national conservatism. yoram europe is very pro nationalism. paul miller is a critic of nationalism, especially christian nationalism. so welcome this conversation. paul will speak for 20 or 25 minutes, after which there will be plenty of time for question and comment. so paul, thank you so much for joining. and let me say that the book is here physically in the office for those who would like to buy it and i commend that to you. so paul, you. thank you mark should well. well thank you, mark. and thank you to you all for time this evening. i don't take that for granted and i hope to make it worth your while. i want to say. a special thanks to mark and to providence. some of this book has its origins in articles that appeared in providence magazine years ago or in talks i gave the islands, christianity and national security conference over the years. that's not to imply that. they endorsed the book. it's just that i'm very grateful for for mark and for the giving me a place to develop thinking and to do research and to start the work that result

national park service. celebrate its centennial in 2016. and the ideas of people like theodore roosevelt, john muir, george catlin, carter watkins, which is some of the names recognized for their contributions to creating america's best idea. national park service. yet it's the name olmstead that is often left off the despite the positive generational impacts of the olmsted's. and more recently we have been reminded of their contributions. the necessary of role necessary role of parks in public spaces during a devastating pandemic with a need to spotlight olmstead legacy. the commissioned a comprehensive study led ethan and ralph and laura meier three incredible authors to better understand these remarkable spanning from the monumental of the yosemite report and the organic act, which helped to create the national park service to enduring conservation efforts to the expanse of design work within park service itself. this report produced a robust of research on the design and planning work of frederick olmst

of the united nations general assembly. live coverage here on c-span. >> mr. president, mr. secretary-general, my fellow leaders. president biden: in the last year our world has experienced great upheaval. a growing crisis and food insecurity. record heat, floods, and droughts. covid-19, inflation, and a brutal needless war. a war chosen by one man to be very blunt. let us speak plainly. a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor. attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia hasegawa shamelessly violated the core tenets of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. again, just today, president putin has made overt nuclear threats against europe, and a reckless disregard for the responsibilities of a nonproliferation regime. now, russia's calling up more soldiers to join the fight and the kremlin is organizing a sham referenda to try to annex parts of ukraine and extremely -- an

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] >> until noon, more from today's united nations meeting with remarks from the iranian representative. >> blessings and greetings be upon you in the name of god the creator the omnipotent, most gracious. and the most merciful. may the blessings of the al matey shine upon the profit muhammad and his descendants and successors. the holy koran, states dear creator omnipotent of the world accept our regards and respect towards your chosen messages -- messengers, abraham, moses, jesus, and prophet muhammad who brought justice and proper behavior and compassion gnats to the people of the world and they destroyed the foundations of unjustice and lack of fairness to allow humans to build a new world for their future. ladies and gentlemen, mr. secretary-general, the foundational need for a better world is justice all of the hopes and aspirations of humankind are built on justice and they have the capacity for

team the national team of ukraine, which is fighting for victory in the league of nations, and our youth the european championship in the 23rd year.

to be a nation of hope and unity and optimism. or a nation of fear, division, and of darkness.a republicans have made their choice. they embrace anger. they thrive on chaos. they live not in the light of truth, but in the shadow of lies. but together, together, we can choose a different path. we can choose a better path. forward, to the future. a future of possibility. a future of dream and hope. and we are on that path, moving ahead. i know this nation. i know you, the american people. i know your courage. i know your hearts. and i know our history. this is a nation that honors our constitution. we do not reject it. this is a nation that believes in the rule of law. [applause] we do not refute its. this is a nation that respects free and fair elections. we honor the will of the people. we do not deny it. [cheering and applause] and this is a nation that rejects violence, as a political tool. we do not encourage violence. we are americans that believe in honesty and decency and respect for others. liberty, justice for all, possibilities. we are still at our core democracy. and

we have a single team and cannot be in the national team. first yes, the second team doesn't have that, do you understand it , football players who play in their clubs, the atmosphere in the team is different, this competition is different, so you guys didn't let us down and it was hard for us . there are many guys who don't have the playing skills practices in my clubs, i reassured the trustees did not arise, they did it so that you know, we are all in the game we want a rematch and how will it turn out this is a sport this is a sport well we want to beat scotland we will do everything possible for everything well it's simple as oleksandr vasyliovych indicator as detector that is, you can not know how the national team played, but watch the press conference. after the match with scotland, it is clear that fiasco lost, now after the match with armenia, the victory is certain, that is, if the score was 1:0 or 2:1, there is no such confidence would give now to the fans oleksandr petrakov and yes, the score of 5:0 certainly inspires us all and

there are 74 lakes of the national park within the borders of the national park, it is comparable to area of ​​lakes in finland as a whole, and in total there are about 300 lakes in the region. they are interconnected by streams and rivers and the main discharge of water from here falls into the length of the fault into the baltic sea. the origin of the lake pits, it is associated with the pozersky glacier, which passed through this territory 12-13 thousand years ago, since this was the last glacier to date, the lakes of the national park is the youngest in the republic of belarus . each lake is unique in its own way, but differs in the color of the water in terms of the purity of the water in depth. the ancient lake it ranks fifth in the republic in terms of area and third in terms of water volume. in recent years, e has become more popular with us. uh, boat on the lake, kitesurf is getting popular with diamonds, guys like to ride the piano so they think that they feel just like on the coast of some big sea, the height of the waves, sometimes reaches one meter. here, if you take uh

jack: it's our national symbol, but not our national bird. the u.s. has no national bird. congress has never designated a national bird as it has a national mammal, the bison, and a national tree at a national flower. the bald eagle has been an emblem of the country since 1782 when we put it on the front of the great seal of the united states. and a very popular one. peter: why a national symbol but not a national bird? jack: congress has never designated a national bird. tomorrow congress could technically designate the sidewalk pigeon as the national bird. let's hope they don't do that. but, i am part of a group that is going to launch a campaign to have the bald eagle officially named by congress as the national bird. stay tuned. peter: there is a story we have all heard for years about benjamin franklin and the turkey and wanting that to be a national bird or the national symbol. jack: that story is somewhat apocryphal. then franklin did compare the moral values of the bald eagle with that of the wild turkey intending that the wild turkey was honest and hard-working an

our nation's democracy. nara enables access to the archived governmental records in the words and stories of the people who made history. this is critical because it provides citizens answers about heritage and mental decisions. citizen engagement with the archived materials unlined -- online and in person is a top priority for nara. the national archives also provides resources, historians, genealogists, educators, and other stakeholders with trusted information about our shared past. in my own research, i have done a bit from examining nara's records paid i strongly believe we cannot understand our nation's present condition without a comprehensive understanding of our past. along with our other federal cultural institutions, nara secures a repository of knowledge that creates understanding for scholars and citizens alike. the national archives provides guidance to all three branches of government and is leading the governmentwide transition to electronic record-keeping. most importantly, nara safeguards p

ukraine has the same rights that belong to every sovereign nation. we will stand in solidarity with ukraine. we will stand in solidarity against russia's aggression, period. there is no secret in the contest between democracy and autocracy, the united states and i as president champion a vision for our world that is grounded in the values of democracy. the united states is determined to defend and strengthen democracy at home and around the world. because i believe democracy remains humanity's greatest instrument to address the challenges of our time. we're working with the g7 and likeminded countries to prove democracies can deliver for their citizens but also deliver for the rest of the world as well. but as we meet today, the u.n. charter, the u.n. charter's very basis of a stable and just rule-based order is under attack by those who wish to tear it down or distort it for their own political advantage. and the united nations charter was not only signed by democracies of the world, it was negotiated among citizens of dozens of nations with vastly

who have defended the nation.t this moment, 21 years ago, 40 brave individuals realizing their hijacked flight was part of a larger attack, they were preparing to act. but talking to people on the ground, those aboard flight 93 learned the world trade center and the pentagon had been struck by other planes. galvanized by that knowledge, the passengers and crew members joined together and decided to fight back. in a moment of terrible uncertainty, they were resolute. their collective action that day still inspires americans in people across the world. it is our duty to pause and remember those individuals whose lives were lost, and who saved so many others when flight 93 crashed into the hallowed ground next to us at 10:03 a.m. helping to pay tribute to the 40 passenger and crew members is a flight 93 volunteer ambassador. she will lead the reading of their names, joined by family members who will read the names of their loved ones. after each name is read, to people who responded with a mortuary operational respon

symbol of the resilience of the belarusian nation and statehood belarus celebrates the day of national unity. we will tell you where the festive events will take place from 350 to 2.900 euros depends on the quality of singing . deep takes guests for even zhimki. commonwealth in raubichi women's sprints men's grazing live broadcast of races on belarus 5 today our country celebrates the new state holiday day of national unity. this is an important historical moment when justice was restored to our country, torn into western eastern belarus united 83 years ago, the liberation campaign of the red army put an end to the protracted almost two decades, the polish occupation of western belarus this day is a symbol of the continuity of generations of the resilience of the belarusian nation and statehood, as well as a tribute to memory and respect, to those thanks to whom we live in peace and harmony, because our strength of solidarity and unity, the president of belarus alexander lukashenko congratulated the natives on the day of national unity, the date september 17, 1939, a symbol of the hist

mr. president, not national. and up until now you do it, commitment to peace, not territorial integrity, and it's policy of national integration. my country's government continues to demonstrate an openness and willingness to engage in dialogue to put an end to the socio political crisis in the northwest and southwest region. thus after holding our grand national dialogue in 2019, we continued the process of accelerating and further deepening the centralization, the centers for disarmament, mobilization and reintegration, established in these regions as well as in that of the far north. randomly welcome and new train, large numbers of my young compatriots who have laid down their arms and renounced violence. the state is exercising its sovereign progress throughout the entirety of the national territory. and the current challenge facing our government is to continue with implementing reconstruction efforts in areas affected nahu by various it's challenges new through our new plan for the restoration of the above

if you are still committed to a strong foundation for the good of every he nation -- every nation around the world, the united states wants to work with you. i also believe that time has come for this institution to be more inclusive so it can better respond to the needs of today's world. members of the u.n. security council, including the united states, should consistently uphold and defend the u.n. charter and refrain, refrain from use of the veto except in rare extraordinary situations to ensure the council remains credible and effective. that is also why the united states supports increasing the number of both permanent and nonpermanent representatives of the council. this includes permanent seats for those nations we have long supported and permanent seats for countries in africa, latin america, and the caribbean. the united states is committed to this vital work. in every region we pursued new constructive ways to work with partners to advance shared interests. from elevating the quad in indo-pacific to signing the los angeles declaration of protection at the summit of the americas

. >> during an address at united nations general assembly, iran's president stated that his nation is not seeking a nuclear weapon and criticized the u.s. for leaving the 2015 nuclear deal. the iranian president also criticized russia's invasion of ukraine and vladimir putin's threats against europe. [speaking in native tongue] >> blessings and greetings be upon you in the name of god the creator and the omni potent, all gracious, and the most merciful. may the blessings of the almighty shine upon the prophet muhammad and his descendents and successors. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: the holy quran. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: states dear creator, on the of the world, accept our regards and respects towards your chosenr messenger, abraham, moses, jesus and prophet muhammad who brought a message of justice and property behavior, compassion to people of the world and they destroyed the foundations of an justice and lack of fairness to allow humans to build a new world for future. ladies and gentlemen, mr. secretary-general, the foundational need for a better w

was transferred to the national park service and rename it general grant national memorial since then we dedicated on preservative the final rest in place of elise's s grant and his wife julia. by cheering the achievements of ulysses accomplishments during his lifetime as a civilian. commanding general of the union army and 18 president of the united states as an officer elise's s grant demonstrate the altitude to adapt his knowledge of tactics and strategies to change condition in the field. this superior ability led to ulysses as grand becoming the commander. union army ultimate contributing to the victory and the civil war this themes would witch grant was helped by the american people led to his election to two terms as president of the united states. during his terms as president. grant was dedicated to the cause of african-american rights native american rights for inch policy and public land preservation. as a general and a president ulysses s grant cultivate a lasting positive relationship with the african-american community by his support for immensation the enlistment of bla

buildup national defenses. work for -- limitation, and assist with the restoration of the international law, which have been grossly violated by the perpetrators of the war. majid myth that these were small ideas compared to wilsons, but he thought that all three were reasonable and short to do substantial good. then, as a w c fields character in a movie said to his movie wife, when he came home late one night from a bender, things happen. the severed diplomatic relations with germany, congress declared war on germany, and 2 million american soldiers sailors, marine one, went into battle on the side of the allies. as we know, the fighting ended with an armistice that took effect on november 11th, 1918. the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. a few -- wilson went up to the paris peace conference, without consulting the senate committee on foreign relations. this happened to be chaired by lodge. as gavin mentioned, large was also senate majority leader. given the magnitude of -- fashioning a lasting peac

and the fate of many nations is tied to exactly these principles. those who run away from the logic of character, fairness, and justice, run to unilateralism and oppressive powers. a nation that lacks logic relies on coup d'etats, military interventionism, boots on the ground. a chosen, unfair selective fighting against terrorism and many other injustices, the use of nuclear weapons, did that take the world closer to fairness, justice, and peace? or did it become the foundation for hegemonic powers. the killing of hundreds of thousands of yemeni, afghan children which human value did that serve? were these not the evil faces of the total lack of justice and fairness in many parts of the world? in reality what does the republic of iran seek other than obtaining its own logical and fair rights which has caused havoc and chaos among the oppressors of the world. >> dear colleagues today the willingness to move in support of the germany is assault for humanity throughout the world it is a serious threat and the wish of the nations across the world on an

the borders of the national park are 74 lakes of the national park, it is comparable to the area lakesghout finland, and in total there are about 300 lakes in the region. all lakes are interconnected by streams and rivers and the main discharge of water from here falls into the length and shifts into the baltic sea. the origin of the lake pits is associated with the pozersky glacier, which passed through this territory 12-13 thousand years ago, since this was the last glacier to the present, the lakes of the national park are the youngest in the republic of belarus . each lake is unique in its own way, but differs in the color of the water by the frequency of the water by deep woody lake it ranks 5th in the republic in terms of area and third in terms of water volume. in recent years, e has become more popular with us. uh, yachting on the shore of the dreadlocks lake is becoming popular. kitesurf guys love to ride the piano. so i think that they feel the same as on the coast of some big sea, the height of the waves sometimes reaches one meter. well, if, uh, take and make up for me my p

she's being part of the nation's fabric for so long the so part of a nation reflecting on her life, but also healing and reflecting also on the future to come with a need. when does the monarchy go from here? that is, is very much the end of an era and the start of a new one. yes, a really big question isn't n m, as a free for the school boy knows we measure time here in the united kingdom, not just a is and days. we measure it in terms of who is on the throne in terms of eras. and there are very few opportunities to really say, genuinely that we've come to the end of an era, but we have this time the end of the elizabethan era. and what comes ahead is unknown births are king charles authority in his important speech outlined that he will be a continuity, monica, that he will uphold the longstanding traditions that his mother upheld for so many years. but at the same time, would also be somebody that connects the past with the future as well. during queen elizabeth time on the throne. as she oversee was a coordinated at the time when cities like london were in ruins. the tail end of the

this is what national unity looks like. want to be here at this moment. just as the queen was always part of their lives, so they want to be part of this reflection on her death. there is a time for everything, a time to mourn, but as the new king arrived, there was a time to cheer. god save the king! the respect and affection shown to his mother was afforded to him. # god save the king... private grief, yet public duty. a first kiss for his majesty on the first full day of his reign. so excited to see him and he's coming, lovely smiling and shaking hands and i said to him, "may i kiss you?" he said, "yes." soldid! lovely. emotional moments for both the king and his people. it's a sad day, but a great day at the same time. god bless the queen and the king, it's unbelievable, what a day. it'sjust heartbreaking for the queen but i can't believe i met the king, our future king. we wished him fond memories and he said that's what it's all about. - and we wished him well for the future. j and a happy reign. and wonderful to see

this is our youngest holiday day national unity.ut, in my opinion, it is already becoming one of my favorite holidays, because more than ever we can feel the real unity of our entire people, the unity of souls, the unity of aspirations to make our country. better better. you know, even people. it seems to me that they are getting closer to each other, because various events are being held that allow us to unite in a solution that is not easy. there are even some global questions about the preservation of the world of independence, which is very important. this is, of course, fundamental, but even in such matters, when we see and help children, when we go, meet in the audience with people with young people, when we discuss the issues that worry our citizens today and of course you know, uh. it seems to me that this is a holiday, really folk, absolutely folk, and that's for me for me personally. these are memories and memories of my relatives, of my loved ones, of those who were who my ancestors were, this is another reason to think.

and i >> the address of the united nations general assembly iran's president dated that his nation is not seeking a nuclear weapon criticized the u.s. from leaving the 2015 nuclear deal. the iranian president also criticized russia's invasion of ukraine and vladimir putin's threats against europe. >> dear creator omnipotent of the world accept our regards and respects towards your chosen messengers, abraham, moses, jesus on the prophet muhammad, about the message of justice, spirituality and proper behavior, to the people of the world. and they destroyed of the foundation of unjust and lack of fairness to allow humans to build a new world for the future. ladies and gentlemen, mr. secretary-general, the foundational need for a better world is all of the hopes and aspirations of humankind are filled on justice. and they have the capacity for the creation of such a framework of all-encompassing justice which means elimination of injustice. we are defenders of a fight against injustice in all of its forms against humanity, against spirituality, against the almighty against the people of t

see except on national occasions of this kind. and i think charles, his speech was a unifying speech, only come to sing speech an all inclusive speech. and i think he did pretty well for the 1st step in it on his own road to kingship. and with that being said, we saw king charles earlier meeting members of the public outside, buckingham palace. would you say very much trying to display a common touch? well, as i've said earlier today, i find a remarkable that a new king went out to meet the people before he met his prime minister. and that's unheard of. and also in my memory of her history, which is tracy back.

north korea's ambassador to the united nations lame the u.s. for growing hostility on the korean peninsula, while speaking at the yuan general assembly in new york city. this speech runs just under 20 minutes. >> mr. president, mr. secretary-general, distinguished delegates, let me begin by congratulating mr. -- on your election as the president of the 77th you in general assembly. i also expect a debate as soon a meaningful occasion for all member states to find a common solution for exchanges of root -- useful experiences through existing challenges and crises and building a sustainable world for ourselves as well as future coming generations. essentially the pandemic, 6.50 3 million people. it still poses a threat to humankind. humankind with the emergence of the subvariant. to make matters worse, the global health crisis is compounded by infectious diseases such as monkeypox. this year there has been material losses in all regions of the world, including south asia, western europe and north america due to the effects of disaster prone wheth

this happened to be a time of national rejoicing.e were people carrying banners, marching in celebration of the second anniversary of the presidency. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> thousands gathered on the spacious lawn before the presidential palace to cheer the republic and the president when mr. nixon came to be received by the young nation's chief executive. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ >> the two leaders conferredded for an hour and a half. mr. nixon extended president eisenhower's warmest personal congratulations, well earned by a man and his people who had thrown astonishing spirit through two difficult years. ♪♪ >> at president diem's invitation, that they went outside and thanked them for the splendid unity which he felt responsible for the success the nation had achieved. he also thanked the united states through its vice president for its help not only to vietnam, but to the entire free or world. many response, many nixon -- in response, mr. nickson said america was -- nixon said america was proud. , indeed, to be vietnam's fri

by the way, we can mention that they took part in the first two goals of our national team.y played for juniors for a long time. age one one tenure and play is very important here, even when, in the second goal, gypsykov passed the ball between the legs to zubkov , it was also very important. because there are two defenders on him, zinkova misses. zubkov drives the ball into the goal. it is very important here. the role of mykolenko was very important. at least 50% of the other question, how ready is petrakov here, after all, he didn’t even sing his song to become and after all, the demands of the leaders of the national team of ukraine, who tried to prove, and to a large extent , partially proved that we should play in four the defenders were comfortable, well, at least at the previous stage in that qualification for the european championship, the world championship, the european zone. however, now it might be worth playing just that defenders, despite the fact that we need to win, well, now we scored five, we played three central defenders, five scored so in the national t

to be a court of the same rights as every other nation. and every nation would have to accept the fundamental principle of democracy namely government with the consent of the government. in this worldwide community of self-governing equals wilson said there would be no competing alliances there would be just one alliance of all nations and they would be bound together by their commitment to keep the peace. then and only then could every nation live without fear of invasion and without the need to maintain large expensive armies and navies. wilson had been advised to by several people to delete the peace without victory phrase for a very good reason. it made no distinction between the war's perpetrators and its victims. he left it in and was roundly criticized. but his idea of replacing the balance of power with a worldwide community of power a league of nations was widely praised. not by large though. large objected to just about everything wilson had said recited his objections also in a speech to the senate. what's the world ought to bel

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and the fact that the german national team could play in boots was a matter of boots.s. there were centipedes and the surface was a little slippery and it would not be comfortable. this does not justify us. we had to be ready for different weather to different conditions, in the end, the quarterfinals started with two quick goals by germany, but serhiy urutskyi headed in the answer and went to the break with a score of 2:1. at the start of the second 20-minute period, the teams exchanged goals for ukraine evgeniy shaydyuk scored at the end of the match, the coach of our team took a risk by releasing the sixth fielder, and the germans took advantage of this by scoring five goals, ours responded only with a well-hit shot from the back of the head, so 3:8 the ukrainian national team finished its performance at the world cup of juices, becoming one of the eight best teams on the planet, the national team only a year and a half is a solid four. i am satisfied with the guys, i can say that the assessment is satisfactory, but there is a lot of work and many nuances, and the w

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holiday of the day of national unity. the republican forum dedicated to september 17 is held by the belarusian social science dialogue platform in the palace of culture, the mass brought together students, university teachers and school teachers, they spoke about the historical truth about the accession of the western part of belarus to the eastern one. what is the heroism of our people and national identity lectures, but a lively conversation that everyone could join for any nation , unity is important in teaching philosophy to students, we trace the development of wisdom, er, in early civilizations and throughout history, and i now pay attention to the fact that unity gives strength to the people for transformations and eliminates various shocks. the most important thing for us on september 17 is that for us it is an act of historical justice. this is our national truth. and no matter what everyone else says. we remember how, according to wolf laws, they divided over in the twenty-first year and most importantly the fac

on her person bite into they talk about the idea of allowing the african nations caribbean nations to have representatives on the permit security council will veto power. but as of right now, most of the small nations have no voice at all. the people will pals dance and have the ability to simply vote on statehood and have a recognized by the international community. and that be the end of it. we're talking about international democracy, emerald rules based order right now is all about making sure that the money interest stay in power to make sure that the nation basically one world war 2 are continuing to have, has more power over the world. i think that as a disquieting in our situation where the majority of nations are trying to move from, quote, unquote, developing and to be in to self sufficiency. and it's not chosen by that. her tech aim at russia accusing the country as violating the un basic principles. others during the chorus following the announcement of referendums to be held in the coming days. so seattle, who rushes invasion of ukraine as a conduct that tramples the phil

to be a nation of hope and unity and optimism or a nation of fear, division and darkness.e their choice. they embrace angen made their choice. they embrace anger, they thrive on chaos. they live not in the light of true but in the shadow of lies. but together, together, we can choose a different path. we can choose a different path. we can choose a different path. we can choose a better path. forwards, to the future. a future of possibility, to build and dream and hope. and we are on that path moving ahead. i know this nation. i know you, the american people. i know your courage, i know your hearts, and i know our history. this is and i know our history. this is a nation that honours our constitution, we do not reject it. this is a nation that believes in the rule of law, we do not repudiate it. this is a nation that respects free and fair elections, we honour the will of the people, we do not deny it. cheering and applause. and this is a nation that rejects violence as a political tool, we do not encourage violence. we are still an america that believes in honesty, decenc

we and the nation closed our eyes to this inevitability. but it has ended.nly a few months after we celebrated her late majesty's historic platoon jubilee. as you said, we all now feel a sense of loss beyond measure. nevertheless, the qualities of the late majesty embodied with such constancy remain. we remember her commitment, or cadence, her humor, her courage and her fortitude. as well as the deep fear which was the anchor in her weight. this is a historic space. its walls built more than 900 years ago by william rufus. in the magnificent roof above us, commissioned 300 years later by richard ii. since medieval times, much has taken place within these very walls. from banquets to the duties which this hall was at the heart of the legal system. but, this ancient hall is a living space. it continues to evolve. in 2012, her late majesty came to westminster hall to mark her diamond jubilee. we saw the unveiling of the window, commissioned by both members of parliament's houses. and now, for 10 years, the late -- liked from that window has added beauty to this

this was during a televised address to the nation. she learn young lady, mom to protect our homeland sovereignty territorial integrity and to insure the security of our people. i consider it necessary to support the proposal of the ministry of defense to conduct partial mobilization in russia. i repeat, we're talking only about partial mobilization that he's only citizens who are currently in the reserve will be subject to conscription and only those with prior military experience who have served in the army. they will also go through additional training. the degree for the partial mobilization has been signed and will begin to date, september 21st. the russian ministry of defense says the recruitment will affect only those who have experience in combat fighting the required military specialties and army service experience at the same time. now, earlier in the day, my colleague morales, my mommy talk to ortiz maria for national, essentially about what the mobilization means for russia, but also, and it's a big also that of the potenti

through my time in congress i've been focused on national security and national health security at every level, whether it's access to care in the community is or a situation like this that affects the national security. and you know, one of the things that we have as reserve physicians in the military, we have two missions. we have a medical first and ready force, so it's extremely important that we engage in these type of issues across the board. we see rapid technological advancements. that can enable novel biological weapons perhaps and with the detection and attribution and treatment and with covid, just remember it was named immediately a novel coronavirus. so the discussion today with the experts is timely and is hopefully going to be informative and helpful and will have an opportunity at the end for people to ask questions either virtually or here in the audience. and so i will go into that a little bit for those participating virtually and if you would like to ask a question, we will be using the platform. if you are watching online, go to the site and enter the event code hash