mr. charles, come in to a dialogue directly before a ministry in moscow has issued a responsibility as a card of the spokes person saying that there would be a reaction from moscow to the expulsion of those 2 diplomats. moscow denies any involvement in the killing of hunger. surely, and he was a wanted terrorist in russia. he had asylum state as here in germany. but moscow had been seeking him in order to, to prosecute him in connection with the death of almost 100 people directly. that they say he was involved in those death in russia's north caucus region. also, he's accused of being part of the planning and plotting for the 2010 moscow metro suicide attacks. now, the russian ambassador released a statement shortly after this, the sentencing saying that he believed that both the evidence that was provided from the prosecution and the timing of the sentencing were politically motivated. the absurd thesis about the involvement of the russian federation in this case was never confirmed by convincing evidence to accept pseudo investigations and unsubstantiated statements of the bias media

mr. charles, come in to a dialogue directly and to fill those actors who want to de escalate on both sides can have deeper communication with each other. i would prefer that to call them to call transportation, which is just destroying and a lot of people life. if you get an escalation, well, situation, i don't like that idea. what, what about people in germany themselves? europe, as you mentioned in the midst of many crisis, including energy, how much public appetite is there in germany for renewed hostilities with russia, the continents biggest energy supplier. when we look at the evaluation for examiner institute and other institutions during regular, the evaluations, in spite of all propaganda which is conducted in german media and by some of the politicians in germany, the majority of german still aiming to friendly relationship to russia, to china and that was the recently, that was in the migration that more than 83 percent of german prefer stuff and back an export and having peace through foreign relations. so the majority of germans was peace. meanwhile, sometimes part of the gove

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mr. charles stimson is a deputy director at the center for legal and judicial studies and manager of the national security law program at the heritage foundation. before joining the foundation in 2007, mr. simpson served -- mr. stimson served as secretary a tray of defense for detainees. he advised secretary rumsfeld and gates and detainee procedures including at guantanamo, iraq and afghanistan. he has served as a military prosecutor, defense counsel, and recently served as deputy chief judge navy marine corps judiciary. he continues to serve as commanding officer of the preliminary -- thank you for coming. >> after we swear in the witnesses, each witness will have five minutes to provide opening statements. the rounds of questions, each center five minutes. please straight -- please try to remain in your allotted time. could all witnesses stand to be sworn in. raise your right hand. do you affirm the test my you are about to give before the may will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? let the record reflect all witnesses have answered in the affirmat

mr. speaker, seaman second class charles "sonny boy" saunders arrival in winnie, texas, will be welcomed by friends, family, fellow patriots finally coming home. on the 80th anniversary of his passing, mr. saunders will be buried alongside his parents with full military honors. may god continue to bless this family for their long record of service and sacrifice to our great nation. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis, for five minutes. mr. davis: mr. speaker, i rise today to talk about a national problem that has continued for years and that's the rise in student loan debt. over 40 million borrowers hold outstanding loan balances that exceed $1.7 trillion. the average borrower holds about $39,000 in student debt. this is unacceptable. but instead of talking about pie in the sky policies like debt forgiveness that come maybe from the other side of this capitol or chamber that we call the u.s. senate, these proposals, they're not just pie in the sky. they're b.s. they're not going to happen. but it's time that memb

mr. weigle: that was classic charles, i think he protested. i think he was a deeply serious jewish intellectual. he had a difficult relationship with god, abraham and isaac and jacob. i never really argued theology with charles, but what he just said there, the fact that we know we live in an ordered universe bespeaks some reality that created that order. charles would have been thrilled at the landing of the perseverance rover on mars. both he and i were space nuts and begins to about that all the time. the reason why we can send a human artifact 200,000,000 miles, landed on a dime in a hostile environment is because there is an order in the universe. there is mathematical order, and order of the physical world, and that bespeaks something other than randomness and happenstance, and i think charles understood, and his deeply humane character reflected this, that when we think of ourselves as simply the byproducts of random cosmic biochemical processes, we demean ourselves. and there is more to human beings than that, and he understood that, a

so my name is charles rathbaum, and i'm one of george horbal's fellow medal holders. mr. horbal won his process. the city was allowed to appeal, but they did not. the system is based on fair justice, and that is enough for you to reject the hearing officer's request at the start of your deliberations and declare mr. horbal's medallion restored the fact is that for 40 years, following the passage of prop k, regulators did not enforce the driving requirement. first the police commission and then the taxi commission and then the board of appeals and finally the m.t.a. all knew that it was unsafe to encourage 70 and 80-year-old medallion holders to drive taxi cabs for hundreds of hours a year, certainly not for the sake of one poorly written phrase in prop k. and to be clear, cab drivers had no input into the writing of prop k. so after 40 years of nonenforcement, why all these revocations now? the answer was revealed in a san francisco courtroom a few weeks ago. the credit union's trial brief and other court documents showed that the credit union pressured the m.t.a. to revo

to anything when congresswoman eleanor holmes norton speaks for my great friend charles allen and certainly joanna and mr. greenblatt, but as to the district of columbia, we want in. we want in. we want to be a state. we went congresswoman eleanor holmes norton to vote. imagine if she had a vote. she is so powerful without one. so what do people do when they want in? remember what the slaves did? they fought for their freedom. what do people want -- what do people do when they want in? world war i, world war ii, african-americans, the tuskegee airmen, they fought for our country's values. in d.c., we want in. that is why our men and women in blue, some died, because the district of columbia should have representation in this house. thank you. >> thank you, everyone. >> can we get a picture over here? >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is more. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled spaces so students and families can get the tools th

charles e. schumer majority leader of the united states senate. senator schumer: mr. president madam vice president, madam speaker, leader mcconnell leader mccarthy, distinguished guests, more importantly senator elizabeth dole and robin. the scriptures says we should quote, rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance and endurance produces character and character produces hope. today, we pay tribute to a remarkable leader. over the course of his life knew more than his fair share of suffering, who turned that suffering into endurance, whose endurance became central to his character and whose character whose essential goodness leaves us with hope. hope that we will continue to see good men and women in this country like the one to whom we say goodbye today. to pay tribute to senator bob dole is to honor someone who redefined and elevated what it means to serve country. by 21, bob had given more of himself than most of us give in a lifetime, and then he kept going for 77 years after that. and my god, it was 77 years well spent. at 27, he was el

mr. biden's visit was heartfelt. despicable some people try to take advantage. charlesr you can help fellow americans devastated by these storms. you can help with tornado relief, visit the red cross website, red cross.org, site about on the fox corporation $1 million for red cross relief. arthel: supply chain crisis the biden administration has it's getting better but hospitals and pharmacies across the country for a shortage of lifesaving restrictions including heart medication, antibiotics and cancer drugs but experts say don't panic, here are solutions and alternatives. that next. ♪♪ here some headlines at the bottom of the hour, hot trend turning into a terrorist investigation. authorities are nothing the arrest of 1000 students who allegedly posted videos threatening bombings or mass shootings at their schools. many schools did shut down security over the tik tok threat. sexual assault, peloton suspending an ad campaign featuring from a all accusations climbed them fabrications the death of the people november 5 at the astro world ruled accidental, medical examine

charles e. schumer, majority leader of the united states senate. >> mr. president, madam vice president, madam speaker, leader mcconnell, leader mccarthy, distinguished guests, dear colleagues and most importantly senator elizabeth dole and robin. the scriptures say that we should "rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance and endurance produces character and character produces hope." today we pay tribute to a remarkable leader. over the course of his life, knew more than his fair share of suffering, who turned that suffering into endurance, whose endurance became central to his character, and whose character, whose essential goodness leaves us with hope, hope that we will continue to see good men and women in this country like the one to whom we say good-bye today, to pay tribute to senator bob dole is to honor someone who redefined and elevated what it means to serve country. by 21, bob had given more of himself than most of us give in a lifetime, and then he kept going for 77 years after that, and my god, it was 77 years well

mrs. goggins? why does this? he goes because he's handled his nose makes this is nicholas, which we got a lovely picture of him, gulliver, portman pinch. charles, i'm not sure, but so basically, you know, he says will propose this outline. i went a personal part hello mrs. goggins, which i just called the future king, mrs. goggins enough or somebody i was going to say, you know, when they do that thing, when you me, a royal or your royal highness is great. my uncle harry years ago when my sorry to drop names, but my cousin is paul mccartney when he's on the beatles had the hard days, night premier. and they're all on the wheels lined up. my uncle harris on to make his way to the bar in his inter princess mother and i was sorry, crane for this will be her trade and you know or hand, or i'm sorry, create a maybe answer loose go nowhere. because coming up after the break, we're going to continue our discussion, but he's amazing, amazing people and look at the biggest political event of the year. was it really caught 26 and glasgow will see them sh. ah, technology is a very big industry and there's a lot of opportunities for hackers lives, not her

, alina polyakova, just picking up on that and these points that charles kupchan is making, is there justification in the argument that mr. putin -- vladimir putin is making that the west has moved too far in russia's direction and steps need to be taken to correct that? >> thank you so much for that question, judy. charles is completely right in outlining the most recent post-cold war history, but i think what we have to remember is that, point number one, that in 2008 during the summit where n.a.t.o. said that eventually ukraine and also georgia could join n.a.t.o., n.a.t.o. membership is not really on the table at all today for ukraine or georgia. we have to be clear about that. so when mr. putin says n.a.t.o. is looking to expand into ukraine, that is completely false. there is no indication ukraine will be joining n.a.t.o. in the short or medium term. secondly, it's russia that has been the aggressor here. much of n.a.t.o.'s posture in its eastern flank in poland as well as romania changed because russia invaded and continues to occupy cry mia and it continues to occupy part of ukraine's donbass. so it is russia tha

european partners and our trans atlantic allies on dominate cane says charles has been keen to emphasize a smooth transition. the point that mr. shots is trying to make here to a certain extent is continuity. continuity of german government policy, foreign policy, certainly as it regards all things to the east of europe. and that's why you heard him talking about the any potential violation of territorial integrity. having to be marked by the international community in the way that he suggests he's also sets to parliament that he has spoken to the polish prime minister. and he is conscious of the situation in belarus as well. so he's got a very clear sense coming from mr. shots that he wants to lay down a mock to the world and to let me push in what his government really stands for. and as a say, this is a transition from mccaul to shots. the, the policy seems to be relatively hard in so far as it, it concerns moscow. the leaders of china and russia have held the video conference, the 2nd this year. she's paying a lot of putin a pledge to increase cooperation in trade, energy and security. but it's katrina, you reports from a

charles e. schumer, majority leader of the united states senate. >> mr. president, madam vice president, madam speaker, leader mcconnell, leader mccarthy, distinguished guests, dear colleagues, and most importantly elizabeth dole and robin. the scriptures say that we should, quote, rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance and endurance produces character, and character produces hope. today we pay tribute to a remarkable leader erleader, ov course of his life, knew more than his fair share of suffering, who turned that suffering into endurance, whose endurance became central to his character, and whose character, whose essential good rness, leas us with hope, hope that we will continue to see good men and women in this country like the one to whom we say good-bye today. to pay tribute to senator bob dole is to honor someone who redefined and elevated what it means to serve country. by 21, bob had given more of himself than most of us give in a lifetime, and then he kept going for 77 years after that. and my god, it was 77 years

former representatives charles booker democrat of kentucky now a senate candidate. mr.ornadoes that tore across your state last week and what caught my attention is kentucky senator rand paul asking president biden for immediate federal assistance and biden of course declaring a federal disaster the next day providing kentucky with the full range of emergency government assistance. but as many pointed out rand paul has a long history of opposing legislation to assist states who suffered from natural disasters like hurricane sandy, harvey, and maria. always opposing billions of dollars from going to assist americans in need. your reaction? first of all it is so good to be with you. you are exactly right. times of crisis, it is the character of hypocrites and rand paul has made a career for himself opposing relief for americans who need it most and in addition to the disaster relief he has opposed throughout his career he voted against 911 relief for first responders, against covid relief for people who need assistance and survival checks and care in the middle of the pan

mr. president, the citizens of lack charles, the state of louisiana and our country mourn the loss of this u.s. navy seal and commander of seal team 8. commander bourgeois died from injuries suffered during a training accident saturday. we lost a seal, a dedicated patriot, a son, husband, father, and hero. commander bourgeois was born 43 years ago in lake charles, louisiana. he dedicated his adult life to family and to service to our country. he began by enrolling in the united states naval academy from which he graduated in may 2001. commander bourgeois served honorably, led his men bravely and made our country proud. among the long list of honors and medals include a bronze star marked with a v denoting heroic acts performed during combat, two defense meritorious service medals, a joint service commendation medal, two marine corps commendation medals, two marine corps achievement medals, a combat action ribbon, a national defense service medal, an iraq campaign medal, and a global war on terrorism service medal. he was as decorated as he was loved. the annual army-navy game scheduled for

charles: to someone who is a little less pessimistic, mr.ecular bull market in fact, blm o's brian belski. brian, what do you think of everybody playing taps for the bull market yet again? every time we get a little weak, a whole lot of folks jump on the bandwagon and it fills up really quickly. >> they really do charles. thanks for having us on all this year. it's a delight. we're honored to be on your show. we've been looking, meaning the market is looking for the end of the bull market almost 10 years. it seems like we're climbing a wall of worry. we firearm ready in terms of the negativity, i just think it really speaks to how investors are overcompensating with respect to fear within, not remembering fundamentals and it is always great to follow bob doll. thanks a lot for that but at the end of the day, at the end of the day we are more positive because we actually think that people are negative. charles: yeah. >> if you talk to the institutional clients they have been chasing this market, charles. that is not the way to invest. charles

charles, i'm not sure. so basically, you know, he says, well, proposal and i went, i had a voice, a personal part. hello mrs. goggins, which i just called the future king, mrs. goggins enough or somebody. oh no. i was going to say, you know, when they do that thing, when you me a royal your royal highness is great. my uncle, her years ago, when my sorry to draw names. but my cousin is paul mccartney when the resource, the beatles have the hard days, night premier. and they're all not on the other line. but my uncle how i just wanna make his way to the bar in to this is in to princess modern. i was sorry, train for this one. trade a hand here. sorry. create a answer. loose go newer because coming up after the break, we're going to continue our discussion. but he's amazing, amazing people and look at the biggest political event of the year. was it really cop 26 and glasgow? we'll see them sh. ah. who are all driven by drink shaped bankers and those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask welcome back to our christmas show, a listener, kite and kate robbins. i hurting us for some of the great political events of the

mr khashoggi was killed while visiting the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. the man was arrested at charlesir arch rivals australia tonight in brisbane. england have a tough task ahead. it's a decade since they last won in australia. on top of that, their preparation this time has been particularly challenging asjoe wilson reports. right then, brisbane, big launch, let's see those flames. well, perhaps it needs a match to really light the fire. this, in fact, has been the story of england's time in australia so far, meaningful practice has been largely impossible because of the weather. that's helpful. over the past ten test matches they've played in australia, england have won precisely zero. australia's new captain has just had time to get his blazer fitted, two weeks in thejob he doesn't seem intimidated yet. i hope that i'll stay relaxed. i think that is when i play my best cricket. most people play their best when they are relaxed and focused. hopefully we can keep that. the bunch of guys we've got are a fantastic bunch. well, ben stokes should disrupt the harmony restored for england

charles e. schumer, majority leader of the united states senate. >> mr.aker, leader mcconnell and leader mccarthy, distinguished guests, dear colleagues and most importantly elizabeth dole and robin. the scriptures say we should rejoice in our sufferings knowing that suffering produces endurance and endurance produces character, and character produces hope. today we pay tribute to a remarkable leader over the course of his life knew more than his fair share of suffering. who turned that suffering into endurance, whose endurance became central to his character, and whose character whose essential goodness leaves us with hope. hope that we will continue to see good men and women in this country like the one to whom we say goodbye today. to pay tribute to senator bob dole is to honor someone who redefined and elevated what it means to serve country. by 21, bob had given more of himself than most of us give in a lifetime, and then he kept going for 77 years after that. and my god, it was 77 years well spent. at 27 he was elected to state politics. decade late

mr. president. the first item is a quarterly audit and performance review report from charles pearl will be presenting. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this item is our quarterly update for our audit and performance review for the first quarter of this year ending september 30. the documents that have been provided to you, commissioners, are -- include a cover memo as well as audit summary and the progress by audit in terms of where it is in the queue. as well as this presentation. next slide. so here is a high level audit review of the audits that we have in our plan for the current year, commissioners. 24 current audit plans and you'll see we had tremendous amount of activities happening just in the first quarter while only three have been completed, we have another 10 that are under way. a little over half of our planned audits are either done or progress to speak of. and i'll provide a little more color on that in a bit. next slide. so, here's the three audits that were completed during the first quarter. the first one listed here is the 2020 post audit and that is for calendar year 2020. this r

charles lane from the "washington post". welcome to all of you. >> thank you. mike: i want to start by taking stock and the president's first year in office. catherine, mr.read renewed confidence that government can do big things, but here we are heading into year two with the government struggling to ensure americans have key supplies like testing and now therapeutics and the president is again pressing hard for vaccinations. give us a sense of this covid scorecard on task dick-- tactics and messaging. >> that's right, mike. i think the public is getting a mixed review right now on covid and i think we see that in the polls with frustration around where things stand and i think we have to think about this that the president ran as someone who was in control and this summer he said the country would declare independence from the virus and and then we had dealt and now he's dealing with the challenges of omicron and you really seen them play out holiday season with long lines at testing centers and travel has been snarled. this isn't the festive moment the president was hoping for and what you hear from the white house is a sort of a mixed response here.

charles is my hero, if he can do it so can i. i'm catching up, lol. he is living the american dream. i heard his son honor him. fuse days ago. mr. mike, story of subject he is passionate about. he lets you know exactly how he feels. i want to thank everyone so much and including entrepeneur. we'll be right back. appia rare earths & uranium corp. is actively exploring a world class critical, rare earth element project in canada. appia's high grade discoveries are essential for the rapidly growing electric vehicle and renewable energy markets. appia rare earths & uranium corp. flexshares are carefully constructed. to go beyond ordinary etfs. and strengthen client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. ♪. charles: it's happening. that's right. it is going to happen sooner than anyone expects. listen the framework is already there for the metaverse but what's the best way to take advantage? we talked a lot on this show buying big names like the facebook and maybe putting them on t

mr. hernick, recognized five minutes, welcome. >> thank you chair caster, ranking member graves, i appreciate the opportunity to testify today, my name is charles hernick with advocacy for citizens for responsible energy solutions. my testimony is shaped not just by my experience in the united states but on the ground in over a dozen countries in africa and latin america. i hope you remember three points from my testimony today. the first is that there is no substitute for u.s. leadership in innovation. the second is that trade and aid must drive economic growth and opportunity, not just on the ground in the countries we're assisting but here in the united states, and finally, in the spirit of halloween, to remember that greenhouse gases are the boogie man, not fossil fuels. with respect to innovation, low cost, low emission technologies and goods will be successful to climate policy. anything short of wide-spread adoption will fail to address the global issue. american innovations will be a key driver and people all around the world are looking for the next 3 m or general mills, the next ford or tesla, the next ibm or apple to develop and depl

charles. that is a lot of cake handed out. look, there are a couple numbers involved. 1.4, that is 1.4 billion people. that is for starters. the other number 15, 15 trillion-dollar economy. mred and he certainly cut a big one and again the big surprise is how much, but look at the price of the stock, $16 billion every time it moves up a dollar or down a dollar. it is the largest cap in history and i guess it is once again paid off pretty darn well. charles: now you have helped our viewers make a killing in chip stocks but you have been against washington, d.c., spending like you're a fiscal conservative. so i want to go back to the question i was asking the congressman about what role congress should play. should they pony up $50 billion to help semiconductor development in this country? >> big fact n-o. i know there is a security thing out about but these are, what i would call private companies that make bazillions of dollars. intel just put 20 billion into a plant in arizona. why? so they can be profitable to make money going forward. so i always ask the one simple question, what if we took $52 billion and directly helped the inner-city kids that i work with every week h

charles: the good news is there will be a vacancy for the main character if they make another movie. i checked you out on some of those honeymoon pictures. you could be the new mrve a great day. folks, i love to from you on twitter. unfortunately, there won't be any twitter mail today because i have not been able to log onto my twitter account for now five days. besides twitter asking me too change my password, they sent me on a link that put me down a rabbit hole with weird prompts, fill out a form, someone's going to be get back to me and again it's been five days so i want to say thank you to the twitter followers that are eager to me-- for me too return. someone sent this to me today and it was fantastic. if you would like to send jack a message hashtag vip pain, i appreciate it. coming up record high inflation and the american dream. our america's lowest wage earners figure you may they agree with president biden and things will get better? one of my favorite market watchers, philip biancato, will help us break it down. he's next. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. you're a