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mr. my opinion is that biden should know this very well considering the differences that mr.ma has had since the time of mr. obama . if this war wants to continue, the resistance groups in different countries should announce that we support yemen and will target the american base with more attacks . thank you very much, mr. youssef, mr. torbi. if you remember what happened in the second part, i told the threat in the third part if you allow me to give a short overview of the resistance front. you will definitely win . we also had this incident in the 33-day war. again, let me tell you another news. may the hearts of our people calm down a little bit in this commotion . after all, this is the battle of war. you spend time , you are martyred, you are killed, and somewhere the enemy is. one of the wishes of haj qasim will be fulfilled . haj qasim will be fulfilled. at the beginning of july, this wish will be fulfilled . haj qasim, one of his wishes was to be able to gather the leaders of the resistance front. this in early july, a four-hour meeting will be held in tehran. this m

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mrs. kennedy was able to bring to the collection? how i was afraid i was going to get that one. and, you know, mrs. kennedy would never single something out. so it's hard for me to as well. i know there was a baltimore desk that was i think a that eventually got placed into the green room and that was only one of four or examples of that could find craftsmanship that came out of baltimore in the early part of the country. so that was one i know she was particularly fond, but yeah, she would never say is the favorite thing of mine that that that came in. she loved all and she was thrilled that yeah. the that what's your what do you think is the most important thing. oh i'm sorry mine what's my favorite i that bust of george washington that she rediscovered in the white house men's room and also also it was in the white house collection and was always considered important not like it was lost in a closet or anything. but there was there the desk that had been made by the timbers of the british naval ship. the the resolute and after that boat was queen victoria had some of its timbers created it turned

titov doesn’t know, or mr.han once, so document of the investigative committee, voiced by the chairman of the investigative committee, mr. bastrygin, we talked about this , remember, i turned to the investigative committee to the chairman of the investigative committee , alexander ivanovich bastrikin, with a request to explain what the general situation is today with migration. year the same for january-july 2023, compared to the same period last year, the number of serious crimes increased by 40% from 1871 to 2626, the number of crimes against sexual integrity increased by 22% from 285 to 300. 48. from two to nine extremist crimes have increased . from 14 to 25 of a terrorist nature. another interesting question: mr. titov considers russian criminals those migrants who have already received a russian passport and are citizens of russia, but commits crimes. he classifies them as... russian criminals, i really liked that journalist andrei medvedev responded to this remark from mr. titov, listen, you know, i woul

mr. titov doesn’t know, or mr.done this more than once, here is the document of the investigative committee, voiced by the chairman of the investigative committee, mr. bastrygin, we talked about this, remember, i appealed to the investigative committee to the chairman of the investigative committee , alexander ivanovich bostrykin, with a request. to explain what the general situation with migration in our country is today, this is what we received: in the investigative authorities in 2022 three times more criminal cases committed by migrants were initiated than in 2021, the number of serious crimes increased by 37%, from 11 thousand to 15 thousand, cases of murder and bodily harm... property from 285 to 348, from two to nine crimes of an extremist nature increased from 14 to 25 of a terrorist nature, another interesting question: mr. titov considers as russian criminals those migrants who have already received a russian passport and are citizens of russia. but commits a crime, he classifies them as russian criminal

supporting it and britain is supporting it, look, there is nothing hidden anymore, the fact that you know mrn and you know hizbullah and so forth will be smart enough not to react. but the reality is that if israel continues the way is behaving, then no one will have any option other than make a stand against them, because it's quite clear that they don't understand any language except the language of violence and guns and in that sort of situation when you come to the conclusion that there is other option then for the for the sake of human. and stopping these genocidal act escalating to other area within the region then people have to take action and that will be a disaster. and uh thank you mr. shah and ambassador ford, mr. masu shah said it, where's are evidence that it's ever worked or they have ever tried to make it work, washington dialogue in the in the region of west asia, i like to there aren't many cases, in fact you can say there's barely any if one, but there is a small case here, the jcpoa, and i like to talk about this, make this case in point that the u.s. participated in the

so i think, you know, the probably ability that these road was behind this attack is quite low. yeah. and mr. ultimate me, i know that you also saying that the probability of israel carrying out this attack is low again when you look at where the bottoms will place from what we know so far about where the bonds replace not near the ceremony itself. that was, we believe attended by senior regime officials, but you know, where ordinary people who do support the regime but, or do we pay for what, what can, can we some minds from this that the target, you know, wasn't senior ronnie and regime officials a, c, d i create a spectrum a on to precise target, but in general, from the if you take it from united states standpoint, then any e, uranium civilian a civilian doesn't matter, was the governmental nor any. we're used to being who is a c i o. c, k is considered and what they call a rock diet and an app is saved from responding to full. would you be targeted date and the groups i, as in this matches with positive types, they tare doubting iran. um, for instance, uh in the last one the claim died.

so i think, you know, the probability that these rug was behind this attack is quite low. yeah, and mr. ultimately, i know that you also think that the probability of israel carrying out this attack is low again, when you look at where the bottoms will place from what we know so far about where the bonds were placed. not near the ceremony itself. that was, we believe attended by senior regime officials, but you know, where ordinary people who do support the regime but, or do we pay for what, what can, can we some minds from this that the target, you know, wasn't senior ronnie and regime officials be the, as i clearly speculate on precise targets, but in general, from the if you take it from the united states standpoint, then any e, uranium civilian civilian doesn't matter what was the governmental nor any regions very who is a c i o. c pay is incident. what they call a rock dice and an app is saved from the sign in the fall would be you'd be talking to do it. and then groups i as in this match is with cause the types they carried out to you wrong. um, for instance, uh in the last one t

supporting it and britain is supporting it. look, there is nothing hidden anymore, the fact that you know mr. ford is saying that he hopes iran and you know hizbullah and so forth will be smart enough not. to react, but the reality is that if israel continues the way is behaving, then no one will have any option other than make a stand against them, because it's quite clear that they don't understand any language except the language of violence and guns, and in that sort of situation when you come to the conclusion that there is other option then for the for this sake of humanity and stopping these genocidal act escalating to other area within the region then people have to take action and that will be a disaster and thank you mr shajar ambassador ford mr am said it where's our evidence that it's ever worked or they ever tried to make it work washington dialogue in the in the region of west asia i like to there aren't the... many cases and in fact you can say there's barely any if one, but there is a small case here, the jcpoa, and i like to talk about this to make this case in point that th

, mr speaker. >> so we all know, mr speakerhe doesn't. he doesn't have many. >> he doesn't have many ideas for our country or i'm going to hear the prime minister >> well, he doesn't have many. >> well, he doesn't have many. >> but one thing we do know, mr speaken >> but one thing we do know, mr speaker, is that you don't want to push it . to push it. >> do you know . >> do you know. >> do you know. >> do you know. >> do you know that he's committed to his 2030 decarbonisation promise , mr decarbonisation promise, mr speaken decarbonisation promise, mr speaker, which they say will cost £28 billion? but i was reading about it this week. he says he's changed the party. one of his team called it an albatross hanging around their neck. that might have been the shadow chancellor, maybe, mr speaken shadow chancellor, maybe, mr speaker, but he said he said they're doubling down on it. all this ahead of a crunch meeting. we're told this week for them to work out how they're going to pay work out how they're going to pay it. save them s

mr. professor, the last question, i understand that the answers to this question. i don’t know due to zelensky, but nevertheless, the crimean bridge, which is still undamaged, why is it not damaged, we’re just waiting for something, do we not have the means of delivering some specific missiles, or is it, that is, a lot of people still a month, now i would have ordered to be silent, but a month ago there was only this question, and why don't we shoot there, your version, strike on the crimean bridge there must be... uh, such that it can be disabled for at least a few months, it must be extremely powerful , the crimean bridge is a large, massive, complex structure, and in order to strike accordingly and not just scratch it there, and ideally knock down a few spans, but for this you need a suitable one. preparation and resources, apparently these resources are not yet available, they are being prepared, and in this way, well, we can only wait and watch, because we will again hit such an object with cloven fingers there is no sense. thank you very much, andriy kharuk, military hist

supporting it, and britain is supporting it, look, there is nothing hidden anymore, the fact that you know mrand against them, because it's quite clear that they don't understand any language except the language of violence and guns and in that sort of... situation when you come to the conclusion that there is other option then for the for the sake of humanity and stopping these genocidal act escalating to other area within the region then people have to take action and that will be a disaster and thank you mr. shahari and ambassador ford, mr. masud shajar said it, where's there evidence that it's ever worked or they ever tried to make it work? washington dialogue in the in the region of west asia, i like to there aren't many cases, and in fact you can say there's barely any if one, but there is a small. case here, the jcpoa, and i like to talk about this to make this case in point that the u.s. participated in the jcpoa for years, uh, hamming it out, bringing it to fruition with obviously um, a group of other nations, deal that alleid their concerns, regardless how ridiculous iran may have t

mr. titov doesn’t know , or mr.... is misleading us, as he has done more than once, here is the documenttee, voiced by the chairman of the investigative committee committee, mr. bastrygin, we talked about this, remember? i turned to the investigative committee to the chairman of the investigative committee , alexander ivanovich bastrykin, with a request to explain what the general situation with migration in our country is today. this is what we got. in 2022, investigative authorities initiated three times more criminal cases committed by migrants than in 2021. the number of serious crimes has increased. by 37% from 11 thousand to 15 thousand. cases of murder and personal injury resulting in death increased fivefold. same thing in 2023 most. in january-july 2023, compared to the same period last year, the number of serious crimes increased by 40%. the number of crimes against sexual integrity increased by 22% from 285 to 348. crimes of an extremist nature increased from two to nine, and of a terrorist nature from 14 to 25. another interesting question, sir. titov considers as russian cri

titov does not know, or mr.dy done more than once, so investigative committee document. voiced by the chairman of the investigative committee, mr. bastrygin, we talked about this, remember, i turned to the investigative committee to the chairman of the investigative committee alexander ivanovich bastrykin with a request to explain what the general situation with migration in our country today. this is what we got: the investigative authorities opened three times more criminal cases committed by migrants in 202 than in 2021, the number of serious crimes increased by 37% from 11 thousand to 15 thousand. cases of murder and bodily harm resulting in death increased fivefold . same thing in 2023. during january-july 2023, compared to the same period last year , the number of serious crimes increased by 40. percent from 1871 to 2626, the number of crimes increased by 22% against sexual integrity from 285 to 348. crimes of an extremist nature increased from two to nine; from 14 to 25 terrorists. another interesting que

know hunter biden was coming? and why didn't you question him? mr. comer: we have rules and you have to notice deposition three days. they know the rules. democrats were a stickler for rules. we are doing everything by the book. this has been very transparent. we anticipate on publishing a report at the end. i will anticipate there will be criminal referrals and don't do anything that is not by the rules that could be kicked out on a technicality. we are doing it the right way whether a congressional investigation. you get to the point at the end of the investigation where you bring people in and talk to them. we want to talk to hunter biden and ask him question along with jim biden and kevin morris who was sitting in here today who has loaned hunter biden nearly $6 million. and those could be answered in deposition. >> will you be able to write your final report if hunter biden comes in to testify? mr. comer: everything they are doing is to obstruct, slow down and delay. we are going to move forward. we will bring people in for depositions. if they d

mr. speaker be it from its own releases in the quote the legal team was led b him. i knowlike talking about it but when i see a i banned them he invoices them. because the questions t■hat some of y tell you what there's mr. speaker if he stopped his position he'd be voting with us. he'd be voting with us. his own secretary said the plan will work. the it that and he doesn't back plan and even the prime minister himself doesn't believe in it. and another said the tories should admit that things have gotten w after 14 years they have left britain as a sadder place. if the prime minister can be persuaded for his work supporting it if himself doesn't believe in his own policies why o earth should anyone else think differently? >> mr. speaker another week the honorable gentleman doesn't believe in anything any doesn't have a plan. let me update him on what's inflation went from 11% to 4% and real wageshe fifth month in a row. last week millions of people benefited from the tax worth 450 pounds so when he takes us back to square one with a 20 billion-dollar tax grab this plan de

mr. speaker. it's undoubtedly a former supreme court justice has that . i know mr.er he's been more interested in lessons learned. i even got here the expert and it's called the european human right. >> prime minister when i stand up please sit down. can i just say we don't use props in house and if you do need me to define it i certainly will. >> it's. he's been brutally exposed yet again. he's got one to pieces. he's got two more who had to quit because they don't think it will work. all of them appointed by him in open revolt against his policy and reality. it's doomed to failurethe prime minister himself doesn't believe in it. mr. speaker it is rich to hear from my]i friend because it is the case that you can't believe isoion. >> i will say that of me just jump in for a moment. it's annt day people want to know what's going on so i want my constituents just their cures to hear what the prime minister had to say. >> we had another example of the honorable gentleman doing one thing and saying another because he home secretary and banning the group. despite him per

know. we had a very strong border. [inaudible] mr. trump: i don't understand, what? mr. trump: i didn't do anything wrong. that's been proven as far as i'm concerned. actually we won in the court of appeals. you probably saw that. that case has been largely won in the court of appeals. that was a political case. coordinated with the white house by the attorney general. i assume is what you're talking about. we won that case. largely in the court of appeals. reporter: the carroll case -- mr. trump: that is a ridiculous case. that case is a ridiculous case. we're appealing it. she didn't know anything about me. she didn't know when it happened. it was nothing. people are looking at that case, it's a disgrace. we're appealing that case. we had a very hostile judge. we're appealing that case. it's a ridiculous case. reporter: would you lock the u.s. acquisition by -- mr. trump: i would go after it. it's a horrible thing. when japan buys u.s. steel, i would block it ince tan tainusly. reporter: traditionally former presidents have access to intelligence briefings, biden cance

we must know that mr. yahya has worked hard. we must know that 3 years ago , with his arrival, we won tractor 2 and 1 in our own field and won the cup. for our team and really the fans love him and it seems that we should blame all the problems on mr. yahya. at the beginning of the season , we used to go to the place where they are looking for 20 of my coaches and negotiate with the players. you count, mr. yahya , now 3 of his players have converted to islam , 3 of his main players in the defense line, when mr. pouraliganji left, he lost a very good forward and salmani was injured . they go and get players, not everyone you see now , mahmoud, now you know better, someone is looking for you. branko, someone is looking for a professional, skochie, someone is looking for skochie, my dear friend, for example, mr. abdi, someone is looking for mr. tatar , whoever you see , yes, whoever you see , there is no middleman at all. they are all looking for this hand, but after all, that team and the board of directors have a foreign coach, wh

mr. johnsoe don't know what the senate has come up with.e are anxious to see what they have done because there is a lot of deliberate discussion and the bait. i do not think now is the time for immigration reform because we cannot do that quickly. it is past time to secure the border. we passed that bill eight÷ or nine months ago now. hr number two had important elements, restore remain in mexico, reform asylum, parole, rebuild the wall. you cannot choose from among those elements on a menu and solve the problem. two or three weeks ago i took 63 republicans to the epicenter. we talked to border patrol, the deputy chief. he is a 33 year veteran and they told us we feel like border ■jpatrol is administering an opn fire hydrant. we need to reduce the flow. you have to have these elements involved so we are demanding real transformative policy change because that is what americans need and demand. republicans are standing on that line. i have been saying it since i was handed the gavel. i don't care what you call it, these elements are importan

if i know mr. branko will come tonight to coach gol mohammadi at the end of this first season he resigned and left, i leave them all to the great god, and for the new person who comes to this club , he will be successful. the ceo of the club informed about negotiations with 10 foreign head coaches, and he told them bronko . i am negotiating with them until the end of the week. it started with branca. in the first step, the answer of head coach crovat was negative. the former translator of branko said the reason for this negative answer was tax problems. during the nations cup, branco, who is currently the head coach of amane , was asked about the offer of presplis, but he did not give a clear answer to this question. officials of the press club also have a tax problem resolve. this time the ceo personally to negotiate. he went to qatar, but again the answer of the head coach crovat was negative. now, in addition to the cost they incurred, persplicia also lost a lot of time, and bronco, who was over

you know, mr.hiy, this situation is actually not only a sentence for the authorities, to a large extent, well, the statement that we are not all right in the information component, but it is the statement that everything is not right in our society, because... we can love or not love someone, but in the conditions of war, when we picking up such messages without waiting for their official release, it shows that we are not doing well with critical thinking and strategic communication, i would say very bad, we have to honestly admit that in the conditions of war it will improve. strategic communication and critical thinking are extremely difficult, therefore that in this way our state propaganda is being undermined, but when we have two, let's say, communication failures in just one week, the first failure was around il-76. because ukraine's position turned out to be, well, i would say, a loser compared to russia's. russia made a bet on the fact that it littered the information space of the event wit

you know, mr.rhiy, this situation is actually not the only one. a sentence to the authorities, to a large extent, well, a statement that not everything is fine with us in the informational component, but it is a statement that not everything is fine in our society, because we can love or not love someone, but in conditions of war, when we we pick up such messages without expecting them to be official disclosure, it shows that we are not doing well with... critical thinking and strategic communication, i would say very bad, we have to honestly admit that in wartime it is extremely difficult to improve strategic communication and critical thinking, because in such the way our state propaganda is undermined, but when we have... two, let's say, communication failures in just one week, the first failure was around the il-76, because ukraine's position turned out to be, well, i would say, a losing one, compared to in russian russia made a bet on what she was throwing. the information space of the event i

mr. via and from what we know about this attack so far. who operates in this 9 to 2 bombings in quick succession targeting civilians. now there hasn't been any office of talk on this or an official announcement. obviously there is investigation ongoing to figure out who and how it was pulled off. i'm but, but so far we don't have any official announcement on the issue. but of course, yvonne's original policy and poster has put it in recent decades at loggerheads with the 2 prime suspects in the eyes of the way the ends of those are. so i, so senate sister organizations and these really isn't their back cuz these are the 2 prime suspects, especially when it went in analysis coming out in different outlets. and i think because these are the 2 parties that have, it seems inherent interest at this point to hit yvonne with an and it's internal security. they are being uh, you know, uh, taken as the most probable, you know, a parties that have all this off. okay. missed the phone and as i said, we are hearing from ronnie and leaders, they're not

request of the f, b i the f, b i. eventually, after a series of media reports have determined that mr. know her, i had the nothing wrong. he was able to move his funds out of there and put it into another bank, but it's irritating. it's irritating the thing that something like this could even happen. and that it seems to be happening now with more frequency. bank of america told me it was shut down. they refused to give me an explanation. they told me i would get my money after it was because of which he says he was told would take 10 to 20 days. and all of a sudden i find out on grow can feed my family. now let's take a look at something. let's take a look at what's happening globally, which by the way, it is part of the reason that the us dollar is kind of falling out of favor worldwide as well, because of asset forfeiture. but it's not just the u. s. the okay, for example, is also accused in this alleged highest. there may be no better example of this than what the brits did to venezuela when they seized $2000000000.00 and then as well and gold that was held in the bank of england. their

but if i can get to mr. alton me, i know that you have said it's as unlikely that the wrong carried out this attack as israel. so what's your response to what you're hearing that i yes, i do buying the idea that it was in the rainy in the inside. don't they mean just the timing of beds and the number of people were killed and so it discriminates and uh and uh, in regards to retired to one of the guys references shooting down and like, i don't really know evenings intentionally did that. they did that, then they signed to colorado is likely to it was interesting to know that. yeah, yeah, you don't think of it. okay. um, so again i again, i don't think you can say that the position yet the is bombing state did. and so i, the receiving comes our, the investigation happens, although it just seems that it has a whole lot of software, but it seems much more like that and then bring it inside jobs. so young steps to that point. okay, mr. filed in that job. if i can come back, come back to you and look at the symbolism behind the attack itself. you know, what is the message behind attacking the

and as long as the reality stay the same, the same you, you can draw a whole better fellow with mr. know, are you going to be 256 years ago? hm. and he will be home there and uh and then he will be going to be there then same to you know, he was gonna be sounds of going to me because he didn't feel good up all of that be . and now he is the investing the evictions. always good to see that in the future. and mr. bob, honda is really simple, it begins and buckets bunk change, but it comes up now. so it's always been to and when it comes to the main thing you, me, when it comes to the timing golf. uh, based sentencing, do you think it will uh, affects the mood of the people in the country. you know, just a week before they go to the election, so do you think it will have an impact on the outcome? the the, the, the, the more will be nice. every the impression that has been made and gone spot the in the recent loss. and there have been unprecedented progression. but before have student dr. his full will become more and many and focused on what sensitive no few sympathy with mr. i'm wrong and

mr. humphreys or anybody else on, you know, the sort of problem mr. carroll talked about right where you have obviously illicit substances coming in through mail order pharmacies and obviously, there's the street level fentanyl problem, too. do you have a sense what the breakdown is. how much of this is coming in through mail order pharmacies and how much coming through traditional street methods? what's really going on here? >> so we don't have, as mr. carroll said, we don't have precise estimates of exact sourcing of the fentanyl and the most important thing to remember is rand corporation estimates that annual illicit fentanyl is metric tons a year and that fits on one truck that you can put on that. so that underscores what incredibly difficult problem this is. you stop one route and say you can keep it out of the mail problem you'd like to do. 5 to 10 tons year, all the traffic has to do and switching to another option is almost a certainty. >> yeah, and my time, i'll yield back. thanks to all of you for being here. >> thank you, senator vance. w

it, it, you know what i said expecting and really low with mrs. and i started on saying you know i don't know and there no flowers in the country you know i mean you think about it but there were no you couldn't there wasn't a flower store you could go to. so i found some candles that i could in vases of. they weren't really they were ashtrays, but but it's it was all fine. and anyway, i expectations were low. it turned out to be great. we 600 people wow and and it was the first time we americans hosted a return banquet with our food our not in the great hall but it was and deng xiaoping the leader he had come to the white house already. so president and deng each other and so it was actually a lovely evening with thanksgiving dinner did they like did they do like i think they did that. yeah, that is a terrific start. and that is a social secretary extraordinaire her story for sure jeremy you were part of helping to organize the g-7 at camp david. i think we have a little photo of that. can you tell us just a little bit about that. so this was, i t

therefore i know how much it costs so i will be happy if someone shows how to end wars in 24 hours who knows mr. alexander trump himself repeatedly said that i know putin very well, i know zelenskyi very well, and i need 24 hours to stop the war, at what cost can trump stop the war in ukraine if... if he can, at any cost, because of course it's not a matter of principle for him, he likes big players, he likes an authoritarian leader, he thinks that he with his charisma , unpredictability, he can solve something, we saw that it did not work with the kimchen-in, despite all these romantic meetings in different countries, despite the statements that were there, he actually did not manage to sway the kimchen, to stop his core. rocket program, we see that now this person already possesses the means of delivering nuclear warheads as far as continental america, so of course we cannot exaggerate his negotiation skills or we will say, we understand who trump is, well, we also understand that he is an unpredictable person , if he feels that he can have something from ukraine, i mean in a positive sense,

mr yousaf says, from knowing her for 15 years. _ mr yousaf says, from knowing her for 15 years. it _ 15 years, it is not often her instincts _ 15 years, it is not often her instincts are wrong. both professor leitch _ instincts are wrong. both professor leitch and — instincts are wrong. both professor leitch and mr yousaf, the then cabinet — leitch and mr yousaf, the then cabinet secretary for health and social— cabinet secretary for health and social care seem to be describing the ultimate decision taken in connection of the possible cancellation of this event as a ntatter— cancellation of this event as a matter which will be governed by your instincts. that is how you made decisions _ your instincts. that is how you made decisions during the course of the pandemic, — decisions during the course of the pandemic, wasn't it? | decisions during the course of the pandemic, wasn't it?— decisions during the course of the pandemic, wasn't it? i think at the fanzone being _ pandemic, wasn't it? i think at the fanzone being cancelled, - pandemic, wasn't it? i think at the fanzone being cancel

the are telling us why mr. know why she was punished with all the weight to the actual reality he was, but this you will just going to fight for life simply on the basis of it. and if i'm wrong, there's so much of that. we can connect it to or otherwise he was button is disqualified for life because he did not show that is the building that he did not show up to see you. but virginia from an accounting standpoint, but i just didn't. but he wasn't never supposed to reflect as an individual, as a z u, but, and he was there display 1st the, the nature of the management, the nature of the car. and it was listed. and then the, the, the, the, the punishment itself to buy someone for a life thing or that you cannot do politics to have a. okay, but we'll shut off. i'm sorry to keep you waiting. i have no, a shelby's been treated unfairly by the quotes in pakistan. was he the victim of a miscarriage of justice to, to what extent was the supreme court racing and injustice? yeah. and if so, what about the treatment of inbound

mr. rogers ayers is black policeman. and, you know, the guy who plays him on tv, he's surprised. he says, why did you hire me? i'm a black man. why did you hire me to play a policeman? mr. rogers says to him, well, i think kids need good role models and i want them to see you. mr. rogers. fighting for race relations right on his tv show. it's one of the first recurring black characters on a mainstream tv show at the time. and i love the fact i get to tell that story. but what i really love is when you get to see mr. rogers as a little boy and you get tsee him learn his love of playing the piano, you get to see him with his grandpa. and the most important story of all is hisher, houston knit him a red sweater every single year for christmas. he always loved the red one with the zippers up from. found that my kids responded to that we put in the book is when mr. rogers was a little boy, his you know, he was always■@ sick a lot. he would pretend play at home with his puppets and with his toys in his world of make-believe. but what i love

mr. speaker, i know that members from across the house will want to join me in offering best wishes. meetin of ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in this house this afternoon, i will be meeting a 100-year-old holocaust survivor. sh said if she survived auschwitz she would tell t world the truth of what happened. never has such a promise been so profoundly fulfilled. ndly fulfilled. i'm sure the whole house will join me in reaffirming our promise the league that we will never forget the hocaust. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i answer the prime minister's commen? my constituents to deliver important items o mail d packages, so they will be alarmed to learn of e proposals to cut the number of days the serce will be provided. can the prime minister guarantee that under his watch there will be no reductions? >> i agree about the importance of the royal mail's service obligation. we remain committed to ensuring it remains committed. >> the lib dem counsel has jt received a report from external auditors morning of the possibility of fraud. does therime minister agr

mr. serhiy, i think , what... we all knowce of responsibility, and i think that no one, each of us, can blame each other for the fact that we do stupid things, and when i say that we all need to, i have actually, we all mean independence, who is in which faction. thank you, mr. nikita, we are after a short break let's go back to our studio, ladies and gentlemen, please wait. there are 20% discounts on citrik in the psaryznyk, vam and ochadnyk pharmacies. there are discounts on eurofast, 20% in psyllanyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. greetings, this is svoboda live on radio svoboda. we have already approached the serpent himself. the following shots may shock you. news from the scene. live! kamikaze drone attacks political analysis objectively and meaningfully. there is no political season. exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front. shot. freedom life - frankly and impartially you draw your own conclusions. verdict with serhiy rudenko, from now on in a new, two-hour format. even more analytics. even more

mr. jamhandi, you know, mr. engineers, two conditions have been set, one is that the prices should not increase , which means that they should be stable, and that the domestic production, unfortunately , none of these were realized. well, if you want to compare, many other factors can be added to ensure that the prices are stable, and the second condition was to increase the depth of construction inside. i invite the respected researcher and some of your friends. the tools are only academic or research saying means to really say from the visit that our engineers are deep in production. as a small person in this industry , wherever i go, every time i see that they really have a greater honor, mr. hashemi, let me make them as well. for example, they say that if the depth of internal construction has increased, why has foreign exchange consumption increased? see, because the domestic raw materials , mr. herovani, petrochemicals, zinc, steel, all these are calculated based on world prices. margin of competition, so

mr. parveen. i know that he is a dark nurse. . you have to tell the truth, what is the problem, sir, leave it, sir fonizadeh can also be added to the discussion , what do you think, mr. pounozadeh? first of all , i would like to say hello and polite to my dear friend, my little brother, mr. behzad. in general, mr. iraqi, we go to play games on tuesdays. ok, i can boldly say that i will give him the ball, the same way to mr. arabshahi rahim yousefi, by god, he is a gem, yes, in any case, they need to solve their problems, one bit more, no , now his brain is working, mr. dadashzadeh is one of the footballers named tarikh. iranian and asian football, anyway, mr. iraqi, these interactions he must have said a nice word, and if you are saying that he should not get a player, look at all the players that , in my opinion, mr. yahya khas, except for daniyal esmaili , got the best player of the year. it was not possible that he went to sepahan and returned immediately . well, this year, for example, he had a problem. really, look at the poli

mrs. pelosi: and every every year since i've been in office or even before, they have said to me, "you ain't seen nothing yet." so we don't knowis next. but i don't spend too much time thinking. francine: in terms of ai or technology? mrs. pelosi: ai is a double edged sword, and that's in my district, in san francisco and the people that i know who are working in that, who care about our country, who care about our country, know that it's a double edged sword, that we need guardrails, we need standards and the rest so that this double edged sword does not harm, doesn't do harm, but instead does good. and it can do some good. but right now, we have a strike in the creativity industry. writers and actors and the rest. and there has to be respect for the creativity that they have. and ai has an impact, could have an impact on that. and we have to recognize that. write laws to respect that. in our constitution, we have respect for copyright. francine: but do we need to regulate ai? mrs. pelosi: to build in protections. francine: and social media? mrs. pelosi: i mean, social media has been a double edged sword. it's done tremendous