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mediacom supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> officials from the state and defense department testified on russia's aggression and its invasion of ukraine. they discuss new sanctions, china and iran providing technology to russia, and concerns about other nations continuing to do business with russia. this morning, defense and state department officials testify on countering russian aggression in ukraine. they are appearing before the senate foreign relations committee. live coverage, here on c-span 3. >> forces on the border with ukraine, mostly assume the russian military is one of the most powerful unearth. but, for nearly one year, brave ukrainians from army recruits to retired grandmothers have exposed just how weak the kremlin military really is. because a leader who senses soldiers into battle with almost no food is weak. an army that gives its recruits instructions to use their weapons, taken from wikipedia is weak. generals, using maps from the 1960s to fight a war in 2022 are

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three months ago all of the abundance,e, mediacom surveyors were talking about not a red wave but but a a red tsunam. they were talking about a shellacking. they were talking about progress is being in panic. none of that happened. from arizona to michigan, from pennsylvania and minnesota progresses one up and done about. race is a were not expected to win, flipping state houses, state senate and, of course, winning a lot of statewide races. obviously success has a lot of fathers and mothers the one thing that is undeniable is the role that young people played in the election. if you look at the senate race in pennsylvania, john fetterman, one young voted by a 70-29 margin. you look at the conference in wisconsin, governor was reelected by a similar margin. ander in georgia, raphael warnok was reelected to the senate i two to one margin. no other age cohort support of one party by a larger margin. all those races were decided by less than five points. in each case, young people were difference makers. and this is not the first time. this was the second highest turnout for young people

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