mr. valeriy glad to see you good health mrs.ill talk here means eh allegedly , the washington post seems to me to be saying that they are privately persuading ukrainian leaders to let it be known that they are not against some kind of negotiation process with russia. the position that e.e. takes today. practically the entire ukrainian society. negotiations with russia can only be about one thing: the complete withdrawal of russian troops from ukrainian territory. in fact, it will mean that ukrainian citizens who are in the occupied territories are actually leaving them in trouble . god forbid, they can be, well, besides, russia is terrible right now. we need such a small pause of rest. because uh, they need to sort out their forces, they need to understand where to get equipment from, they need to raise some reserves, uh, now the armed forces of ukraine are determining uh the pace and direction of action is a strategic initiative right on our side and it was not like that in the first months of the war, on the contrary, there is

mr. volodymyr, i'm glad you found time on sunday don't drink beer and to talk means about serious mattersdecommunization. i just watched all the steps even before independence. there in 1989, 1990, 1991, and i came to the conclusion that only now it has become organic, organic is when society understands why that monument is necessary demolish and the other one put up. and do you think that decommunization will come to the very end in this way? well, we see now the same poland in the baltic countries that they are removing monuments not only to communists, but to some kind of military there, somehow , in general, the entire russian or soviet era is disappearing you completely think that now it has already come to this and in ukraine ukrainians will already understand this already organically for ukraine it is already organically for some regions of ukraine where similar processes are taking place that is, lvivska frankivska ternopilska the transcarpathian region is partially volyn. that is, these processes have already started there and are slowly moving. i hope that these processes will

mr. glad with would have foreseen but it is certainly something that is most thatis certainly somethingthat is the biggest foot on the pedal that anyone has since that agreement was signed . you very agreement was signed. you very much arlene you're taking this very well . i don't know whether very well. i don't know whether i would have acted with such forbearance toward that young . forbearance toward that young. we'll we'll talk. it's forbearance toward that young. we'll we'll talk . it's always we'll we'll talk. it's always good to see you . are you having good to see you. are you having difficulty getting an appointment with your gp or local hospital. well, nhs scotland has come up with a solution to that. get out your credit card and pay . we're going credit card and pay. we're going to talk about that with james melvill and about kiss stamas plans to rid us of the house of lords. viscount monckton is a viscount is actually a real lord not like these cockamamie dime types they put in the house these days don't go anyway we're coming right back . sir keir starmer , who would be sir

mr. glad with would have foreseen but it is certainly something that is most thatis certainly somethingthat is the biggest foot on the pedal that anyone has since that agreement was signed . you very agreement was signed. you very much arlene you're taking this very well . i don't know whether very well. i don't know whether i would have acted with such forbearance toward that young . forbearance toward that young. we'll we'll talk. it's forbearance toward that young. we'll we'll talk . it's always we'll we'll talk. it's always good to see you . are you having good to see you. are you having difficulty getting an appointment with your gp or local hospital. well, nhs scotland has come up with a solution to that. get out your credit card and pay . we're going credit card and pay. we're going to talk about that with james melvill and about kiss stamas plans to rid us of the house of lords. viscount monckton is a viscount is actually a real lord not like these cockamamie dime types they put in the house these days don't go anyway we're coming right back . sir keir starmer , who would be sir

don't fun, mr. glad. businessman, city. yeah, i just thought you were truly una. i'm thankful when i had them. once i got your psycho phone become assigned, even drivers are not known. so when a few, how can it be that as late as 1944, the funeral march from the got a demo hung was still being recorded? in 1944, when all resources were supposed going toward what the regime called a total warn oscar and one. obviously the state must have had a reason to want to go ahead with these recordings until almost the bitter end thrusts from indian. i'm so vatican ah ah, we know that they will orchestra's in most of the main concentration camps. at dow had its own orchestra's oxen, housing, book involved and of course in outfits. there was not one but 5 orchestra's just in the main camp complex. so we know that orchestra's were very much an integral part of camp life who we ran crazy does show peace. we were the show slugs, or if someone say, the red cross came to make sure auschwitz was truly just an ordinary camp, they didn't show them my gas chambers. they showed them awe

mr. volodymyr, glad to see you, see how much the first question that interests everyone, i am convinced that how much a change in the situation in the parliament of the united states can be critical, how many people can come who question the aid to ukraine, whether it will have an effect, whether it can have an effect , whether it is, if it does have an effect, not so much, i have a short answer to the question, the phrase will have an effect, but not i think what should be done there? well, first of all, for this, the leadership relies entirely on the lower house and the senate elects what concerns the salary of the representatives, let's say so, the democrats now have a small advantage, the advantage can lose the advantage to the extent that they they will lose their body, that is, austinization, i think that you will not save it, but i apologize for not hearing you well, we will prove that we will recruit you and maybe there will be an improvement that yanukovych promised us and we can achieve it right here and now we will recruit because these are important issues i hope even more import

mr. igor, glad to see you and thank you for joining us on this sunday day off, it's great, well, let's starth middle eastern studies anyway, since research we will be in the middle east, then we can move on to the far east if there is such an opportunity, and the first question is how much can we hope for a neutral status in the near-eastern states regarding the russian-ukrainian war, considering the long question of how much russia is like a post-ussr. and the ussr has always had specific relations, or rather very friendly relations with various countries close to the east. maybe against the background of anti-israeli rhetoric and actions, i don’t know. tet, it is possible to imagine about ukraine, at least i say neutrality, for some reason i think that it is almost impossible to imagine a commitment, please, please speak to me well, i do not agree with the fact that it is only neutrality that can be expected from e middle eastern countries and if you pay attention to the voting in the general assembly on the key issues of territorial integrity , we can see that the lion's share of the arab

mr. vasyl, glad to see you today, you know , it sounds so ambiguous, glad to see you, because you can always see in the sense that there may be no light. i am glad that there is light in lviv, too , the light has started to be restored, and this is some kind of positive or negative . of course, there are still people today died, unfortunately, and there are many injured. what do you think? well, let's start with the internal situation, let's talk about today's missile attack. i expected it probably a bit later, but today it happened. what do you think of russia's reaction to today's recognition of it as a state? a terrorist in the european parliament is it not like that? they were preparing in advance or they were preparing for this date on the contrary please and you know there were indeed various signals that russia was preparing for another massive mass attack and i literally spoke with representatives of our special services a few days ago they they said that they expect a gift next week, it is obvious that this decision of the european parliament accelerated it. it's just that rockets f

mrs. natalya, glad to see you. good evening . please have a word. congratulations.congratulations to vasyl. congratulations , dear tv viewers. e.e. well, we will talk. of course, about the weather that is expected for the next day, but our traditional trip at the beginning. and today we will visit the novomyr district in cherkasy region and we will talk about the village of leskovo. so it is located on both banks of the kanela river, oh my god, how beautiful the name of the tributary of the mountain tikachu is simply based on poetry . according to tradition, at least the village of the cossacks was founded by the village of lesko-faryba. well, you know that leskovo and the village of tseletske were bought by the polish magnate dakhovsky in the 17th century at the beginning of the 19th century and four generations of dakhovsky e. - they created a luxurious estate in the village, this leskiv palace is very beautiful, it was built in it in the gothic style of red brick, and by the way , this village's own production of the village honey factory of the same dakhovs, it

mrs. iryna, we are glad to see you. so, mr.olodymyr, let's start the summit at the ball, which, so to speak, is accompanied by certain signals from the russian federation. their false peacemaking initiatives, but we understand that their situation is dire, so the americans throw them out of the market economy, we understand what is being done inside them and we understand that their defense, the defense order is not fulfilled. so, this is a difficult knot, try to solve it now . well, first of all, i think it is worth saying that what we call the big twenty and in english the group of 20 and the group of 20 of the largest and most powerful economies in the world that produce there 85% of the world 's gross domestic product eh, that is, in fact, it is about the economy and the criteria for membership or participation in this organization, it is an indicator of your gdp, yes, yes, as of the beginning of the eh 22nd year, in the previous year, russia had somewhere around a trillion 200 billion eh dollars gdp and that is why, in pri

mr. speaker. glad to know how the gentleman on the other side really feels about this being a waste of time and saving the nation from a colossal $2 billion hit, as he would put it, that this is a waste of time. i'm glad that he lets the american people know how he really feels about this effort. we are in a situation where we don't have very much of a choice right now for the reasons that he stated. it would be a $2 billion hit to this nation every single day. iit impacting the lives of american families across this nation. so, yes, for whatever his disappointment is or whatever it is, we are here and now we have to act and save the nation from that perilous situation. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from missouri. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. i don't have any other speakers at this time. i do want to point out the statement was made now we have to act to save the nation. now we have to act to save the nation. why is that? because

mrs. oksano, we are glad to see you. good afternoon. i can finally talk to you, mrs. oksano.you were in kherson during the entire occupation and now you are staying there. people from kherson are leaving, and today i saw a bus, there is a recording, they are leaving mainly elderly people with disabilities, many of them are staying, despite the fact that there is no light, water, light already yesterday in one area, they gave water up to the 1-2 floors , in some areas they gave uh, we are waiting, of course by the way, we know that the whole of ukraine is without electricity, but in fact the air smells like freedom, so we are waiting for victory in general and will stay here in the city to help people, tell us in more detail, please, with the current conditions in kherson well, unfortunately, kherson became one of the targets of the shelling after the liberation, what are the consequences of these flights now, well, the consequences are terrible, of course , because there are already dead people, there was an arrival the day before yesterday , the atb was opened, there was an

mr. vitaly, is glad to see you on our air. good day. greetings glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. what is the situation in avdia now? tell me, please, the night came peacefully around the city. unfortunately, along the line of defense. around the city, on the contrary, it was empty all night. in the morning , active assaults began around the place at the position of the 6th in the morning, pervemomaiske village. at 7:00 in the morning, krasnohorivka is cheerful, that is, north and south of avdiyivka, the assault began . 00 a.m. shelling of the old part of the city 8-15 shelling of the central part of the city 10 a.m. shelling of both the old and central parts of the city eh 11:15 again shelling eh currently unfortunately we have eh one civilian wounded with eh a man 66th year the birth of vitaliy, the constant shelling of avdiyivka, what is left of the city with the destruction, you know, yesterday your colleagues also asked me , uh, at least something is left in the city, i answered well, at least something is left, here, this is how the place looks, there is not a single survivi

mr. hendrix, glad to see you. and hear friend when i look at the results of the united states elections ier how a year ago in washington i spoke with a black taxi driver opa anti-russian democratic agenda party, and he told me, you know, mom, i'm not very interested in racism, what i care about is that my children don't have money to go to college, gas boys. now such that i have to work twice as much as a few years ago in order to earn the same money. that's the kind of racism that worries me, despite so many white americans voting democrat who don't care what everyday hardships are. worry unfortunate americans, why is this happening? maybe you can explain? yes i i think that most of the national minorities still feel that they are outside the american dream, and one of the tasks of their election is to prove that americans are not completely confident in either of the two leading parties in terms of the future. i think that most people are afraid of the future of inflation, they are afraid that they will not be able to pay their bills and this is more important than anything else i apolo

mr. yevhenii, yevhenii. we're glad to see you again. now i'll try a little bit, i'll try to somehow become like this, uh, in principle, the situation in the entire eastern direction is now difficult, very, very difficult near avdiyivka, near maryanka, and the lower part itself and the eastern part of bahmut and now there are really hard battles going on, the orcs are storming the orcs, there are very, very many of our defenders. eh, it's a difficult conversation, difficult technical . pages are needed in order for us to find out what is happening there, for example, and for the boys and girls who protect us to be able to write to their relatives that he is alive, everything is fine, or a plus, eh. and these are probably the most awaited messages from the front line. well, i informed you that president zelenskyi proposes to the council to extend martial law and general mobilization. today, he sent to the verkhovna rada draft laws on extending the period of general mobilization and on extending the period of aggression and the period of m

mr. vitaly, we are glad to see and hear you. glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, congratulations. the situation in security and humanitarian affairs sensei, please, the situation in the avdiivka area is very difficult for the past day, thank god we have no injured, no dead civilians, uh, in principle, the night passed peacefully. it must have been one night there that has not been there in the last several months there was no shelling in the city at all, what do you say about the line of defense vitaly barabash, the head of the avdiiv military-civilian administration, we understand that there are problems with communication. we hope that the communication will be restored now. yakovlivka is the region of donetsk that concerns the avdiiv direction, so in the areas of vodyane and krasnohorivka and mariinska , shelling also continued, but it is interesting, in fact, in to ask the head of the avdiivka military-civilian administration what exactly can be connected with such a relative and very rare for avdiivka silence this night. can we say that the enemy has now switched exclusively

mrs. viktoria good day, glad to see you well, you are obviously in lviv because you and i saw each other physicallyerday. how are you doing with the light now? please tell me if there is any and how you generally assess the current situation in the capital and in the regional centers. what should people do? well, what's the point? i am near lviv right now, where we live. and with children, we didn’t have electricity. it will help you for days and nights. it was late yesterday, and it was late in the evening. glory, because the water supply was restored. unfortunately, there is still no centralized water supply in the village itself. restored, but thank god there is electricity, so in principle it is possible to live as i assess today's situation, i assess the situation as very uh-uh dangerous because from every wave and you and i have already observed in this wave and so from the russian side on our energy system eh unfortunately, with each wave, as the number of affected objects in our country increases, and at the same time, there is still no such final awareness on the part of our international

mr. volodymyr, we are glad to see you, we congratulate you good morning to each other, we are glad to seeyou happy new year we can see something at your place, how about your connection, we see that it is not very good, in general, the light has already been renewed no, unfortunately, there is still no light, only 20% of the city has its own light sand, there are also interruptions, by god, we have terling, but also, uh, sometimes we have some problems here, the general situation in the city, in principle, everything works on a generator, all critical infrastructure, water is supplied according to the schedules, heat is also supplied according to the schedules, it is a difficult, difficult situation, but it is, again, the same shows that we are ukrainians. we are strong. we are indomitable. we can endure anything. only winning this war will not do. from six in the evening to nine in the evening, and the heat changes every 4 hours, boilers, generators, labor trucks, so there is four hours of heat for four hours, then, if it cools down, but in principle this is enough, there is a little pro

mrs. genius, i am glad that you seem to have settled down with the light or something i understand correctlye hmm, i guess you can see me in the photo, how much has he been doing, is it good that the phone is charged, that the connection is uh-uh, at least that's how we'll talk, a good photo, at least yes, that is, they are uh-uh, what are we going to start, but anyway, let's know we touched on a historical topic here before about how to prevent everything from returning to normal and here's the news. well, i had a kind of déjà vu with the times of yanukovych, about the fact that the national olympic committee was headed by mr. gutsai, well, this is a new surname, yes, and there it is the surnames of shufrych and surkis appeared, who became members of the committee, and this is somehow strange considering the fact that we now have a full-scale invasion. well, these surnames were associated with those who did not want to let go of the russian world, sir, you know i am definitely not from this committee, but i understood specifically in the sports field, he means the committee, but they specif

mr. serhiy, i am glad to hear and see you and it is nice that you found time on sunday to answer my questionsis happening in the east, the first question is what do you see around what do you know and what can you talk about as far as there is safe, dangerous situation, how long are the efforts of the russians, i ask, how desperately and positively are the ukrainian soldiers working, this is a round of questions good day good day ukrainian glory to ukraine is so great i think it will be possible to divide it during uh your choice my choice it is very well, well, look, the war continues in the east for the ninth year, the ninth year is not there, so many days are counted there, so that it is the ninth year, and i ask that during this time, the armed forces of ukraine have reached the borders of donetsk region, luhansk region, we are in our e-e 11 11 brigade of the territorial defense of luhansk region , that is, we go to our native luhansk region, to our native land, we sew muscovites, as it turns out. maybe even better, maybe even worse. the rains are heavy, the equipment is heavy, and the sa

i'm way past my expiration date but i would be glad to offer whatever insight i can. >> thank you, mr. meadows. we are glad to have our witnesses. i remind witnesses as you go, five minutes. we have a clock here so you can see. we are going to start with the gentleman from florida. >> mr. meadows say for folks control the panel, depending on how accounting goes on, for both may control the house of representatives and that power might be substantially democratized. the american people get one thing from this form, it's that the broken rules of the house of representatives are not a bug of the system, they are a feature of the system. we've built something purposely mystified so corrupt that decisions do not get exposed and members of congress aren't held accountable. there's a community that continues to allow that to persist. the principal critique almost every member of congress has is you get to a place where you ultimately feel your vote doesn't matter, is controlled by your leadership and what your one vote going to do? with the opportunity we've been given with a slim majority e

mr. speaker i'm here and happy to address any specific issues. that never happened and i will thoroughly review any claims to be made and if she wishes to do so i will be very glad to address it. >> thank you mr. speaker and doesn't realize there is a problem. but even from a watchdog he has not even appointed and did not say how or when this would be investigated or by who. no ethics. no integrity. is still no ethics advisor. so when will they appoint an independent ethics advisor and train the swamp. >> it is already underway. but i think it's because they don't have a plan. [cheers and applause] mr. speaker we are helping kids to work. we are protecting our borders she is against we did cleaner on energy security. for what that to see how that works and then they aim to be the target. and then to see prime minister and then lucky enough to win a pair of tickets and then i should be delighted to go with him. >> i would like to congratulate my honorable friend for the amazing work they do is evidence at 50000 feet that the investigation is ongoing mr. speaker the prime minister was asked six different times to apologize for the disaster and that the financial c

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mr. andrii vita, hello from the unconquered sumy region, i am glad to see and hear mr. andrii let's see you on the street just like that and you know how you can say the 24th, when many residents of sumy ran out into the street with their phones and were shocked to see russian tanks moving through the city roads, well, it's not only sumy, it's also konotop and other settlements. let's start with what february 24 you were in sumy that day, yes , from how many directions did the russians enter the sumy region, in which columns did they move, how did they then disperse across the sumy region, please look, they actually used all the main roads, and this is the kiev-moscow route that goes through deaf people, for example, because of sums and because of a large register, they used all the main asphalt roads that go from us or from russia through sumshchyna towards kyiv, you have to understand that you can calculate it yourself . if there is anyone who doesn't know about this honey, which everyone is using now, you can take a look at it or how to say it on some other date that

economics vasyl furman, economist, deputy chairman of the board of the national bank, contact us mr vasyl, i am glad to see you. good morning. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. so, let's talk first about the issue dry, as they say, the cash rate of the hryvnia to the dollar aa, they talk about the numbers in the exchanges there, plus or minus 40, plus or minus what actually forms the cash rate, of course, because when it comes to the rate of the national bank, it is currently unchanged, what forms the cash rate, and well, of course, they are interested any forecasts, forecasts of the case, thankless, but i would like to hear the opinion of an economist. well, thank you for the question, see about it, friends. the national bank did not give and before the war did not give during the suspension, it will not give any more forecasts, we have a fixed exchange rate today 36.6 if we are talking about non-cash settlements . by the way, non-cash settlements are many times more than the cash market, because we usually check to observe the cash market, that is, there is 40 plus minus, which you say. the q

mr. vasyl, i am glad to see and hear, you know , because they did not talk about kherson, where the enemyshelling residential buildings and various problems are happening there, now i would like to talk about the zaporizhzhia region, because the enemy is doing something similar there today in orihova they fired at the humanitarian aid distribution point. please tell me what happened there. god forbid, are there any victims ? yes, indeed, today such a terrible incident happened in orihova. they fired at the humanitarian aid distribution point, where people came with food, where they came for bread, and there volunteers were working. unfortunately, one volunteer died, two were injured , the photos from that place are really just terrible , everything is completely destroyed, these boxes with the help of installments well, it is actually a very terrible sight in general, orikhov, you know, is one of those cities in the zaporozhye region that constantly suffers from russian shelling , and there the shelling can last for several hours, and for the result, they record several dozens of shelling

mr. andrii vita, i wish you hello from the unconquered sumy oblast, i am glad to see and hear mr. the street just like that. and you know how to say the 24th, when many residents of sumy ran out into the street with their phones and were shocked to see russian tanks moving through the city roads, well, it's not only suma is also konotop and other national points. we will start with what, er, on february 24, you were in sumy that day, yes , from how many directions did the russians enter sumy oblast, in which columns did they move, how did they then disperse around sumy oblast, please look, they actually used all the main roads and this kiev-moscow route, which goes through the deaf, for example, through sumy and through a large registry office, they used all the main asphalt roads that go from us or from russia through sumshchyna to kyiv, you have to understand that this can be calculated on your own, yes, take a card there, or there is a dipsteid, the same from him, there is an opportunity if there is someone who doesn’t know, they are treading honey, which everyone is using now,

mr. speaker. glad to know how the gentleman on the other side really feels about this being a waste of time and saving the nation from a colossal $2 billion hit, as he would put it, that this is a waste of time. i'm glad that he lets the american people know how he really feels about this effort. we are in a situation where we don't have very much of a choice right now for the reasons that he stated. it would be a $2 billion hit to this nation every single day. iit impacting the lives of american families across this nation. so, yes, for whatever his disappointment is or whatever it is, we are here and now we have to act and save the nation from that perilous situation. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from missouri. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. i don't have any other speakers at this time. i do want to point out the statement was made now we have to act to save the nation. now we have to act to save the nation. why is that? because

defense forces of the operational command the south natalya gumenyuk is already with us, we are glad to see mrsrning glory to ukraine i congratulate you well, please tell us what the situation is in the south, what is happening there on the kinburg spit in the mykolaiv region, there is some special military operation there, what can you tell us, please , the most important city, the operation is ongoing and we we continue the fight against the enemy and we must be aware that premature reports about the release of the enemy or the disappearance of the enemy or something else can seriously harm the same mykolaiv who allegedly breathed a little in connection with the deoccupation of large areas and pushing the enemy to a great distance. but it is not completely so, and it is precisely this distance that can be quite critical to return the same attacks. therefore, we must be very careful, and as i have already said, the sea helps us, there is a significant storm and it does not allows to get a good foothold but on the spit because it is a natural feature of this area of ​​this cell and they cannot

mr. dmytro i am also glad to be invited to this studio. i would like to share a little of my stories, my experience, or i was involved in the first wave of mobilization. the end also came, one of the divisions of the military commissariat of his region signed up for the team. so, on the evening of april 8, i already knocked at home, they handed me a summons . it was already on the 9th of april. that i will not be targeted, they say that it will be for two weeks, but the whole process took much longer and at the very beginning of the start there was still no understanding that it would be an active phase of hostilities, that it would be an invasion, that it would be a war, well, besides, well historical events also took place in crimea. and after the maidan, such psychological thoughts were burned, but until the very end of my experience in some, well, i did not understand what it was, how it would be, but there was a strong desire to actively join and help my homeland . to protect myself, where did they fight, what did they meet in the war

mr. mykhailo, we will be glad to invite you to our next topic of conversation . - the new manager, yuliyatan, is in touch with us now, marina skirda, the chief art critic of the dovzhenko center cinema museum, maryna, we welcome you . glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. the team, the mood of the team and what is currently being done behind the scenes, are they threatening to apply certain sanctions against you? well, what would i say to you? i will start with your phrase that there is a problem with dovzhenka-center, we think that there are problems in the field of cinematography and culture and arts in particular, the name of this problem is the state cinema headed by ms. maryna kudarchuk, absolutely unprofessional, incompetent management, which was actually brought to this top leadership because of what, in your opinion, is unfair, illegal the contest about which there are still legal proceedings in the courts of different instances, but here it is important to note a few things , first of all, the dovzhenka center, or the full name of the oleksandr dovzhenka national center, is the

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mr. yury good health, i'm glad that you hear us, at least we can see your photo. so, look.ll me in which version do you believe that the russians will withdraw from kherson or that russia is luring the ukrainian army to kherson? what's wrong with you? zlytivs are visible. it means that something is definitely happening there . if there is no connection, then something is being recruited. and skadovsky, the heroic people of skadovsk, i am very interested in, and kherson is absolutely wonderful. i even had a dream to buy a dacha there under skadovsk right on the water on the dnieper, well, the only thing is that there are insects there. - a lot now i inform you that now is the second attempt to contact mr. yuriy i hope it will be better than the first because yes mr. yuriy good health once again i hope you will not take off i congratulate you now health yes so which version of the development of events are you in do you personally believe that the ukrainians will advance and the russians retreat, this is the first option and the second that the ukrainians, the ukrainian troop

mr. serhiy congratulations thank you for the invitation i am always glad to be here on the air thank you valentin so let's start our conversation with the topic that has been discussed for the past eight months and the topic of possible negotiations with ukraine and russia all the time this topic finds a new development and is interpreted differently by the russian federation, although we know that according to the decision of the meeting of the national security and defense council of such negotiations between ukraine and russia cannot be what can these negotiations be about in general, this is a very difficult topic. and indeed, the mentioned article of the washington post, er, it is very white for ukraine, and i want to add that today, besides the washington post released wall street johnny information that the publication is about sullivan conducting negotiations or they say about working meetings, but they are probably negotiations with patroshev and with the aide of the russian president, yuriy mushkov. it seems to me that the issue is being resolved there, er, on several levels the

mr. hendrix is ​​glad to see you. and hear yes i look at the results of the united states elections i look a black taxi driver opa the anti-russian agenda of the democratic party, and he

mrs. kravchuk, our congratulations, we are glad to see you.t's still an observer's evening. yes, uh, from ukraine, in particular, at these elections, uh, and i want to hear from you when, well, in the end, we will finally be able to look like this on the final results and predict what and how. if it does not change, it will be modernized, perhaps in support or in communication between e-e connecting states, then ukraine , from what you know. well, actually, how are the elections how clean everything is, how many violations were influenced by ukrainian observers at their sshan elections. well, you know, the election system is very different here. and in general, how does the voting day go, for example, it is absolutely normal. that there were such tents of vegetation and republican democracy near each time. it is impossible in our country, yes, according to our e-e legislation in some states. by the way, they don't even check the passport, you don't need to show your passport, another id , they just issue a e-e bulletin by name and address well

she hasn't made it specific point to me, if she wishes to do so i would be glad to address it. >> mr. speaker. >> thank you, angela. >> mr. speaker, maybe a suggesting -- maybe you are suggesting that civil servants are liars? -- union staff without these provisions, while we are waiting for an inquiry that the prime minister has not even instigated from a watchdog he has not even appointed in the prime minister's letter he did not say how and when this will be investigated or by hope. no effort. no integrity. and no mandate. and still no advisor. when will they appoint an independent advisor and drain the swamp? >> mr. speaker, the recruitment of the new ethics advisor is already underway and taking place -- there is a reason that you have come to this platform for a usual mix of mudslinging, do you have a plan? mr. speaker? we are helping people into work -- we are protecting our borders against every single measure to control illegal immigration into this country, we are delivering cleaner growth and energy security, she wants to send billions of payments abroad. the british people

but in doing, that i would be glad to offer whatever inside i can. thank you. >> thank you, mr. meadows. we are glad to have all of our witnesses. i'd remind the members as you go, five minutes, we have the clock over here so you can see it. we're going to start with the gentleman from florida, mr. gaetz. >> mr. meadows tell us that for votes control this town. depending on how some counted goes out in california, four votes we control the house of representatives. it may be quite dispositive. that for vote power may be substantially democratized. if the american people get one thing from this forum, it is that the broken rules of the house of representatives are not a bug of the system, they are a feature of the system. we have built something that is purposefully mystified, so that corrupt, bad decisions do not get exposed. and so that members of congress aren't held accountable when they vote for bad things. i is a community of common faith that allows that persist. the principal critique that almost every member of congress has about this place is that you get to a point wher

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in doing that, i'll be glad to offer would any -- whatever insight i can. thank you. >> thank you, mr. meadows. we are glad to have all of our witnesses. i would remind the members, as you go, five minutes. we have the clock over here so you can see it. we are going to start with the gentleman from florida, mr. gates. >> mr. meadows tells us that four votes control this town. that depending on the county goes out in california. four votes might control the house of representatives. there is that for vote power. it might be substantially democratized. if the merrick people get one thing from this four and, it is that the broken rules of the house of representatives is not about of the system. it is a feature of the system. we have bill something that is purposely mystified so that corrupt, that decisions do not get exposed. members of congress are not held accountable when they vote for bad things. there is a community of people that continues to allow that to persist. the principal critique that almost every member of congress has about this place is that you get to a point where ulti

mrs. oleg and olena chabak. we are glad to welcome you, and we will continue the topic of international cooperation, in particular, we will discuss read more about a special meeting that took place in turkey. the director of the us central intelligence agency, william burns, warned the head of the russian foreign intelligence service, sergei nareshkin, about the consequences of russia's use of nuclear weapons. discussed with the final settlement of the conflict in ukraine, however, the publication states that ankara warned ukraine about the trip of the director tsoi in advance and now in touch with us bohdan nagailo, this is a british journalist, diplomat , ex-employee of the united nations good night, sir, we greet you, good evening, everyone at the meeting knew about this meeting, in fact , it became known about it after the fact, nobody announced these talks in advance today we will find out about it. please tell me why ankara and that message that the united states sent to russia. the reality and the fact that such a me

mr. elaborate . first of all, we are glad to see you in good health here. not in some indonesian hospital, but my question is, i've got a feeling that the western partners that are changing based wrapped rigs regarding their relations with russia. we hear more and more towards this peace negotiations, dogs. now the you have problems. we've been you. package of sanctions. why has cause part about these kind of changes and what can we expect to very hard for me to judge because i don't know what's happening in someone else's minds and especially so for the european union, it's really dark and they're in lines and it's really hard to see what's going on there, i had before those brave talk with president micron, who reaffirmed he was willingness to continue to talk to president fulton to look for any kind of solution that will help to regulate the situation ascii. put it. i reminded him that all the problems are on the ukrainian side and they are categorically refusing to have any kind of talks and they are giving the demands that are unrealistic and inadequat

mr. oleksiyu i congratulate you. good day. glad to see and hear.ongratulate you on the liberation of kherson , at least the right bank part of kherson oblast, because i remember when at the beginning of the war the russians managed to capture kherson and i was just commenting on indian television and they came out under such completely pro-russian with headlines, kherson has fallen, kyiv is cut off, and then i tell them live, well, look at the map at least look where kherson is, where is it, that is, there was no understanding at all among these people of ours of some international partners, what is happening in ukraine, so that something like that can be compared to russian propaganda? and over time, it changed and changed primarily thanks to the successes of the ukrainian army. well, i think that we will talk about this. and in general about the importance and importance of the support of the countries of southeast asia, that is indonesia and cambodia and laos, vietnam, etc. and these are all the countries, about the importance of their support f

mr. vadim, if you are, oh, i'm glad to see you, so there's a question about everything and it is difficultat the same time, all the searches, if the ministry of internal affairs has anything to do with them, in the moscow patriarchate, the so-called uh-uh , what is it? what is your legal opinion? people who serve god there, they should all be closed because we see that the leaders really are the fifth column, at least the majority. so, should this be an individual approach or just such an approach that will be able to liquidate this church on the territory of ukraine, personally here, that is, me i think that the pedarchs of this church have a mutiny now, cooperation with the enemy is what they basically did and, unfortunately, continue to do, both in the occupied territories and in the non-occupied territories. closed everyone, it is wrong , stupid, and it is definitely illegal, speaking of some other things, but in this case, it is my deep conviction that, again, i am speaking from my personal point of view. i believe that such a church does not have the right to exist of the state of uk

i am glad to see and hear mr. maksym. direction you are in so that it is possible to ask more precisely about the events eh, now it so happened that our unit is simultaneously performing a task in several directions i understand what is happening in zaporozhye kherson region and also on the border with belarus. let 's start with the border with belarus. er, in chernihiv oblast, they called to at least temporarily move deeper into the territory of ukraine, well, or to the west or to central ukraine, at least to leave the border areas, from this border strip , because now it will be safer, or is the threat really increasing? can this invasion be called provocations ? or offensive attempts, how to decide what they called what could be what could happen on the border, is there really a threat and specifically in chernihiv oblast or in polissia, please the point is that i can immediately say with certainty that there in in the near future, the next few days or even weeks , belarus does not have the necessary forces to