that because mr. rob was an extremely close political ally of the prime minister. indeed, he was one of the 1st ones who went out to batch for him. when he went the job of prime minister. he's going to be quite a for still within the government still has quite a lot of ties within that top part of the government and was of course, deputy prime minister. so it remains to be seen whether he'll be able to remain silent on this issue as he goes from the, from benches of the government. implication is the for the prime minister. and i mean, what happens now for, for where she's soon neck, and how does he, i guess, stop the fall out and the damage from this? well, that's an interesting question. be best to, to acknowledge the fact that this is the 3rd cabinet ministerial post that has been been astounding down from in the past 6 months. we had fussed, gavin williamson, who was a former education secretary who was again born to stand down because of bullying and intimidation reports as well. and not a minister w

ah, what really was the result of a yes validation that have been swirling around mr. rob. and then of course, there was the 5 month investigation which this report came out after examining all the details supposed to report a was initiated by mr. rob predictably, a political purposes. but there is actually no question about the tone and in which you stated the resignation letter. the fact that mister up to stick to his work, and if any of the accounts of pulling were up, how's that he would resign? what he did so with the tone dot sir, said he put across his opinion back perhaps his was unfair. and that minutes we had the right to be able to use perhaps all kinds of tactics to be able to when all kinds of talk to us. but certainly strong, but taxes to be able to get this stuff to do that bidding. so, oh no, no, you got a, a, a w prime minister now departed from his role, very strong political ally of the prime minister who's now conceding defeat in this matter. as we mentioned, he's the 3rd senior minister to leave her, she soon, ex cabinet. mean, what does that mean for t

it says western powers are engaged in a hybrid war against russia for mr. rob says the country world isolate itself is ready dialogue in a new multiple. the reality is becoming overshadowed by other national currencies as a global div, dollarization trends gain momentum, international transaction. the gradient court confines of the head of the country's largest monastery to 60 days of house arrest a club on live figures with traditional ties to russia. a us president to face criminal charges, the grand jury in new york issues with a very warm welcome to use on the entire international news life from moscow. let's take a look at the total is highlighted the week as well as the latest news. welcome to the weekly bhaskar, hasn't hughes, washington a being the main initiator of i'm to russian policy among western powers that says the crime in this week laid out its new foreign policy doctrine. for the coming is the country's top did provide a lab ro, said russia, is it 7 to build stronger relations with the developing world glowing them in you serve them with mccar

been a lot of witnesses, there have been a lot of witnesses, there have been different accounts of mr rob'srs who say he was a bit curt and hard to work for, he could be a tough boss, but we don't think that's straight into bullying. . so my guess is rishi sunak at the moment is looking at that report and trying to figure out if it comes down on one side. remember the prime minister set a pretty high barfor remember the prime minister set a pretty high bar for standards remember the prime minister set a pretty high barfor standards in his government — he said that accountability integrity and transparency would be the very top of his government, they would be by words for his government. so he's being judged by quite a high standard, but at the moment it seems he just can't make his standard, but at the moment it seems hejust can't make his mind up about dominic raab's future. i want to read you one thing, we've had one piece of reaction and from the liberal democrats accusing the prime minister of dither and delay, "it feels like almost every week there is an issue with sleaze and scandal,

sort of third option is that again, if the report isn't entirely black and white, it is grey and mr robcorner. he has all along is that these allegations first surfaced he has always defended himself busted. i surfaced he has always defended himself busted.— surfaced he has always defended himself busted. i love the way you rolled your — himself busted. i love the way you rolled your r _ himself busted. i love the way you rolled your r there, _ himself busted. i love the way you rolled your r there, rob. - himself busted. i love the way you rolled your r there, rob. can - himself busted. i love the way you rolled your r there, rob. can you | himself busted. i love the way you i rolled your r there, rob. can you do it again? robustly! i can and do delete back do better than you, i can do better than you, robustly! 0ne can do better than you, robustly! one of my many talents! thank you, robertson. and notice of news from south korea. the south korean k—pop star moonbin has died at the age of 25. police are investigating his cause of death, but say it appears he has taken his life. his dea

>> it's a fien debate you can call me mr. rob. >> greg: people talk about this is about promotions it's about money. people have to admit that they're on twitter because it suvs as an emotional attachment. everybody goes i'll eve sane this i do this to promote my book or i do this because blah, blah, blah. people do actually, they can't admit to-it to others. >> i think it's import tonight remember that a lot of people don't do it. >> greg: right. >> that's one of the reasons it's a difficult business. a lot of people aren't on it. some people have this thing they exist in real life, they have real friends. this is kind of a media story about media people being mad about about a media story about media people. i want people to tick a deep breath. i had a blue check. i didn't know what it did for me except i guess it kept people from tweetic as me it as if anybody would aunt to do that? >> greg: i could no longer masquerade as you and hit on male gymnasts. >> that did not stop you from doing that. >> greg: that is true. -ywas doin

away from perhaps making any direct song about the issue whether he was warned about the concept of mr. rob, but certainly mister and literacy not find himself without a crucial ally in the cabinet. the nato secretary general young thornburg is in germany along with the us defense secretary lloyd austin. so they're at the ramstein air base, and they're discussing the war in ukraine with the ukraine defense contact group. austin says the u. s. will provide more air defenses and ammunition and promise to support key for a quote, as long as its faith. activists are beginning for days, a protest in london to demand the british government take urgent action to curb climate change extinction. rebellion protest group once an end to the use of fossil fuels. if calling on tens of thousands of people to join the rally, fork ceo laughlin murdock has dropped the high profile defamation lawsuit against and australia, news websites. crikey accuse murdock is family and company. a feeling the u. s. capital riots in 2021 website was trying to introduce evidence from the defamation case against fox news laws

mr. love rob's tour, brazil on venezuela, where the 1st countries to welcome him that crossed the atlantic latin america specialist danny shaw says the region should further aligned with russia and china to country u. s. dominance. their washington will continue to stop at nothing to maintain imperial control. that is diplomatic, economic, political, and military control of the hemisphere. it'll be 200 years as the anniversary of the monroe doctrine. and how many centuries are many decades of gunboat diplomacy of the big stick of us arrogance in the region. so across the region, there's a lot of our enthusiasm, the new role that. ready russians have now played in the chinese in this why we can now talk of a multi polar world begins. the bolivia is the nicaraguans, the been as well as the cubans and the are land america. any sanction people are now able to defy washington unipolar designs because they have alternatives, especially in the economic realm. you only way to break the decades and decades at u. s. lack mil of south america and the caribbean, that is blackmail through unilateral. r

mr. love rob said both countries have an understanding on how to develop bi lateral projects and coordinate in the international arena. while they discussed future plans. uniting economic efforts are ti spanish corresponding semi on send it off as more for us from the we are sending here at mid r florist palace. it's a presidential palace here in caracas when it's where, right moments before and the russian foreign minister sergey lovegrove had had a meeting with the vin as well. and president nicholas madura at the 1st image that was so we could sir, judge that it was quite a friendly meeting moments. and before our sergey lovegrove had also a meetings out with the vice president delsey rodriguez and also with their foreign minister often when, as well as, even if he, i, as a you can imagine they talked about and their relationships and between and their 2 countries. but also they spoke about our, their trip there, sir. gala rav sir trip through latin american countries. and especially his 1st step and brazil. because after he saw coming to brazil, the united states are criticized. they a

mr. love rob, simply admonished me from my loud question, but it's clear from a recent conversation that i had with russia's deputy foreign minister, but moscow's not at all happy with the way the deal is currently working. and senior you and officials are wired that russia won't renew it. that, of course, would greatly worse than the global food crisis. james bays al jazeera of the united nations. at least 12 people have been killed in 2 explosions at a police station in north west pakistan. another 50 had been injured and he say they're not sure if the explosions were an accident or the result of an attack. the air in the swamp valley used to be a stronghold of the pakistani taliban. come on high to has more from islam of it was about 820 located august on standard time. ah, which would be just off to 15, g m t. ah that they were 2 explosions heard at the police station and cowboy and cobbler led just across the river. ah, a dot o a river swat adjacent to the largest town in suad, richard mingo, laura, according to eye witness said there were 2 explosions on this because of the fact th

mr. love rob, simply admonished me from my loud question, but it's clear from a recent conversation that i had with russia's deputy foreign minister, but moscow's not at all happy with the way the deal is currently working. and senior, you and officials are worried that russia won't renew it. that, of course, would greatly worse than the global food crisis. james bays al jazeera of the united nations or the war and ukraine has contributed to the steepest increase in global military spending since the cold war is now at an all time high. last year, the world spent more than $2.00 trillion dollars on defense with the us, china and russia. accounting for more than half the shop is increasing. spending was in europe, up 13 percent largely due to russia's invasion of ukraine. the biggest rise in 30 years and ukraine's defense spending has jumped by 640 percent as the highest ever year. one year increase for any countries since records began. and in the asia pacific china japan lead the charge, then the region as a whole is spending 45 percent more than a decade ago than chan is a senior resea

taken to hospital israel's close several checkpoints in the area around ramallah. russian fallen mr. gay lab rob is accused the west of what he calls abandoning diplomacy when it comes to the war in ukraine. he chair, the un security council meeting where russia currently holds the rotating presidency. our diplomatic and it's a james space as more from new york, the russian foreign minister in new york presiding over the un security council. he said the world system was evaporating before our eyes to check on us and to reach nicely steamer digital. now, the united nation centered system is enduring a profound crisis whose root cause was the desire of some members of our organization to replace international law and the united nations charter with a certain rules based order. nobody has seen these rules, they were not the subject of transparent international negotiations due to them. but western diplomat said the decision to call this meeting about the defense of the u. n's. founding charter was cynical. the u. s. ambassador said it was russia that had violated the charter by invading ukraine. sh

mr. love rob, simply admonished me from my loud question, but it's clear from a recent conversation that i had with russia's deputy foreign minister, but moscow's not at all happy with the way the deal is currently working. and senior you and officials, a word that russia won't renew it. that, of course, would greatly worse than the global food crisis. james bays al jazeera at the united nations have been processed in bangladesh marking 10 years since a building housing a garment factory collapse, killing more than 1100 workers. more than 2000 people were injured and the run a plaza disaster activists and demanding better pay conditions and compensation for those affected tanveer child re reports, hoops of arm near the capital. docker i clim actor only just survived the runa plaza collapse. she spent hours trapped under the rubble of the 8 story building. she say she only received $1000.00 in compensation. money that has long since gone abrego of all the law, my hands are practically disabled. my hips are damaged and i also have serious mental trauma. i need constant medication icon to w

has a new deputy, probably mr. oliver has been named as the replacement for w rob. he resigned earlier on friday, but he'd been under investigation following formal complaints about his behavior. rob was accused of bullying, dating back to where he served as for minister and justice minister. he's the 3rd senior minister to leave prime minister. she students cabinets in the past 6 months . soon it says he's accepted the departure with great sadness. while in the resignation letter, rob submitted to the u. k. prime minister, he says, he felt duty bound to accept the outcome of the inquiry, but he points out that it dismissed all. but 2 of the allegations leveled against him. rob goes on to say that he believes that the findings flores and such a dangerous precedent for what he calls the conduct of good government. sonya guy ego has more from london. this is really months if not years, a combination of for allegations against dominic, rob, and of course that 5 month long investigation, which was instigated by rob himself, political reasons, of course one could, one co

law, legal, principal, martin shining, or former special roberts, rob tour on human rights and counter terrorism. pointed out that like mr. snowdon, there was no avenue for him to whistle blow internal to the us government. and in that situation, he really made a decision of conscience. so his was a line was considered a law firm under us legislation. but if he had not done so, the public would never have been aware or never were never aware of the full extent of the us government's unlawful conduct. we're going to leave it there. robert keybo, thanks for joining us. and thanks to our viewers for joining us for this episode of the whistle blowers remember, martin luther king told us that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere, but almost 2000 years earlier. seneca, the elders said that it is a denial of justice not to stretch out a helping hand to the fallen. that's the common right of humanity. that's what the tivo refugees did, and the world is a better place because of it. i'm john curiosity and you've been watching the whistleblowers. we'll see you next time. ah. 2 2 name in boston, sabrina. put bombing

first we will hear from rob alton berg. mr. alton burke is the senior director of energy and climate for citizens in pennsylvania's future is before that he worked for the pennsylvania department environmental protection, studied law at wide near commonwealth law school. he is, also, a combat engineer. company in the united states army reserve. next we will hear from dr. anna calais. doctor tell us is the representative from new york state assembly district 125. her district covers compton county where she was born. she earned a dual bachelors degree in biology and environmental studies at bringing turn intercity and a ph.d. in nutritional epidemiology from the university of north carolina chapel hill. finally, we will hea from courtney debt linger, miss that linger is the vice president of customer service and external affairs atnebraska public power district. she is a native of batle creek, the. brasky and a bachelors degree in political science international studies and spanh from wednesday college and a doctor from george w

rob women of hard-earned achievements? instead, they appeal to emotion and call the other side bigots. it's such a tiring act, mr. chair. how about providing evidence that self-identification is rooted in biological truth? explain that the postadolescent athlete has zero physical advantages over women. democrats like to pretend they're the party of science. where's the data? the democrats vote against this bill -- the democrat vote against this bill, including biden's threat to veto it, is a vote against continuing to give women and girls equal opportunity to participate and compete in athletics. we on the republican side are grounded. we live in reality. so does the rest of america. ask working class americans if muhammad ali should have been allowed to box women in his hay day. or if usain bolt should have run the women's 100 meters. it's not about callousness or lack of emotion. this is about grounding a leftist ideology that's lost its collective mind back into reality. in fact, republicans are teeming with admiration and support for the women and girls who have come so far to get much-deserved recognition for their

mr. chubaidzh, one of the authors of the destruction of my country. he is not imprisoned. why do people from stealing and plundering the wealth of my motherland live very well outside of it, continuing to robhe family owns eighty percent of national wealth? why are there an order of magnitude more officials than in the ussr, and why do they guess or change all good intentions? how can one relate to the creation of a film , it is necessary to shoot the conflict lying to make it as sharp as possible to tell about the situation that looks like the problem posed in the film with the maximum severity. it seems to me that i have found a topic that is the problem of the existence of ideological ambiguity. this is a story about the work of a scout. spy, that is, ours there now. you look around, and you stretch out your hands around the enemies and there are no friends. but if he says, shalgi lie, he will say, kill, kill. this is the poet bagritsky talking to comrade dzerzhinsky, you work as a peony, he doesn’t meet the standards of high morality , he has to lie, pretending to be another person , crash to forge documents, live surrounded by people, realizing that you are trying to harm, having a fa

mr. beigler had been in - the denver area, through cel phone records. >> second husband, rob dixon the onea area at th time >> and rob dixon's cell phon connected to a tower i pennsylvania the night paige disappeared. and three day later when he left this messag on paige's phone >> paige, if you get this, please, please, call somebody. i love you. please, please please, let us know you're okay >> still, there were caveats t dixon and beigler's alibis >> that doesn't eliminate them as far as -- having some involvement and maybe paying somebody >> then there was the list o clients -- coralluzzo at the top of it given he didn't have a solid alibi and skipped town right after her disappearance. >> coralluzzo was the one that was most concerning. >> not to mention coralluzzo's friend jose tavera the one wit the big burn on his arm. >> i said -- well, i said, " burned myself at work. " >> who swore he did not help coralluzzo by setting fire t paige's car. >> i said, "i don't care mothe theresa comes and asks me to burn a car -- tell her to go t hell, you know. >> so they let him go too, for the

rob leap. nima momeni was arrested at his home just nine miles from where the stabbing took place. >> we can confirm mr and mr. lee knew each other. he was transported to san francisco county jail and booked on one charge of murder. >> the pair was seen entering the suspect's car around 2:30 a.m. that morning, they got into a confrontation just before lee was stabbed to death. camera caught lee's final moments before he died in the hospital. elon musk put out this tweet saying violent crime in san francisco horrific and if attackers are caught, they are often released immediately. is the city taking stronger action, tagging district attorney brook jenkins and decided to use the announcement of nima momeni's arrest to criticize musk. >> statements like mr. musk's tweet that assumed incorrect circumstances about mr. lee's death serve to misperceive. >> brooke: momeni is being held without bail and due in court later this morning for his arraignment hearing. >> ashley: thank you. businesses in portland are leaving the city and due to rising crime and homelessness. it is getting so bad an entire building i

mr. daria, the attendant is not white, but apparently he's sick of watching other people get robbed. so he told the man to get out, leave the garage. in response, the man pulled out a handgun and fired four times ,hit there in the head. and the stomach was a nightmare. but somehow matsudaira had the presence of mind to wrestle the gun from the man and then fire back before the man could shoot him or anyone else. >> by the time police arrived, both men were lying on the sidewalk bleeding. >> now, what do you think happened in a scene? >> self respecting society said the area would have received a medal if not a ticker tape parade. >> but in the city of new york , he was arrested and charged with attempted murder and illegal possession of a gun. the same gun that had been used to shoot him. >> darryl woke up in bellevue hospital shackled to his bed. >> the new york post ran this picture. it's of him sobbing. i got bullets in me and i'm chained to a hospital bed, he said . but i didn't do anything wrong . >> you can imagine his confusion this was not the country he expected. and in fact

supporters and the owners, rob mcaleenan and will the greek brexit is no longer a neglected place to quickly becoming a jewel in the crown of the united kingdom? >> well, mr. speaker, can i join my honorable friend in congratulating everyone at wrexham from the owners, players and supporters and everyone in the committee. an incredible rise. we've all enjoyed watching them and we wish them every future success. they are indeed a jewel in the crown and she deserves enormous credit for championing them in this place. >> thank you, mr. speaker. after an investigation, i would ask the prime minister, senior conservative mp was guilty of behavior that was aggressive and intimidating. the mp in question -- [inaudible] the whole string of conservative mps choose to defendant -- what does it say about the prime minister's own values that he has done nothing to investigate this? >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, we informal complaints were made i rightly initiated and independent investigation and this is it reported action was taken. to follow due process and let the process play out, mr. speaker, but it do think in some odd to be talking about those values from

mr raab, who is also justice secretary, denies bullying staff and says he always "behaved professionally". with more on this, i'm joined now by political correspondent robhe outcome of this report all day, and we were told a couple of hours ago we needed to keep waiting. yes, and we are still waiting, and we don't even know whether there will be a decision on friday. we don't know what the reason is for the hold up, so one can only speculate along the lines of this is clearly a very difficult decision for the prime minister, rishi sunak, because on one hand if you her to have to fire dominic raab, that would be difficult. mr raab was one of his most loyal supporters when he was seeking to take over boris johnson. on the other hand, if the report does suggest, as was found that mr raab was found guilty of bullying staff, it would be difficult to keep hold of him and defend him. x�*t�*et difficult to keep hold of him and defend him-— difficult to keep hold of him and defend him. . defend him. yet at the same time, he set the bar so — defend him. yet at the same time, he set the bar so high _ defend him. yet at the same time, he set the bar so high in _ de

rob women of hard-earned achievements? instead, they appeal to emotion and call the other side bigots. it's such a tiring act, mr. chair. how about providing evidence that self-identification is rooted in biological truth? explain that the postadolescent athlete has zero physical advantages over women. democrats like to pretend they're the party of science. where's the data? the democrats vote against this bill -- the democrat vote against this bill, including biden's threat to veto it, is a vote against continuing to give women and girls equal opportunity to participate and compete in athletics. we on the republican side are grounded. we live in reality. so does the rest of america. ask working class americans if muhammad ali should have been allowed to box women in his hay day. or if usain bolt should have run the women's 100 meters. it's not about callousness or lack of emotion. this is about grounding a leftist ideology that's lost its collective mind back into reality. in fact, republicans are teeming with admiration and support for the women and girls who have come so far to get much-deserved recognition for their

dominic rob has resigned diaster prime minister wishes to not receive the results of inquiry into complaints of bullying against him. government employees made 8 formal complaints about up against mr. rap. he denied all of the claims. what is it still got? airport of joyce drives that 3 of germany's or other major apples. industrial action has left the 10s of thousands of travelers, stranded long distance rails that joined the walk out transport use at demanding higher pay to offset inflation. after 4 years of trying, mexico was finally sold, its unused presidential play with the jackie stan, buying it for $92000000.00. mexican president address manuel lopez abra door was refused to fly it since taking office in 2018 says the procedure will pay for 2 new hospitals. in poor areas. 10 members of the same family have been killed in massachusetts, a house in south africa. really say there were ambushed by unknown gunman in the eastern city of peter maddox, book of africa has one of the world's highest murder rates. the world health organization was reporting that 413 people have been killed and more than 3500 injured in sudan since violence broke out 6 days ago as no sign of any end t

robs for country latin american tour which began on monday. wednesday. he visited nicaragua and outline the importance of uniting efforts to counter western head. gemini, give a little mr. multi polarity is the result of time and objective, historical process that cannot be stopped, although the co umbrella of so called a merit role to you, my well and then the influence of us sections at the start of mr. le, from the tour of brazil on venezuela were the 1st countries to welcome pen across the atlantic. we heard from a professor of latin american studies of the city, university of new york. he stays, the region should align with russia and china to country u. s. dominance their washington will continue to stop and nothing to maintain imperial control. busy that is diplomatic, economic, political, and military control of the hemisphere. it'll be 200 years the anniversary of the monroe doctrine. and how many centuries or many decades of gunboat, diplomacy of the big stick of us are against in the region. so across the region, there's a lot of enthusiasm, the new role that the russians have now played in the chinese. and this is why we can now talk of a multi polar world.

robs anyone, so he was born in makiivka, died in st. petersburg, you see what a huge , incredible career taras savchenko , acting head of the sumy regional military administration, joins our air, mr you in the morning when we see good news from st. petersburg and what news from sumy how did you sleep in sumy or did everything pass peacefully eh news of sumy is not very good unfortunately because yesterday there were shellings again during the day there were six shellings of four communities yesterday, during the day, the border guard of sumy region damaged the power line of the premises of one of the agrofirms, and also damaged the refrigeration equipment of the same agrofirm. in addition, during another shelling of the khotyn community, six private houses were damaged, but the damage is not such a critical loss for us. unfortunately, yesterday at 5 o'clock in the morning, a civilian car, a milk truck, which was collecting milk from private farmers' households and sending it for processing, was fired upon, and the driver and forwarder were killed in this shelling, see free human, that is, again we are talking about the terrorist nature of russia, our neighbor, because the milk tr

mr sharp for the bbc job. there was added pressure for the bbc chairman than to resign amid the gary lineker impartiality row last month, richard sharp denies any wrongdoing. robt is not great for the bbc, and the way one colleague put it is, the problem is, said the colleague, there is a lot of people wandering around thinking, hang on. _ so the bbc was headed by someone who is a conservative, or very supportive of the conservative party. now of course everyone at the bbc would say that is profoundly unfair, the chairman of the bbc is not in an editorial role, he is not telling you or me or that person what to run in their news, and i sure that richard sharp would say that like the rest of us here at the bbc, once he got in the building, whatever his previous contacts, he also aimed at impartiality, but that is the kind of perception, the idea, hang on a minute, why is the head of the bbc someone with close links? and i have looked at some polling which should give the bbc some cause for concern, it was done by yougov at the start of the year and it suggested that something like 44% of people trust the bbc or not, or certainly some, but some 50% don't, and th

mr. mayor, next time script your speeches because that was totally ridiculous. there is a huge difference between playing ball in the house and trying to robple on the streets and maybe kill them. that's what a mob of unruly teens did to this chicago couple over the weekend who were lucky to escape with their lives. we are continuing to see more chaos and we will continue to see more chaos in your streets, in my street and down the block until someone does something to get kids like this in line. simply put: teens need boundaries, they always have. kids naturally act out to gabe attention from adults in some way, shape, or form. when no one will punish their bad behavior guess what they will act out further to get the reaction they are seeking. they need adults to teach them what is right and what is wrong. instead our schools can't even tell our kids what a woman is. >> can you please define for me what is a woman? >> our focus at the department is to provide equal access to students. >> what does hhs say the definition of a woman is? >> i lead the department of education and my job is to make sure that all students have access to public

mr. attorney, 2021, he was sentenced to four years in jail but released a month later to a rehab center and disappeared. eight days after that, robbeds, sentenced to one year, released two days later, and caught again, served other three days, committed 17 more felonies after that. and now he's in jail again, sentenced to five years and four months. don't know how long he will actually serve. might might look at that and say that's the exception to the rule. but is it? >> no, unfortunately what i said at the press conference, we highlighted that case not because it's the exception, not because it's special, but unfortunately an all too common occurrence now. people are coming into the jails, spending very little time. almost no punishment in this county and many counties across california, almost no punishment for theft, felony theft, felony vandalism, business owners call me all the time i take their calls and try to explain the laws and in the end i have to tell them the laws in california don't protect property anymore. we just don't. and it's terrible, it's unfortunate. they pour their heart and soul and investment into the busi

rob- >> thank you. >> the floor is yours. >> mrs. rugals, are you there? >> yes, right here. >> thank you. i know you just deal with the budget. i know you are often the one asked to come forward on behalf of the department and dealing purely with fiscal aspect so are fot doing performance and oversight of it contract, but who on the team is responsible for the majority of contracts that deal with-that work with felton institute? >> good afternoon, michelle regals director of dph business office. we have a team that does annual monitoring, it business office of contract compliance. within felton we have 8 contracts and there is about 25 different programs, each of which are monitored annually. the annual monitoring occurs after the fiscal year is closed, so we have completed 2021 and will be starting on catching up-finishing 21-22. in a quick review, i'm unaware there are program findings that were plan of action, which is-happen at the monitoring level for each of the programs. go ahead. >> go ahead. >> just to finish, felton isn't on a corrective action plan, which is high er level city

rob- >> thank you. >> the floor is yours. >> mrs. rugals, are you there? >> yes, right here. >> thank you. i know you just deal with the budget. i know you are often the one asked to come forward on behalf of the department and dealing purely with fiscal aspect so are fot doing performance and oversight of it contract, but who on the team is responsible for the majority of contracts that deal with-that work with felton institute? >> good afternoon, michelle regals director of dph business office. we have a team that does annual monitoring, it business office of contract compliance. within felton we have 8 contracts and there is about 25 different programs, each of which are monitored annually. the annual monitoring occurs after the fiscal year is closed, so we have completed 2021 and will be starting on catching up-finishing 21-22. in a quick review, i'm unaware there are program findings that were plan of action, which is-happen at the monitoring level for each of the programs. go ahead. >> go ahead. >> just to finish, felton isn't on a corrective action plan, which is high er level city

mr. comer or another house investigator can get there, they're going to have to answer what exactly did all of these overseas ollie oligarchs who wee writing checks get for their money. maria: $3 million for robnext day goes to biden family members. what were they paying for. >> wonderful family times. maria: 80 times at the white house. >> was he looking for inspiration for art work ideas. maria: and who is buying the art work. >> that's the next question. where is the investigation into that and who is buying that art work and why, you know, i don't know. i'm no art connoisseur but i haven't seen anything that really blows my skirt up. [laughter] maria: they're in soho right now. it's in soho right now among some of the great artists. >> the fear though, isn't it, is that no one is going to be held accountable for any of this. maria: that's what happened with the russia hoax. >> we saw it with russia, with the clintons. there's two tiers of legal systems in the country and no matter what we find out, no matter how many whistleblowers come forward, no matter how much hard evidence comes forward, who will be held accountable and when. maria: defends what side you're on. if on the democrats' s

mr. payne: it was the last washington news bureau to focus on new jersey related content. this closure robs new jersey readers of critical and political information. and it undermines the media's outlet responsibility to keep its readers informed. now new jersey readers will not know how congressional funding benefits their communities. and they will not know how they will be affected by legislation and possible political corruption. the bureau had one reporter, excellent jonathan salant. so it was a cost-effective way to provide this information. instead, m.j.a.m. beasteroid the very purpose of a news -- betrayed the very purpose after news outlet to increase the bottom line. i hope they will reopen this bureau soon and provide a effective coverage of national politics to its new jersey constituents. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. payne: with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i request permission to address the house for one minute. revise and

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rob flaherty and also andy slavitt. >> who is ron flaherty? >> he is the i believe the digital coordinator for the white house. his level is deputy assistant to the president. >> what behaviors of mr. flaherty did you observe that you found troubling. >> we've seen many pages of emails between mr. flaherty and social media platforms. we relentlessly badgers them to increase the censorship of ordinary americans. free speech on social media. and he gets results. you see the platforms agreeing to censor things that are truthful. that do not violate their policies at the behest of the pressure of the white house. >> can you give an example of that? >> one great example of this is the tucker carlson a video that was going by a role in april of 2021. where mr. flaherty and other white house officials were emailing facebook privately demanding that it be censored. facebook responded this does not violate our policies. it has not been fact-checked but nevertheless, we are substantially deep using it in limiting its distribution are platforms. even though we haven't identified anything falls in it. even though it does not -- they had a positive determination that it does not violate their

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