mr. roberts shared here a few moments ago. he went into some detail of which the process itself, for which a value for hulu will be ascertained. making it clear that it is not as though you're just going to get a couple of investment banks to say, this is what it's worth based on values of the likes of netflix or multiples that trade for streaming properties, if you can even figure out any company multiples beyond netflix. he says the contract language is very close, and the appraisal process is clear in terms of, it has to be treated as if hulu were to be sold as is to value maximize the equity and it would have to be, it's considered a hypothetical sale process in which you have numerous potential buyers, and you assume that the programming being produced by both comcast and disney is in perpetuity for the service. it's contractual language that people may not have been as focused on, but it is seen by mr. roberts, certainly, as a real positive for the potential to realize value far above the $27 billion overall floor that i

exposed those messages on newsnight in october. 0bviously he no longer works for the home office, mr robertnding grossly offensive messages this afternoon. . ~ grossly offensive messages this afternoon. ., ~ , ., , . afternoon. thank you very much -- eiuht afternoon. thank you very much -- eight counts- _ officials in ukraine say, a number of russian drones have attacked the danube river port of izmail for the fourth time in five days. the regional governor said the assault lasted for three hours and saw civil and port infrastructure facilities, an elevator and an administrative building damaged. one person sustained minor injuries. meanwhile, russia says it downed several ukrainian drones during attempted attacks on the capital moscow and the rostov and bryansk regions in the early hours of thursday. the latest overnight attacks come as the us secretary of state, antony blinken, continues a two—day visit to kyiv, during which he announced a further package of aid for ukraine worth more than a billion dollars. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams is in kyiv and has been following his vis

mr. robert of has to say. what they did send me some of our western colleagues, unfortunately joined by some asian countries, have been trying to undermine this event by trying to impose the ukrainian issue onto the agenda. the countries of the east agent summit deserve to be commended for their ability to reject those attempts. the east asian summits will focus on the agenda that does not include any such geopolitical issues. as for the ukrainian issue, which is brought up by some western countries, other countries are tired of this. and those countries would like to work rather than support the propaganda used to wage that conflict against russia. bundle dish has them on the countries facing tremendous west and pressure for north towing bay line. in regards to russia, you print conflicts more than a year ago when eric goes victorian newlands demanded the bundle does join the us need to war and drive against russia following a special note or operation in ukraine. besides, bundle dish has been subject to, to

mr. robert rector. he has tracked the course of immigration for many years. he will discuss how the biden administration mismanagement of our immigration system has imposed significant financial costs upon our governments. his testimony will make it clear that relaxing our immigration requirements is unsustainable and the wrong direction to take. we will also hear from a doctor about the fraud and abuse of the current h-1b visa program. we know the steps needed to improve our current immigration programs and we will take those steps to protect the american workers and foreign-born workers as well as our economy. this past year, senator durbin and i reintroduced the bipartisan h-1b and l1 visa report -- reform act to close loopholes in the h-1b and l1 visa program. the h-1b and l1 visa program creates a pathway for u.s. companies to recruit a highly skilled noncitizens when there is shortage of qualified workers in the country. unfortunately, these programs are being abused, mismanaged by a number of companies that displaced u.s. workers. our legislation would

mr. roberts knodell is the director of the missouri department of social services. ms. kristi putnam is a secretary of the arkansas department of human services and doctor aisha nyandoro is the ceo of supreme court opportunities in jackson, mississippi. welcome to you all. mr. carter i will never recognize you for five minutes to deliver your opening statement. >> chairman lahood, ranking member davis and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify a potential reforms to the tanf program specifically, and on a broader statement in general. my name is clarence carter and i currently serve as commissioner of the tennessee department of human services in the administration of governor building. tendency of my last stop in a 32 year career in the administration of public safety net programs and agencies at the federal, state and local levels of government. during that career i've had the blessing and good fortune of serving two presidents, four governors and the mayor in this my life purpose and passion. my career predates the welfare reform of 199

mr. robert sir could you possibly add aggravated assault to this hold up i want this to qualify as a crimeanwhile in colorado, high school district has created a very creative approach to fighting crime destroy the evidence. and it all has to do with so-called gender affirming care. >> the woke perspective is this -- eve this these terms like gender affirming care. and it sounds so wonderful. gender affirming care like somebody hugging you or -- >> after parents find out their kids were given secret questionnaires about sex and gender without their content and teachers told to, quote, if you do a questionnaire please make it in paper and pencil and warn any digital records may be requested under federal law do you think -- that is clever. if only our politicians could learn this. they would not need to bleach hard drives or get the fbi to bury stories about their laptops. >> sent a letter to national archives requesting and no wall between then biden's work an his family business dealings. >> i appreciate the and i'm going to et will the white house council team answer the question. [laugh

mr. robert o'dell is the auditor of the department of social services. mr. carter putnam is the secretary of the department of labor and the ceo of springboard of opportunities in jackson mississippi is misses alicia jackson. mr. carter, i will recognize you deliver the opening statement. >> members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify on potential reforms. carter and i currently serve as commissioner of the tennessee department of human services in the administration of governor building. tendency of my last stop in a 32 year career in the administration of public safety net programs and agencies at the federal, state and local levels of government. during that career i've had the blessing and good fortune of serving two presidents, four governors and the mayor in this my life purpose and passion. my career predates the welfare the federal, state and refoloca levels. four governors. my life's purpose and passion. my career predates 1996. i hearken back to the excitement and anticipation. at that time, i was serving as virginia's com

mr. roberts, thank you so much for hosting was truly amazing and mr. ham you mentioned you're not money what was your mission to take the company private. this is one side of the question second is how can those of us who truly believe in your mission to really carry the truth and help destroy the lies and all the false flare about shale industry and energy and abundance? how compelled those are currently misled because there is so lies particularly among the young university campuses. how can we become a part of your effort for the domestic energy producer this alliance? because i know you need a lot of help. okay. thank you. well, first of all, i talk about the going private. you. yeah, we had served our purpose to be a public company when we went public in 2007. and we knew we was onto something huge there in the bakken and and the only way we could develop that to have a big influx influx of capital. and so we could we could do that by going public, selling part of the company to the public and we did that. and that's why we went we and you got pai

mr. robert hur, and we have fbi agents affiliated with it, working very actively and aggressively with himon that case. i obviously disagree with your description of the two standards. in my view, it was under my watch, we have one standard. and that is we are going to pursue the facts wherever they lead, no matter who likes it. and i add that part, because in light of these investigations, almost by definition, somebody's not going to like it. >> i understand that, and that is why a lot of the sentiment of the american people. i do want to finish this. so i want everybody to talk about this comment we've seen. and i get your point, serve, that's just not what we've seen as the public, as we the people. we see one case being fast-tracked, and one case being slow walked. we see one presidents home being raided, the other presidents home being kindly searched. you have one government agency, the secret service, protecting the former president and his home. and another government agency, the fbi, writing the same home. to me, sir, that is tragically ironic. and we expect more from a functiona

mr. michael collins, chief of staff to the honorable john robert lewis. >> [ applause ] >> kevin mccarthy, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. it is my privilege to recommend to the u.s. capital. we are honored to have with us the u.s. postmaster, . and linda early chastain to participate and share a special occasion. each of them is instrumental in honoring the legacy of congress ms. -- congressman luis and having the special stamp. commemorative stamps are more than just pieces of paper with pictures on them. they tell stories. they honor heroes and they capture important moments in history. we are honoring and extraordinary contributions to the american people. an inspiring future generations to follow his lead. i want to thank you for joining us in celebrating john's life and legacy. i cannot think of a better place to honor him then right here in congress, where he served for 17 consecutive terms. he was an extraordinary man to every single person who served or visited this place. today, we will talk a little bit about his li

mrs. king. robert kennedy was initially skeptical, shall we say, of that decision. but. but. but decided for his. because the two brothers were ultimately on the same page. that he was going to make his own effort. and it worked. and of course, one, when an election is as close as the 1960 election was, any one of 12 things could be called decisive. but one of those 12 could certainly be this decision that the two of them made against the advice of other people in the campaign. strong encouragement from from from shriver and from wofford that that tipped the balance on this razor thin much than they imagined it would be election to come. i know one of my favorite quotes from that is that martin luther king said, i'm not going to, but what his father said, i'll vote for a catholic or the devil himself. so clearly, father didn't even like catholics. that's how deep the anti-catholic sentiment was. i've got a full of votes for senator case, so i anyway, i just it's very interesting about the anti catholicism don't want to tell to historians because if taylor tells this episode v

mrs. justice roberts has set in place reporting restrictions that make it illegal to identify the girl, herospital. she is known only as st. she's conscious, able to speak and has instructed her own lawyers to argue she should be kept alive and allowed to go to canada for experimental treatment. that would give her a chance of survival. well, at present she's dependent on dialysis and other intensive care, functioning intensive care, the functioning of her brain is unaffected, however, and two psychiatrists instructed by the hospital have concluded she's perfectly fit to make decisions about her own treatment. despite this , the treatment. despite this, the hospital has argued that st is actively dying . instead of actively dying. instead of keeping her alive, they want to put st on a palliative care plan denying her dialysis is so she dies of kidney failure within days. the independent catholic news reported. st has told the psychiatrists she disagrees with the doctors and wants them to continue to sustain her life. she wants to be given a chance to participate in clinical trials of nucleo

mrs. justice roberts has set in place reporting restrictions that make it illegal to identify the girl, herospital. she is known only as st. she's conscious, able to speak and has instructed her own lawyers to argue she should be kept alive and allowed to go to canada for experimental treatment. that would give her a chance of survival. well, at present she's dependent on dialysis and other intensive care, functioning intensive care, the functioning of her brain is unaffected, however, and two psychiatrists instructed by the hospital have concluded she's perfectly fit to make decisions about her own treatment. despite this , the treatment. despite this, the hospital has argued that st is actively dying . instead of actively dying. instead of keeping her alive, they want to put st on a palliative care plan denying her dialysis is so she dies of kidney failure within days. the independent catholic news reported. st has told the psychiatrists she disagrees with the doctors and wants them to continue to sustain her life. she wants to be given a chance to participate in clinical trials of nucleo

mrs. robin and amber lane roberts. [ applause ] ♪ >> she's my wife. olks. that's a wrap. >> congratulations to mrs. and mrs. lane roberts. [ applause ] we hope you are having fun on your honeymoon and not watching us. >> i'll bet you they're not. >> what a night. >> i think what's so interesting they've been together longer than many people stay married. it felt like a mature love throughout the evening. >> you're right. 18 years together. you felt it. it was undeniable. >> so much love in that room. so much dancing in that room. lot of tears but a lot of smiles. i think all of our cheeks hurt from smiling so big. congratulations, robin and amber. yes, we really hope you're sleeping or enjoying something else right now. coming up we are talking about a new children's book. stay with us. dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can

mrs. justice roberts , would see sense justice roberts, would see sense and grant this girl the right to livefreedom she should never have to ask for. no rejecting the opinion of both psychiatric experts, the judge concluded that st, as she is known, is mentally incapable of making decisions for herself because she does not believe what the doctors say about her condition. she conclude covid. in my judgement , she conclude covid. in my judgement, st is unable to make a decision for herself in relation to her future medical treatment, including the proposed move to palliative care , because she does not believe the information she has been given by her doctors is not only has the esteemed judge reached her hand into a young life and desperate family to remove the ultimate freedom that of life , ultimate freedom that of life, like so many of the pernicious deaungs like so many of the pernicious dealings of the courts these days, she has imposed a strict test of reporting restrictions , test of reporting restrictions, means denying the family the right to publicly right to speak publicly about t

mr. kennedy's president was assassinated. robert f.sinated while a presidential candidate. candidate r.f.k. jr. expressed his gratitude for the security team in isolating the man at the event until the lapd arrived. his father, robert f. kennedy was assassinated in los angeles 55 years ago. a secret service spokesman note that's it does not determine when candidates receive protection. kennedy wrote about this incident on x. "i'm still entertain ago hope that president biden will allow me secret service protection, adding i'm the first presidential candidate in history to whom the white house has denied a request for protection." some say that withholding secret service protection is a political decision, not a legal one and clearly there's concerns that it could be very dangerous. martha? >> martha: thanks, mike. mike emanuel in washington. with that, we bring in dennis kussinic. great to have you with us. thanks for joining us today. i want to pick up on the tail end of mike's reporting there. it raises this question, given the kenne

mr. michael, director at the medical center, prosthetics, united states. [applause] >> honorary consul of ukraine in philadelphia. [applause] >> robertmontgomery, director of the transplant institute university. ms. nina popovic, community activist. [applause] >> mr. walter ulrich, president and ceo of medical bridges. [applause] >> mr. jonathan friedman in salt lake city. [applause] >> dr. peter harsh, founder of peter harsh prosthetics. [applause] >> ms. marina, president of united help ukraine. [applause] >> mr. peter, director general and ceo of metropolitan in new york city. [applause] [laughter] >> honorary consul of ukraine in seattle. [applause] >> dora, president of rasam. [applause] >> president of u.s.-ukrainianian activist. [applause] >> by order of princes olga, second grade, founder and director of charitable organization that of survived soldiers, ukraine. [applause] >> by the word of the president of ukraine the cross, archbishop and metropolitan of the philadelphia, ukrainian catholic church. [applause] >> president of the ukrainian ianresistance foundation. >> father, pastor of the ukraine cathedral, st. andrews in

robert f. kennedy jr. presidential candidate and author to talk about his presidential campaign. mr. kennedy thanks for giving us your time. mr. kennedy you launched your campaign in april. what have you learned since then not only about those who are trying to reach but how they are responding to you? >> you know i think there's a lot of appetite for an alternative right now. we are getting enormous crowds in south carolina and in new hampshire andin other states. if talkedi to crowds yesterday and i think we had almost 750 people and the day before yesterday at a a remote farm in new hampshire and we had about .650 the day before. the crowds we are getting are comparable to bernie sanders and barack obama were getting during the late primary season. we are very happy and our polling shows us, our internal polling shows is doing very well in most states. >> it when it comes, when you talk to those people if you go boil it down what is the message you are telling them and what are you telling them that is getting the appeal? t >> i would describe myself as a progressive. i'm skeptica

robert f kennedy junior. talking about the campaign and the issues that he's advocating for. mr., we appreciate your time today on c-span. >> thanks so much for having me.

mr. davis: testament of the remarkable life of dr. roberts, a man of significant he influence -- significant influence. dr. roberts, a sw university alumnus, pastor, editor, and town of seaboard in north hamton county, north carolina. faith, andommunity service set a standard thattill inspires i'm glato add that dr. roberts is also t great grandfather of my esteemed colleague, the gentlen from virginia, representive bobby scott. as wememote dr. roberts, let useflect on the tremendous impact one individuacan have a communitynd a nation. his contributions are god in like, reminding us that our community is onl as strong as its people. an our future is shaped by those who came before us. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speakepro tempore: e gentleman yields back. for what purpose does gentlelady from illinois seek recognition? r. saker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for e minute. revise and extend my remks.e spt objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mrs. miller: i rise today as

mr. do most going uh can uh connect to robert was set to come and you like somebody is said to call and bus it to the boat you through the park. i see other to lose you lose lose news . something tell in salt all think we'll see you then wanted to quit tape on them for you demolish it. they only bone use it up so it didn't. all it does odd point is yeah. before junction. falstaff, halston, one just sort of feed, already invested or to get into the building days or full c o. c full of i don't need those into city on monday was more multitude. so no norm is in law is reevaluate self employment. much you think about some particularly wanted you to see uh uh, in, from gloucester, 0 uh, news you'll send or we don't assume the solve the problem that you got, they don't, they come to level as far as how about you could you see most of these fellows, all of a pontoon that's also too much memorable numbers onto the, to move the full source out to you if someone prevents what is what it talk to include a lot, but she just wants to know what you know about, you know, if i don't feel comfortable the ye

. >> david muir, deborah roberts, the season premiere of "20/20" mrs.n on what turned out to be the final day of her life, a life that was full of service not only to her country, but to san francisco, the city where she was born. >> there was no job too big or too small for dianne feinstein. >> after more than 30 years in the us senate, i feel honored that she's been my united states senator who will now fill her seat. >> good evening. >> thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ahmad daetz. we are dedicating the majority of tonight's newscast to dianne feinstein, remembering the impact she had on the bay area, california and the nation. >> it's almost immeasurable in many respects. all day today, people have come by feinstein's san francisco home to leave flowers and share memories of the impact she had on their lives. you can see the growing memorial in this live picture in washington, d.c. on the senate floor finds stein was her seat was draped in black cloth on it, a vase holding a bouquet of white roses on her desk there in the chamber.

mr. lawler: i rise to recognize robert, a american hero who recently turned 100 years old. borna few years after the end of world war i he lived through some of our country's most transformative moments and some of its greatest tests. robert served our country honorably in world war ii when he fought in europe as part of the 26th infantry division and wounded in the mosel region of france in 1944. he received the purple heart in recognition of his efforts and injuries he sustained. the heroes of our greatest generation should never be forgotten, and i'm proud to count robert a hero of our greatest generation as one of my constituents. so please join me in wishing robert a happy 100th birthday. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today to celebrate a man whose music has not only entertained us for decades but mad

and mr. further splinter, the use unity on ukraine falls in the central european country tip, former prime minister robert fits so to come in 1st, he says he'll stop sending arms and ammunition to ukraine, and his critics have slammed him as pro russian. united nation says it is sending a mission to visit no, go into a car box. around for fits of the ethnic armenian population has flooded the enclave following an offensive fine positive body shop. and in the united states, a government shut down peas now. all but certain which could have implications beyond the us and for the working you create the a mike, look welcome. voting is underway in closely watch paw elementary elections in slovakia that could see the country radically changed course on ukraine. people have been casting their ballots following an election campaign that's resulted in a neck and neck race between a former left his prime minister and pro western liberals. both sides have about 20 percent support and would require coalition partners to form a government. former prime minister, robert fitz, so has campaigned on a populace platform cal

support of one man not in support of our country in support of democracy, the case of robert palmer at sentencing chutkan said mrpalmer you made a very good point, the people who exhorted you and encouraged invalid you to take action and delphi have not been charged. that is not the court's positi position, i don't charge anybody and i don't negotiate plea offers anatomy charging decisions i sentence people who pleaded guilty or have been convicted. the issue of who has or who has not been charged is not before me. i don't have any influence of that. i have my opinions but they are not relevant and you are correct, no one encouraging everybody to take the capital has been charged as of yet but i don't think that means you should get a lower sentence. there is so much. throughout the 45 page indictment, smith is the prosecutor repeatedly accused trump of promoting falsehoods about the 2020 presidential election. he could see the judge sounds like the prosecution for more than two months following the election on november 3 defendants spread lies that there was outcome determinative fraud in the election and he ac

robert f. kennedy, jr. go ahead. >> caller: good morning pedro.in thanks much for taking my call. good morning mr. kennedy. this is quite an honor. you are a kennedy and i love and cherish your name. however, i amnd a democrat and i kind of cringe when pedro said, he introduce you as the democratic presidential campaign, and i just, i will need to know from you what makes you feel like you are a democrat? what makes you come is this like the only way i can win if i claim to be a democrat, you just lump yourself with bernie sanders, i get it. i just wish, i wish we had that third party.ty i wish that you could feel confident that you are strong enough in your campaign in your belief that you could run on an independent because that is what you are. you are definitely not in my book or any of my democratic family or friends book a democrat. your conspiracy theories, they literally scare us we just came out of four years of you know, full of trump's lies and his conspiracy theories. and this country you claim that you want to heal us as a nation, our divide. this is not, i mean, the wi-fi causes cancer and 5g

mr. ramaswamy: i appreciate your enterprising spirit. good to see you. >> spinal. -- smile. >> my name is robert. i live in nashville. mr.my: it is great to see our nashville friends. >> i understand where you're coming from. i wonder how you will project american global hegemony abroad? mr. ramaswamy: i think america being strong at home is the answer there. we need to get back to american strength here and abroad. we need to be strong abroad and to stand for american interests and be unapologetic. we need to protect the homeland. super emp use and electromagnetic pulses. russia is generationally weak right now. i appreciate that. hopefully, the strength we have in us will help. spread the message in nashville. i appreciate that. >> my name is eric. i have a question. i love the way you broke down the semiconductors. i had a question about, what will we do about eliminating the addiction to digital? mr. ramaswamy: it comes back to the sovereignty of data. i think honesty and transparency with government as something required. we do not have it right now in terms of what you are giving up. people don't know. it goes back

also joining us is robert james, former dekalb county former district attorney. mr. james, good to see you again. what do you make of the idea here that lin wood, who filed several meritless lawsuits filled with wild and false election fraud series, somebody who had built up a reputation for unhinged behavior in claims is actually a witness for the prosecution? is helping the d.a.'s office. what level of cooperation might he be provided? >> it may be complete cooperation. or it may not be complete. it may be a scenario where he's -- his lawyer and him have gotten together with the d.a. and decided they're going to cooperate and assist or maybe a situation where he knows something or has said something that is documented and he's going to be called as an adverse or hostile witness and be forced to testify. time will tell. >> what do you make of the fact that trump's lawyers were in court today for this hearing for these three fake electors who were trying to move their case from fulton county court to federal court? why would trump lawyers be there possibly? >> well,

robert f kennedy junior. go ahead. >> good morning, pedro. for taking my call. good morning mr. kennedy, this is quite an honor. you are a kennedy and i love and cherish your name. however, i am a democrat and i kind of cringe when pedro said, he introduced to as the democratic presidential campaign and i just -- i really need to know from you what makes you feel like you are a democrat? is it like the only way i can win is if i claim to be a democrat. you lumped yourself with bernie sanders. i get it. i just wish we had that third party. i wish that you could feel confident that you are strong enough in your campaign and your beliefs that you could run on an independent. because that's what you are. you're definitely not come in my book or any of my democratic family or friends' book, a democrat. your conspiracy theories, they literally scare us. we just came out of four years full of trumpets lies in his computers conspiracy theories in this country but you claim you want to heal us as a nation and divide. this is not -- the wi-fi causes cancer and five jesus mass surveillance

robert kennedy. "the new york times" reported discussions about mr. kennedy perhaps running as a libertarian.his is the story saying that if mr. kennedy decides to leave the party of his famous father and uncle on the one potential landing spot may be the libertarian party, which at the moment lacks a widely known candidate but has excelled at securing ballot access. in july, mr. kennedy met with the chair of the libertarian party in a conference they were both attending in memphis, a meeting that had previously not been reported. he emphasized he committed running as a democrat but he said he considered himself very libertarian, he said in an interview, adding that they agreed on several decisions, including the effect of the deep state and the need for populace messaging. this goes on to quote saying, my perspective is we will stay in touch in case he decides to run and he can contact me at any if that is the case. that is from "the new york times." let's go to floyd on the independent line, the louisiana. caller: yes, yes. i am 89 years old. i am wanting somebody that owned the franchise f

mr. c. for the same fuel proponents, methodology that i do that election sooner, anybody the pose afraid of robert f. kennedy junior? well, apparently everyone in the political establishment and mainstream media, it's very much like donald trump. he says what he thinks liberal society is the den junior is feared because he's fearless. oh, what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to see the house because after kids and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground, the a mark is pursuing a forward strategy of freedom in the greater middle east, george bush at the g 8. this sum of 2004 june, announced the greater middle east project that washington's goal was to turn the middle east into a free market paradise like they had turned poland, and the countries of eastern europe was struck there. the more than 5 years we've been actively engaging with was active us across the middle east and north africa the we saw president obama dispatch as a special on voice, frank wisner junior, whose father, by the way, was frank, was your senior a lon

mr. rahmatullah nowrozi. no. 102 of the novel, the first opponent commented on the days of imamate of hazrat mahdi and the reopening of robert'sdear students, honorable educators, i congratulate the mother of the field of the integration commission. we are grateful and grateful to our dear colleagues. according to the leader's emphasis his highness the revolution has always provided me with the plan, but for the holy system, financial burden has been imposed on the government, its share of the government's income has been reduced, 16,000 structural efforts have been removed, 118 have been removed, and the approved details of special and discriminatory administrative and employment systems. azar, the problem-oriented type and the nature of the budget, paying attention to the issue of water, electricity, gas, sewage treatment infrastructure in industrial towns, not paying attention to the song, government interventions , manners, propriety with politeness, the annual creation of one million shah hazrat agha, references to its denial offices throughout the country, the employment of the necessary financial resources for the main

robert byer. he is the director of the museum at the cia. mr. buyer. what's the point of having a music film that isn't open to the public? this is the museum for so many different parts. our agency, it's an operation or museum, meaning that we learn from the lessons of our past. so that we can become better in the future, in our operations. it's also to inform guests, people who come to headquarters, our partners, help them understand our history we've done in the past and also on shows like this, helping the american public understand the role of intelligence in our democracy. well, the cia is about 75 years old right now is just the point of opening up the newly classified parts of this museum. not only is this museum coming online just in time for the 75th anniversary of cia, it is also the 50th anniversary, three of cia museum. on the 25th anniversary of cia, we were asked to, create a museum. not that i was around for that, but that's where the museum started as a way to preserve the agency's history. and so it's a it's a double anniversary this

robert f. kennedy jr. glad to have him back. mr. kennedy, good to see you.now if you had a chance to see the president today before i was speaking to senator manchin. he seems to think and again echoed it in the remarks that al-quaida and its threat is lower than it's been. he is insinuating it over the course of his administration. you agree with that? >> well, you know, i was struck by something else that the president said when he described the reason that we were attacked on 9-11. he said because people around the world hate us for our freedoms. you know, that echoed what president bush said at that time. there were many critics of that includes myself who listened to what people were saying. osama bin laden said the reason he attacked our country is base of the bases that we had put around mecca in saudi arabia. we need to start asking our serves, the 800 bases that we have abroad, are those making it safer for us to be americans or are they just there to embroil us in a constant pipeline of new wars that feed the military industrial complex? we just en