. but gay people. yeah, he's saying it's not a crime. just really, not a crime. it's j

we haven't even got democrat party got a liberal democrat party that liberal that behaves like liberalnot democrats. so now we are not going to get it back. on to the question from lyle where is lyle? hi, andrew . is gay? lyle? hi, andrew. is being gay? has become a sin now? is so has i become a sin now? is so being gay sinful ? leo i think being gay sinful? leo i think there's some context to so basically the pope , he made basically the pope, he made these comments last week about how while he was actually making a liberal point, he was saying that homosexuality should not be criminalised . but he did say, criminalised. but he did say, but it is a sin and now we so clarified this week by saying yeah it's definition and the thing is i'm not troubled by either because the catholic church is part of the belief system. is that all sexual activity outside of wedlock is sinful, right. so if he said it wasn't a sin that we wish they'd be like to be saying that straight people can have adultery, that's fine. but gay people. yeah, he's saying it's not a crime. just really, not a crime. it's j

from the point of view of introducing life for ourselves, yes, and yes, we have been this liberal democratic partyor 2-3 days. i have traveled many times to china and to other countries, really a business trip for a week. for two or three days i stood, it seems strange to me, that adult men and women generally need, but who became a deputy to explain, uh, at the level, what is good and what is bad? what in general? well, children aged, there are 6-7 years old, i personally stayed with zhirinovsky uh for 22 years, and he actually uh two sometimes three times a week. just us it always said, look here. that's what they do. that's wrong. this is how they don't have to do it. that is, in any case, people are numerical, someone wants to prove something to someone. these are all social networks. they warm up this vanity and they are professional people. yes, they are charging, so, of course, you always need to advise something else and keep yourself in control of some, well, if it says in the instructions, you don’t need to write in social networks in an inadequate state. well, it’s like we need instruct

here, explain to me why, if you were here, i asked, if you were from the liberal democratic party, wells normal as possible. smart face. got it, thanks for the quote. again, a well -known movie, from which it seems to have been cut out a long time ago. savva, tell me why do you need me to live behind you? you just need to understand the features of the work of a deputy. after all, it’s not the official who appoints, we listen to the opinion of everyone, both smart and not smart, and now, when people come and talk, now you give examples, now you start in a technical question. can be deleted cannot be deleted. and you imagine what if we now we are only talking about negative statements against the armed forces and the special military operation. and if there are such scoundrels who have committed the most serious crimes, but i will not name names, which they immediately have a lot of people, on which i don’t want to after. and if people tell you, do it, don't show these films, or delete them. i'm talking about what you need to listen to, but we haven't made any decisions yet. there are no

liberal party f t p. also, social democratic debate going on within that party and different voices. but you know, step by step, they've been moving in that direction. people say germany at the end of the day is only moved when there's been huge pressure from particles, now lives, including the united states, obviously. but germany has been moving in the right direction. and i think that's the most important thing. if you look at the sum total of what germany's deliver, it is not insignificant, especially in the area there defense. but it, it, it continues to be an issue of domestic debate. jacob, i want to get into the us side a moment, but i also want to ask you about europe. i mean, you edit perspectives from around the world with what's with you with what's going on with regard to support of ukraine, what ukraine needs, or is a need, or whether it's a legitimate conflict for the west to be involved with in any case. but as you look at it, what, how do you see the fault lines of division inside? i was just recently in eastern europe, in poland. and the support for what's going on

democrat until 1962. a lot of those people were liberal anti-communists and democratic party members.eo strauss cast his first book for adlai stevenson for example. anyway, he is known for those things and later on, a lot of his feuds with former friends. that is what the book is partly about including walter burns who i knew. he was a colleague. one of a handful of people who knew both men pretty well. i always regretted their feud which turned personal. >> host: what did it start over? >> guest: disagreements about several things. harry jaffa wrote about some scholars especially kendall who had died not around to defend themselves. walter took offense. martin diamond was the other person harry jaffa attacked. important political scientist and conservative. lter took offense to that end came to their defense and then it spun out of control with personal insults, going along with serious arguments. >> host: harry jaffa and walter burns both died, what did the conservative movement lose that they? >> guest: it lost a lot. ... went to the conservative movement lose with them? steven: qu

it's the white liberals on the democratic party.ericans they believe in law and order and support police. i have a sister in law enforcement who just retired recently so we believe in law enforcement. we want a quality education. i'm on this program, stuart because i went to school, i got a bachelors degree, a master's degree and a law degree. we want quality education. we don't want to be indoctrinat ed with racism. i thought we got away from that in the 1950s and 60s? stuart: i admire your fire, leo and you always bring it and we like it. see you again soon, leo terrell. >> thank you, supreme court. stuart: this is the moment where we show you all 30 of the dow stocks, most, what's the proportion here? lauren: two-thirds higher? stuart: let's go with two-thirds higher and the dow is up still about one-third of 1%. that's 100 points higher it was a lot higher than that earlier this morning. don't go away, folks. friday feedback is next. ♪ ♪ i work hard, and i want my money to work hard too. so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earn

mean they've been quite good about spreading this out throughout the country and that liberal wing of the democratic partythe old proxmire was and mcgovern who i got to meet at the end of his life i mean those figures that were willing to stand up to the military industrial complex were pushed out of the party. mcgovern being the last 1972 presidential candidate. i had dinner with him and i told him that i guess i was about 14. i somehow convinced my parents to let me work in the mcgovern headquarters for the summer and and i you know, as usual, you're working 10 hours a day and and he made a comment about, losing 48 or 49 states. and i said, but as a george never sold me out. nobody can say that about richard. you never sold out. and that's why i'm here now. so we had henry. wallace was destroyed. mcgovern was destroyed by both parties. remember, it was? a there was a fusion of the democratic party elite in the republican party elite that that coalesced to destroy mcgovern. and then the those senators i mean, i'm very good friends. ralph nader, i was nader's speechwriter and ralph a point where he realiz