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mr. summers reiterated his concern but the concern apparently fell on deaf ears. he said democrat policymakers are takg substantial risks on the inflation side given that even top democrats and economic advisors and economists like mr. summers warned of this inflation becae of the policies, it seems to echo that now, democrats are bling coanies for rising prices. dr. ma i would like to ask you a simplebud,. are the biden administration and congressional democrats to blame itll for the crippling inflation burdening hard-working american families? the critil investmen congress made over the coue of the paemic is the reason we are in the middle of a job recovery. >> i didn't k you about th, asked you about inflati. please answer the qution. >> it's important to address the fact that working people are the people who kp this economy going. >> so you will not answer the question. you're not going to answer whether or not democrats in the biden administration are to blame at all for crippling inflation for hard-working families? >> i'm here to talk about corporate profi

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the queen has very rarely mr. summer holiday at balmoral castle and the family are actively encouraged to be here every year to get together to be in private. what that also allowed them to do because the places surrounded by trees and hills was to walk around the grounds and indeed up and down the streets. quite freely. many of the people in the local villages had reported that they would see members of the fort royal family walking through the streets of the town. and also perhaps on the way to a kathy's church, which is just on down the road there on a sunday morning. one woman told me that she regarded them very much as neighbours . ne barker has more on queen elizabeth's legacy. of the gates of buckingham palace, crowds gathered to more than the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd and to celebrate her life. ah, buckingham palace confirmed she died peacefully in the afternoon at her scottish estate, balmoral u. k. prime minister list trust onto the queen's memory in a speech outside number 10, downing street. 3 2nd thing. queen elizabeth the 2nd provided us with the stability and the

mr. larry summers, who knows a thing or two about all of this. larry, good evening to you.s for joining. which overall assessment of where things stand with the economy right now around. it'll be clearly heading into the midterms. >> we've seen some favorable developments in the near term. yes, prices are down, with it, inflation measures. the economy, last month, continue to create jobs at a strong rate. that's all to the good -- those trends are actually likely to stay in place for the next several months. beyond that, i think we do have substantial problems. i've talked about it on your show before, don. an overheated economy, the difficulty of containing inflation, particularly in an environment where there is a war going on, particularly in an environment where iran -- is not cooperating as well as we would like, and we've got these very real strains with china. i think we've got a very challenging economic environment, but we are -- you know, relatively sweet place right now. i do think, at some point, a downturn will come, given everything that's going on. >> larry,

mr. summers, mr. furman, have both said that inflation is gutting the american people like a fish.nted out, john, are not impressed with the inflation reduction act because they are crashing. they, meaning the markets. this is what the inflation reduction act did. it took a quarter of a trillion dollars out of the pockets of the american people at a time when the economy is slowing, prices are rising, and 401(k)s are crashing and gave that money to the green new deal industrial complex which is going to spin that money in a way that will cause energy prices to rise without reducing world temperatures a smidgeon of a degree, and it represents a gross misallocation of capital. and we are seeing that reflected in the capital markets, the stock markets today. >> sandra: the press secretary just took a few questions on this, she was challenged on the dow falling as a result of this really, you know, a really warning about the american economy and where inflation is going from here. but still she says we are going to hear from the president a short time ago would said this is reason for

what cash is and from kusyu google play through the smallest store there was and there is no summer anymore even mr. for 10 days the guy with the girl and her mother hid from the shelling in the building of the drama theater were there and at the time of the airstrike managed to escape during the explosion and vera lebedynskyi, telling a story every time anew is incredibly stressful for a woman, it is very difficult, but this performance is necessary, they said correctly because people should know the truth that it is not ukraine that destroyed the theater from the inside, as they say there, they threw a powerful bomb at us, they killed peaceful people, i don't know 600-700 people immediately wrote a production in the genre of storytelling, the author of the text recorded almost 50 hours of interviews and then compiled them into a play lasting a little more than an hour . the real story of the real story of what actually happened is our performance and this is the story of the training - it is when the actors go on stage and tell the story they are face to face with the audience and talk face to fa

mr. speaker, this summer our pride and excitement rose as we beheld the events of this year's little league world series. indiana's home hagerstown in the indiana sixth district represented the great lakes region in this year's games. indiana has celebrated this team from the beginning and we couldn't be prouder for their success. mr. speaker, i'd like to simply say thank you to these outstanding young hoosiers who took their hagertown team to the 2022 little league world series. mr. speaker, i rise today to call on the speaker of the house to end proxy voting once and for all. just this sunday president joe biden took to prime time television to declare the covid-19 pandemic over. thank god. in any other job in america if you don't show up you get fired. i could proudly say today that i never once proxy voted. it's not fair to our constituents who send us here to be their voice or to the taxpayers whose hard-earned dollars were supposed to be responsible stewards off to not show up here. we all know why proxy voting keeps getting extended, so the majority leadership can control its members

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other words, we are not here, when i i went on vacation durg the summer of 72, mr. elbows here called me and said what the hell are you doing on vacation? there's a story to work on here. it's true, it's true. >> carl, who was frank wills? and what is this doorknob doing here on the stage? [laughing] >> none of us would be on the stage if it were not for frank wills. rank wills was the security guard at the watergate the night of the break-in. and he noticed something that the door in the watergate office building had been left ajar and there was a piece of tape. and on that lock, that is the real lock. and he is an unsung hero of watergate because he then realized that there had been something amiss because of that piece of tape on that lock. >> what happened is he took it off and then they came back again, and the tape was gone. any said wait a minute, something is up here. >> so what happened is, we were just add a little ceremony at lunch with fred ryan, publisher of "washington post" and he had a sheet over this thing. what the hell it was. it was going to be s

mr. yuri, please tell me more , in the summer there was already information that there was a shortage ofrussia, and they even retirees are already involved in their special operation. now we see the mobilization . they will somehow train those pilots separately and how long will it take them to train pilots from the people they mobilize. this training is not easy, it lasts quite a few months . at a minimum, to restore piloting skills, you need cooking skills during the usual spider accounting, then some other complex elements, complex aerobatics, then fighting on this plane, you also need the skills to use weapons and so on, it's not all simple, then actions at night with a vacation, that's all the elements of flight training, and it's long, well, if they're lacking , then let them mobilize, preferably, such that, together with the planes, they will then surrender to us. and tell me, please here is the information, it appears from time to time. well, in fact, it does not change, that's why the information appears that russia has concentrated near the borders with ukraine, there are sever

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world was watching and their shock and mike, the candidates that mr. trump endorsed they they won many republican primaries this summer. but many of those candidates that he backed, they're seen as inexperienced there polarizing figures, and several are now struggling ahead of their november races. is there any sense that having mr. trump out there on the national stage right now is hurting republican chance to gain control of the senate in the mid terms. well, there is that debate in republican circles and certainly there is that debate can democrat circles. they have he, some of them to see donald trump getting involved in campaigning because he is such a device, a figure in pennsylvania for example, use the 14 the candidate for governor the candidate for the senate. both of these characters are dropping very badly in the polls at this particular point. trump said mixed results in terms of those candidates these endorsed in the various selections that we've had in recent months. but generally, many republicans are concerned that his participation, active participation in the campaign could lead to a split. now, the

mr. scrutiny. don't sorted be pushed to in the summer. but as hell, i mean you still it with us? no, don't try you on this. a lewis junior team. he and i said okay. and i cheered the gala, but isn't it around it? no, the e u. this my cover. i am quoting me, lots of these poor people. okay to so was mozilla, this you go was pres louise story here, but yeah, this is neat. the lock is story. i'm not sure his dish stood up. british log with the soviet union central office seemed not to realize it had opened pandora's box in every republic . nationalist began to demand independence. it took a while to moscow to decide what to do with the separatists and how to stop the ethnic conflicts that had simultaneously arisen hook as his and central asia. let us go up a turkey. what i see, that is where the rustling miss. my son, i live with me. she spoke money. her asthma was i bought my daughter to pretty good, but sure it pulled me lou and i remember really easily. is it a bad job? i just keep this, you wouldn't be to fix it. sometimes you ask a moment of actual developing that a lot of them

i will discuss this issue with mr. prudent at the c o summit in summer con, today. we also want to start grain supplies from russia. we're looking forward to that. let's begin this process and deliver the cargo to the countries that really needed. i don't statement comes to the day of the law may put in both the issue with the eastern economic forum saying that only 2 cargo ships ounce of 87 have taken ukrainian grain to africa. well, the lion's share went to europe. potent accused western countries of deceiving other nations over the grain, vale and safety agreement should now be reevaluated. according to a stumble based center for monitoring the great deal, only 30 percent of ukrainian grant has reached low income countries. meanwhile, western leaders have also been criticized for failing to financially support african nations. as maria phenomena reports, the west war is a lot about losing ground to russia in africa, at least that's what a confidential internally you report shows. and that's after we've seen some desperate attempts to fix things as a number of us

mrs. maryana bezula said that she spent the night with the military in the south in her summer uniform punchedhat everything is fine in the winter uniform. and and by the authorities well, i don't know, it's very difficult to say for sure here, because, again, a very large number of fighters are on the front line, and it is certain that a lot depends on the brigade and even the battalion. from my own experience, i know that in certain units there is support from the state but it is not always comfortable for the soldiers, because there is a size that does not fit for someone, and there are also some personal conditions, anthropometric, that is why many of the soldiers are actually equipped with winter clothing. well , in general, military tactical personal clothing because it has to be comfortable, it's so certain that we have to move to the standards of providing eyes that are more individual in order to meet the needs of the individual fighter because if he is well dressed if he i mean the state for if he is well dressed if he has there is this need for equipment, he ate, he was warm, of cou

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but in the last moment, mr. pushing and said that he's not going to attend the summer due to tensions at the border. a lot has been said about a growing role over the years seo in a modern world where west and 8 institutions and alliances are actually very fast losing heads influence and trust. and putin's press secretary earlier on thursday said that no one sets the task of making the effort an alternative to military organization. this is print shape and the name of something, and not against someone back to you. tard ortiz maria for notion of thanks for bringing us those details. sure, in another development, a united nations representative has called for sanctions against iran to be lifted in a report detailing how every aspect of life from the country has suffered from decades of punitive embargoes. if you want to move on and see job insurance since 2018 when x u. s. president, donald trump, unilaterally withdrew from iran's us back 2015 nuclear deal. washington has continued to pile on sanctions to exert maximum pressure on iran even made efforts to restore the record radians ha

mr. dimon, you said the summer that there was a high probability of a recession and -- much worse. can you describe an economic hurricane that we have seen if you think we can avoid further economic damage? >> the american economy has consumer set by high rates circulation and more which we've never had before. they are meeting as we speak and they are meeting for the next six or nine months. we do not -- know >> like. you only. back >> thank you the gentleman from connecticut. science is also the chair of the subcommittee on national -- international development and monetary policy which is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair and thank you all for being here. iverson the room in the first quarter 2009 when the economy was contracting at a rate of -- 10%. i really did wear the number here institutions were not going to survive a week. we came a long way. mr., david thank you for acknowledging i think you said credit where credit is due the dodd-frank was a big part of that. i was a short at the time by people in my seat of the aisle that dodd-frank would crumb

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mr. biden, a long time fixture of the washington establishment, met queen elizabeth three times over 41 years. after a private meeting last summer the president broke protocol by sharing that the queen had asked for his opinion on chinese president xi jinping and russia's president vladimir putin in his statement today, mr. biden said of that last meeting, she charmed us with her wit, moved us with her kindness and generously shared us with her wisdom her legacy will loom large in the pages of british history and in the story of our world. the queen's lore in washington is long. a close ally and sought after state guest. known to awe and disarm lawmakers. congress suspending a centuries old prohibition on hats on the house floor for her joint address here in 1991 and on capitol hill today, a bipartisan remembrance >> she didn't just witness the great turns of history, she helped shape them over the seven decades -- seven decades of her reign, and every step of the way she was precisely the kind of leader the moment demanded >> today the senate and the american people are joined with our dear friends across the ocean. we join in

itself, where there are tracts of land, where they from these actually summer cottages make a stop at their pontoons. tell me, please, mrmyr we talk a lot, and actually our military does not hide this from us, we have fire control over the relevant arteries in the kherson region, but we always talk about putting these arteries out of order for a while, but still the enemy continues to repair some alternatives they are trying to build and so yesterday it became known that it seems that the kakhovsky bridge has been removed from the game for a long time. what is known about it? well, in fact, the bridges were removed from the game a week ago, almost a week ago finally. that is, why finally, because they they stopped driving it, firstly, and secondly, they stopped trying to repair them, the latter is most likely due to the fact that they finally paid attention to the collaborating organizations that carried out these repairs and destroyed them several times to such an extent that the owner of the largest of them died yesterday from heart attack, not being able to withstand such, you know , self-deprecation, because this is

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more intense and more frequent heat waves like we have seen this summer and every summer in recent history. you make yet mrholds moisture. -- you make the atmosphere warmer, it holds moisture. you get the devastating flooding that we are seeing right now with these landfall and hurricanes. you make the soils warmer i had the summer, you dry them out more so you get more drought. what we see out west, the heat, drought combined to give us those devastating wildfires. so this is not rocket science. the physics here is very basic, and it tells us we are reaping what we have sown. we are now experiencing devastating climate impacts. amy: so can you talk about right now what you feel needs to be done? and the significance, you are a scientist now at the university pennsylvania, the way climate science was disparaged now, i think, so much more embraced all over the world, but what has to happen at this moment in the midst of climate week here in new york and right before the u.n. cop, what you countries have to commit to? >> the worst thing that can avenue is a climate scientist's predictions come true. and that

of my dearest friends in my editor at "time" magazine, she came to me in late summer early fall of 2016, a few months after mrs. reagan died and said we would love to have a big biography of her and there was just something about this idea, i remember the day of her funeral i was driving around doing errands and listening to it on c-span radio while i was driving and thinking there are so many layers to this complex woman and there was just something about the project that really struck me as interesting and especially since they came to washington in the 1980s and my knowledge of nancy reagan pretty much everybody else's intended to run between one of two character chores, either she was acquitted social life or scheming power behind this, but really listening to the tributes to her at the funeral and watching the left decade of the president's life in her life beyond that, you begin to get a sense of the real depth of this relationship and i originally thought, this is going to be a book about a woman in a marriage and a love story but as i got deeper and deeper into the research, i realized it was so much m

introduced in ukraine, er volumes of gas consumption we er for the summer months er under the chairmanship of the minister of regional development, mrnyshov, several meetings were held attended by 163 rural village mayors who have a centralized heat supply and, in principle, a 10% reduction plan volumes of gas consumption, we will be able to fulfill it at the expense of energy-saving measures, heat modernization, the transition to alternative sources of consumption, and we have an agreement on environmental changes that the procedures for obtaining permits for boiler plants will be simplified which switch to alternative sources . we hope that communities, mainly small communities, can unhindered. a very good story in zhytomyr. i hope that the same will happen in ivano-frankivsk oblast, rivne oblast, volyn oblast, chernihiv oblast, and communities will be able to use dry matter, that is, wood, in order to ensure my respective enterprise will procure two firewood, we will definitely talk in more detail in the context of our forestry, yes, mr. andrian, i would like to ask, taking into account these forecasts regarding the most difficul

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mr. cox, have you deplatformed, have you throttle back anybody involved in the organization of the summerec terrorism are against our -- >> did you throttle back? >> i can look -- >> mr. mohan, did youtube to censor any of the writers -- rioters? did you throttle back? did you censor some of the organizations who were responsible for the summer riots? >> we would have applied our policies equally. >> can you provide me with the names of the people you throttled back? >> i am happy to follow-up. >> mr. sullivan, what about twitter? >> twitter would have removed any violence. >> so you did throttle back on organizers of the summer riots echo --? both senator cruz and i asked if your platform could impact our elections and it was denied. our three witnesses this morning completely disagreed with that. and said absolutely these platforms can. do you believe twitter can influence our elections? >> i think twitter plays an important role. >> it is a yes or no question. can they impact our elections? >> as i described to the previous question, we have put in place many actions and mitigations re