and as i understand it that's an area where discussion so far this is according to the ambassador mr. burns were beginning to make real progress on that. yes. >> why is it important for you to show solidarity and what are your thoughts of your colleagues like aoc and others? looks i think we should be pursuing three policies. one to radically produce the presence of hamas they are a real threat. two, to free the hostages and three, to minimize civilian casualties. what is your signaling support in the house the white house called a recipe for more chaos and shut down. she agreed with them? >> look i think we all want to avoid a shut down. talk to the white house. both a of us agree the white house, myself they can avoid a shut down that would be a good thing. ask talk about welcome being republicans are calling. [inaudible] does this provide further urgency? recently i talked to senator warner about this who's been working with the w republicans e is going to back to me with some recommendations. >> this gift approved in the house? >> would like to as soon as possible both mcconnell and i w

mr. burns' trip is part of the biden administration's ongoing engagement with key parties in an effort to get a human humanitarian pause. he's expected to beat with prime minister netanyahu, defense chief, and other senior defense intelligence officials. he's also expected to visit qatar which played a key role in the release of hostages. that played a central role in getting humanitarian aid in gaza. when it comes to the secretary of state, tony blinken, it was on sunday, yesterday, he met and went to the west bank to meet with the palestinian authority president and stopped in baghdad for talks with the iraqi prime minister. he also impressed israeli leaders for a humanitarian pause to aloud aid and people out of gaza. he asked them to limit civilian cash utes -- casualties. that's the latest, when it comes to what's been going on for about a month now for jewish americans in the audience, palestinian americans in the audience, call and give us your perspective. for those jewish americans, 20

become quasi-permanent, we’ll see, again, but nevertheless, quite serious comrades gathered in doha, mr. burnsrector of masada and representatives there from the hamas leadership, because i remind you that the hamas headquarters is located in doha, so they are discussing the possibility of this very temporary truce developing into something permanent and full-fledged, but another thing is that, of course, hamass is there , well, very tough proposals, demands put forward to israel, i i’m not sure that even massad, who at the moment certainly has no sympathy for netanyahu, will agree to this, that is , we are talking about the fact that hamas is really releasing all israeli hostages in exchange for israel letting in, well, whole thousands, most likely, of palestinian prisoners from their prisons. now, of course, if this happens, yes, and this will be exchanged, yes, for some kind of full-fledged truce, but this will already be one hundred percent the end of mr. netanyahu’s example, so i think that he is either way most likely a political one to ask the question, what was all this for, yes, yes,

understands this, yes, which will be busy with these negotiations, there will be no cia director there, mr. burns, went to ukraine, now they will resolve issues there, but there will be blinkin, there will be jake sullivan, so these will definitely lose everything, perhaps, perhaps, okay, thank you, andrey, i of course, i'm preparing for it what will happen... biden in beijing, well, it’s still not like that, of course, here comes a wise dragon, so to speak, meets a lame duck, in fact, no, biden is really a lame duck, sorry, a year left, less than a year to go elections, which, strictly speaking, the administration is not in the best shape right now, of course , we have the first ones coming up in a couple of months, this is such a remake of the famous one, but there is a sleeping dragon, that’s what they called it, and the stealing tiger, there are the first trials against trump's hidden dragon and network stealing vdu for 4 the first month will be the first they should have delivered in early january. trump in such orange clothes, there can’t be a court decision that everything is fine, it woul

this is a choice between mr. burns and mr. magoo, okay?uess the good news, if there is any good news, we still have a long way to go. maybe by next year, biden will be younger? i don't know. and of course trump, who once tweeted "the new york times reporting is false. they are a true enemy of the people!" suddenly can't stop talking about the ny times. this poll, "not failing anymore!" and remember, as hard as this is to believe, polling a year ahead of an election is always super accurate. if you don't believe me, ask president hillary clinton. it's true. trump was on the witness stand for one of many trials on his docket today. you can see him there, refrigerator, perry mason with the melania mannequin he hire toad represent him. she is a piece of work. he took the stand today for five hours. and you could tell he was rattled because the color of his face was about eight shades darker than the color of his hands. he apparently didn't want to leave little orange fingerprints on the bible when he was sworn in. off-whitey bulger put on quit

arabic language, at that time there was quartet, here it is, dear mr. burnspean union, the usa and russia, but in reality it is the usa and russia, the european union, and partly the un played a supporting role, so it was possible to discuss , throwing aside, as they say, everything else, what to do in this situation, now such opportunity. lost, and if it is not restored in some form, then it seems to me that we can put an end to multilateral efforts to resolve the conflict. i know only one argument that netanyahu, for example, could make if he wanted, otherwise we will lose the support of the united states, otherwise the united states will not provide us with military assistance, otherwise the united states will not hover. resolutions in the un security council that could go against the interests of israel, as you think, senator, the united states, in this situation, with all due respect to mr. bernz, the united states, if you want, further escalating tension in the middle east, you know, the united states, no matter how you treat it, is of course a powerful

a permanent truce it suggests this american negotiators are sitting around the table, including mr. burns from cia, and israelis, so. i am hoping that calmer heads will prevail, i hope this is a little premature and nothing like a truce is going to happen. and that is israel will be soon back in the field if they left it, going after the rest of hamas, wherever they are in southern gaza or wherever to do the job of an i'lannihilation. mean while. as though they have nothing better to do, white house, president biden, none of them ever talk about the americans who are still hostages. then, iran continues to go on its merry way, as puppet tear apuppeteer and paymaster, nothing is done it is appeasement, i hope that the idf does what israel must do. and do not listen to any of these other nonsensical noises. that is my quick riff. stories are moving as fast as light, joining us now great alabama senator tommy tuberville, he knows a thinger or two. you probably heard peter doocy or part of my riff, there is -- i am hearing insane things out there. insane things as though some of the, your col

permanent truce, it does suggest that american negotiators are sitting around the table including mr. burnsrom the central intelligence agency and also israelis are sitting around the table. so i am hoping calmer heads will prevail. i am hoping this is a little premature and that nothing like a truce is going to happen and that israel will be soon back in the field if they ever left it, going after the rest of hamas wherever they are at southern gaza or wherever to do the job of annihilation so once and for all israel can solve this problem. meanwhile as though they got nothing better to do, as though they got nothing better to do, the white house, president biden, none of them ever talk about the americans who are still hostages. and then finally iran continues to go on its merry way as the puppeteer and the paymaster, all right? nothing is done there. it is appeasement, not deterrents. i hope, i hope, that the idf does what israel must do and do not listen to any of these other nonsensical noises. that's my quick riff. all right, stories are moving as fast as light. joining us now the gre

conversation between a mass who, who hold the captives and also in directly via egypt with israel is about mr. burns. being able to dump the eyes and cross the t's in terms of what is acceptable in terms of these negotiations and what isn't. because he also heard what these ratings are or how follow these ladies are willing to go to get these captives back. and there's a lot of things burns can do and it's not like he's going to break away from what vitamin. ready can are saying, but if you carefully track what binding blinking they've been saying they've been all over the map. even these really to been all over the map. no cease fire, but yes, to little potters and even even been, you know, talking about technical posits. so what are they talking about and we know that these um houses you negotiation have been going on since october 7th, the 9th of october 7th. they began talking about swapping women and children. they did get 4 out. there's 10 or 15 being negotiated now and uh, including 6 americans. uh and uh they of course, and these rarely those same will never negotiate with how much just name

bu -- mr. burns in the swimming pool, it's funny when mr. burns pushes mr. brains have been rewired on campuses to evaluate issues in this oppressor/oppressee way and companies are navigating that with a lot of pain n their hearts, they know there is a lot of hypocrisy in their hearts, they know they don't really support free speech >> eric, we went from -- i mean for me with twitter, you were allowed to talk about a wuhan lab. you were not allowed to talk about hunter biden laptop. those are the things that i'm talking about. now, i'mnot saying you leap to you know, all of a sudden airing everything my point was that the lowest common denominator for any other gender, any other -- for gender or any race issue is there was zero tolerance and it wasn't that it wouldn't be there. you would be canceled for the rest of your life. these people are not even getting canceled the thought of it getting canceled for saying my glorious martyrs of hamas on the side of a college building and they're doing nothing. one person got -- one person got arrested in that demonst

mr. shchigol, burned down, the body is called... this is the state intelligence service, yes, well, in particular, he also bore some responsibility , yes, for the fact that we were out of speech. accordingly, as you see now, the case of the investigation of these or that of financial abuse, in which mr. shchygol and mr. zhorra, his deputy, are suspected. you know, globally, a very dangerous process is taking place in the country, it is the centralization of power, and together with the centralization of power, the centralization of resources, financial flows, what the ukrainians fought against after the revolution of dignity, is the excessive dictatorship of yanukovych, it is still a step behind today step by step returns under the guise of war, under the guise of the need to resist full-scale russian aggression, but this is not the case, because we we are fighting for it, to be free , not to be a blue-and-yellow russia, but to be a part... an integral part of the european community, the community of the free, the community of free

mr. engineer, public expenses, burning public hands, and issues that exist, our time is over, more than four minutes more than the broadcasting of friends , please give us a chance. we will continue to follow this issue until it is resolved god bless you and have a good day. i am now inside shafa hospital, the situation here is completely catastrophic, a general disaster is happening in the treatment department, if not tens of thousands of people, then there are thousands of people who are in the hospital area, inside the hospital building, in the stairwell, guys. there are many of them who have lost their parents. unfortunately, these children are going a long way for the israelis to bring about the collapse of the health system, and this is part of their pressure on the palestinian community until the humanitarian community intervenes. full-scale disaster ahead goes as you know, the occupiers have cut off our electricity and water, we have little fuel and it may run out at any moment, then our devices will shut down and people's lives will be in danger. if we don't get new fuel for the gen

then as i understand it that's an area where discussions have so far according to the ambassador mr. burns were beginning to make real progress on that. >> why is important for you to show solidarity with -- and with your thoughts and your colleagues like ocasio cortez -- on the cease-fire. >> i have three policies. one to radically reduce the presence of hamas. they are a real threat. two to free the hostages and three to minimize civilian casualties. >> the white house called it a recipe for more chaos and a shutdown. do you agree? we all want to avoid a shutdown. i have talked to the white house and both of us agree the white house and myself that if this will avoid a shutdown it will be a good thing. [inaudible] does this provide further urgency. >> recently i talked to senator warner about this has been working with the republicans and he's going to get back to me with some recommendations. [inaudible] >> we'd like to do it as soon as possible. both mcconnell and i want to avoid a shutdown to getting this done obviously before friday at midnight, dissent has lots of arcane rules. mcco

mr. hosseini's report in beirut and now at the same time with your words, there was a frame with a camera of al-mayadeen reporter's camera that was burning on you, that you are in a similar situation as the reporter, well , we had a similar situation as the reporter of martyr al-mayadeen, mrs. farah omar, this attack and that camera frame burning, how does it feel and do you have any feedback? extremely upset. in the 30 or so days that i have been here , i have been a reporter for various television channels, and many times on the way to prepare reports or go to different places for live communication, i see these friends and we see each other every day. let's at least be in contact with each other to exchange news and information that we have from different regions, because the length of the border strip is 15 kilometers, well, we cannot be present in each place for a moment, but the reporters are in contact with each other and share the news of different regions with each other. we share with each other and every day at least once , we ask each other how we are doing. we actually saw mrs. farah omar and mr. rabi al-mamari one day befor

quasi -permanent, we’ll see, again, but nevertheless they gathered quite in spirit serious comrades, mr. burns i ’m not sure that even massad, who is there at the moment certainly has no sympathy for the book, will agree to this , that is, we are talking about the fact that hamas is really releasing all israeli hostages in exchange for the fact that israel will release, well, thousands, most likely, of palestinian prisoners from their prisons. of course, if this will happen, and this will be exchanged, but for some kind of full-fledged truce, but this will be one hundred percent the end of mr. netanyahu’s example, well... i think that he will most likely politically question what all this was for, yes , yes, plus, the americans are now putting forward quite strict conditions regarding how or whether a military operation will be carried out in the south of gas, because they don’t want what happened in the north of gas, and this has already led to huge rallies there in the west and including in the united states of america, the rise of islamophobia on the one hand, anti-semitism on the other han

mr. dr. flare , it burns in the same burners , but consider these 3 million liters in turkey itself. although the most widespread use is 3 million tons, although the most widespread actually uses lpg , it uses a total of 4 million tons, we have 3 million tons , but we actually lose lpg , we can replace these. in my opinion, even these 3 million tons can actually have a special basket give it to me mr. shariati, now it is clear that you mentioned the laws that the ministry of oil should have some duties that it has to perform, which you say it has not done, so far it seems to be a discussion, we have also discussed economics, a couple of things. we did two to four and we saw that it is more economical to go to my place than to go. supposedly, we either import gasoline or we will import it in the future. naturally, in terms of price , it is more economical here, but this has not been done so far. what about you in your own parliament? what did you do ? how much did you use your opinion for the ministry? let the oil come, do its duty. if it doesn't do it, what is the clear reason for yo

mr. dr. flare, which means it burns in the same burners? consider these 3 million liters. turkey itself , even though it is the most extensive use of 3 million tons despite the fact that the most widely used lpg is actually used by 4 million people , we have 3 million people, but in fact, we are losing lpg, we can replace these. in fact , it can have a special basket. give it to yourself, mr. shariati, now it's clear that you mentioned the laws that the ministry of oil should have certain tasks that it should have done, which you say it is not doing. we made two to four and saw that it is better to leave towards the consumption of lpg, until we go, it is assumed that we will either import gasoline or import it in the future. naturally, in terms of price , this is economical. this has not been done so far . what did you do in your own parliament? let him do his homework. if he doesn't do it, what is the clear reason for you to tell him? yes, i will complete mr. rahimi 's order now . that mention this 700 million dollars, if we do not import gasoline or if we produce gasolin

, we are a little nostalgic for those beautiful shots of the spring of 22, when bayraktar burned the occupier, mr, thank you for the analysis, for our viewers, valery ryabykh, military expert, director of development of the information and consulting company defense express, a short pause, then we will listen to the news promptly, there are discounts on helpex. 20% in pharmacies plantain bam and savings. did you drink an antibiotic? yes, he took an antibiotic, drank probiz. gavrila, you are also sick, sick. i drank an antibiotic, it ran into your stomach. tired of heavy and bulky saws. then the compact and powerful saw strongg from unpack tv is just for you. now you can easily trim trees and bushes. the strongg saw is so convenient to use for carpentry as well affairs this is the perfect tool for your. house or garden, and the price is only uah 1,499. a reliable battery is also included, cut branches, cut a beam, chop firewood, you can do all this in one movement with a strongg saw. just look at how quickly she copes, even with thick branches. the strong fork is easy to use and mobile once it's r

mr. zhora, so to speak, burned out on this whole story, we understand that it is much more complicated andible it is more pyramidal, yes, well, but in any case, the law enforcement officers began to seriously investigate this case, how the investigation might unfold, who it might lead to, yes, because a goldfinch by himself, well, he could hardly implement such things , so the state intelligence service, well, in fact, we understand that his release, it was a technical such a... a routine measure that they did, literally an hour before , how he and the deputy received the suspicion from nabu, i think that just the office of the president, someone leaked this information, it is directly the people of the deputy prime minister fodorov, and the immediate story that is related to drones, unfortunately, the problem with so the so-called drone army, it is large, many people have talked about it, including me and mine colleagues on smart politics, we traveled a lot on the front, talked a lot with the defenders, one of the questions that we asked them was whether they saw the so-called army of dro

how we're both white and all what do you think about joining me no a good ole fashion cross burning? >> go, mr. leghorn, how do i talk just like you? >> well, that's easy, little one. just use your favorite racial slur. >> like this? [long beep] ♪ >> whoa. >> greg: terrible. tyus, as an animal lover, will this solve the bigotry that's so rampant in the bird watching community? >> tyrus: i really hope so it's about damn time. you know, need to change the name from blackbirds, obviously. to dark birds. this is so [ bleep ] stupid. i'm sorry. like the first bird on the thing should have been like the wood coc. let's get rid of that one. it's a little offensive when you're like, hey, kids, come into the forest so we can look at wood coc. you don't want to change that name. the people are so stupid. the audubon society changed the name of the scheurwater bird because it's named after scheurwater audubon but they don't change their name. >> greg: yes. [laughter] >> tyrus: to a bird if you saw it, oh, sparrow, and go about your day. this is the most random, stupid virtue signaling thing, because so m

it is written that mr. doctor and the patients should be slaughtered , why don't you burn them all there, the trash of the world ? in the center of gaza, nine people were killed. i want to read the comments. i said , "mr. dr. haddad adam, i will see you ." why do they like ruins so much, give them more, how like a sauce who come out of their lines, this is the opportunity to throw a missile from the air at them and destroy them all in one shot . this is the same even with christians, don't think that they have this view with our muslims and the palestinian people, and since they bought many of these organizations with the money they have, and let me tell you, they are assigned to your service in a way, they are expected from this organization . you shouldn't have, mr. torabi , look at the tsar of tehran, how interesting it is the children of tehran, mrs. sabbiri , are using it as a sign of sympathy and together with the children of gaza. tehran's revolution square , let's stay for a few minutes and join with the people of zulfaqar in the battle of zastan . ash's shield fell with al alife

seeing as we say they're fido seeing as we think about joining me for good old-fashioned cross burning? >> a g mrorn how do i talk just like you question a process is a little one just use your favorite racial slur, like this? our mark. >> terrible. gre tyrus as an animal lover will t hethis solve the bigotry that so rampant in the birdwatchingit community? >> i really hopey? so. it's about time. yoyou need to change the name fm blackbirds obviously. [laughter] dark birds. [laughter] this is so stupid. i am ble sorry.he the first bird should have been the woodcock let's get rid of that one that's a little offensive li mckay come to the forest we can look at woodcock change that name.at these people are s wo stupid. the audubon society is changing the name of the shearwater bird because it's named after shearwater audubon but they don't change theirscr au name. [laughter] a bird if you saw you would be like a sparrow and go about you. day. this is the most random stupid virtue is signaling thing soy many birds arebi going to send them thank you notes. my whole life i've been oppressed being named

mr. hosseini it was in beirut and now it was broadcast at the same time as your speech. there was a frame with a camera of al-mayadeen reporter's camera burning. for those of you who work in a similar position as a reporter, well, for example , you had a similar position as the reporter of shahid al-mayadeen, mrs. farah omar, this attack and that camera frame in what kind of feeling and feedback does burning have inside you? amazing. it was sad. in the 30 or so days that i have been here, i have been a reporter for various tv channels, and many times on the way i go to prepare reports or go to different places for live communication, i see these friends and we see each other every day. let's at least be in contact with each other to exchange news and information that we have from different regions, because my strip is 15 kilometers long, so we can't be present in each place for a moment, but the reporters are in contact with each other and the news of different regions. we share with each other and we ask how each other is doing at least once every day to find out how they are doing. we actually saw mrs. farah omar and mr. rabi memari one day

burn the federal government. it's a nonstarter. [indiscernible question] mr. jeffries: my comments speak for themselves. i have more to say in a political environment. we're not in a political environment right now. reporter: i think members of the c.b.c. who have rallied behind representative tlaib and calling it an issue of free speech. mr. jeffries: my vote on the censure resolution speaks for itself. reporter: cory bush calling for a sees fire and ms. tlaib's comments. how is chewing away at the coalition of the democratic party and should there be a sees fire? mr. jeffries: let me tell you about the coalition of the democratic party -- maybe at the end of my comments. position on the situation in the middle east is clear, will continue to be clear and that is the overwhelming position of the house democratic caucus. we will continue to stand by israel. our two countries have a special relationship that's anchored in our shared democratic values and interests. and israel's place in the world as a jewish and democratic state and a safe haven for the jewish people. the events of october 7 in my view m

andrew koppelman and he's also an author this his eighth book burning down the house how libertarian philosophy was corrupted by delusion and greed. mr. koppelman you opened this book in south tennessee. what happened? what happened was that the county, albany county, decided to essentially privatize its fire so that each individual homeowner would pay a fee for fire protection and. one of the homeowners, an old man who'd, been paying his fee for >> one of the homeowners forgot one year and his house caught fire and the fire department came to protect his neighbors but watched his house burn down because he didn't pay his fee. it was generally understood at the time this was early in the obama administration, that judging that the fire department did here was basically the same argument that people were having aboutt obama care. can is there a collective obligation to protect people? i wrote a book about the obama care litigation and i concluded after learning about it that the attack was driven by philosophy libertarianism and everybody is on their own and only legitimate function of the state is to protect people's person and prope

mr. sadeghi, but in fact, i will do what exists, what exists, well, now many experts say, sir, the zionist regime is burning the ground with this scenario, if it is also damaging to the resistance and the palestinian people. yes, mr. sadeghi, it has been more than 40 days since the war, and despite the fact that many operations have been carried out against the regime, they have not been able to find a prisoner. it was possible for those who believed they should think that as soon as the regime enters the healing hospital, it will release a group of prisoners, or arrest some hamas leaders , or capture a camp where the hamas command is located, and for example, the military power of hamas will be disabled . none of these events happened, and 40 and one days have passed , the regime has not been able to release even a single prisoner from inside the court. do see, in fact, another dimension of intelligence and military superiority of groups the resistance in this event, in this recent event that started with the al-aqsa storm, is that this is the volume of this number of palestinians who were taken captive in

mr dr. novari, we will continue. you are welcome. this burn in this meat was caused by phosphorous, a substance whose bombs have been dropped on the heads of palestinian civilians about 10 times since the beginning of the zionist regime's genocide in gaza about a month ago , while the use of phosphorous bombs after the first world war it was banned and according to the 1980 geneva convention, white phosphorus should not be used as a weapon in civilian areas. now these prohibited weapons have been given to the zionists by the us to continue the genocide. allahu akbar. this substance is exposed be oxygen they beat and burn. and this is the reason why zionists use these bombs for genocide. now, if only a small amount of this amount of phosphorus falls on a human body , it will be killed in less than 10 minutes because it has a temperature of about 2760 degrees celsius. some experts say: phosphorus bombs can be used as anti-armor weapons, because their high heat pierces tank armor. now imagine that these bombs have been dropped about 10 times on t

mr. sullivan: we got a readout in fact, nick burns was his company on that mission. we coordinated between the government and state department. those were private diplomatic conversations but we've had a good opportunity with senator schumer's delegation and we spoke about the outcomes of that which are fitting into what the president will do and hopefully resolving -- resulting in tangible progress. reporter: can you tell us more about the military equipment israel is getting from the united states and the way it is using it? mr. sullivan: yes, the department of defense will lay out what we are providing. i have stood up here before and told you about key elements which include interceptors for iron dome, artillery, position guided ammunitions. dod and the state department will follow normal protocol and laying out transfers of weapons to israel. reporter: the president will be bringing in resolution for immediate cease-fire and rejection of israel's justification that its actions in gaza are self defense. on the international stage president biden is losing ground

very he smelled something like that, well, everything started to burn quickly, shortly before these events, on the day the war began, mrstyana was taken to the maternity hospital, and she just gave birth to her seventh child, after a few days she and the baby were discharged and allowed to go home , when there were shellings, the family hid in the basement, but on the night of march 12, it was more or less calm, so everyone stayed in their own apartment on the ninth floor . march 12 , 2022, my porch is on fire, the ninth floor, she flew in, there are wounded, there are children, children dead, burned children. this video was shot by neighbors of the dmytrenkov family. people say that the injured children were taken to the hospital, but their condition is not known for sure. mrs. tetyana also ended up in the medical facility, though. the woman does not remember all the details, because she fainted more than once. she says that she and her three children went to sleep in the pantry, and her husband shot himself in the corridors and there were four more children with him. everyone woke up in the middle of the night from th

mr. serhiy, perhaps you have information about what was so burning in the temporarily occupied donetsk, noto, er, yes, the warehouses were burning, the warehouses were burning, including with the state security service, i know for sure that everything else will be said by the competent persons who took part in this, well, they should say it directly, well, to what extent i don't know, smoke was visible there, yes, yes, smoke was also visible, and what we were told was being done there, that is, everything is being done as it should, as it should be done, well, i should know what is under them, under there, where they stand, where they walk, must leave... this is our ukrainian land. sir serhiy, well, and accordingly, i would like to ask you about the level of preparation for the winter campaign, in particular, it is about providing our military with everything necessary, so we understand that, well, we hope, more precisely, that everything is going as it should be, but maybe there are some other additional needs worth talking about. so, i will say that in relation to the provision of troops.

mr. speaker, today marks the ag since the town of paradise were tragically burned. 86 lines lost in a town devastated. all gone. you can see how graphic it is and people trying to escape on a naivero path up and down. but five years later, wref much to be optimistic and people are building with every new house permit, with every community event, the optimism and resiliency of the people of paradise. we have to help them and pass this legislation so they are not taxed and i hope to get through this house floor and help them with infrastructure and get rid of the dead trees and such in the area. but they are bouncing back. god bless as think continue to bounce back from five years ago that will be remembered as we remember the loss of the loved ones and the damage. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, as we prepare for veterans'

regarding the burning of the national bank, in the words of mr. miley, it is even about a binamitar, to blow up, yes, to dynamite the national bank, then i think that this is a metaphor and it refers to fiscal discipline, reducing expenditures and increasing revenues to the budget, because you do not you can... increase spending, when you don't have revenue, if you don't have revenue, you can't fund all those programs, obligations that you have, and so his policies, first of all , about fiscal discipline, do they understand what that is, you know , a fundamental problem, because in the 30s of the last century, argentina was in ninth place in the world according to economic indicators, it was a very successful country. and in ten years it falls, now it is somewhere in the 49th or 59th, in short, definitely not in the top ten, and well, there are different thoughts, why this happened, but it says to me that this is something even deeper than the central bank of argentina, even deeper than dollarization or pesosification, you can say, i don't know, o

burning , the way of the night. during the night, i will talk with mr. gholamreza bhairai, the manager of the sports and entertainment department of radio iran, mr. bhairai, hello, you are very welcome to see this title, which is definitely memorable for many , and is familiar to many. hello , to all my dear viewers, this is true it is based on a poem by mohammad sadegh taheri and the voice of ostad karim is memorable. all this music collection has caused us to hear this title track and all of us go to the way of the night and all the memories that i think all iranians have of this program in their minds and in their memories and of that title track that has been played in many hands over the years. it hasn't changed anymore, it is still playing regularly, there were many discussions about its change, about its reconstruction, but the same sound, the same oldness, the same atmosphere , finally became part of the birth certificate of this program, and it somehow remains mr. bhairai now, every night, every night. in fact, what is the difference between the

gunmen had walked and went into some of the buildings that had been burned out, where men women and children had been slaughtered. mre he is in meetings with key political figures, jerusalem where he is in meetings with key politicalfigures, above all the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and that is where the politics gets interesting because he will give his support to israel's right to defend itself but he is also expected to raise concerns about the need to do more to protect civilians in gaza but also what more can be done to get more humanitarian aid in. that is why lord cameron today said it was really important that this humanitarian pause, this hostage deal had to happen. notjust for itself but also for the possibility that perhaps it could unlock new dynamic in this conflict. we will keep you up—to—date with developments from here in tel aviv and of course as people wait for confirmation that hostage exchange deal will happen, we will watch that for you and let you know. don't forget about the live page. we are covering every development of the conflict. do log on and take a look. it is being updated minut

what we are watching, this week we watched a feric video of the burning, in fact, of an echelon with fuel and bridge materials, hey , mr, stay, be kind to me, there will be a pause for a couple of minutes, well, we already have an ether, and after it we will continue to analyze the most important things. dear viewers, wait, dmytro snigiv will join us in a couple of minutes. and what do you think about lakal fix? fixes reliably, my dentist advised me. yes, and particles of food do not get under the prosthesis. and the price is good, the right choice for my retirement. lacalot fix is ​​a new cream for extra strong fixation of dentures and healthy gums. so, yours choice - lakkaut fix. meet the new product, a profitable package of 70 g. there are discounts on nasoferon 10% in the pharmacies of psylsnyk, bam and oskad. with rh, as a result of increased temperature, the body can lose water, so it is necessary to surround reo for abundant drinking. heavy drinking, i.e. drinking a lot? so. when regular water is not enough, i recommend reo. reo restores the water-electrolyte balance in gr. the solution for abundant drinking is

mr. yanukovych in presidential administration. by mid-february , maidan resembled scenes from a post-apocalyptic movie, burning tires and an insaneg to the police, on february 18, radicals used firearms for the first time. during the clash near the verkhovna rada, 25 people were killed and 350 were injured. on february 19, the massacre continued, claiming several dozen more lives, both security forces and protesters on february 20, amid negotiations between yanukovych and opposition leaders about a possible truce and during the early presidential elections , shooting begins on institutskaya street and maidan. on the morning of the 20th, on this roof, i saw a sniper couple. in front of my eyes, snipers opened fire and shot at protesters, at employees of special units of berkut, at police officers. in order to naturally provoke a huge tragedy. on february 23, institutskaya street had not yet been washed away from the blood of the dead, by a resolution of the verkhovna rada, the acting president of ukraine appointed a speaker parliament alexander turchinov. maidan rejoices, yanukovych flees to kharkov, and then to russia. the self-p

mr. yanukovch in the presidential administration, by mid-february the maidan resembled footage from a post-apocalyptic movie, burningrowd demanding more and more blood every day, according to the police , on february 18, the radicals used firearms for the first time . during the clash at the verkhovna rada, 25 people were killed and 350 were injured. on february 19, the massacre continued, claiming several dozen more lives, both from security forces and protesters. on february 20, amid negotiations between yanukovych and opposition leaders about a possible truce and holding early presidential elections , gunfire began to ring out on instytutska street and maidan. on the morning of the 20th, on this roof i saw sniper couple before my eyes, snipers opened fire and shot at protesters, at special forces officers, at berkut, at police officers, and in order to naturally, uh, provoke a huge tragedy. on february 23, institutskaya street had not yet been washed away from the blood of the dead, by a resolution of the verkhovna rada, the acting president of ukraine, appointed speaker of parliament alexander turchynov. maidan

mr. chairman, after the winter, what is the situation, we are entering the winter, we understand how burningituation is in the kupyan region, which is now preparation for the so-called extra-dangerous scenarios, if the enemy finally finishes off, for example, your power plant. infrastructure, well, we are preparing for that, and we understand that it is necessary to prepare for the worst scenario, that is why we have fire protection points and heating points, they are equipped with everything necessary for there to be light, there are generators for there to be it is warm, we are installing boilers and heaters, we are preparing such, places in the city of medziku. kupyansk and throughout the kupyansk community, and in the kurilivsk community, and in kindraschivsk , that is, all communities, all eight communities that are part of the pukiniv district, they have more than 90 points of infamy, more additional heating points, have all the possibilities to provide them, and they are provided and, in principle , ready to function, to open as soon as such an urgent need arises, of course they will

mr. mansouri. many others had been sent to savak prisons and told us about the experience of being burned with an oven , even being burned. the smell of this young man's burnt ears filled the whole space. its visualization also takes one's breath away. i am reminded of movies that start with: tamamashai. this movie is not recommended for everyone except that this time it is real. maybe that's why mr. mansouri didn't want to tell what he didn't say. until several years after the revolution, i was not ready to speak a word about these topics. recently convinced to say. what they say is what they write it motivated me to talk a little about this . it means the fixed words of the head of savak. that i always i was against shakhna, which was an illegal thing, i did not see the torture, nor did i interrogate them, the marks of injuries are sometimes on their bodies, based on the memoirs of savak prisoners, a book was published , and they recorded 84 types of torture, all of them with a document of the fate of all those who were in the fork. savak was caught here, the anti-sabotage committee of savak was for

had a very, well, smell like that, well, everything started to burn quickly, not long before these events, on the day when the war began, mrsospital and she gave birth to her seventh child. in a few days, she and the baby were discharged and sent home. when there was shelling, the family hid in the basement, but on the night of march 12, it was more or less calm, so everyone stayed in their own apartment on the ninth floor. and in the morning, the dmytrenkis' house looked like this. march 12 in 2022, my porch is on fire. this video was taken by neighbors. the dmytrenki family, people say that the injured children were taken to the hospital , their condition is not known for sure, mrs. tetyana was also in the hospital, however, the woman does not remember all the details, because she did not pass out several times, she says that she and her three children went to bed to sleep in the storeroom, and her husband shot himself in the corridors and there were four more children with him. everyone woke up in the middle of the night from the explosion, and as a result of the washing fire. they were all... in the corridor, one child,

mr. engler, what about the hypocrisy that we're seeing, most notably in european countries with regards to these uh demonstrations, for example, you can burn the holy quran, that's considered free speech, but if you would, if you were to burn an israeli flag, that would be major offense, they would arrest you, they would charge you, how do you explain that? it's uh, it's flagrant hypocrisy, uh, we see this in calgary, here in canada a protest organizer was arrested for chanting, from the river to the sea, palestine will be free, the the israel lobby uh while they're committing genocide, they have the media talking about how some chance uh for equal rights is is is genocide. uh, there's a whole effort to ban protest here. and and as you mentioned in in germany and in france they've banned all kinds of palestine uh solidarity protests uh it's it's it it's not really explainable beyond. on it's just serving power, it just speaks to how deferential uh those countries are to israel and to the us empire, all of the rhetoric in terms of the hypocrisy, all of the rhetoric about about russia violating international law and ukraine's right to resist

else to find enemy equipment, which we are actually trying to burn , destroy, destroy, for our viewers, i want to remind you, because we, mrvgeny, are currently collecting reconnaissance drones for the 23rd separate rifle battalion of the armed forces forces of ukraine, just so that our viewers understand how important it is and how important it is to close this collection as soon as possible, so that these drones end up, in fact, with the scouts. from this battalion, you now see a qr code on your screens, so please scan it and transfer the funds, continuing the topic of drones, i read from my colleague, a journalist who is currently in the armed forces of ukraine, such a post about what by her observations, by her some comparisons of the work of fpv drones, how the ukrainian side worked with these drones, how in fact, they made sure that you were the target and that not to waste the potential on some such small targets, not just there for trenches for kamikaze, she writes, we considered it a trifle, it’s a shame to transfer a valuable drone, except to make a reset from a bomber, and enemy fpv drones happened, but it was r