i know the american public wants to have their border secure they want to limit the lun-- runaway spending. they want to end the woke. i in government. the only way to achieve that is pass the appropriations bills that we passed out of committee. that's why we've been working so hard. there are some members that have differences of opinion. but you know what, don't stop the idea to come up and let's debate the bill. we've got more than 170 amendments to the bill if you've got an idea to make it better that's the difference in this new congress. people could actually have a say. it's not one way or the hoism think about all the amendments we allowed. for seven years we never had an open rule in congress. that's unheard of. because you've got the american people who are lending their voice to their member of congress. that voice should be heard. that's what we're doing. it may not look perfect to you. you may want one person to decide everything but that's not the way i think government should work. i want a lot of ideas to come up. and pick the best idea. >> you said there might be a bipart

and then i convinced vs of this, blocking them so busy, no hot, it's excellent, and he's a lun shift. even if we take a strips w of age and those files we have moved into other than one type as also as a little more mature i left in the shop. um let me tell you what company towed it from your drama. there was one of the concepts, it's in conjunction with a bad angle on ones. um, if i had known you know, from what concerns you missing for that and for like a 2nd the assessment. how often is i'd have to done what pushed in the speech as i'm, when i just did this once a shot, i had one content in with these instructional customers as a finding on the give us a sense of what hip these cards and the assessment of a succession was, i told them of us with some testing, so you wouldn't have to do something. we're not going to say until science has to be a significant amount of options. and we can see the added people who might understand about these. yeah, and this one does have no idea the airplane. can you go a little more thing? i'm excited for them to get side of us the ice. so the size t

your task is to keep watch over a quadrant of lun at the moment. we don't see anything interesting. our task is to constantly fly over the syria and keep watch die. suddenly the connection is lost. russia is timing on when this happens, you have to leave the woods. it's very dangerous. it's in the open, which you have to get as close as you can to the drawing to try to get the signal back, but not the beauty which they often lose 2 or 3 drones a week. and i, but when you're just saving them, know they do have a lot of jumping equipment and it's powerful to get them. they have electronic guns which can come to our signal misplaced with them. they have good at that, that i feel they are joined. the army is weaker than hours on the way out of it. when you slip be there, jamming is much more powerful november which is soon as this was increasingly forward with drones, it becomes a question of who has the technological edge and who can improvise around? this drone has made it out of the jamming zone. if we need a set of fresh batteries, then it will be ready to fly again. let's investiga

might not be welcome to the promised by old tax paths in the west with protests taking place outside lun. things down the street on sundays, moves on, full participants was seen holding fine as a chain. the government to stop supplying the controversial defeated uranium rounds to kids, which the u. k. approved back in march, we spoke to one of the participants and activist at the international ukraine, anti fascist some, a diety, fear, russel, we've actually been protesting since 2014 in various organizations against britain . and i'm sending ministry personnel to ukraine and training to be on for us is uh we do get um a lot of support for pos, just by um, for all protests about ukraine and sometimes from ukraine, exiles from russians, its own one american good guy couldn't express his operations, what we're doing funny enough on because he said in america, people are just being lied to he and he was really pleased to say, well, we were doing almost great so long to threaten. there's no interest. it has no interest whatsoever in democracy of, for the ukrainian people or really for the, f

lun legal ef sift said we have an ethical imperative to continue this research. we looked into this for an upcoming episode of "the whole story" airing next month. phil, poppy? >> great piece. can't wait to watch. >> amazing to see the good side of ai, too. >> right. >>> hours before the government shuts down. speaking to a house republican who opposes the short-term funding bill and what he thinks about a potential move to oust the speaker. >>> also, a surprising decision by the former president's legal team that could pave the way for trump to appear at a televised trial. that's ahead. >>> the government is on the brink of shutting down. house republicans are essentially at war with one another. >> got just a little spicy. troops will not get paid. border agents, fbi agents, air traffic controllers. >> does he turn to democrats and try to cut a d.cdeal with the s? >> house republican impeachment hearing against president biden, one senior republican aide calling it "an unmitigated disaster." >> we are holding this sham hearing days before the government had shu

lun, which is popularly called god's stone, according to this story the stone has been worshiped sincecal residents come here to visit it, but also residents from nearby areas travel with us to belarus 24. we tell them on tv about the horrors of war and that the peaceful sky above your head is the highest value for us in the country in comparison with the rest of the world there is practically no crime involving the use of firearms. each trunk is taken into account by lukashenko demonstratively. he says he peaceful skies and the meaning of the motherland for a person in alexandria he talks about a common world for a common fatherland at the slavic bazaar, and between these good holidays. he is an unpopular military man who deals with the cause of possible problems. and this is the economy. i am sure that alexander grigorievich will be president for a very long time, not because he wants to. that's how a person is. it seems to me that he would have long wanted a little more peace, but now the country needs it, so he will be igor tour’s author’s view of the main events in the country and

to steve's point earlier, i wouldn't necessarily call it lun see they had that in their dot plot for next year. they brought down the expectations but i think what investors right now are really struggling with is, okay, if we are at the end of this rate hiking cycle and rate cuts are pushed out further into the future will that be offset by a better than expected economy? not a strong economy. but will the hin rance, the overhang, if you will, of a higher for longer be offset by economic growth? that's the big question as you look where you need to be allocated coming into 2024. and, frankly, it's a big question. transmission of higher rates to households and to companies has perhaps taken longer than expected. it bex the question how interest rate sensitive we are. there is room for caution as you look at your overall portfolio construction. >> a pretty wall wide of worry. number one, high er for longer from the fed. the rising bond yields, we are talking about it right now. weiss, which one of these things is the number one thing you're worried about? you mentioned wage inflation.

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