mr. president. mrs. gillibrand: senator, i call up my amendment 1065 and ask that it be reported by number. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from new york, mrs. gillibrand, for herself and others, proposes amendment 1065 to amendment numbered 935. the presiding officer: the chair recognizes the senator from mississippi. mr. wicker: mr. president, there is widespread bipartisan support for this amendment. i'm going to vote for it. a number of republicans have cosponsored it and perhaps although we're going to have to call the roll, perhaps this could be the moment when a ten minute vote actually means that. mr. schumer: would the senator yield? mr. wicker: yes. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that this vote be ten minutes and subsequent votes be ten minutes and we all hang around and get the job done. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: the question is on the amendment. is there a sufficient seco

mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. welch: my colleague, the senator from arizona, speaks and spoke with authority of a person who committed his life before he came to the united states senate to the service of our country in the military. i do not speak with that authority. i speak with the gratitude of a citizen who's benefited by the willingness of folks like the senator from arizona who dedicated their professional life to our country. in that respect, as a citizen i speak for what all americans have come to expect and rely on, and that is the willingness of young men and young women to sign up in service in the military, and among them people who make that commitment that this will be their career. and they do it day in and day out being ready for whatever may come, being willing to respond to the call of the commander in chief, no matter what they may be. and all of us as citizens who have not worn the uniform can take it for granted that we've got these folks ou

mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i rise to state my intention to include the afghan jument act as -- adjustment as an amendment to the defense authorization act. this involved years of work. this bipartisan legislation is led with senator graham, along with senators coons, moran, blumenthal, murkowski, shaheen, wicker, durbin, tillis, and mullin. those are just the people who are cosponsoring this bill and there is going to be -- there's many others that are supporting on both sides of the aisle. what is this about? well, it's about our national security. it's about a covenant -- a covenant that we have made and we must keep to those who stand with us on the battlefield. this bill does right by afghans who worked alongside our troops and shows the world that the united states of america, when we make a promise, we keep it. nearly 80,000 afghans who sought refuge in our country are currently in limbo. in just the last few weeks, one of them who was a translator for the military who was working two jobs to su

the vice president: majority leader. mr. schumer: i want to note that this is a history-making moment for the united states senate. today vice president kamala harris matches the record for the most tie-breaking votes ever cast in the united states by a vice president. the constitution says that, quote, the vice president of the united states shall be the president of the senate and with that comes the immense burden of casting votes whenever this chamber is evenly split. when it's mattered most, vice president harris has provided the decisive vote on some of the most historic bills of modern times, from the american rescue plan to the inflation reduction act, to so many federal judges who now preside and provide balance on the federal bench. she's carried out her duties with supreme excellence. and today all of us, all of us thank her for making the work of the senate possible. we also thank vice president harris for doing all this work despite all the other demands she faces as the nation's vice president, from leading the

mr. president. mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. kennedy: do the opponents have any additional time? the presiding officer: one minute. mr. kennedy: mr. president, we have spent -- wicker i claim the time -- mr. wicker: i claim the time. mr. kennedy: i'm sorry. senator, go ahead. mr. wicker: if the gentleman from -- mr. schumer: if the gentleman from louisiana wants a minute, i'm fine to give it to him. mr. kennedy: thank you. you're a fine american. mr. schumer: a fine act of bipartisanship. the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. kennedy: mr. president, the american people have sent over $100 billion to help our friends in ukraine, and most members of this body supported it. this money didn't fall from heaven. it came out of people's pockets. how can we possibly look the american people in the eye and say that we don't want to assure them, to them that this money will not be stolen? that's all this bill does. it lets the president appoint a lead inspector general to answer to the united states congress so we can look

mr. president. mr. president, we are going to be voting on an amendment in a few minutes that i want to rise in support of. it was introduced by my friend, the senator from south dakota, senator rounds. this amendment aims to protect american food security against attacks by foreign adversaries, in particular these four foreign adversaries, china, russia, iran, and north korea. as many of you know, i am a third generation farmer. i know first hand that food security is national security. it's that plain. it's that simple. allowing our foreign adversaries to invest in american farmland and agribusiness is a direct threat to our food supply. preventing our adversaries, our enemies from acquiring land from sensitive military sites, sites like air force bases like the one in montana, is a no-brainer and now we need to protect the rest of our food system. this amendment will enable the committee on foreign investment in the united states, to review all significant agriculture-related foreign investments and i

mr. president, i yield back. mr. carper: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. carper: while the senator from massachusetts is still on the floor, let me just say he and i have been friends for, gosh, 30 years. served together in the house. used to travel all over latin america, south america during the contra war. we're still friends and compadres today. a different kind of war, a war to make sure we save our planet and provide economic opportunity. i'm here to talk about david uhlmann, the nomination of david uhlmann to serve as assistant administrator. before i do, among the most important things we're working on during -- and it's not legislation. it's legislation we've already passed and it's the climate provisions that are part of the bipartisan infrastructure bill that we adopted and the president signed a year ago. and the climate is enormously important. we want to make sure that legislation is fully enacted. part of the responsibility of the administration but it's a shared responsibility. so that's

mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i ask the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i will be joined shortly by senator moran who is the rasking republican on -- ranking republican on the veterans committee, and senator blumenthal who always has been such a strong leader on many issues related to veterans. and we are here to talk about an amendment that is before the senate this week on the national defense authorization act. this is our moment. this is our moment, mr. president. i came to the floor last night and spoke on this and i am here again. and i'm here not just on behalf of all the cosponsors of this important amendment which includes senator lindsey graham who is the lead republican on the amendment as well as, of course, the ranking republican, highest republican on the senate judiciary committee, senator coons, senator moran, senator blumenthal, senator murkowski, senator shaheen, senator wicker who i note is the ranking republican on the a

mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. er: i ask unanimous consent that i be permitted to speak for five minutes and that senator stabenow be permitted to speak for five minutes prior to the scheduled votes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. carper: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, it's good to see you and it's good to see my colleague, john cornyn, here in the senate today, and all the pages and folks who have come back to go to work. there's a lot of work to do. one of the first items of business before us is a critical nomination, a nomination for the department of agriculture and not just any job at the department of agriculture but the number two job, the deputy secretary of the department of of agriculture. the woman nominated currently serves as the under secretary at the department of agriculture and she's been nominated to be the deputy secretary for the department. and she has a hard name to pronounce. it's a name i've never seen before, but it sounds something like this, xochitl, like s-o-chil

mr. president and personally congratulate you mr. nd thank you and your team to everyone in turkey who seeks peace and security for our peoples. land, escaping from russia's aggression against our state, our people, it is very important that our people feel the warmth of turkish hearts and turkish support, this is a really difficult time today, we focused above all on how can the leadership of turkey and you personally, mr. president, help restore peace and a normal international order when the interests of all nations are balanced? people, anything in the black sea region that does not correspond to the interests of our states and peoples. the black sea should be a space , a space of security, cooperation, not war and any crises or so-called frozen conflicts that can flare up again at any moment and strike at life and people. i am grateful to turkey for its constant support of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine. they separately discussed the situation in our crimea, which russia still illegally controls and uses as

mr. president at the end.e to once again express my gratitude to you for the warm welcome for your hospitality and at the same time repeat that rondi is strongly committed to diversifying and strengthening relations between our states in order to strengthen the excellent relations that exist between our fraternal and friendly languages ​​at the time of convenience. hello mr president. thank you very much. what a great pleasure it is for us to receive you, it was a live broadcast of the meeting between vladimir putin and the president of the republic . oh lord, this is the fsb data . pentalgin extragel contains a special component for better penetration into the focus pain and inflammation pentalgin extragel against more inflammation in the muscles and joints than you fill with kefir. and i pay with cashback for everything for okroshka and not only through the system of fast payments and there will be a cashback of 5% bonuses on the card, do not forget in russia in the world of hundreds, you can’t. iota says yo

mr. president. and i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. without objection, sir. mr. mcconnell: yesterday, senate democrats celebrated the approaching anniversary of their reckless taxing-and-spending spree as the democratic leader put it, quote, this legislation is paying huge dividends. well, he's right about that. the windfalls from the deluge of liberal spending are headed to all the wrong directions. last year senate republicans warned anyone who would listen about the dangers of our colleagues' plan. we splaipped how -- explained how green slush funds, dreamed up by left-wing act vipses, wouldn't bring on the -- activists wouldn't bring on the american industrial renaissance that democrats were claiming that it

mr. president. a senator: mr. resident, i ask unanimous consent for four minutes equally divided prior to the next roll call vote. the presiding officer: without objection. a senator: i call up amendment number 838 and ask that it be reported by number. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. the clerk: the senator from ohio, mr. vance, for mr. haul and himself, proposes an amendment numbered 838. the presiding officer: senators will take discussions outside the chamber. the senate will be in order. the senator from ohio. mr. vance: i propose senate 838 for the simple reason that as we spend resources to support the ukrainian war efforts against the ruins, we need to be honest with ourselves and the american people about what we're spending and how much we're spending. we saw recently in a $6 billion department of defense accountingerror which gives to give the american people -- the presiding officer: the senate is not in order. senators take conversations outside of the chamber so the senator can be h

the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: madam president, -- mr. president, i have three requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: dually noted. mr. schumer: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the appointments at the desk appear separately in the record as if made by the chair. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding the upcoming adjournment of the senate, the president of the senate, the president president pro tempore and majority and minority leaders be authorized to make appointments, to commissions, committees, boards, conferences or interparliamentary conferences authorized by house, concurrent action ever the two houses or by order of the senate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the junior senator from illinois, the junior senator from maryland, the junior senator from virginia be authorized to sign dually enrolled

mr. president. you said that ukraine shouldn't enter nato until after the war is over. are you concerned at all that those comments could motivate putin to keep the war going or discourage him from entering peace negotiations? and is there a serious risk that this war could drag on for years? and do you see any path toward the war ending with putin still in power? pres. biden: first of all, no one can join nato while the war, a war is going on where a nato nation is being attacked because that guarantees that we're in a war and we're in a third world war. so that is not about whether or not they should or shouldn't join. it's about when they can join, and they will join nato. the issue of whether or not this is going to keep putin from continuing to fight. the answer is putin has already lost the war. putin has a real problem. how does he move from here? what does he do? and so the idea that there's going to be what vehicle is used, he could end the war tomorrow, he could just say i'm out. but what

mr. president dear mr. president mr.n i am pleased to meet again and at the beginning i would like to say that we consider the african union as a leading regional organization that forms a modern security structure on the continent and creates conditions for ensuring a worthy place for africa in the system of global economic connections. we support the connection of the union to the work of leading international associations and let me remind you that russia was one of the first to respond positively to the initiative put forward last year by your predecessors in the presidency post of the president of senegal to provide an auto union. authorized membership in the g20 expects that this decision will be taken in september during the g20 summit in new delhi. as before. russia is ready to contribute globally to the strengthening of the sovereignty of african states to help make africa one of the key partners in the new system of a multipolar world order. this we will pay special attention to this issue in the course that is

mr. president . how is this plan of mr. president going to be implemented? you are talking about the 13th government hospital and the third discussion has made that we reach all the goals of the program . ghadir kham to all the viewers, your wishes and anxiety i would like to congratulate mr. karimi, deputy director of the ministry of health, i would like to say that you mentioned that the hospital phone that was opened today is one of the most important masterpieces in the field of modern hospital construction. the advanced will be manifested in the new masterpiece of the construction of the 1770-year-old hospital, using the methods of resistant bending frame, which is completely resistant to earthquakes, except for load-bearing structures, and almost this type of structure caused all the side forces of earthquakes. cultural and the business of this collection and also for the roof of this collection is a composite roof, which is a biocomposite of reinforced concrete with a steel profile, which, at the same time as the ease of application of insulation , wi

mr. president, welcome. i hope you all got a sense today from all my colleagues that -- how much support you have. it's real. and i hope we finally have put to bed the notion president biden: do we need a bigger room? [laughter] mr. president, welcome. i hope you all got a sense today from all my colleagues that -- how much support you have. it's real. and i hope we finally have put to bed the notion about whether or not ukraine is welcome in nato. it's going to happen. we're moving in the right direction. i think it's just a matter of getting by the next few months here. so thank you, thank you, thank you. it's hard to believe 500 days. it's easy for me, because mostly i've been in and out of ukraine a lot before the war. i would say again what i've said to you many times. not only all of you, but your people, your sons, your daughters, your husbands, your wives, your friends, you're incredible. ukraine, the whole world's seeing the courage. i mean this from the bottom of my heart. friends, you're incredibl

mr. president. the presiding officer: the senior senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: no, we are not. mr. cornyn: thank you, mr. president. under president biden's leadership, the united states has shattered virtually every record in the book when it comes to uncontrolled illegal migration flows. we we've seen record -- we've seen historic numbers crossing the border. the busiest day came before the public health title that was imposed as a result of the pandemic. the busiest day came just two months ago just before that title was lifted or expired, when border patrol apprehended 10,300 migrants a day. the pace of migration exceeded anything we've ever experienced under previous presidents, and of course, law enforcement not knowing what would happen once title 42 expired, they braced for the worst. federal officials and immigration experts predicted an increase in border crossings when it was lifted. the department of homeland security expected up to 18,000 migrants a day. just to remind you at its height it wa

mr. president. mr. durbin: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. durbin: i ask unanimous consent that the senate stand in recess until 2:15. the presiding officer: without objection. the senate is in recess until >> the u.s. senate is in recess for the weekly caucus need exterior today lawmakers continue work on the 2024 defense programs and policy builder known as the national defense authorization act or lawmakers are expected to start voting at 3 p.m. eastern on amendments to the bill. watch live coverage of the senate when lawmakers return at 2:15 p.m. eastern today here on c-span2. >> the senate judiciary committee is working committee is working legislation dealing with the conduct of u.s. supreme court known as the supreme court ethics recusal and transparency act. against established a code of rules relating to the justices personal activities outside of their official duties. watch live thursday morning as they can they debate the bill begin at 9:30 a.m. eastern c-span three, c-span that are free mobile video at or online at c-span.org. >>

mr. president, mr. president, ard, kohgiluyeh and boyar ahmad provinces, yasuj city, and this is the second trip of the government delegation to kohgiluyeh and boyar ahmad provinces . you are supposed to follow up on the president's visits and blessings on his first trip to this province , and those that are left and land. it remains to solve the problems of the husband, but we see the interview and conversation of mr. president at yasuj airport and we hear that i said porn myket ayaz , as you can see in the pictures, the president was welcomed by the officials of this province and at yasuj airport. also some respected families of the martyrs the presence of the president is because in this trip he made some of these words about some of the big infrastructure projects in this province. the first visit of the government delegation to kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad province had 217 approvals, which more than 67% and according to the officials, have been implemented and the rest it is also supposed that the obs

mr. president. i came to the floor last night and spoke on this and i am here again not just on behalf of all the cosponsors of this important amendment which includes senator lindsay graham who is the lead republican on the amendment as well as of course the ranking republican on the senate judiciary committee, senator kunz, senator moran, senator blumenthal, senator murkowski, shaheen, senator wicker who i know is the ranking republican on the armed services committee, senator durbin the trigger, senator tillis and senator mullen and of course the bill is supported by many other senators. i am pushing this because this isad our moment we haven't had o years to show whether or not we stand with those that stood with us our military is watching. every single one of the senators in the chamber have been approached by a member of our military whether it's veterans day, memorial day, walking down the street come i wouldn't be here today h if this guy hadn't stood with me on the battlefield or if this i

mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from north carolina. a senator: mr. president, i rise today to honor a gshedz north carolinian and a dear friend, high point university president dr. nito r kuvane. he immigrated to the united states whether he was 17 years old. he came to our country to pursue his education to attend college. mr. budd: his academic achievements were impressive and they were an early indication of the success that he would build in north carolina. he received his associate's degree in business from mount olive college, a bachelor's degree in human relations from hyde point university and a master's in business education from the university of north care lone that at greensboro. my family and i have had the pleasure of knowing the doctor and his family and his wife for decades. we've been inspired by their dedication to education and their service to others. during his business in -- his career in business, he has been widely recognized for his work. he has received the ellis island medal of honor, the association for distinguished americ

thank you mr president — have you here. thank you mr president it _ have you here.t is as great - have you here. thank you mr president it is as great to - have you here. thank you mr president it is as great to be | have you here. thank you mr - president it is as great to be here and it is an honour to be here with you and i nordic friends. we have just finished a very productive us and nordic leaders summit. where finland took its place at the table. as our newest ally. we have been friends but our newest official member of nato. i also want to spank mr —— —— of sweden. we have had a great relationship and frederiksen of denmark and the ministry of the daughter of ireland —— —— the daughter of ireland —— —— the daughter of ireland —— —— the daughter of iceland. i went to say we have had a very productive summit. we discussed where we stand at this point in history. where the decisions we make no are going to determine the course of history for the next four, five, six decades. this week we affirmed how finland and the united states together with allies and partne

the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. kennedy: thank you, mr. president. mr. esident, as we know, president biden has been talking the last 30 to 60 days about bidenomics, and i think it would be fair to say that because so many americans recent struggling to support their families, that president biden is struggling to explain what he means by bidenomics. i think most fair-minded americans, based on the, what, year and a half, year and a half and a few months that president biden has been president, understand what bidenomics is because they understand at this juncture what president biden believes in -- not only what he believes in, what he's done. bidenomics to most fair-minded americans is bigger government. bidenomics is higher taxes. bidenomics is more regulation. bidenomics is more spending. bidenomics is more debt. bidenomics is also inflation. let me say that again. first and foremost, bidenomics is inflation. inflation -- president biden's inflation history, i believe, will demonstrate this, is a cancer on the american dream. it's a cancer on the amer

mr president, your colleague, the president— mr president, your colleague, the president of the czechhe czech republic, has stated that he believes that the window — stated that he believes that the window of opportunity for the reoccupation of ukraine with weapons will end _ reoccupation of ukraine with weapons will end this summer because then the support will weaken. —— deoccupation. i have seen the support— deoccupation. i have seen the support from the united states, germany, — support from the united states, germany, france, poland. | support from the united states, germany, france, poland. i am not mentioning — germany, france, poland. i am not mentioning all _ germany, france, poland. i am not mentioning all the _ germany, france, poland. i am not mentioning all the countries, - germany, france, poland. i am not mentioning all the countries, i - germany, france, poland. i am not mentioning all the countries, i am | mentioning all the countries, i am sorry for that, but i have heard a lot of leaders who have reassured me, and that means they reassured our people and our soldier

mr. president. >> mr. president? >> senator from delaware. >> mr. esident, just about two years ago roughly 76,000 afghans, those who served alongside american forces during two decades of conflict and their families, were evacuated here to the united states on military planes and given two years of humanitarian parole. the biden administration has worked to is working to extend that parole but we have to ask ourselves to what end? these are our allies, those who served and fought alongside our troops, those who supported our mission and our engagement in afghanistan, and he worked in an incredible array of jobs, interpreters, medics, security guards, mechanics, intelligence officers, journalists, bomb technicians and pilots. and i know that today one family in newark, delaware, is waiting urgently to hear that we have taken up and passed this amendment of the defense authorization act. the head of household served as a bomb technician, as an eod specialist in the afghan forces, and i had a chance to have the blessing of meeting, the mother of a dela

mr. president. that the ukraine should not enter the war nadel until after the war is over, wouldn't that encourage biden to continue this war to drag it on for years? in d.c. and a path towards the war ending with pollutant pollutants still in power? >> first of all no one can join nato while a war is going on. or a nato nation is being attacked. because that guarantees a longer work. or a world war. it's not about whether or not they shouldn't or should not join it's about when they can join. and they will join nato. the issue of whether or not this is going to keep pollutants from continuing the answer is yes, pollutants already lost the war. put in has a real problem how does he move from here and what does he do? so the idea that there is going to be a vehicle that's going to be use he could end the war tomorrow it could just say i am done i'm out. but what agreement is ultimately reached depends upon. and what he decides to do. but there is no possibility of him winning the war in ukraine. bec

mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. kelly: mr. president, when congress passed the chips and science pact last summer, we made a promise to america that these historic investments would be felt in communities across the country. more microchip manufacturing facilities, more high-paying jobs that do not require a four-year degree, lower costs, a stronger supply chain and a stronger economy. since the chips act became law, companies have announced plans to invest hundreds of billions of dollars to bring microchip manufacturing back to america, including in arizona. but here's the problem -- as currently implemented, when these projects receive scientifics through the chips act, they are subject to a new federal review under a process called nepa. this includes projects that have already received the necessary state and federal environmental permits and are already under construction. so factories that are being built right now in places like phoenix could be forced to pa

mr. president in the last one year that is the second hospital of the president's police station.dir hospital in tajrish martyrs hospital complex emphasized on two issues. out of these issues, which mr. president emphasized, it was the need to prioritize prevention over treatment. he emphasized that we should prioritize prevention over treatment . hospitals and treatment will be less. another issue that mr. president emphasized was the issue of traditional medicine and its role in promoting the health of society . today was the opening of a super-specialized hospital . what do you mean by that? mr. president believes that the health -oriented and strategic integration of traditional medicine in the modern medicine of the hospital should also be implemented . how to operationalize the president, what kind of operation is this plan , mr. president, let me tell you one more thing, and that in the general health policies, hazrat agha also emphasized, then, except that we also focus on health, prevention, and use of capacity and potential. the potentials of traditional medicine in in a

mr. president, dear friends. allow me, dear mr. president, dear friends.llow me to cordially welcome you to st. petersburg and i will begin by saying that probably common words, but nevertheless, russia and mozambique are not important to me. strong bonds of friendship and cooperation, which were formed during the struggle of the mozambican people for their independence from the type of relationship established with us in 1975 , we appreciate and share your attitude, dear mr. president to further strengthen the multifaceted ties between our countries and peoples, the political dialogue is developing progressively in may of this year , the minister visited maputo for the rest of the lavrov, who are right from me and in july, the security of russia our parliamentarians are actively in contact, exchanging regular visits to the legislative bodies, friendship groups have been established , inter-party ties have been established between the all-russian political party of united russia and the front for the liberation of zombies led by you. in 2022, the trade tur

mr. president.e know you have many things to deal with and we appreciate you taking time out of your schedule. we have known each other a while. i will begin with a very inspiring -- frank question that has been on everyone's mind. ukrainian counteroffensive seems to be going more slowly and has many more difficulties than people might have anticipated. can you tell us from your perspective why you think these -- why you think you face these difficulties and what you need to do to try to overcome them? pres. zelenskyy: thank you for the question. a very relevant one. i would like to draw your attention to the changeover worldwide. now we are discussing the counteroffensive in ukraine. ukraine aggressively liberates its territories and that is very important. last autumn our servicemen had a powerful operation. then they started building. we did not count on the time to be used to bear counteroffensive's. we did have plans to start it in the spring. but we did not. because, frantic, we did not have e

mr. president. mr.. thomas jefferson jones from albemarle county. i move that the minutes is read. we approved and adopted. i second mr. president, your motion has been moved seconded those in favor of adopting the resolutions to the minutes well signify by saying i all those opposed the matter. dr.. now, we may begin the day with any new mr. president. mr. cobb. mr.. mr. cathcart, the gentleman from out of town, sir, i beg leave to offer the following resolutions. you may proceed to. resolved that a well-regulated militia militia comes close. the gentleman and yeoman is the only security and the natural defense of a free government. here, here. that's up to militia in this colony would forever preclude the mother company country from keeping among us a standing army of mercenary forces and would obviate the pretext of taxing us for their support. come on, mr. henry hopes that establishment of such a militia is at this time peculiarly necessary for the protection and defense of the country, and the

mr. president. [inaudible] it difficult job for our people, soldiers, civilians, mothers, fathers, children fighting for their life. and all these days that you are with us and americans and congress, thank you, mr. president that you are soldier to soldier with us. we appreciate this very much. we understand -- i want to say to john on the side i said during our meeting,ur or consult but it's very simple to criticize, for example, what made the difficult political decision but you have to know that russia used such not only the occupation of crimea -- in all our territories' from the years then and continue. this decision will help us to save us. so my appreciation. when russia began to use it i didn't hear that some countries criticized russia but i think that it was very useful so thank you so much. we really counted on it and you gave us huge support. you have to know you spend this money for our lives. thank you for the summit. at the end of the summit with security guarantees we began to speak

mr. president uh-huh dear mr. esident dear friends, i am very glad to welcome all of you in st. independence. we highly appreciate your personal contribution, dear mr. president, to strengthening all-round cooperation between our countries. a political dialogue is developing, including through the inter-parliamentary line, over the past 2 years, there has been an exchange of visits by the heads of the upper houses of the legislative bodies of the two countries, the speaker of the national assembly. visited twice. e. moscow interacts with the two largest parties of our countries united russia and the zimbabwean african national union patriotic front, despite some reductions trade indicators last year in january -april, trade increased several times and won back not only the fall, but also, uh , there are good prospects for cooperation in various sectors. and today we certainly talked about it. the practice of training zimovian national personnel in russia has also proven itself; now 1,200 students from zimbabwe are

mr. president. we need to activate the 10 million tomans trade that mr. president expects to be done along this route . we hope that , god willing, we will be able to complete these infrastructures by now. many provinces of russia are bigger than many countries in the world. provinces of the provinces of mazandaran province after the provinces of isfahan and east azerbaijan province, now it is time to develop and expand inter -provincial relations with the northern neighbor sayyid ali voice and sima radio news agency . swedish government effective action in dealing with a person or the current desecration of the holy qur'an has been carried out by the order of the president. a new ambassador from sweden will not be accepted. the minister of foreign affairs of our country also said today in a telephone conversation with the minister of foreign affairs of sweden that desecration of the holy qur'an under the pretext of freedom of speech is condemned and unacceptable. amir abdullahian, in a telephone conversation, put an end to this kind of promotion of violen

mr. president. yes, everything is fine. everything is fine, dear mr. president, dear friends.d afternoon. we finished quite late yesterday. it was at 1:30 at about 2:00 am moscow time well, on the other hand, we worked very actively and, in my opinion, productively. uh on benefit has gone. it seems to me both our bilateral relations and our relations with the american continent as a whole. including, last but not least, thanks to you dear mr. president, because you took the most active part in the preparation of this meeting. we have the opportunity, good leisurely today, after the formal events are over to talk about and yes, our bilateral relations. well, definitely. once again i want to express my gratitude for the fact that you took such an active part, and in preparation russia itself africa as for russian south african relations, they are based on the principles of strategic partnership of interaction between our countries . it is becoming more and more rich and diverse multi-level, and the political dialogue is developing trade economic relations cooperation in 2020 the

mr. president, and my question is for mr. president biden. should i just say president biden?ization of -- >> i'm sorry. what? >> reporter: you talked about nato-ization of finland. how does that change finland's place in the world? >> the context in which i said that was the gentleman who occupies the seat on the border said we want the finland-zation of nato. that was the context in which that was said. what was the second part of your question? >> reporter: how has finland's position in the world changed during its nato membership process? >> finland is already a strong, vibrant nation. i think what finland joining nato does and with sweden as well, the nordic countries are all members of nato, this makes the world safer. it significantly increases the prospect that there's less likely to be war. we're deadly earnest about the notion that we'll defend every single inch of nato territory. now we're getting to 32 nato nations. that's a significant commitment. it's not a likelihood of any nation deciding they're going to attack a member of nato. it's highly unlikely. if they d

mr president putin president of the russian federation lord ministers. i would like to thank vladimir putin for your warm welcome made to facilitate our stay. there was also a meeting in a frame within frames. e african mission. this one is in the spirit of our traditional partnership arrangement. and these relations began back in the days of the struggle against colonialism, our relations are good, but i think that we still need to continue to make efforts so that our economic cooperation is even more saturated with the potential of our partnership, a huge 37 million square kilometers of more than one billion million inhabitants and russia is also a huge country, and together, together, our continent and your country , we are huge, we have huge natural resources, huge demographic potential and therefore we can work and cooperate in different, but in different areas of agriculture industry. uh, transport security information technology hydrocarbons, digital economy and so on. well, you need to start from adequate traumatic mechanisms of mechanisms for fu

mr. president of the russian federation vladimir putin asani president of the african union who is the presidentcan union dear heads of state of government ladies and gentlemen and the privilege of being in the city of st. petersburg for inviting vladimir putin to all the russian federation for organizing this a-a summit, a also uh, for e those relations of friendship and cooperation that are observed between our countries and these relations e have their goal, and also, e, mutually beneficial cooperation of zombies, and the theme of this e multilateral of this multilateral start is the world of security and cooperation. what it is? this means that we support the principles of peace and security in every possible way. uh, this is very important for the african people for all peoples and uh, uh also uh, we uh, we also follow, uh hmm uh , the principle that most african countries and some of them are in the council the security of the united nations is very important, but that african countries are also permanent members of the united nations security council. naturally, and in this context, only

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