love ralph, talk through the main points of the g twenty's final declaration r t 3. if an auction that was on the ground, i can bring it some more. i'm not speaking at the press conference following the g, trying to summit here in new delhi. russia's foreign minister has praised the results of the global gathering, call it a success in terms of a clear indication that the world is moving towards multi polarity and away from the western dominance. the tendency reflected in the final declaration most go had serious concerns about the western attempts, various and repeated to put as high as the events and about what the russia called you quantization of the did 20 as there was a tremendous pressure on india, specifically from g 7 countries to include the western unilateral understanding of the situation wrong to ukraine in the final documents of the summit event fillings . ukraine is mentioned in the some is final declaration, but mostly in the context, all the efforts needed to revive the black sea grain deal and the need to resolve all other conflicts and other parts

so again, love ralph, also head south west and sanction say that having a negative global in parts. they also said moscow was still open to adults with key of, of the war ukraine, from all of the key takeaways, from the russian, 4 minutes to speech, to visit those odd, spotty adults pump. the russia is hosting an international and you could use for him with numerous gas on participants from over 70 countries taking part a corresponding to shape bows. so the event we're here in albany is just south of moscow and incredibly import meeting over 70 countries represented here numerous students here to learn in this nuclear education, we are all set thomas versus state atomic energy agency. the biggest provider of single taney is nuclear energy and power globally. russia certainly not isolated whatsoever when it comes to nuclear power. and the provision of this remarkable energy source, so many shooting so many delegates here from many international organizations, represented as nuclear energy becomes again, the focus of what could potentially be the future of a solution to a carbon emiss

news on, on c, for my headquarters, number for capital the russian foreign minister said again love ralph has called for a reform of the un give imaginations. most say on the gold levine, it was easy for me to and especially it's high time to reform the existing global governance architecture as soon as possible. it hasn't met the requirements of the ear all for a long time. the expansion of the security council is also becoming more and more in demand exclusively through the elimination of under representation of the countries of the world. majority, asia, africa, and latin america. well, when the russian foreign ministers spoke before the un general assembly and to the countries gathered there. and he emphasized that, wow, there seems to be a one sided ness when it comes to international governance institutions. and welding western countries, led by the united states continue to break their promises, betray their word and present a dishonest narrative to the world is optimistic because the bricks points the way forward. and he highlighted the increasing relationship between countries in

certainly, i love ralph not holding back today. archie corresponded in the email as shar bring this the latest on. not meeting thanks for trade, but perhaps not so equal when it comes to china. that is essentially the message coming from brussels of the e. you moles, raising carlos on incoming chinese electric cars, done to allegedly level the playing field for german firms. the commissions vice president is not in brussels seeking to soften the message, but will it work or to come to be the original marston has more to say, you're welcome to competition. it makes our company stronger, and more, you know, through a lot of competition, it must be fair and we will be more upset to inc. dock. lean on service. hey, remember earlier this month when europe and commission present ursula ponder line and elected defacto queen of europe, school in china like a school martin saying that she was launching an investigation into whether china was on fairly subsidizing its electric cars that were being export to europe because apparently she just could not understand how the china could possibly sell

not because of vs foreign minister, severe love. ralph is now addressing members of the un security council. let's have a listen in president. a secretary general colleague is the existing world order was built on the lines following the spell disaster over the 2nd world war. it is based on the you in charge of the key source of international law. and today, as you know, there's a lot of the things through the united nations. with that, we haven't been able to avoid a new world war that could have led to a nuclear disaster. so as to the cold war. unfortunately, the collection to which with west headed by the united states sent looks and was a few that are here to find who the destiny is and started to you can nor legacy of the us showing father today, but will be the last person who is a selection williams, relying on the your end chart, the norms and press the goals and services to a political interest of this. a musket in you, you move on balances, global stability, and can lead to the lease of light bulbs of attention. the risk will see also global conflict and in order to dress these ri

i love ralph who arrived in delhi on friday afternoon. now we have his arrival and he is threatening against any language in a possible. don't communicate that references at old award and ukraine or russia's invasion. and at the same time we have other member states, such as canada, france, the u. k. calling for condemnation of the invasion on the strongest terms, something that china also disagrees with. and while many of the member states have also agreed in principle about the importance of attending the climate change in keeping the temperature rise to the lowest possible level. there is a huge disagreement about whether it's even possible to attain the goal of what the guitar has mentioned. 1.5 percent funding medisave say that's far too difficult, especially for developing countries. some say that that that goal has already passed so that still not possible. so a lot of disagreement the and also in slicing about yes, we need to finance the slice against global warming. but nobody can agree about who should do was which develop, whic

tony blinking, who watched laptops again love. ralph carefully bought the russian foreign minister made his speech, but very clearly these best solution, no possible solution. this is totally intractable as this debate and the human giving that bait at and please. okay if, if the shows are not did present. so let's get see what he wants to do. think by making disappearance in pest. well that's a difficult question to answer because of war has been going on for so long. the positions have become entrenched and all parties, those who are neutral in this conflict or say they are neutral, have tended to remain so told, just as with the landscape speech to the general council chamber at hughes, i'm likely to sway those who have adopted the position of neutrality or opposition level of support. but what he is hoping to do as well is, is send a message as well to the us congress and the us president. that's the next step up this trip here. he will be going to washington to meet both of president biden and senior members of congress. and it's absolutely critical to him to insure ongoing aid fro

haley: which i love. ralph: in creating jobs. under this current president -- you know, bidenomics has been a disaster. if you are fortunate enough to be elected president, give us the top two or three things you will do to get the economy turned around. ms. haley: the first thing i will do and i did it as governor -- you control what you can control first, and that is our agencies. i will replace the head of every agency that we have. we will go and send people into every agency to bring down all programs, bring down bureaucracy, get rid of problem children, and then i gave them benchmarks they had to hit every 90 days, and the goal is what we need to do is move those federal programs down to the states. that way, you reduce the size of the federal government and empower the people in the states. when we do that, that's when you can do the real work. when i said i will meet with governors once a quarter -- typically, presidents only meet with governors once a year -- we will show them how to move those moneys down and what to do

it's a lovely picture . yeah. and ralph, lovely picture. yeah. s always, it's good to see you. thank you much indeed. thank you very much indeed. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and keep your thoughts coming through. in barry says through. linda in barry says there should definitely be a statue of the queen in every city in the uk, not just london. doesn't feel like she's gone. i'm with you on that, linda. i think in terms of memorials and things really, certainly in every major city there should be there should be a statue of her. i think that would be a lovely thing to do. >> and i like that that portrait. it would be make a nice statue. >> it would be one that would be wonderful. >> yeah. but with a slightly younger face than than we remember in frequent years. >> but but as someone suggested last weekend , actually last weekend, actually a different a different statue. statues through the ages for the queen in different parts. >> well country would be lovely every every city could actually choose how they wanted to represent her as in a statue. >> what s

love it immensely. i usually do not call throughout the week, i save my calls for the weekend. but representative ralph norman, you are a wonderful service for the united states. you are a true blooded american patriot and you are trying to save the united states from itself. one less point. one of your colleagues said $33 trillion is 33,000 billion dollars and that brought it home. the amount of number -- numbers and money is huge. there is an advocate for every one of those dollars in the city of washington, d.c.. thank you, please continue the fight and stay on that floor in the middle of -- and speak your truth to power. thank you, i love c-span. talk to you later. host: congressman? guest: i push his comments. and he's right. these numbers don't lie. what we are proposing is very minimal. if you are bankrupt, what can you do? i was on an airplane and thought about the situation this countries and. you can have the nicest airplane, but if you are out of gas you don't fly. the country is in a dangerous position right now with other countries, what the president is doing to help enemies that don't li

tweet something along the lines of, if i could ever find somebody to love as nikki haley hates vivek ramaswamy, i would be a happy man. ralph ralph: generally her criticism of social media and what it does to kids is correct. she is picking out tiktok because it is chinese-owned. it could be facebook, instagram, anyone of these wardens of the internet that has our kids hooked to the iphone five hours a day, separating them from their parents, community, nature. they are trying to break out to see who is going to be number two or number three in the polls, against trump. that is what is causing that back-and-forth. it is really interesting. you have millions and millions of people who are not making a living wage. they don't even mention that the federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour, frozen since 2009 or even earlier. they don't even mention it. they don't mention occupational health and safety. they don't mention that tens of millions of people are without health insurance or underinsured. at least 100,000 people, 2000 a week die because they cannot afford to get diagnosed and treated in time. it is a lot of wrangling back

ralph and zelinski, that did not happen. why, as well, the fact of the matter is, the lensky was simply not fair when loved rob was talking to, lends he had already vacated his seat in the chamber at the time that you was secretary of state. and he blinked and was talking to his was the speech, of course before alive, rose, i can imagine that this provided some measure of relief, especially to the i'll be in your no problem. it is sir, who would have had to manage the situation. had the really been as a showdown between the ukraine and russia in the security council chamber. but up, as we can hear, a bit from the sound bite there live rob speech was basically a litany against the neo colonialism and imperialism of the west and of ukraine's, the alleged excesses and such a it's, it's sort of hard to imagine why the landscape did not want to sit there for, but it also has to be pointed out that he also has other things lined up here. after that, you end security council. it's like a bilateral meeting with german chancellor. all actual it's we also know that at some point he's going to leave for washington where he's going to s

then in february, the love introduced new restrictions camping fuel at $45.00 and the other products like diesel. i've a 100. we had filled in jim and i'll position politician ralph name matt who says that he is suffering from sanctions by class. but typically because of self serving us economic policies or other disturbance for germany. and i have seen nations that demand this because of different prices because they do not get the deliveries in the house. but i would say, because you have to say that the sanctions in place against russian oil products in the rest of markets. and that is the increasing the price on these products. united states do have their own interest and they always impose that on the so called allies. i don't see that we are add ons to the united states . we are out of meso states because they still can dictate to us what we have to do . it cannot make lee and military wise. so here we have the question of separate it's a, it's amendment i must say in germany does not look like being the sovereign states that on the x rays and government has to ties into re some bows of violence against citizens of the east and africa nation what does that

loved him. is it ask you what attend a special session of the un security council? would it provoke a show done with the russian foreign minister? surgery laughed ralph and dw travels to the amazon with the un agency monitoring illegal deforestation with a success story that's folded hall the problem on the photo station, the punch. ok, welcome to the program ethnic. i'm media and fights isn't azerbaijani, forces in the going are kind of back of agreed to cease 5. the 2 sides have been engaged and renewed fighting since tuesday and as a bunch on launch. the administrator operation, pounding the dispute invasion with rockets and heavy artillery, and closing thousands of scores and scores, excuse me, of casualties. they're going to cut it back, is internationally recognized as positive as a by john, even that most of its residence, ethnic armenians, azerbaijan to control the pots, the region after war. with our media in 2020, about in conflict there, claimed around 6000 lives. i was there by john said it would not stop on the ethnic arminian. fighters surrendered gunfire in fear took over the streets of stip on the card, the main city, another no gun a

love for america to happen. i've been wrong at times before. predicting is hazardous. man, you even have ralph norman from south carolina, one of the freedom caucus members, oh you're going to have a shut down. it's hard to see how the math works. the only way to get to a deal really is either for the crazies and the republican congregate -- hard to see that happening or kevin mccarthy accepting that he's got it negotiate with democrats to get this passed. if he did that, he could be overthrown. those are the 2 paths. >> last question for you before we go, utah 7 under mitt romney announced that he will not be running for ill reelection. you worked with senator romney. what does it mean for the geo p and the senate that he won't seek a 2nd term? >> it stinks, there's no way to sugarcoat it. mit hasn't been perfect. i'm sure some -- i disagree with him, people disagree with him. he's had moral clarity from day one on donald trump. when i was with the super pack and spring of 2016, he was the most prominent republicans speaking out saying this guy does not have the character to be president, cha

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love it immensely. i usually do not call throughout the week, i save my calls for the weekend. but representative ralphman, you are a wonderful service for the united states. you are a true blooded american patriot and you are trying to save the united states from itself. one less point. one of your colleagues said $33 trillion is 33,000 billion dollars and that brought it home. the amount of number -- numbers and money is huge. there is an advocate for every one of those dollars in the city of washington, d.c.. thank you, please continue the fight and stay on that floor in the middle of -- and speak your truth to power. thank you, i love c-span. talk to you later. host: congressman? guest: i push his comments. and he's right. these numbers don't lie. what we are proposing is very minimal. if you are bankrupt, what can you do? i was on an airplane and thought about the situation this countries and. you can have the nicest airplane, but if you are out of gas you don't fly. the country is in a dangerous position right now with other countries, what the president is doing to help enemies that don't like u

[applause] ralph: we have only got about one minute left, so i'm asking your answers to be just a little briefer so i can get to two topics, and they are tough, but i would love to hear what you have to say. the first is what is your plan to get this economy recovering again after the disaster of bidenomics? mr. pence: we are experiencing the worst inflation in 40 years under joe biden. now we have a uaw strike getting to unfurl in detroit because wages have not been keeping up with inflation. their war on energy has cost gasoline prices to go up through the roof. i have a plan at mikepence 20 -- mikepence2024.com, and you can read it. i promise you on day one, i will end joe biden's war on energy and we will unleash american energy again. [applause] ralph: ok, last question, it is hard for me to imagine you sitting at a table at cafe milano in washington, d.c., with the russian oligarch client of a friend or family member. just based on what we know joe biden did, what we know today he did as vice president. hey, do you support an impeachment inquiry? b, if you were a member of the house, do you think you might end up voting to impeach him? mr. pence: having

ralph norman. mr. speaker, i'll begin with an uplifting statement. god is still on the throne. and we his humble children, we have a responsibility to be worthy. of his love and his grace. and the anointing of what it is to be an american citizen. every generation of americans has risen to face the challenge of threat. that our nation has endured now, 240 years. and in our generation one of the most insidious threats that we face is the degree of debt that we have allowed in my generation our nation to assume. we -- we now face a $33 trillion debt. that's 33 thousand billion dollars. mr. speaker, if this body were to balance the budget, which sour goal, by the way, it's why we are here tonight, addressing this chamber and the nation that we love, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with each other. so that our words are forever inscribed on the historical record of our country. that some stood to fight for the future of our republic. to restore fiscal sanity. to this so were this body to -- budget, and we were to run a $1 billion surplus, mr. speaker, it would require 33,000 years to address a $33 trillion debt. with a $1 billion surplus. and $1 billion is one