our national policy should be a broad statement adopted by national government in pursuit of national interest. >> >> the national policy endo pacific is probably too concentrated on that ao are and does not take into account the remaining global interests. rep. luria: that is one perspective but doesn't that answer what is the national policy? >> to deter china from becoming the dominant player and global guardian in that area of the world. rep. luria: ok. i think you raised your hand here. >> i am not sure what it is. i will just kind of ad-lib. i think it is to retain a rule-based international system. probably, that's more than one sentence. there is a lot of ambiguity, to answer your question. rep. luria: thank you for volunteering. did anybody else want to jump in? >> i was a pay, theater security cooperation. freehand open -- free and open endo pacific -- indopacific would include india and at the indian ocean based on rules-based order. rep. luria: i think all of you have elements about what the folks who wrote the strategy are going after. i expected some of you to say to det

national parks are the nations treasures. our public lands belong to every american. every american should be able to enjoy the beauty of our parks and public lands. as chair, i made this issue a top priority. the first hearing that i chaired for this subcommittee focused on making our public lands more accessible for people with disabilities. i've fought to increase funding for the every kid outdoors program. it allows every fourth grader in their family to go to our national parks for one year for free. national parks matter a lot to me. i grew up on a farm. for vacation, we often went to national parks. not because they are beautiful restoring, but because they were affordable. as a mother of three children, parks or a classroom, a playground, and once again a pleased to bond with family. last year, i want to go camping to zion with mike aids. i managed to navigate the recreation app. we were lucky enough to reserve a campsite for one night. we found that alternative public land site for other nights. we had a great time camping in exploring in zion. as with many a

i don't want this nation . i understand that time said the military option of pressure the economic pressure of the maximum interests has reached the point that yes, like we should do today, like increasing verbal attacks, then use the element of mockery . it is interesting that one of these has come a long way and how should we use insults and mockery as one of these new weapons. that is, those who, with all their strength, could not work, took things like this today, and i brought the same things to the base of one of these , i would like to read some interesting points for the nation. he has resisted and not only resisted, he has not progressed today, it has reached a point where it will rise, there are no serious obstacles in front of it, and their last tool was to mock and insult, like the movements we have seen in the past few months. he states that he gives the same strategic orientation, he says that if nothing happens in this movement of these two and three months, the incident that the lady's name is

area, national conservation area, national preserve, national scenic area and so forth. each of these individual laws sets out the terms under which those particular labeled areas can be managed primarily by making conservation and recreation and the primary uses of those lands and limiting agency discretion by ruling out or strongly discouraging mining, harvest, timber harvesting the like. all of these protections worth underlining were put in place because a bipartisan consensus favored them, including consensus in the particular where these labeled areas are found. here's an example. in 1976, gerald ford, republican and signed into law a major overhaul of the law governing the agency that manages more acres of public land than any any other one and that's the bureau of land management. this was the federal land policy and management act is in elegantly called flip it adopted all of the recommendations of a of a bipartisan body dominate by westerners that congress had establish just a few years before chaired by none other than wayne aspinall. likewise, the congression

it was lead position nation concept.y to the provisions of the updated constitution that is, to the provisions of the basic law of our life of our state and working on updating the provisions of the concept of national security. we proceeded from the fact that, uh, they should create conditions for, uh, first of all, the disclosure and protection of the provisions of the constitution of the republic of belarus, so if you allow me, i will ask you a question that i saw on monday, many people left on the internet, how the updated draft national security concept will affect life ordinary belarusians. here they will feel some change or be. maybe it is oneself that now needs to take on greater responsibility, taking into account the fact that the times are not easy around us, let's say restlessly, for example , the situation of national security. e now e is expanded by such a provision as the sustainable development of society, that is, the state of protection of national interests from internal and external threats, as it was

the national bank is confident that even if people get loans.them on time and without reducing their expenses, that is, without depriving the country's enterprises of their income. and those will continue to develop precisely this confidence demonstrated the national bank by lowering the refinancing rate. now in this case it says that inflation. it slows down , when loans for the population become available, it is unprofitable for banks to attract clients' money at high interest rates, and therefore payments on deposits also decrease. yes, inflation is slowing down the national bank predicts that in the first quarter of the year it will make it less than 10%. main indicator. here prices are in october twenty-second. they were 15.2% higher than the year before in november and 13.3% in december already at 12.8, all these data are available on the website of the national bank; a decrease in price growth by almost 2.5% over 2 months. this is a tangible result, the cheaper goods and services. the more we can buy them with our earnings. that is, the h

expresses the mood of the nation. the country is for a peaceful world, yet mindful of the military needs to make and keep that peace in harry truman's own words. it marks beginning not only of a new administration, but of a period that will be eventful, perhaps decisive, more of the united states and all the world. no. and you're watching the american history tv series speeches that defined the presidency. we now turn our attention to dwight eisenhower, who was president from 1953 to 1961. and here's two of his speeches. well, it was in 1957 that americans listening on radio and tv heard ike confront segregation and mob blocking african-americans students from entering little rock central high. then we'll see him in 1961, three days before relinquishing his office to a younger john kennedy. he left his countrymen with a warning about the growing military industrial complex. from the president's office in the white house in washington, d.c., we present a special address by the president of the united states, dwight d e

the favorite nation. facilitate the illusion of an imaginary common in cases where no common interest exists and infusing into one the enmity of the other betrays the former into a participation in the quarrels and wars of the latter without adequate inducement or justified nation. it leads also to concessions to the favorite nation of privileges denied to others, which is apt to injure the nation, making the concessions by unnecessarily parting with what ought to have been retained, and by exciting jealousy, ill will and disposition to retaliate in the parties from whom equal are withheld, and the gifts to ambitious, corrupted or deluded citizens who devote themselves to the favorite nation. facility to betray or sacrifice the interests of their own country without sometimes even with popularity. gilding with the appearance of a virtuous sense of obligation. a commendable deference for public opinion, or a laudable zeal for public good the base or foolish compliances of ambition, corruption, or in valuat

deprivation, but today, the nations of the world see the honor and authority of the iranian nation as the bushes against a nation that has decided to stand on its own feet. the religious values ​​of the enemies lined up. first, the victory of the islamic revolution, the conspiracy and sedition were many . the eight years of war were imposed by one. and this was the flow of the hypocrites. 17 thousand men and women were martyred in the street and the market, in the mosque and university of the imams of juma , who died in blood and soil. being dragged just to defend the religion and defend the people of 17 thousand martyrs during the coup sedition and many conspiracies that they did to stop the flow of the islamic revolution, but they are unaware that a nation has decided to determine its destiny by the permission of god and by trusting in his holiness, to stand on its own feet and have its independence, despite all the conspiracies . in these 44 years, look at the seditions, see what seditions they did not do, what hostilities the great iranians did not do, but today the great nation o

parks, the power of national parks, and the democracy that is implicit in the foundation of national parks. i never thought to myself that when i read the phrase for the benefit and enjoyment of the people that i was part of the people. because i recognize when thomas jefferson wrote we the people, he was referring to land owning your american mills of property free of debt. that's what he was referring to. he was not referring to women. he was not referring to native americans. he was not referring to people of color. he was referring to the men that were in the room with him. and when you first read that, you thinking of that's terrible. then you start thinking, oh, it's a good thing. he was so vague. or when i had a conversation with ken about this, ken burns and he said he said along the lines of, boy, if they had spelled out what they meant, we'd be screwed. and it's the best way. i think the colloquial use is the best way to that because now we can reinvent what those words mean. we can reread what those words and get a different connotation, get a different denotation. it mean

the favorite nation. facilitate the illusion of an imaginary common in cases where no common interest exists and infusing into one the enmity of the other betrays the former into a participation in the quarrels and wars of the latter without adequate inducement or justified nation. it leads also to concessions to the favorite nation of privileges denied to others, which is apt to injure the nation, making the concessions by unnecessarily parting with what ought to have been retained, and by exciting jealousy, ill will and disposition to retaliate in the parties from whom equal are withheld, and the gifts to ambitious, corrupted or deluded citizens who devote themselves to the favorite nation. facility to betray or sacrifice the interests of their own country without sometimes even with popularity. gilding with the appearance of a virtuous sense of obligation. a commendable deference for public opinion, or a laudable zeal for public good the base or foolish compliances of ambition, corruption, or in valuat

from the am h a nation. chairman jay garrett renville was just reelected from the sisseton wahpeton oyate. he couldn't be here today because he's being a knock or rated right about now. we also want to recognize standing rock sue tribe chairwoman, janet alkire, who was not up for election this year. as i mentioned, again, spirit lake nation chairman, big dog yankton, who continues to totally serve all their constituents. i think the hardest job in north dakota is not school board, it's not county commissions, it's not the park board, it's not state legislator, is not governor. the hardest drop in north dakota as being a tribal chairman. you've got to deal with state, local, and the feds every single day. let's give it up for these tribal chairs and their leaders! [applause] across our nation, businesses, governments, schools, churches, nonprofits, every single employer in the state is struggling to hire and retain workers. not just. here is across our country. our most recent report showed there's over 16,00

national interests, our national identity, and our differences with others. now i'm not saying that we should just get rid of everything and hold hands and kiss and hug, because that's not going to happen. but it is very possible to live in a world of nation states and recognize its flaws. and to keep those flaws ever before us as warning signals as to what can happen when we exaggerate the importance of national identity. i gotcha. now you're also going back to greek tragedy as a practical way of resolving tensions or, you know, addressing facilities among nations. you mentioned that it's actually, it has a pretty sort of practical layout for how it could be practiced. it consists of 3 points. i know this is recognizing tragedy, recognizing your own role in what happened as our sis purging the soul of toxic emotions like vengeance or hatred and sort of freeing the way for more pro social feelings like compassion and finally dialogue which you define as a form of self transformation which allows for a new form of a relationship to take place. i think in this

this nation will remain a neutral nation. but i cannot that every american remain neutral in thought as. well, even a neutral has a right to take account of facts, even need neutral cannot. asked to close his mind or close his conscience. i have said not once, but many times that i have seen war and that i hate war. i say that again and again. i the united states will keep t ofhis war, i believe that it will. and i give you assurance and reassurance that every eff of government will be directed toward that end, as long as it remains within power to prevent, there will be blackout of peace in. the united states. senator and representative. i have the distinguished honor of the president of the united. vice president. mr. speaker. members of the senate of the house representatives. yesterday, december 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy the states of america was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air of the empire of japan. the united states was at peace with that nation. and at the solicitation of japan wa

we are a nation of idealists, today there is a wound in our national conscience. america will never be hole as long as the right to life granted by our creator is denied the unborn, for the rest of my time i shall do what i can to see that this was wound is one day healed. [applause] as we work to make the american dream real for all, we must also look to the condition of america's families. struggling parents today worry how they would provide their children the advantages that their parents gave them. in the welfare culture, the most basic support system has reached crisis proportions. when female and child poverty, child abandonment, horrible crimes and deteriorating schools, after hundreds of billions of dollars in poverty programs, the plight of the poor grows more painful. the waste in dollars incense pales before the most tragic loss, the sinful waste of human spirit and potential. we can ignore this terrible truth no longer. as franklin war that warren 51 years ago, standing for this chamber, he said welfare is a narcotic, a subtle destroyer of the human s

they called the historic saturday march of the nation a continuous national endurance and pointed to the gradual deviations from the main parts of the movement in the revolutions. in the islamic revolution, some people were inclined to the direct path of the revolution for various reasons and their work went against the principle of the revolution and its ideals . ayatollah khamenei added that contrary to these elements of the nation, without feeling fatigue and despair and without the blows of threats and threats. the enemy keeps the straight path his personal identity and greatness continued, and in this way, on the 22nd of bahman this year, he came to the streets of the whole country and with various motivations , he showed meaningful endurance and stubborn enemies . and they reminded that forgetting the way of the revolution was one of the important goals of the autumn riots was to make the people forget the 22nd of bahman, which internally some followed the same line with weak arguments and false words in the newspapers and cyberspace , of course, their people along with the ana

national team.as enough to search for the combination of the black words of migrant day and monkey in cyberspace to find sentences like this . go back to your homes, immigrants without origin. france the year 2018 was based on the art and sacrifice of immigrants like zinedine zidane, lilian turan, and it was suitable for the food that was able to win the first world championship . later, a member of the national team told him that when i become the president, he will look into this issue. in the 1998 final, zidane scored two goals and put france ahead, but according to le pen, the goal of emmanuel petit-bour and the white-skinned third goal of france in the final made france the champion. and the rest did not matter they even enjoy the brilliance of colored people, but at the same time, they remain the first opportunity to make a mistake, and in the first opportunity for their racist motivations to manifest , it was the colored people who breathed and sweated to raise the flag of their country and t

er, a challenge is a potential, emerging danger that could harm national interests and a threat to nationaly directly at the highest stage that could harm the national interests of our country. therefore , in order for the country's leadership to be able to develop and take appropriate measures in a timely manner, they are also embedded in the concept of national security. naturally. we have decomposed the concept of threat. here it is, in more detail. alexander grigoryevich, i propose to play a little on the field of our informational opponents. yes, after the meeting of the security council , they began to write about what, well, what an updated concept. well, everything is clear with her , another document of the security forces for the security forces, as it were, which ordinary people in general are in no way concerned with. let's answer them, after all, the concept. how it was created who wrote it, who participated and what what will be its further fate exactly how how? how, when it can be adopted, while working on, well, a draft concept, we created an interdepartmental working group,

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six in the nation for oil production. were also ranked number 10 in the nation for renewable energy production. my administration will continue to lead with efforts like becoming the nation's hydrogen hub. oklahoma's affordable and reliable grid is the envy of the worlds and an undeniable competitive advantage for us. [applause] [applause] let us continue to invest in our infrastructure from roads and bridges derails and runways, to broadband. oklahoma commute times are some of the shortest in the nation. we must work fast to keep it that way. [applause] [cheering] as companies flood oklahoma, workforce is the number one challenge facing businesses. let's make sure our partnering with companies to train the workforce of tomorrow. i would challenge ou and osu to grow and deliver quality education to 40,000 students by the year 2013. 2030. [applause] we need our universities, the engineering needs of the aerospace industry, the teaching needs of our secretary skills, software developing skills for tech companies. because wh

biden's to the nation. i can't thank you all enough for attending special ceremony and thank for being here. dr. biden. ladies and gentlemen, designer gabriela hearst. it's an honor to be here today for my team and i. i have to pinch myself, believe that the inaugural attire made will be part that we made will part of the first lady's collection. and we have dr. biden, our first lady, to thank for. thank you so much. i have to look at her. i say designer. i couldn't think of a better muse. you use your platform to as an educator and also i say your diverse roles, our nation. so thank you. this ensemble was made with cashmere silk organza and the mask. the coat and the dress were all embroidered in new york city. our garment district. the flowers, the flowers showed all the federal flowers of every state and territories of the united states. reflecting on the historical of the january six event and a presidency that was starting with a pandemic. i for us it was very fortunate to showcase the sophistication a

, especially the muslim nation of afghanistan, i congratulate the muslim nation of iran, one of its distinctive features. imam hammam was attentive to the needy and benevolent and forgiving, which is why he got the title of javad because of these days, which is derived from the beautiful name of the almighty god. the answer to one of the titles of imam javad, peace be upon him, javad javad means the most forgiving of the prophet like his honorable father and his ancestors in general and special generosity the holy shrine of razavi hosted pilgrims who loved ahl al- bayt on this auspicious day to congratulate imam reza (peace be upon him) . according to the director general of culture and islamic guidance of hormozgan, in addition to iran, poets from afghanistan, pakistan, uzbekistan, azerbaijan, syria, and tajikistan were also present in the poetry section of the festival. fajr international poetry festival is one of the selected candidates . a book by bandar as hashtroud was selected among the candidates to receive an award at the 17th fajr international poetry festival. the works of 8 contempo

but the national debt doesn't matter. that money can always be created out of thin air to pay for it. and that the solution to higher prices is higher taxes. for years, we watched as democrats in congress spend your hard earned tax dollars like the dollars were imaginary. thanks to four years of runaway spending by the democrats, they increased annual discretionary spending by $400 billion. that's a 30% increase in just four years. they took our nations credit card, spend like crazy, and left us in deep debt. but not once did they seek or accept any responsibility. instead, they doubled down. in 2021, democrats passed the largest debt limit increase in american history. then they maxed our nation's credit cards again just 13 months later. now, president biden wants congress to raise the debt limit yet again, without a single, sensible change to help government spend your hard earned money. none. does that sound responsible to you? now, if you had teenagers and they spent past the limit on a credit card, yes, you pay for i

, no regional group can should expect any special privilege which harms other nation. the potsdam conference, where it was hoped an enduring peace settlement be made. president truman, secretary state burns, conferring with soviet stalin and foreign minister molotov. the big three completed by british prime atlee. and a parade of fellow veterans of the first world war. the president of the united states marches with comrades at the old artillery battery in which he served. back home. he talks with some. at the white house and a special welcome was given to war veteran. george marshall is appointed of state and becomes the president's chief advisor on foreign relations. signing the bill which provides aid to 16 european countries and. first american goods going abroad under the european recovery program. the other major candidate, governor dewey, his career in new york city as district attorney, he headed drive against crime, made a national as a gangbuster. albany the state capital thomas dewey serves the state. new york being governor of york frequently leads to anoth

we had more than 37 first ones in the national carpet center. the carpet industry is one of the cheap and employment industries in the country, and the producers have produced more than 2,700,000 square meters in the 9 months of this year, according to statistics. iran's national carpet center with the activity of more than 2 million people in last year, 35,000 new jobs were created in the hand-woven carpet value chain. zohreh parvash of the sed and sima news agency. the history of the 1933 contract documents is one of the notable cases during the reign of reza shah pahlavi. in 1901, with the support of hardin bazi mukhtar of england in iran, the privilege of extracting, exploiting and selling iranian oil for 60 years was given to an australian british capitalist named william knox darcy , tiger muzaffaruddin shah qajar, and three other people who concluded this contract received a big mistake. until someone established kara ab badan company, its name was changed to iran and england oil company because the ministry of maritime affairs of england

as our own director of national intelligence points out it is not as simple as weighing the nationalecurity against democratic accountability. when the system is out of control, when they cannot share information with allies, different intelligence agencies cannot even share it with each other, which is what happened in the run-up to the 9/11 attack, then you can see how in fact it undermines national security. state secrecy is also putting american lives at risk. i would like to see more action in congress, and i think it will be absolutely necessary. i will give you one other example. i was listening the other day to an interview with leon panetta, and he was talking in much the same way as avril haines did. he said it is notorious, everyone in government will tell you this. we need to do more to make sure the american public are aware of what their elected representatives are doing, but then i asked myself leon panetta came to washington in the 1970's. he was a congressman in the carter administration. he was chief of staff under bill clinton. he was the head of office management

of the american people and as partners in this project with the national park service, the national park foundation, there will be an opportunity to tell the north dakota story to the millions of visitors stopping to enjoy one of the most spectacular views in america. when telling the north dakota story it cannot be done without highlighting the military members and that includes across our state and across our tribes including in the executive budget, a public-private military museum right here on the capitol grounds envisioned to be connected to the beautiful heritage center which this body has supported. the inspirational service and sacrifice of our military members is deserving of a peaceful setting where current future generations of north dakotans can reflect on the incredible legacy of those men and women in uniform, men like woody who is in the rough rider hall of fame downstairs who served in two wars and won a medal of honor. incredible story and also he is in the national hall of honor, tribal hall of honor at the heritage center. it is fitting the north dakota national

they retained only three and a fraction percent of the national. the people who had property for rent receive 4%. and lastly the bondholders who provided cash for new schools. you paving home loans so forth. receive three and one half percent. now let's examine distribution of wealth in another way. let's examine the income families. in the most recent year for which have statistics. there were approximately 50 million families in the united states that received an income of approximately $272 billion before taxes. how was this income distributed among these families? the proposal getting us out that the majority of our families in the lower income brackets below $3,000 a year. not at all, john. nearly 21 million families are. 40% received an income of 3 to $6000. 15 million more families received income of $6,000 or more. these two groups contain 70% of the population. that leaves only the years with an income $3,000 or less. not to be overlooked a. good sized group. 7% received incomes of $10,000 or more, but only 3% were in the 15,000 and above

king from the georgia national guard. major general king has been a member of the georgia national guard for over 30 years. during his time with the guard, he's served abroad in places such as iraq and afghanistan. while in afghanistan he served as a military advisor and the deputy minister of interior for afghanistan who oversaw an agency of over 96,000 police officers. major general king has won many awards for military and public services, including the bronze star medal and combat infran tree man badge -- infantry badge, among many others. for his entire career, major general king has put his country and his state before himself. he's a true example of what it means to be a public servant. i hope that he enjoys his retirement from the georgia national guard and i look forward to seeing the great things he does as georgia's insurance commissioner. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize marsha's of glen library for being recognized as georgia public library of the year. the single county library system serves a populati

and nations around the world agree. consider, more than 140 countries voted at the united nations to condemn russia's aggression and to support ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity in defense of the core principles of the u.n. charter. of course, we have also seen nations like north korea and iran send weapons in support of russia's brutal war. we are also troubled that beijing has deepened its relationship with moscow since the war began. looking ahead, any steps by china to provide lethal support to russia would only reward aggression, continue the killing, and further undermine a rules-based order. again, the united states will continue to strongly support ukraine. and we will do so for as long as it takes. the american people, you see, are in awe of the resolve of the people of ukraine, in awe of their resilience and righteousness, their willingness to fight for freedom and liberty, and the extraordinary tenacity and leadership of president zelenskyy. in fact, joining me in munich are distinguished member

for national archives. we spend more money on military bands and we don't national archives. so we've got to do something about this problem. but the lassie i will say is a used to think those terrible people in congress, why will they get more money to national archives? i talk to somebody from the national archives and they said all those years that the budget was getting cut and cut and cut they said actually congress give gives us whatever money to present answer. this is on obama, right, to say national archives system to start in this way. we got to stop it and we got to restore this american tradition. >> thank you. thank you very much okay. question for each member in turn? on prioritization, so we've heard in the the federal go, there's actually a very small number of senior reviewers who can do classified document declassification. and the sexy documents take more of the reviewers times, like the president's daily brief in, more sensitive document but what the american public wants. so we have mil