ms. gates is a managing senior tribal specialist with the national center on tribal early childhood development where her projects focus on embedded native culture and language into high quality educational opportunities for native youth. she is also the founder of everyday eastern, a nonprofit with the mission of preserving and sharing existing community knowledge and practice, conducting community-engaged research and building partnership with tribal communities along the east coast. in addition to earning a bachelor of arts degree in international and humanitarian affairs from james madison university, ms. gates earned a master's of social work from columbia university and a master's of education from -- [inaudible] university. she currentlilies in richmond -- lives in richmond, virginia, with her husband, daughter and dog. please join me in welcoming diana gates. [applause] [laughter] >> hi, everyone. i have to start by saying how interesting it is to take off a mask and talk to people in a

ms. gatesis a managing senior tribal specialist with the national center on tribal early childhood development where her projects focus on embedded native culture and language into high quality educational opportunities for native youth. she is also the founder of everyday eastern, a nonprofit with the mission of preserving and sharing existing community knowledge and practice, conducting

ms. gate [inaudible] [inaudible] managing senior tribal specialist with the -- [inaudible] her projects focus on and betting -- [inaudible] she is also the founder of every day eastern, a nonprofit with the -- conducting community engaged research, and building partnerships with tribal communities along the east coast. in addition to earning a bachelor of arts degree in international and humanitarian affairs from james madison university, she earned a masters of social work from columbia university and a masters of education from delta state university. she currently lives and richmond, virginia, with her husband, daughter, and dog. please join me in welcoming diana gates. [applause] >> hi, everyone. i need to start by saying how interesting it is to take off a mask and talk to people in a room. we are like a year post introduction of covid and, so it is definitely interesting. [laughs] thank you all so much for coming tonight. the title of this discussion is exceptional women, virginia indian

moderator: ms. gates you have 30 seconds. ms. james: federal funding and federal protection are needed in this time. we are not poised to take ourselves back 50 years. we are not poised to allow military women, our employees have a alley abortions. having access to health care they need. we need to make sure what we are thinking about what is best for the citizens and not for us in our internal compass. think about what is best for the citizens. moderator: 30 seconds for mr. boozman. mr. boozman: arkansas is winners must pro-life states. again, as i go around the state, most of them do not want their tax dollars used for abortion. for that, i will be opposed and will fight the effort in congress to allow taxpayer dollars to be used for military abortions. moderator: a question goes first mr. james. >> think you for being here. agriculture is a huge industry in the state of arkansas. we prices gonna do to the conflict in ukraine. corn has gone up due to drought. what do you believe the federal government's role to subsidizing farm

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ms. tetyana agreed to spend the night with her friends in izyum, and oleksandr chimaev and oleksandr bulboka will open their gateery next day. tv channel rada, the national marathon, the only news. residents of the zavadivka district complain that the supplier did not warn them about the disconnection in krypnytskyi, and so it has been a week without one. water, people say that the water interruptions began well, almost at the same time as the great war, but they have been without water for so long. for the first time, what was the reason? correspondent liliya kocherga, we are on the mountain, she is the last to reach us, and it happens that there is a small pressure, and we have hours already in the zavadivka microdistrict. and this is almost half a thousand private houses without water. residents say that there have always been interruptions in the water supply. water barely flows from the faucet and sinks in all the houses, our breakdowns were fixed somewhere along the way. well, maybe there, well, for 2-3 days, well, for us it was already the norm, but this time it was already well, almost the extreme point

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gate, you were happy to let them in. >> they were people that behaved badly on that day. i'm not one of them. >> ms. abrams is going to lie about my record because she doesn't want to talk about her own. >> i don't have the luxury of being part of a good old boys club. >> debate night in ohio, utah, and georgia with the midterms exactly three weeks away, things are getting a little heated. steve kornacki is standing by at the big board. >> did you see that guy beforehand, he's going into the whole rage thing. >> out of hand. >> this guy's crazy. >> the state of the race, which is what we really want from him. >> republicans claim to care so much about spending. >> yeah. >> will they speak out about the new report that the trump organization overcharged the secret service for stays at the former president's properties? also this morning, another wave of attacks as moscow appears to be targeting critical infrastructure. the death toll rises in kyiv after russia uses iranian drones to attack residential areas in ukraine's capitol. we'll take a closer look at the iran factor, how the war has brought mos