i want to ask you before we run out of time, and mr. nice that us media reporting that the international criminal court may issue an arrest warrant for is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we just, we don't have much time here. i just wanna ask, do you think that that will happen it begins to look at the law may be issued. that's very good news. not because it is particularly is judy against not in yahoo. i don't express an opinion about that because it shows that the international code is not going to be in too many today. t in doing its job in respect to lead is great. so supported lots of orgy. so does that extend its good news? whether it's going to be issued or not, i don't know, but it's beginning to look as though it's quite lucky. and that i think is also good news when measured against what may be said about the international criminal court. that is being very slow over the last decade, also to conduct investigations, to say things about the state of israel. okay. um it's been very slow. oh, okay. and now perhaps it's realiz

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ok, so jeffrey, nice as always, mr. nice, it's good to have you with us. we appreciate your analysis tonight. thank you. you're most welcome as well. the day is almost done, the conversation continues online and we will see you next time. the and the links is faster, the flux looks something is wrong behind the chic facades. housing is affordable for many property and homelessness are rapidly growing. and n t o is trying to help with politicians are standing by and doing nothing. poverty and europe's wealthiest country. close up in 15 minutes, on the double you shift your guide to life and it did to to explore the latest online trend, navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. i will be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you. shift in 45 minutes on the w, the one is main kinds, oldest ambitions to be within reach. what is it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they are peers and arrival with one daring goals to h

not only that, joe is saying it's no more mr. nice joe.ump's jugular. you get him, joe! yeah! go for the jugular. just one problem with that plan good luck finding a jugular in that chin-scrotum. now, advisers say that biden is convinced he'll rattle trump if he taunts him daily, which will cause trump to go haywire in public. yes, he'll go crazy, as opposed to his current rational public message: "me likey mein kampf bing bing bing bang russia! oh! ohhhh! oh!" [applause] thank you. thank you. the white house also believes an aggressive strategy will dampen concerns about biden's age "by showing that at 81, he can still throw a scranton punch." "that's right! come on, jack. here's comes the ol' pennsylvania haymaker express. hold on. brace yourself! here we go. here we go. there you go. now hold still. don't move. here it comes. here it comes. hold on. right there. come back here. come back here, buddy." but the president isn't fighting alone. oh, no. he's backed by joe biden's superfans, many of them older, and most of them women. that's

so that was a universal reaction of indians all the way the word what to do with nice to mr policy. this all nice. let's probably not, frankly, from a very early age of course bought it, but the implication by my father, you believe them the same thing very strongly. but i could not believe that by anybody would be opposed to crush me to be an integrity bogged up in the that i think it's the same. it is only a problem, a temporary solution that it has to with the other way. yeah. and give way to a fully pulled integration. yeah, i could not believe all that. and then of course i thought the luck with the log is, you taught be it's a emancipation of women in terms of the same as the nouns. now, you know from that, but so read for that. now you should be, yeah. so it is the month of the future, right? it's, it's a national interest to give you empower women. you and you'll improve. you'll not only give them the dignity with the dissolved and not had all these years, but you also bring them in the main street and make them productive assets away from 2 members in the parliament to now r

mr. valentyn, greetings , nice to see and hear you. congratulations, mr.gey, as always, i am very glad of the invitation. just before the program, you and i discussed the fact that now the war is changing and each side is trying to... use the advantages of technology in one way or another, and the one who adapts faster, in principle, is really well has a certain opportunity to overtake the opponent, and the one who does the work on mistakes faster, also has a profit from this work, but i would like you to now generally evaluate the modern poleboy, which is of decisive importance on it and as an additional issue ... with our air defenses, is there the same technology race where each side is trying to find the weaknesses of the other? well, i will probably start with the general from the battlefield, and since sometime in september , the military actually signaled from the front, that a war of drones had begun, and it was caused by insufficiency on the one hand. already in ukraine, and in the country itself, the aggressors in russia, namely artillery systems

mr. smith: nice to meet you all, i am a director of the washington project for the middle east forum. we work with members of congress, the administration, law enforcement to protect america and its allies from a middle east threat. in my view any think everybody in the middle east forum, one of the closest allies of the u.s. is the iranian people. that is distinct from the iranian regime, which has strangled his people for 45 years, it has truly divided and curbed its people for decades. hence what we -- why we are holding this event. vahid beheshti is a former political prisoner, very active in u.k. politics, including asking the u.k. to take iranian politics seriously. he went to israel and became the first iranian opposition leader to speak at the knesset. i have the honor of introducing him to policymakers here. without further ado, welcome vahid. [applause] mr. beheshti: thank you everyone for being here. first, thank you to the middle east forum for hosting this important event at this crucial moment. i think we are all living in a very sensitive and crucial moment of history.

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mr. valentino, welcome , nice to see and hear from you. congratulations, mr.m very glad of the invitation. we are with you literally before the program, they discussed the fact that now the war is changing and each side is trying to... use the advantages of technology in one way or another, and the one who adapts faster, in principle, he really, well, has a certain opportunity to overtake the enemy, and he , who does faster work on mistakes, also, well, has a profit from this work, but i would like you to now so generally evaluate the modern battlefield, which is crucial on it and as an additional issue ... with our air defense , is this the same race for technology going on there, where each side is trying to find the weaknesses of the other, well, i’ll probably start with the general from the battlefield, but sometime in september , the military actually signaled from the front that the war of drones had begun, and it was on the one hand caused by insufficiency. already in ukraine, and in the country itself, the aggressors in russia, namely artillery systems

mr. it's nice to see you again. thank you. are there any questions or comments for mr. kong on this contract modification, commissioner zombie, quick question. good morning. good to see you again. good morning, so what will happen within the next 130? so it looks like there was an extension, an contingency extension of 31, which got us to like almost, almost the end of this month, so and the project is, is over. so what happens in the 130 days? well, those were the time required by the contractor to complete the job, of the 130 days, the delay attributed to the material delay was about 63 days. delays, you know, pertaining to, the excavation, you know, the material unsuitable, or hard rock condition was about 33 days and about 22 days, you know, for, for, for the 30 lake, which was related, to, my recall. and, so the project is not done yet. the job is completed and the contractor basically, didn't claim any compensation, so, you know, it was their responsibility, you know, as far as the, the time, you know, for the procurement of the, of the material, as far as, you kn

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we need, including , for example, german anti-aircraft means already short range, that would be nice. mrlo, but considering that our western partners give us help regularly, but it is not enough to create parity of forces on the russian-ukrainian front. what and how can create this... parity, what is missing now, what our western partners are not adding yet and whether they are able to give enough weapons to ukraine in order to equalize, well, the parity that i am talking about on the front, when the ukrainians will not look weaker in terms of weapons, it is clear that the motivation ukrainian troops are much higher than russian troops, but there are still not many weapons. what is missing, what is it that western partners do not dare to give to ukraine yet, and this is what we really need? well, in principle, politically, in fact, almost all systems are already allowed, but precisely because the united states did not give six months, did not make a decision, they were engaged in their political processes, there was a gap, a rather powerful gap both in ammunition and in artillery, and no

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mr. president, thank you very much for your invitation to come. it's nice to be here. relations between our country are now very strong. and they have had a long tradition, the united states has had a main role in founding a independent czech and our first president had an american vibe and the czech community in the u.s. is large as well as abroad. i can mention madeleine albright is an excellent example. she was the u.s. secretary of state but also from prague. president biden: we know it all the time. mr. fiala: and most importantly, we share the same values, human rights, freedom, democracy, and we need to deal with challenges like russian aggression in ukraine, terrorism, difficult situation in the middle east. and in such a situation, the security cooperation between democratic country is a must. mr. president, i appreciate your leadership in support of ukraine. we are also doing our best to help you and stop putin's aggression. in 1968, i was a little boy. in 1968, i saw russian tanks in the streets of my town, and i don't want to see this again. so we must cont

mr. it is nice to have you with us. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me on. >> let me first ask you, am i explaining that, have i explained any of it the wrong way around or put the wrong test on it? i feel like i am not a lawyer and a lot of us are learning about sureties and bonds and bonding agencies by the seat of our pants as we try to follow this politician through the pinball machine he's put us all in ? >> i think it works perfectly and it raises a lot of questions, both from a political or regulatory standpoint and also from a legal standpoint. we have an interesting hearing in court on this coming up on the 22nd. >> what are the legal issues that stand out to you from the reporting we sat on the issue so far? >> this bond, as you said, allows trump to stave off enforcement, stops the attorney general from seizing his assets, seizing his bank accounts, seizing his real estate and the bond is supposed to secure the judgment, or at least secure the $175 million portion. and, this bond fails to do that.

mr. chairman. nice to see you, mr. powell. my first question is about some chatter lately on the social media that people are concerned about the fed creating a cd b.c. without legislative authorization. you and i have discussed that before. there are other means other than a cbdc that could use digital assets to create a secure and instant payment system other than a cbdc. the question is this, do you agree the federal reserve cannot introduce a u.s. central bank digital currency without congressional authorization? >> i do. >> that really calms people's fears. the people who are concerned we can end up with something like the digital used as a means of surveillance. i think that will come some discussions down. my next question is about your course cpe. as you know, there is a disconnect between how you measure inflation and how the american people see inflation because the american people are spending their money on gasoline and food and rent. things that have gone up a lot. they hear about these improvements in the economy

mr. oleksandr, look, you just nicely emphasized the fact that trump's position and opinion have changed,lso allegedly saw, received some kind of enlightenment. biden even earlier a month before everything was agreed, voted on, it turns out he already sent us the atakamsa, but now the question is whether this is the aid package that we received and can count on that september, october will be next, or is it, as some says actually the last thing we got from the united states. the question is, is it possible to use all this now as needed, instead of saving and looking for it, waiting for a more suitable opportunity? well, you know, there is a very important philosophical and strategic question here, because it is absolutely obvious that the biden administration has not changed its strategic approach to russia, to ukraine, to this war. it seems to them that by continuing to help us, the system is against us. yes, of course, it saves the lives of ukrainians, but the restrictions that were there, they remain, we cannot strike on russian territory itself, and it is clear that with the quality o

he said that the un resolutions are binding and these valley prime minister and mr. benjamin netanyahu nice to know it. and she has 2 more to to and the ward. and also he really afraid that that she's country is ready to recognize the palestinians. faith within moms, a unified palestinian said with a guys and westbank unify. russell sort are reporting from dell ha. just after that joint press conference between the spanish prime minister and the guitar, e premier, thank you very much for so the let's bring you up to speed on what's happening on the ground in gaza just 2 days after israel killed 78 workers, and alger 0 investigation has found that they were intentionally targeted is really military launched, 3 consecutive airstrikes against the world central kitchen workers, despite being told of their movement. reports also suggest is really military officers and soldiers and gaza routinely act on their own violating army regulations and the profit chain of command. one is really newspaper, as quoted is really army sources are saying in gaza. everyone does as he pleases. 6 of the victims we

it's got to be no more mr nice guy, folks, because you see, i learned something nearly 20 years ago that shaped my philosophy about the eu, about globalism. and i think in the end will change your political agendas too. and it was this just over 20 years ago, we had a constitutional convention in led by the very grand giscard d'estaing and the constitution met the convention met, and it led to an eu constitution . and giscard stood constitution. and giscard stood up in a press conference up the road at the berlaymont that day with the constitution and said with the constitution and said with this document we become a global superpower power. but there was a problem with the word constitution. it led to referendums . you know, those referendums. you know, those dreadful things were the great unwashed get to make decisions , unwashed get to make decisions, and not the great and the good or the unelected european commission yes. that very same process, that, of course, to led us leaving the european union, something that would never have happened if we'd had to trust our own parliament. the

mr. secretary, it is nice to see you again. russia and china vote for a cease-fire with israel and u.s.how is that not a shift in u.s. policy towards israel? you >> trey it is great to be with you on this special day. we are talking about israel where these events transpired sn this special day. what the united states did by allowing the resolution to past, we rewarded the terrorist on october 7th.ch the iranians, the russians, that china is happy and israelium partnersst under even morere a difficult circumstances than they were before. this is a major event. i don't know why the bidenst administration letic this happen and may be its u.s. domestic politics but i sure hope not buk it looks like it. f anrod israel recognizes a long-term committed partner is h them inheo stand wit the way they need to in this is ttrue time of crisis. >> trey: you know,he mr. secretary, you put your finger on the questiont .s i think most people are asking why? it has been six months, only six months since hamas invaded israel and skilled women and children.at so why is this on a country defending itself

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mr. trump addressed the testimony of his long-time friend. >> david has been very nice. a nice guy. >> did you give the payment to stormy daniels before the 2020 election? >> reporter: pecker also testifying today about a payment his company did make to former "playboy" model karen mcdougal to keep her alleged affair

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mr. cat been nice to be able to probably go, we've spoken many times before about these sorts of dilemma is between nation states and nation states and golden state to. so let's just begin with what happened today with all of the facts available and that the way they were presented was the judgement what we expected. and i thank you. i think a lot of it as well. um, a lot of us were commenting leading up to today. um, we're not toddy surprised by the decision that has been rented today. i think the, the main criticism has been made is that it was, it was a relatively weak judgment and not a particularly well reasonable judgement. although i think many of us where we're expecting the out toward in such a way on professional measures. and i say that just on the requests for the indication of professional matches. and obviously it's a very different match to, once we get to, to the full argument on the merits of the case. and actually the judgement recognizes and sends a message to germany and all the state pol to states policies that to the genocide conventions, that there is an obligation

mr. konstantin, we welcome you. greetings, nice to see you.k at each other, this is not very comforting news. zelenskyi stated that, unfortunately, we failed to preserve the tripoli thesis because we had no missiles left. an air force spokesman also says that we are currently doing everything we can to use all the available resources that we have. well, in the western media, we have also repeatedly seen reports that ukraine has already faced a certain lack of missiles. to air defense, we would like your expert opinion on this matter, are we really now in a rather crisis situation, when we already have a shortage of anti-aircraft missiles, well , we need to understand well here and distribute political statements there and what motivates and stimulates of our partners, this is one part of this process, and another part of this process is the very stocks in warehouses, and i think that... even our president zelensky will not tell what is really there and what is really not there. kyiv is protected, and that was the impression in tripillia, it wa

says trump gets on the phone with them, says i spoke to michael, karen's a nice girl, pecker testifies. >> i believe that when mr. trump said that she was a nice girl, i believe that he knew who she was. the prosecutor asked pecker why he told trump they should by the story, to suppress it. pecker says, i believe the story was true pecker recalls cohen told him about paying for the story, saying the boss will take care of it, pecker clarifies the boss. was donald trump just now in court, trump's attorney asked pecker to confirm his prior testimony that cohen was always angling for something for himself, but in any case, that's what you were talking about. the compactly conversation that comes i didn't know you had the graphic. i'm glad you did, but that conversation donald trump saying she's a nice girl. now fast-forward and now you're in the thank you. dinner at the white house and we learn again that donald trump is checking in on how karen's doing. so when you see donald trump publicly and say things like, i don't even know who this person is this, i mean, this clearly, somebody that he actually had on his mi

nice day. god bless you. and mr.expert, until we are at their service and mr saleh will also communicate with them by phone . welcome. i offer greetings and politeness to you mr. asadian, all dear viewers, and while accepting the obedience and worship of my dear countrymen and the martyrdom of imam hussein and imam ali , i offer my condolences to all muslims in the world. thank you very much. why did you watch these games? what i read, do you agree or do you think that not now, in such competitions, the teams should have a glimpse of the results , mr. asadian, before i talk about these three games of the national team, i must a setback in in relation to these games , i would like to mention that our players were involved in club games for 10 months, we had an attrition league, the players came to you with toxicity and fatigue. they are in their own league, but we gave them a 10-day rest . after 10 days, the technical staff is forced to do heavy physical training on the players, who have injured players and the player

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it's very nice to see you today. mr. long as we know, the south swan is the, is a power to tag with a lead territorial disputes the so why do you think most in today's apparently sticking only to inflame the tensions as well. i think the best thing for you and for administrative was right in pointing out that to the, for the escalation of patients over the thought of trying to see is going to to impart trade and also stability in the region. so i think when it comes to the us, we're not surprised a little surprised at till about their entire shooting to provoke china for all kinds of reasons. first, taiwan and now the philippines at so i think it's important that we give a little background about what's happening in the philippines. it's a, it's, it's all about one island cold or a reef. let's call it the, in english. it's called 2nd thomas a show or in trying to, we call it a run i job. so at the terminal, essentially about 25 years ago was 2425 years ago, the philippines and they the run a grow, a very old, outdated, m

the default vote for a former indian and back to the to sedan. poland and all media is nice to have you join me, mr. and box it up. what do you make of the fact that the united states national security advisor has bestowed his visit to india for the 2nd time? now thank you very much. a pleasure to reorder amazing channel that i enjoy watching very much. i'm in new delhi capital on the time right now. if i see it correctly is just off to for any 100 us from time to time, the white house as nice things about into hoping that we would be totally infinitely great for the next day. the standard budman makes gnostic already, but we're going to intimidate us, keep us of balance all this nonsense about the of a sudden subbing chief minister in india being arrested and the rule of law and all that kind of stuff, i think is juvenile refrigerant. washington, in my opinion, does not seem to be able to browse the set of confidence and self esteem of the new audit we all day and headed the grandfather of diplomacy, john and joe, who lived 2400 years ago in india. so there's a button that says that in the. ready

mr. mykola, each other, each other, it's very nice to be with you to work always, and here is my questionis morning i was just looking at what different people write, and there is a huge criticism of the energy companies, that they did not save something there, were not able to repel some attacks and so on and so on, and there is some kind of discussion , and i am a little bit like that, you know, despite the fact that these are quite tragic stories because of the russian raids, i... allowed myself to smile a little and thought: there is an opportunity and i am redirecting my thoughts to you, mr. andriy, but there is, in principle , an opportunity to protect the energy system ukraine, it exists like that in nature, but remember vysotsky's song, if i decide something, i will definitely drink it, yes, well, such an opportunity does not actually exist, but i can say that there are almost only two on the territory of ukraine. of energy infrastructure that are protected from the type of strikes that the russians have taken during this full-scale invasion, what we call, since february 22nd, is

mr. mangi and to support his mom nice. -- his nomination. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, if i were to choose a title for the remarks which i plan on making here briefly, i would call the title of this -- these comments the case of the vanishing american paycheck. over the last few years, inflation has walloped family budgets. as we all know prices have grown. they've grown again and grown some more. forcing people in texas and all across america to scrimp and save just to try to get by. they've cut the number of trips to their favorite restaurant, they've made budget friendly swaps at the grocery store, trading for less expensive items, maybe the store brand rather than your favorite brand. they scrapped family vacations in favor of more affordable staycations. in many instances they've had to make hard decisions between two competing, important expenses. for example, a couple of years ago, nearly 45% of texans said they had to cut spending on basic necessities, including food and medicine in order