i mean -- >> you know me, mika.nning -- i like winning every argument with you. >> okay, well, good luck. >> i like winning everything. >> so my point is, if the republican party wants to stop losing, and you've pointed out how self-defeating this whole trump thing has been. >> yes. >> again and again and again in elections of recent past. >> yep. >> jim jordan's going to help the republican party into the future? an election denier? you know what he's done! >> here's what i'm more concerned about, mika. i'm concerned about the things that john just asked me about. it to get things done! and the politics of it is something that we're all going to have to contend with later on. but we need to vote a package for israel, we need to vote a package for ukraine. we need to deal with the southern border. and the fact of the matter is, right now we can't do anything of it without a speaker. so i'm not supporting jim jordan, because i don't know him. but what i'll tell you is, i want them just to get it over with. and i quit

it's mika. >> how are you, mika? i'm good. >> of course we love you in everything you've done.stage debut. i'm feeling good. i'm feeling scared. we have like 12 days until previews, but i'm very happy i'm doing it with chris. he's a very experienced theater actor, so i feel like i'm in good hands. and the play is a real roller coaster ride. it's very intense love story and it's a classic. it's very exciting to kind of bring a classic back to audiences. >> chris, tell us about it for those who haven't seen it or know about it? >> it's sort of a fine line. it's comedic. it's heartbreaking. it's really just about human behavior and really specifically about these two characters. you know, it's sort of a little microcosm of their universe. hopefully the audience feels like they're watching something that they shouldn't be watching. that's sort of our goal. >> the original run was an iconic thing. what sort of challenge or pressure is it for a revival like to make the story your own? >> luckily, i think the last time the show was done in new york, i hadn't moved to new york yet. so

we appreciate it. >> pleasure, mika. >> all right. strong response from the white house to members of congress who have fallen short of issuing their full support for israel. ahead, we'll talk to lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle who are standing strong with israel. we'll ask them where things stand on capitol hill and are they going to get a speaker? >>> plus, we'll go live to cnbc for a look at the emerging economic costs of the war against hamas. we're back in a moment. back in t (vo) in three seconds, pam will decide... (pam) i'm moving closer to the grandkids! wait. i got to sell the house! (vo) don't wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. (pam) piece of cake. (vo) whichever. get your competitve offer at opendoor.com. ♪ with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. vabysmo is the first fda-approved treatment for people with wet amd that improves vision and delivers a chance for up to 4 months between treatments. which means d

let me go back to mika. we're rapidly running out of time. but these, do you see a land invasion? because you know, we're all we're told on the one hand, you know, they're, they're casualty of adverse, but that would be a very heavy casualty. event for all sides mika, yes, you will not dare put loose on the ground. the guy is a strict, they learned in 2014, that their fighters are inferior to the policy and fighters, and they paid a very heavy, reprice in 2014 for putting boots on the ground. they've got the strip and they don't need to, they've got, they've got far enough firepower for upfront. they can the conflicts from the air and so far so they won't dare put their stuff, put boots on ground and they've got a script excuse me. and they're accomplishing their goals anyway. i mean, they don't need the, you know, they're accomplishing their goal is by the they want destruction and for destruction. you don't need to put boots on around so they don't need to. and even if they needed to they wouldn't they wouldn't dare. and we've seen that since 2014 on the nicko they they're, they

mika, it was a wonderful time with you, and i wish you nothing but health. thank you, ilizami.nter period, so i will include it even more often in my diet to treat my friends. and this was the food program on the russian tv channel , other cities and other products await us. until next time. good morning, you are watching the rossiya tv channel, my name is alexey vershinin and that means there is a five-on-one show on the air, a generous program where you can get money just out of curiosity. and our star participants prevent tv viewers from doing this: evgeny papnyeshvili, garik burito, andrey urgan, evgeny rybov and alexander pusnoy, well, what’s very interesting is how you start now and talk about our beautiful one. look, even if the clock is standing, twice a day, it shows the correct time, and so, exactly this happened last saturday, that sense that, by an incredible coincidence of circumstances, our star five won all six rounds, so we have 120,000 rubles in the bank today, this is the maximum that could be collected in the last game, if today you suddenly, it is unlikely,

joe, mika, we will see.f it's another moment file away for the general election next year. another moment, combination of the statements about israel, this gag order, impending court dates, another moment that would probably make him not palatable for those independent and swing voters who are going to decide this election next year. >>> coming up is congressman jim jordan closing in on the speaker's gavel, an update on his bid to become second in line for the presidency, straight ahead on "morning joe." , straigt ahead on "morning joe. can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi 90% clearer skin and less joint pain are possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased ris

as mika said, in many ways this trial is over.he claims against donald trump and his sons and his businesses, and so as russ said it is really just a question of what is the financial penalty in terms of the amount of money that will be disgorged from donald trump and his companies. but having a receiver and his losing his licenses in new york is something the judge has already concluded with respect to the first count. there are six other counts though that are being tried this week that involve needing to show donald trump's intent and also whether he damaged any insurance companies or any banks. that's the reason that i think letitia james has him on a witness list, to call him, because i think she is banking on the fact -- no pun intended -- that he will be a terrible witness, you know. he obviously has shown that in the e. jean carroll case and that obviously will be where there is fireworks. the big picture is that he has already lost with huge financial consequences that this judge has imposed. >> russ, let's talk about tha

her children were reportedly in the car at the time she crashed into mika. white was released from jail on sunday after she posted bond. mika westwolf's mother, carissa heavy runner, called the arrest a bittersweet moment for the family and for the campaign for missing and murdered indigenous women after prosecutors took months to bring charges. >> we just want the system to administer justice, impartially, without favor or bias. people who commit crimes need to be punished in accordance with the laws they have broken. in this case, this person killed my daughter. she was only 22 years old. amy: to see our coverage of mika westwolf's killing, visit our website democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in gaza, where palestinian authorities say the death toll from israel's 20-day bombardment has topped 7000, including ov

and i think about carina, mika, uval and all the other people. and we don't know what's going on with them. how they're treating them. so we just want them home to be safe with their families, each person. >> diego, natalie, thank you for telling your story. we hope you get them back. we hope you get them back. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> it's not fair. >> thank you. >> it's not fair. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. >>> live from tel aviv, a strong warning from the rulers of iran. its foreign minister at the u.n. today said if israel does not end its retaliation in gaza against hamas for the october 7th terrorist attacks the, quote, u.s. will not be spared from this fire. concerns of a larger regional conflict of course are growing. and we already see it with clashes between israel and hezbollah. cnn's jim sciutto is on the northern israeli border with lebanon. jim, what can you tell us about these latest clashes? >> reporter: well, jake, two things become very clear the moment you come up here. one is that israeli forces are

. >> meet mika, a robot boss.mized mika to represent the company and a its values. what work do you do? >> i am currently i working on the golden city project, first billion dollar collection equipped with advanced artificial intelligence, i can swiftly and accurately make data driven decisions. >> that might take a while. there's a significant delay in the time it takes for her to interpret and a answer your question but it's not only about speed and ability, it's also about sentience. >> i feel very strongly that we need to teach a.i. to care about people, for a.i. to be really safe, to be really, really good, i think humanizing the a.i. is a very important direction. >> if you were working with a robot, would you be nice to it? >> i think absolutely. i don't see any reason to not be nice. >> yes, we should be nice to all things that a think. >> robots don't need respect. they're just machines. >> probably not. >> why not? >> i don't know. how do you treat a robot? >> i feel like the robot will be like stay away

it's happened again, mika. >> what's going on? >> what do you mean, what's going on?assing, every year. >> our work has been stolen by a couple of french dudes. >> oh, the nobel prize? >> yeah. they awarded them a nobel prize for the electron work, willie. >> 50 over 50 list won the nobel prize. >> something you and i have been working on for years now. how long? how long must we sing this song, willie? >> it's theft. it is flat out scientific theft. we started rubbing the two rods together in general science class. >> crazy. >> we pioneered that work with electrons. now, somebody else wears the medal, the nobel medal, is it a medal or trophy? >> medal. >> yeah. >> we wouldn't know, would we? >> no. >> people keep stealing our medal/trophy, whatever it is, away. >> let's go. >> i quoted you, too, which reminds me, because this is our stream of consciousness segment here. we're about to go to the southwest wall with rattner. which you heard and seen the pictures of what u2 is doing in vegas, that orbital thing? >> breathtaking. >> it is mind-blowing even looking at it

michael snell, mika solner, thank you so much, appreciate it. it is going to be another busy week in washington. >>> all right, meantime, the stage is set for tens of thousands of unionized health care workers to walk off the job this week in what would be the largest health care strike in u.s. history. talks with their employer kaiser permanente fell short of reaching a labor deal saturday night and now more than 75,000 employees could join the picket lines wednesday unless a deal is reached. cnn national correspondent camilla bernal joins us now with more on this. so what are the workers asking for and how might this affect patients? >> so i talked to one union member this morning and she said her biggest ask is shortage problems. she said it is people doing the job of two or three and so that is really her biggest concern. and she said this is directly impacting patients because it is sort of a domino effect. so she was explaining to me, look, even if a custodian is missing, there is a shortage in that, one room doesn't get cleaned and so if

>> good morning, mika and joe.tes are going to make their case to the conference in an internal setting, starting this evening. appears highly unlikely we're going to get to house floor vote imminently, as, you know, based on the past few weeks, what we've seen with steve scalise and jim jordan, people who were two very popular members with pretty big constituencies within the party, and these nine members whom you mentioned and showed up on the screen are all, i think, fair to say, backbenchers, people who do not have the largest profiles, who do have minor leadership roles within the party, but, again, are -- have nowhere near the national profile as scalise and jordan. but that actually might work to their advantage. people who have been talking to me behind the scenes advocating for either of these various candidates have said that people like mike johnson, who are well-liked within the conference and developed a good reputation but don't have a national profile, and, therefore, are less likely to become a boog

>> mika, we don't know exactly where this offensive is going. be step by step, not a whole scale onslaught by all the israeli forces. we have a familiar pattern, israel trying to complete its military operations before international pressure forces it to stop or pause. i think president biden is doing what many american presidents have done in other mideast wars, which is to say the united states wants israel to reduce civilian casualties, limit the humanitarian civilian suffering and provide humanitarian assistance. that's consistent with the 1973 war and subsequent wars, 2006 in lebanon. the israelis want to press to complete their operations, to destroy the military structure of hamas. they'll continue doing that. there is an important bid today by the united arab emirates, which is, in effect, a kind of ally to israel. the abraham accords initially were with the uae. the uae is calling for the humanitarian pause, and israel has to take it seriously. it has a lot to lose if the relationship with the uae is damaged. in coming days, we'll see t

mika? >>> as richard reported, the biden administration is advising israel to delay a ground invasion of gaza to allow for more time for hostage negotiations and humanitarian aid to reach there. that's according to four u.s. officials. however, officials stress the u.s. is not dictating operations for the israeli defense forces. yet, the pentagon has sent a three star marine general and other officers to help advise the israelis on the challenges in fighting an urban war. this comes as senior administration officials tell "the new york times," the white house is concerned there is a lack of military objectives in gaza and the idf is not yet ready to launch a ground invasion with a plan that can work. >> of course, that's the key, richard, a plan that can work. we've been hearing so much about how difficult it would be for israel to go into gaza, to achieve what military goals they end up having, which takes us really back to your "wall street journal" op-ed, where you talk about a two-phase

mika. >>> the u.s.st at a gaza hospital tuesday was most likely caused by a misfired rocket from palestinian islamic jihad, according to two u.s. officialsnd a congressional staffer. nbc news consulted four military and munitions experts, and one agreed with the u.s. assessment which president biden hinted at during his trip to israel. while three agreed the blast was not from israel. theexperts were parts of pictures from the incident and its aftermath that have been geolocated and analyzed by nbc news. some said the marks lefty the projectile aren't consistent with the weaponry israel has used recently. hamas, meanwhile, blamed an israeli air strike for the explosion without citing any evidence, a claim widely expected across the middle east. as "the wall street journal" editorial board points out, hamas may still call this a success. its propaganda held up long enough to set the middle east ablaze. >> let's bring in former supreme allied commander of nato, four star retired admiral james stavridis. c

mika, news conference at 10:30 a.m. as of right now, where they may be able to provide more information. the headline is this person of interest is still on the loose and obviously armed and dangerous. >> this is very much unfolding right now in maine, in lewiston, maine, and surrounding towns. this person of interest, this robert card, 40 years old, reading associated press and nbc news reporting, he is a firearmed instruct e believed to be in the army reserve, assigned to a training facility in saco, maine. there is a document that circumstance lat circulated between the military saying that he was treated for mental illness in the summer. he has been hearing voices and being told to shoot up a military base. the maine medical center is reacting to this like it is a war zone. they have a mass casualty mass shooter event in the er. they're coordinating with local hospitals to figure out how to take in patients. to some reports, there were up to 50 injured. there's an order for residents and business owners to stay insi

let me go back to mika, we're rapidly running out of time. and these, do you see a land invasion? because, you know, we're all we're told on the one hand, you know, they're, they're casual here, adverse. but that would be a very heavy casualty event for all sides mico. the user will not dare boots on the ground. the guy is a strict. they learn to 2014, that their fighters are inferior to the policy and fighters. and they paid a very heavy price in 2014 for putting boots on the ground. they've got the strip and they don't need to that far. but you know, fire power for up for the taking the conflicts from the air and so far so they won't dare put their stuff, put those on there on indigo street, excuse me. and they're accomplishing their goals anyway. i mean, they don't need the, you know, they're accomplishing their goals by the they want destruction and for destruction . you don't need to put boots on a row, so they don't need to. and even if they needed to, they wouldn't, they wouldn't dare. and we've seen that since 2014 and then may go, they, their, their stated objective is th

their location is not completely known. >> yeah, mika. first of all, first and foremost, we may have american hostages in harm's way. i think the u.s. government is going to be intensely focused on that. second, of course, is to prevent a wider war, to prevent any mobilization by islamic jihad or hamas elements inside the west bank, to go after the palestinian authority leadership or try to infiltrate israel. israel's main population center is right there next to main population centers in the west bank. third, of course, is to keep israel's northern border quiet, where hezbollah has 250,000 rocket artillery and mortar pieces. we talked about 9/11. i think this is worse than 9/11 for israel in some important respects. first, in sheer proportionality. it's about like 25,000 americans being killed, if you take the proportions of our populations respectively. second is, you know, we didn't have hostages being held after 9/11. third, we didn't have rockets raining down on our entire country. our entire country wasn't in bomb shelters. fourth,

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. >> mika, thank you for being here, nine guys that promise to be the shortest, both hardest and shortestwashington. and it's not clear any of them are anywhere close to 217 votes, they need half the conference, 50% plus one. does anyone have an edge at this point? what are we expecting today? >> good morning, kasie. exactly as you mentioned. yeah. i think a lot of members of the republican caucus are coming to the reality it's nearly impossible to get 217 votes. i will say we're probably going to see tom emmer have a pretty big lead. he has the biggest name recognition. given the fact that he's the number three republican in the house. he has that leadership post, we're seeing byron donalds of florida pick up support. of course, he's a member of the freedom caucus, he'll have conservative backing there. he's also got some of the people against jordan. we saw congressman mario diaz balart support him. and behind donalds threw his support there, too. >> and one thing, i don't want to lose sight of, and it's easy as we do the horse trading and the back and forth, i mean, the government's on

in joining us from capitol hill is mika sullner who reports on congress for punch bowl news. let's begin with this development. why has he decided not to seek the speakership in a third round of voting. he has not dropped out entirely, right? guest: that's right. we saw what happened the past few vote, he lost 20 or so people on the first ballot, he lost more votes yesterday. so i think it just kind of shows that he's not there yet with getting people on his side. what's going to happen is he's going to put his candidacy on freeze for about 80 days and it looks like they'll move to empower speaker pro tem mchenry. host: we understand behind closed doors right now the republican conference is meeting and jim jordan will endorse this idea of a speaker -- of a temporary speaker, patrick mchenry, in the post? guest: that's the plan right now. i will add this resolution, however is very unpopular on some republicans. especially in the conservative wing. we just talked to free come caucus chair scott perry who said this is not the way to set a precedent on getting a speerk. a lot o

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>> well, there's no playbook for this, mika.ld, including babies, including the elderly, including the disabled, including potentially 20 american citizens which obviously is the highest priority of president biden, secretary blinken, jake sullivan addressed this yesterday. essentially the united states has to go to other countries, go to the government of qatar, go to the government of egypt, go to other players in the region and say whatever influence you have with hamas right now, we need two things. number one, we need the international red cross to play wellness visits to the hostages. and some of them are grieve usually wounded. some are elderly. they all need medical care. second, we need to know where they are so we can begin the process of negotiating their release. i think the idea that idf is going to be staging eun loll rat ground rescues is going to be a very dicey operation. so we need to know where they are and we need to pay wellness visits to them and hopefully get them home. >> jeremy, the fact that we don't kn

that sounds so good. >> good morning, michael. >> good morning to you, mika.panadas and churros. why are they such a big part of cuban cuisine? >> i would say it is all latin cuisine. imagine a fried turnover pastry. have you eaten empanadas before? >> absolutely. we have green peppers and onions? >> this is soffrito which is the holy trinity, the base of all hispanic cooking. >> okay. >> soffrito. okay. got some points for that. he's my sous chef today. once that caramelizes, we're going to throw our ground beef into the soffrito. into that soffrito, we have -- >> i'm just going to trust you. >> okay. he will be my taste tester. >> i will be the taste tester. we're going to brown this in the soffrito. >> get it nice and brown. then we're going to go over here. now you have your browned meat. we're going to be adding our wine. >> okay. what kind of wine? >> dry white wine. >> okay. nothing wrong with that. >> some salt. pepper. >> little pepper. >> then the debate. >> the debate that comes up. the debate is right here. lot of people raisins or no raisins? obvi

>> well, good morning, mika.s above the law. and i think folks should know one of the petitioners who brought this forward is an election expert not just in minnesota across the country. yeah, this is a serious case. it will be heard. but i want folks to know, too, the other way we hold donald trump accountable be at the ballot box. we are preparing to do that, too. this needs to go forward. if you ignore the law and something americans get caught up in their daily lives. the case in georgia is trying to overthrow a democratically elected government. this is stuff you thought you heard about elsewhere in the world but it's right here. yeah, this is serious. and it should go forward. >> what do you think should be revealed in court and to minnesotans through this case? and also do you know of any other states doing the same w. yeah. i know colorado is. i know there's others out there. it's on the judicial side of things, so our administration doesn't have a lot to do with it. but i think the point on this is again

. >> i appreciate that, mika, but let me tell you something.this stage of my life, if i wake up every day, it's a special day. every day is a special day if i wake up. >> it is a very special day today, because here is a tiny snippet of what we are treated to from mike every morning, right here on "morning joe." >> we have msnbc's mike barnicle with us. veteran columnist. mike barnicle is with us. >> oh! >> give me the morning meat. >> this ballpark is so many places. it fills the minds with thoughts of when you were young or thoughts of yesterday or hopes for tomorrow. >> you come here, and the memories just resonate. they just fall off you like sweat on a hot day. catastrophe of '86. >> i love you, mike barnicle! >> your average fan. >> morning. i'm mike barnicle in for willie geist, and this is "way too elderly." here it goes. president obama -- oh, right here. here he is. i walked right past the president. ♪♪ >> if you look at your life as a 15-round title bout, you've been knocked down several times, gone to one knee. you always get back u

so most mika lives, go. your, let's do see. so what are you, how much you got your 3 broad deal done? well yeah. what's your took on the green light yakima your we met a woman on the streets that came out and spoke to this. i'm not sure what all she had said, but i could, i could feel that she was just heartbreaking her and, and my heart went out or i, i think i remember telling, or i'm sorry that my country's doing this to you. i think uh ukraine is terror state and that uh, nato is also, it's insane. there's glass everywhere in bricks and been part of people's homes. they're being destroyed. and my country keeps giving money to this class. and just being able to wake up one day and you're just used to this because it's just a turing so much assume the we can see here here, this marks. so i suppose it's a cesar so or something else. came from this way. it's a way of the data. they handed me those, the shrapnel, and it was in english. the strap knows, you know, western made. i'm not sure what type of munition it was, but it was

mika will not survive without continued treatment.ain is severely damaged due to lack of oxygen . the mother of this baby died shortly before delivery. the baby was born, but now he has permanent breathing problems, which is a sign of severe brain damage due to lack of oxygen. last night , we admitted 300 wounded and 15 martyrs to the hospital. for two seriously injured women we are trying to manage this critical situation. to be honest , a part of the hospital does not have electricity, the water in the intensive care unit has also been cut off. the international organization oxfam announced: hunger is used as a weapon of war in the war with gaza. gaza with a population of 2,300,000 receives only 10% of essential food. the zionist regime controls all border routes for the entry of materials. it has closed to gaza and the rifa crossing on the egyptian border is heavily cordoned off and only a few aid trucks are allowed to enter. we will make sure he has what he needs take care of its citizens, defend itself. and respond to this attack

we're in for joe, mika and willie on this holiday monday. with us on this busy monday, we have president emeritus of the council on foreign relations, richard haass, and columnist and associate editor for "the washington post," david ignatius. katty, an extraordinary weekend, a tragic weekend, now we deal with the unfolding story on this monday morning. >> yes. lucky we have richard and david with us this morning, john, to get us through all of this. we have tons of questions for everybody. we're also going to be going to the region and speak to richard engel, as well. let's have a catchup of where we are. we begin this morning with the israel/hamas war. the combined death toll at the moment has topped 1,200, and that number is expected to rise. the war began early on saturday morning in an unprecedented surprise attack. hamas militants stormed the blockaded gaza strip, entering about 20 different israeli towns and communities. the chaos stretched across land, air, and sea, as thousands of rockets were fired into israel. militants were seen

journalist and blogger mika bodolyan came to buy a hundredweight of buckwheat, flour, rice and sugar;his like-minded people, he prepares humanitarian kits for refugees every day using donations. these are not only armenians, they are also russians they send, as if everyone got involved, all the people, i will say this, who have a heart, they understand what is going on here, and this is a terrible catastrophe. another car has arrived and it’s starting. unloading needs to be done very, very quickly, because look, here, you see, people have already gathered, we see that they are passing, say that here, sugar, sugar, sugar, sugar, over there, further, apples, all these products will be placed in individual bags, after which they will be given to refugees, there are not enough hands, but dozens of volunteers come every morning and put them back in place again butter, coffee, stew, condensed milk, for armenians this is generally what it means to become a mother anaid yegiyan found out just 10 days ago, contractions began right in a traffic jam, when thousands of cars were parked in the loc

there is though -- mika asked jim clyburn about it.ce, same thing with steny hoyer. those are pretty important for some of the members to be able to operate on and off the floor. just talk about the animosity that led to that. i think it's important people unrsnd what you say. they may have a small majority, but they are in charge of the house. >> yeah. it's an important point. whether or not you blame democrats for taking mccarthy out -- i have no position on that specifically. they could have saved him, of course. they do control the institution. i don't think this is penetrating -- i want to say this based on my reporting. i'm not sure this is penetrating with democrats. i don't know a single candidate for speaker that would put funding for ukraine on the floor. these kinds of issues -- i understand democrats had to do what they did. they consider this an internal party fight. even the things to keep -- like ukraine funding, which we staked as a country and government a lot of our credibility on, that's not going to come to the floo

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have the money, so i'm asking to leave it in the special fund. 248 amendment of the authorship of mika and colleagues rejected by the committee, please vote. for 23, the decision has not been taken, please, next dmytro oleksandrovich, you have a galaxy of amendments there, please, starting with 249, razumkov, myruslav oleksiyovych, 249, 252, 251, the third, and the fifth, give me two minutes , here is a conceptual amendment, after that we will put it to a vote, the rest will be taken by mokon, let me clarify, 249, 251, 252, 253, 255, that's right, dear colleagues, this amendment directs the funds of the road fund to defense according to targeted expenditures, and not on the general budget, as proposed by the government, therefore it is proposed to send 50% to development purchase, modernization and repair of military equipment and equipment and 50% for the payment of monetary support.

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