the national constitution center. is there anything in the constitution that deals with filibuster's? it's absolutely nothing in the constitution that deals with filibuster's but and one thing to constitution says in the article one section 5 or a delegates the rulemaking power of the congress to congress the lex exceptions are there's seven votes. i'd mentioned province previously were two-thirds are required. there's some quorum requirements. and it's interesting argument because people like james madison alexander hamilton, they were all for a majority role and if you think about the filibuster, it's a super majority thing where you need 60 in the old age. you need 67 to proceed on certain types of business. so this is kind of conflict between the concept of what's called majoritarianism where the majority should rule in most cases, but clearly the founders intended for congress to establish their own rules. what is your position as editor-in-chief at the national constitution center? i have a really cool job and i

the national constitution center. is there anything in the constitution that deals with filibuster's? it's absolutely nothing in the constitution that deals with filibuster's but and one thing to constitution says in the article one section 5 or a delegates the rulemaking power of the congress to congress the lex exceptions are there's seven votes. i'd mentioned province previously were two-thirds are required. there's some quorum requirements. and it's interesting argument because people like james madison alexander hamilton, they were all for a majority role and if you think about the filibuster, it's a super majority thing where you need 60 in the old age. you need 67 to proceed on certain types of business. so this is kind of conflict between the concept of what's called majoritarianism where the majority should rule in most cases, but clearly the founders intended for congress to establish their own rules. what is your position as editor-in-chief at the national constitution center? i have a really cool job and i

by the way, judge luttig join me on the board of the national constitution center.g earlier this week when i cornered him and i said, come on the show sunday morning. i didn't give him an option. although he faces yes even when given an option. thank you, sir. judge luttig former federal judge for the u.s. court of appeals for the fort thicket. thank you for being with us. coming up, bell hoax, alice walker, tomas e. coates, kimberly crenshaw. some of the greatest writers and thinkers overtime are being focused on republican who do not want your children being focused on their work. we will take a look at the edited ap african americans to study program with one of the scholar specifically. removed one of the great pioneers and writers, kimberly crenshaw, who has been absolutely critical in understanding identity, feminism, and more. you are watching velshi. that you want to keep in the family... ...or passing down the family business... ...or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of

well here at c-span we often turn to the national constitution center for its experts and scott bomboy. who is the editor-in-chief at the ncc joins us to talk about the filibuster. we appreciate your time. th the senate will convene as a court of impeachment. the chaplain will a prayer. gracious god, whose love for this nation been displayed so magnify certainly through our history. we praise you that your presence, this historic chamber and the entries into the minds of the senators gathered here, each of them is here by your divine. together they claim your promise. call me in the day of trouble i will deliver. we call upon you on day of trouble in america as this impeachment trial comes to a close, you have enabled an honest, open debate of. alternative solutions. soon, a vote will be taken. you have established a spirit of unity, the midst of differences. most important of all, we that we can trust you with the results you can use what is decided and continue to accomplish your plans for america. we entrust to care the president and his family use whatever is decided today to enabl

nation. security to the provisions of the updated constitution that is, to the provisions of the basic law ofur life of our state and working on, uh, 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 i ’ll ask you, if i may, a question that i saw on monday, many left in internet, how an updated draft of the concept of national security will affect the lives of ordinary belarusians. here they will feel some change or be. maybe they now need to take on a greater responsibility , taking into account the fact that the difficult times around us are also restless, for example, the state of national security. e now e is expanded with 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 previously supplemented by the etthesis of sustainable development. development of society, because it is sustai

nation concept. security to the provisions of the updated constitution that is, to the provisions of the basic law ofe 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 previously supplemented by the etis in the whole of sustainable development of another society, becau

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it was to bring the position of the concept of national security to the provisions of the updated constitutions, to the provisions of the basic law of our life of our state and working on, uh, updating the provisions of the concept of national security. we proceeded from the fact that, uh, they should create conditions for, 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 of the national security concept will affect the lives of 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 difficult times around us are also restless, for example, the state of national security. uh 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 used to be. here is added. er, the thesis for sustai

the house of the national assembly is entrusted with the constitutional function to annually hear informationm the prosecutor general , the chairman of the state control committee and the chairman of the board of the national bank. as a result of their activities this competence. if this is considered as an important element of the political reform taking place in the country, the goal of which is to bring the process of state decision-making as close as possible to citizens, including through local councils to all belarusian deputies, the people's assembly and, of course, the orlament. andrey shved started with a criminogenic situation, so the number of extremist crimes has significantly decreased over the year. but their disclosure is increasing. today. it's 77%, as far as public safety number, registered in 2022, the crime remained at the level of 21 years, the number of deaths from criminal acts has significantly decreased , fewer homicides and cases of causing grievous bodily harm are among the alarming trends in cyber fraud, the victims of which are mostly pensioners and people of advan

honorable supreme court justices, tribal nation leaders, constitutional officers, major general knapp, members of the wisconsin national guard and active and retired members of our armed forces, cabinet members, sen. president kapenga, majority leader lemahieu, minority leader agard, speaker vos, and minority leader neubauer, legislators, distinguished guests, and to all of the wisconsinites joining us, whether you're here in the gallery or watching from home, thanks so much for being here tonight. i'm tony evers, and i'm proud to be standing here tonight as thee 46th governor of the great state of wisconsin to deliver my fifth state of the state address. [cheers and applause] and it's good to be back. it's good to be back. my son, nick, and his wife, landa, are with us tonight. and my former kindergarten classmate, kathy, is up in the gallery. [applause] we celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary last year, and this year we will be celebrating our 54th year of going to the wisconsin state fair together. kathleen frances, thank you for your relentless support,fa understanding, humor,

nations. it was constitutional, and the politicians' war over his power and inaction, the entire shah , no longer even anger in these wounded people, as if they were dead people who were drowned in the boredom and suffering of this life and were breathing hard, and in any way, nowruz barnes arrived in tehran in 1326 days after the coup there was no news at the court, and no greetings of nowruz, and no one could come forward to tell the disappointed majid shah , and it happened that the sound of reza khan jan roz's boots echoed in the foyer of the golestan palace, as if the silence of many years was breaking paper. ahmad shah pleased the broken hearted this new year's greeting is unknown for the benefit of sayyid and reza khan, unlike in the past , has adopted a policy to strengthen the foothold of the unknown soldier negar in the heart of the palace, and with the same slander that he had done before about the martyrs , he made his rivals leave the scene. the government of seyedzia's black cabinet did not last more than 90 days and the man who, as he said, timurtash yar ghar reza khan's politics h

parliamentary tradition, dictated by innovations in the constitution, in accordance with the updated fundamental law of the country, the chambers of the nationalsembly are entrusted with the constitutional function of annually deserving information from the prosecutor general , chairman of the state committee control and chairman of the board of the national bank, and the results of their activities, this competence should be considered as an important element of the political reform taking place in the country, the purpose of which is to involve citizens as much as possible in the process of making public decisions. including through local councils of deputies all belarusian, the people's assembly and, of course, the parliament. attorney general, the number of registered crimes last year remained at the level of 2021, fewer registered murders of facts of causing grievous bodily harm damage, however , the number of grave and especially grave crimes increased by almost eleven percent. mainly due to fraud on a large and especially large scale, the issues of prevention and suppression of cybercrime remain relevant, and the share in the structure

the idea that existed about this organization, first of all , it was clear that it was a nation with a constitution . he was opposed to the fact that everyone heard that the party could be formed after you came, but it never happened as it should have, that is, if it was supposed to be a political movement, in order for it to reach real, the participation of the people, and within that, the political and national movement of the parties would be formed. it will be fine what we want, but not only that, it became a party instead of one movement and inside it, instead of the parties being correct, they have two branches and the government as the responsible and the mattress inside the sword of mr. ansari to teach the people that the government was forbidden . there was no possibility that it could succeed . twenty-eighth in august 1357, when the islamic movement of the people of iran under the leadership of imam khomeini has reached its peak, mohammad reza pahlavi announced that rastakhiz party is no longer an exclusive party. it has come to fruition and the dictator is approaching the last days of hi

on the house of national assembly, entrusted. the constitutional function annually deserves information from the attorney general, chairman of the state control committee and chairman of the board of the national bank on the results of their activities, this competence should be considered as an important element of the country's ongoing political reform, the goal of which is to maximize the involvement of citizens in the adoption process. state decisions, including through local councils of deputies, the entire belarusian people's assembly and, of course, the parliament. why for us it is important, firstly, it will help us in further legislative activities and do not forget that we are very closely connected with our constituents. and the voters today have a very serious request for information. andrey shved started with a criminal situation. so the number of extremist crimes has significantly decreased over the year. but their disclosure is increasing. today. this is 77%, as far as public security, the number of crimes registered in 2022 remained

the settled policy of the government at the time of the adoption of the constitution was to limit and not to extend the nationalized slavery the constitution quote confers on congress no power to establish or uphold slavery anywhere but. on the contrary, expressly prohibits the general government from depriving any person of liberty, except by process of law. this meant, chase said, that slavery was unconscious to tution in the district of columbian and in the other federal territories and in any state that had been formed out territory such as louisiana ghana. so at least this point chase is not the position that he and lincoln later take, namely that, slavery was, how shall we say, legal, if deplorable, in the slave. no, he was taking an even more radical position that slavery, not legal in places like louisiana. as i mentioned, chase was also active as a lawyer. he had a how shall we say, a standard legal of representing banks, companies and criminal defendants. but he also had an active pro-bono practice representing, blacks and accused fugitives. and in 1845, the of cincinnati to thank him for this work commis

iranians, and the material and spiritual strength of the nation, and the provision of social justice and individual freedom according to the constitution based on national unity and the party million is founded by a group of ministers and senior officials of the court and a number of cultural dignitaries of the country. it created the fortune and the needs of the people, but in the end it ended up in the court and in the person of the king . making a mockery of the people has disappeared . mr. iqbal personally, what are the fans of ayeh adab, who are both interested in shah's collection and interested in the barkat system, and none of them are a project of the language of the people, who were themselves , but mostly formed and mr. halako had rambad gardan and in what position was he and was it done by him, people, if you want to say what this was, explain what it was . there was an order that came from abroad and the shah had told these two people that today we should think of forming a duo to have one of the minority of the bills that we will pass in the parliament and everyone knows the term to make comments. yes, with the presence o

kind of statesmanship that we need today to try to bring us together again as a nation and remind us that the constitution did, in fact, make us all one nation. thank you. so. a question. i'm sure. absolutely. if you have any questions for joel, but raise your hand. we'll have to go up to you. yes. thank you so much. i appreciate that you just brought it to the present day and i'm so curious about nullification as it was. what's happening now in terms of the concept of nullification and states rights and the right to life kind of legislatures in texas and other states? and where does nullification still live as a possibility? right. well, i think we now have a supreme court that seems committed to nullification as far as i can tell. i mean, the supreme court of the united states seems to be systematically taking apart so much of federal law and constitutional rights, as well as making it much more difficult for the regulatory state to do its business. and that's, you know, very troubling that there's a case the court decided last year involving west virginia against the environmental protection agency in

the english constitutional common law , prior to the 1215 magna law, prior to the 1215 magna carta, the late saxon kings into europe as well, most of the european nationsn law as well , and functioning on common law as well, and then even back into ancient the athenian constitution and greece doing that, we know, or is it just me that, we know, or is it just me that we don't get we don't get all this? well, not invited to know this about the powers that we have, which strikes me as fundamentally sinister . well, fundamentally sinister. well, hold these powers are there, you know, a constant issue which we are supposed to care about . but are supposed to care about. but if you actually make people aware of what's in the constitution , it fairly knocks constitution, it fairly knocks the knees out from the government. i mean, i suppose i'd probably put it on the other i'd probably put it on the other i'd probably put it on the other i'd probably put it like this. i mean, you know, voting in a general election is like , what, general election is like, what, usually about 60% turnout, something like that. so we can't even get people . all they have even get

the english constitutional common law , prior to the 1215 magna law, prior to the 1215 magna carta, the late saxon kings into europe as well, most of the european nationsn law as well , and functioning on common law as well, and then even back into ancient the athenian constitution and greece doing that, we know, or is it just me that, we know, or is it just me that we don't get we don't get all this? well, not invited to know this about the powers that we have, which strikes me as fundamentally sinister . well, fundamentally sinister. well, hold these powers are there, you know, a constant issue which we are supposed to care about . but are supposed to care about. but if you actually make people aware of what's in the constitution , it fairly knocks constitution, it fairly knocks the knees out from the government. i mean, i suppose i'd probably put it on the other i'd probably put it on the other i'd probably put it on the other i'd probably put it like this. i mean, you know, voting in a general election is like , what, general election is like, what, usually about 60% turnout, something like that. so we can't even get people . all they have even get

of iranians, the material and spiritual strength of the nation and providing social justice and individual freedom according to the constitutionthe basis of national unity , he established the million party, the members of the party are a group of ministers and senior officials of the court and a number of cultural dignitaries of the country . the dream ended in the court and in the king's person. he had made a mockery of the people the initial development of mr. iqbal's personal supporters, mr. adeb's personal supporters , both of whom had a set of interest in the shah and the nizam, and none of them for themselves, and the people who were there, but mostly had the reservation of mr. halako rambad gardan, and he was the so-called deputy official and was carried out by them, the people's party if you want to say what this was, we will explain it to the people and explain it was an order that came from abroad and the king had told these two people to make it so that we have a majority and a minority of the bills that we take in the parliament and everyone rests, yes. yes, yes , 170 to 120 people voted and 50 people were against

first of all, it was not clear what other than him, a nation that was against the constitution, as a result of it becoming a party , it became more and more formed day by day, but it never became what it should have been, that is, if it was supposed to be a political move to get money. the people's participation should be fixed within this political and national party movement it will be good what we want, but not only this did not happen, inside it became one party instead of one movement , and inside it, instead of parties being formed , two branches were formed, and this also became one with the government as a prayer of hoyda. and mr. ansari's organization came into me to teach the people what the government is about . there was no possibility of success. on august 28, 1357 , when the islamic movement of the iranian people under the leadership of imam khomeini reached its peak, mohammad reza pahlavi announced the resurrection. no longer a monopoly party, he also promised a free election the country gives, but it seems that the islamic movement of iran is coming to fruition and th

the idea that existed about this organization was that it was clear what a nation is that opposes the constitution's a good result that everyone knows that it becomes a party. then you came. the day became more and more, but still never what it should be it didn't work, that is, if it was supposed to be a political movement to get the money, to get the participation of the people, then within that political and national movement, parties would be created, then it would be good, what we want, but not only that, it didn't happen, inside it, it became a party instead of a party. movement and inside them, instead of the parties being correct, they have two branches, and the government as the responsible, and i was in mr. ansari's sword to teach the people about the government, what is it , there was no possibility that it could be successful, august 28th in the month of 1357, when the islamic movement of the iranian people led by imam khomeini reached its peak it has reached mohammadreza pahlavi that the rastakhiz party is no longer a monopoly party, he also held a free election in the country, but it

national cybersecurity agencies warning that thousands of computer servers around the world have been hacked. ransomware such effective service in italy from finland, the us and canada and votes are being counted in equity, was constitutional referendum, and local election. national referendum was proposed by president. we are my last of the battle of crime weighed on address. environmental concern. china has won the us of serious repercussions and says it seriously violated international practice. but it's shot down a suspected surveillance balloon up the coast of south carolina. the u. s. as china was using the balloon just by but it did not pose a military or physical threat paging. and since the balloon was monitoring weather and had blown off course, it was shot down over the atlantic on saturday. may be vessels and are working to recover the day brief. there's when the government is approved. the construction of a new township near the border with garza new which is located on the outskirts of the gaza strip, is set to accommodate 500 families. and i says, the move is a dangerous escalation and will not bring security or stability. israel's new government, which is set to be the most right wing in the country's histo

of iran to the country of iran, which suffered very sad injuries from the national council of rasale from after the constitution to the era of the pahlavi criminal regime, which is superior and more dangerous than ever in this imposed regime. the value and servant of the country became a united nation. in these 50 years, a perverted fake majority in front of the oppressed minority of england wanted the soviet union and recently the united states to do it with the hands of these perverts, ignorant of god, and to ruin the country, and after the constitution, almost never to the important articles of the law. it was a basic act and before that, the unbiased box sang the song and the ground during the time of the pahlavi regime, how pure and dependent and ringing in their ears, with the grace of god, the price of the nation is enormous, the fate that fell by the people themselves, without the government's interference in the houses of the provinces, made their way to the islamic council, and it is hoped that they themselves will convert to islam and interests. the country can be prevented from any deviation, he sai

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it was clear that what is other than the nation that was against the constitution, that everyone knowsthat it becomes a party, then you came, it became more and more formed, but it never became what it should have been, that is, if it was supposed to be a political movement to reach real, it would participate. people, in the future, within this political and national movement of parties, it will be good which we want, but not only this did not happen, it became a party instead of a movement, and instead of forming parties, two branches were formed inside them, and this is important with the government as the responsible and the sword between mr. ansari and mr. amozgar. i was the people of the government, there was no possibility that it could be successful. august 28, 1357, in a situation where the islamic movement of the iranian people under the leadership of imam khomeini has reached its peak, mohammad reza pahlavi announces that the rastakhiz party is no longer a monopoly party. he also gave a free election in the country before, but it seems that the islamic movement of iran is los

nations. people's disillusionment with the constitution and the war politicians don't even feel anger in theseed people over the endless power and passivity of poets anymore, as if they were dead people who were drowning in the boredom and suffering of this life and were breathing hard . the arrival of this barnes was about news, not new year's greetings , and no one could come forward to say the disappointed majid shah, and it so happened that the sound of reza khan jan's boots echoed in the foyer of the golestan palace as if the silence of many years was breaking the paper. ahmad shah was heartbroken. pleased with this new year's greeting for the benefit of sayyid with reza khan contrary to the past, he has adopted a policy to strengthen the foothold of the soldiers and painters in the heart of the palace, and with the same scorn he had done before for learning about the martyrs , he made his rivals leave the stage, that is why the government of seyyed zia's black cabinet lasted for 90 days longer. and the man who, according to timurtash, had become a friend of ghar reza khan's politics, an

with do i have that pose of clothes in ecuador, constitutional referendum and local elections? the national referendum was proposed by president m a last so the battle of crime, wave and address environmental concerns. over 13000000 people were registered to participate, the opposition led by former associates by the raphael korea as an urgent vote as to reject the proposed reforms. let's go live to alexandra pissy in the capital kito alice sanchez, ecuadorian a being asked a long shopping list of questions in this referendum covering many different topics . is this like a confused vote? somewhat? absolutely there and indeed we have spoken to voters who. busy told us that they were confused by their long and that number of questions they were, they were expected to respond to. and also by the fact that each question came with the number of annexes, which the opposition say is where at the, the most troubling her elements of this referendum ally, they're saying that in particular are the questions that have to do with the transformation of institution such of a congress in, in the country wo

equipment and that effort. votes are now being countered in ecuador is constitutional referendum and local elections. the national referendum was proposed by president give them a law, so it's a battle, a crime wave and address environmental issues or 13000000 people were registered, participate. the opposition led by former socialist president. rafael korea has been urging voters to reject the proposed perform. bossa was under intense pressure over growing government corruption allegations and a dramatic rise and gang related crime. the 8 questions in the referendum cover security issues, including whether to allow the extradition of ecuadorian convicted of links to trans national organized crime. it also asks whether to give the military permission to support police and fighting drug trafficking. voters were also asked about reducing the number of law makers in congress and setting the criteria for how they are elected. there are also 2 questions on environmental protections, including a proposal to create a new water protection system. adrian perez salazar is a political columnist at the national ecuadorian da

constitution. it's the commander in chief and the president of the country brought me zalinski. italy is national cybersecurity agencies wanting that thousands of computer servers around the world have been hacked. the ransomware is said to the affected servers in italy, france, finland the u. s. and canada. u. s. cyber security officials say they're assessing the impact of the incident votes and being counted in ecuador constitutional referendum and local election. national referendum was proposed by president. we had a mulatto to battle, a crime wave and address environmental concerns. a sound run petty has more than a capital pizza. we have spoken to voters who told us that they were confused by the long number of questions they were, they were expected to respond to. and also by the fact that each question came with a number of annexes, which the opposition say is where the most troubling elements of the referendum ally they're saying that in particular the questions that have to do with the transformation of the institution, such of congress in the country would have affected the check imbalances that exi

of military intelligence. boats are now being counted in ecuador, his constitutional referendum, and local elections. the national referendum was proposed by president. he had a mulatto to battle, a crime wave and address environmental issues a magnitude, 7.8. earthquake has struck the southeastern region of turkey. at least a dozen people have been reported to have died so far. are i for more on this, i am now joined by sent him to solo, whose monitoring developments from istanbul sent him. what more do we know at this point, and what are we hearing from officials in turkey? you mohammed, as far as we have heard from people in the region, the earthquake was felt in many cities, even in beirut and the massacres. according to the interior minister who spoke just a couple of minutes ago, they have identified 6 earthquakes and says 6 different places. then he made a call that the country is ready is preparing for the rescue work. the rescue work is on their way actually. and you made a coal for international help as the earthquake has hit several cities in southern true care. and it was felt everywhere. he also made

activity will be observed, except that we said destructive activity or to undermine national institutions and the constitutionalen the deadlines have been determined. when will e, these powers are all liquidated. that's all, an unregistered political party does not have the right to conduct any activity on the territory of the republic of belarus, this is also very important. maybe i'll throw in some firewood first. this is fire. and you then him fires up when you interact with people. you must understand who you are talking to. and to speak with them in a language that is understandable and accessible to them, these movements are similar to the work of a jeweler . jewelers make beauty. and we save lives all in the interests of their state patients. why do patients travel? well, this is the brand brand of belarus - this is the quality of knowledge, understanding and arguments, as well as questions that lie on the surface in the author's project markov nothing personal. don't miss new releases on channel belarus 24. we talk about the most interesting from the world of science, dizziness , lack of appetite, apath

supreme court overturned the constitutional right to abortion across the nation for us. dan kerman reports. when the supreme court struck down roe versus wade last june, ending the constitutional right to an abortion states across the country followed by either restricting or expanding abortion access. now, governor newsom and 19 other governors across the nation have formed the reproductive freedom alliance. so states expanding access can learn from one another. they are going to be 20 governors. >> regular, regular communication with one another learning from each other >> sharing ideas and strategizing to fortify access for those 20 states. and that is absolutely significant because we're already seen the deterioration of access in upwards of 18 states across the country. california's passage of prop one. >> guaranteed the right to reproductive freedom in the state constitution. but in a statement tuesday, governor newsome said california can't do it alone. this alliance, he said he's a moral obligation to what is right and will stand as a firewall to fight for and pro

the 1804 uprising against the turkish yoke and the adoption in 1835 of the first constitution of the country with a nationaloliday, the head of serbia, aleksandra vučić , congratulated president alexander lukashenko , this holiday symbolizes the steady desire of the serbs of independence to preserve national identity and strengthen the sovereignty of their country courageously overcoming all trials. belgrade continues to successfully solve urgent socio-economic tasks to support peace in the region to uphold independence to pursue a balanced foreign policy. alexander lukashenko expressed confidence that the further development of bilateral political dialogue will fully realize the potential of belarusian and serbian cooperation and mutual support in the international arena. it fully corresponds to the interests of our peoples. today is the memorial day of the warriors of the internationalists on february 15 , 1989, the last soviet soldier crossed the friendship bridge that connected the ussr and afghanistan, about 30,000 fought there. belarusians, almost 800, according to official data, alexander lukashenko

[applause] we know the dobbs' decision last year on a national upended years of price dense so people would have constitutional protection. that protection is gone for more than half the people in our nation. and the new republican majority in congress made further abortion restrictions made their top priorities. in washington state we are fighting to make sure that this right remains protected. we must protect privacy. we must protect access to the health care of consolidation and barriers and must protect them from persecution from vigilante. and finally, we must pass a constitutional amendment that accomplishes a right to reproductive freedom in the great state of washington. [applause] >> before i close, i want to make a personal note to you all, i want to express my personal thanks to you and to your families for your service this session. you have each left your hearts at home to come here, to serve your constituents. and further the progress in success of our state. and when you do so, i know you will all strive and toil to go enact the policies you believe in. and yet, you may never know many of the ac

the towns bull fighting into a military base, kind of what we want to precise a constitutional rights, which is national by selection. i come in peace, but i tell you, meant to met. if you come here looking to go for us and things will be very different. the deployment of the army and the bow by many combatants, indigenous communities to resist attempts to end their prolonged national strike has shocked me. increase tensions in funeral. this is lake. do you think i the home of the orders more than 2000 of them, watch it on the lake. this is where the empire was founded long before the spaniards ever came here. however, i'm popular. the president ongoing strikes and roadblocks are taking their toll. ah.

monitored, besides the fact that we said destructive effectiveness or to undermine national institutions and the constitutionaler, then, uh, the deadlines are set. when will e, these powers are all eliminated. that's all, an unregistered political party has no right to lead. any activity on the territory of the republic of belarus is also very important. due to this change, how do you you see the upcoming elections to the parliament parliament we have elections in one data constituency. this is what people should know. we don't have elections based on party lists, so it's still, uh, the election methodology itself. it remains the same, we will know the person. and this is important. this is also important, of course i do not hide it. we have different opinions. for example, i was and remain a supporter of the proportional majority system. this is part of the deputies. in my opinion , they should be elected according to party lists, the only thing i fully agree with the head of state. he's always on these offers replied that it would now be somewhat artificially premature. but i think we will come to this and t

in addition to the fact that we said destructive effectiveness or to undermine national institutions and the constitutionalich means uh, deadlines. when will e powers. whose all these have been liquidated, that's all, an unregistered political party has no right, uh, to conduct any activity, yes, the territory of the republic, belarus, this is also very important. in connection with this change, as you can see, the upcoming parliamentary elections, we have elections in one data constituency. this is what people should know. we do n't have elections based on party lists, so it's still, uh, the election methodology itself. she remains the same. we will know the person, which means that this is important. this is also important, of course i don't hide. we have different opinions. for example, i was and remain a supporter of the proportional majority system. this is part of the deputies. in my opinion, they should be elected according to party lists, the only thing i fully agree with the head of state. he always answered these proposals that it would be somewhat artificially premature now. but i think we will