that was the founding of the national council of negro women. the national council of negro women. are there any members of the national council of negro women in this auditorium today? [applause] yes, yes,. and i have to tell you, notably, the national council was formed, notably, today. notably, 20 years before that montgomery boycott. a bit of history there. so, it was an organization of organizations. today, it stands as an organization of 32 large organizations, representing 2 million women. representing three on trade and 30 plus, you call them chapters, i have to say chapters for you. we call them sections across the country. and many, many collegiate sections across the country. because her idea was, to raise women from social and political invisibility to a sustained presence in the national fares, in the nation's capital. and so, she led the national association of colored women to have a building on the nation's capital. and she said the national council of negro women, to, must have a building. and she tried to get a building on dupont circle, and she was rebuffed becau

the secretary of the national security council and other colleagues , members of the national securityouncil, did you know that you included a random person? well, it doesn't happen that way. then we included 20% by chance. and today, we included russian oligarchs whose property is here and who could help the ukrainian army to quickly liberate the russian federation . this is us we don't apply it. a lot. well, there is still a lot of russian business in ukraine. tell me the details of this law that you mentioned. about alpha bank. what was the decision of the parliament in the end? it was voted on. it was actually sent to the president's office. to be honest, i'm not ready to say whether it was signed or not . no, not signed, don't tell me, because we are not able to look into the parliament, unfortunately, you are not able to look into the parliament, although my colleagues and i have appealed to the leadership of the parliament many times with a request to allow journalists to return to the walls of the parliament to work because everyone knows when the verkhovna rada is sitting and

it is also connected with the activity of the councils of the national councils security of the un anday recognized russia as a terrorist regime, a european sadist - this is a parliamentary assembly eh and a very important osce and there was such a point in the resolution that russia does not have the right to be among the permanent academics of the security council. security, where is russia with the right of veto to allow peacekeeping forces to enter, and i think that the meeting with kuleb is logical, mrs. olya. thank you. olga kosharna, an expert on nuclear energy , was with us. ukraine decided to introduce personal sanctions against russians and ukrainians on the blacklist of more than 3,600 people and companies . artists on september 30, the national security and defense council of ukraine finally decided to introduce personal sanctions against russians and ukrainians who encroached on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. we focus not on apprenticeship, but on the fact that we can really dismantle the russian influence and at the same time influence the state of

aren't all these people there, can't oppose one deputy secretary not even to the head of the national security councilt of ukraine, but to the deputy secretary of the national security council who, in your opinion, is doing something illegal then, is there simply some kind of protectorate of higher powers, or is this person once upon a time in our country, from the party of regions, sat in every ministry, in every committee, and now this person comes and he has influence because he is the deputy secretary of the national security council and has the opportunity to come to all committees and some opinions are allowed. smolyachchi put a logical question to this word, that's exactly why patient organizations have already publicly started to declare it because maybe the president's office doesn't see and doesn't know which person we have who leads the national security and defense council, because you know actually the entire media space was cleared from the 14th year of the village to mr. solovyov. that is, professionals there worked so that his reputation was not visible . is there such things were done

we've heard from the national security council. they have condemned this action also from the joint chiefs of staff and from noon cit. girl, the south korea's president as also given an assurance to south korea that it is able to defend itself if it, if it had to and saying that there are, there is a war of water, tight readiness of south korea's and military. but it does, it does follow with this incredible actor as a surgeon activity and miss our launch is from the north with north korea saying at the start of this week on monday that it is determined to develop small, the tactical nuclear weapons. and that all of this launching of missiles has been intended to prepare itself if it had to, to launch a nuclear attack on the south, which is to say the least very alarming for south korea right now. nato says, spain will become the latest members state to send air defense systems to ukraine, to help against russia's missile attacks. earlier germany said it was dispatching a missile defense system. it follows a 2 day meeting of nato d

today, the russian orthodox national council is taking place. here is the national council .e a strategy. values ​​of the national security hello, add such values ​​as faith to the cats what can be from there, it is necessary to remove a lot of what is there as a value and is recorded now advantages in the western world. well, they are going to abandon humanistic ideas, that is. and what is that? vot éto zhoryaetsya eh, faith and love are sacrificed instead of eh. well, instead of humanistic values. and all this is simple. well , for faith, tsareaticism. not more than that. that is, this a return in essence to absolutely such, you know. well, the ideology of the 19th century in the same russia to the values ​​of the horde, let's say it directly, this is a return to the values ​​of the horde a-a and yes, yes , it is, it is late enough, and humanity is enough it took a lot of millions of lives to understand what should be uh well, after all, humanistic values, what should be the first thing that is important - this is the life of a person, his happiness, his development and tha

they've touched a form of palestine national council and hold elections within the next year in the gaza strip. and the occupied west bank, their senior, critical and small and michelle, this is an opportunity for palestinians tonight. this actually opens the way for not only this agreement, but for the palestinians to be able to hold their palestinian national council. that brings about the policy of people and data preventatives to a meeting whereby it will be sort of an assembly not only for those in the west bank and gaza, but for all the policy people to be able to come together to unite on one program and that could happen in algeria, and i'm sure judy and president boone was probably more than happy to host that because that is apparently something that makes him even more popular at home golf center for culture and art. running out the red carpet for the 6 annual human rights, short film festival, $43.00 films will be screened this year on the theme. look at us, you know, siad has more. hello, this might not be anything like the canned film festival is the red carpet is rolling i

, because 3,000 collaborators and representatives of the national security council have been e national security council in the cultural sphere, there are some singers who have ukrainian citizenship but have been living in the russian federation for a long time and now have not expressed themselves in any way in support of ukraine. of the orthodox church and mr. vitaly, what will this decision lead to, because we have been waiting for this for a long time, and because it is symbolic, first of all, because it is obvious that patriarch kirill does not have property here, he does not have anywhere, by the way he is a monk, you know. he formally can't own anything at all. i don't even want to think that he owns everything, because he is not a poor person anyway. well, maybe not false persons on some relatives, relatives, relatives, acquaintances, but to impose an arrest it is not possible on gundyaev's property. there are no monks. today, look officially, the poor poor man is sitting on the rocks with such a watch, such cars, and everything like that. but there is nothing, poor ma

negotiations were held with a colleague from the united arab emirates , the chairman of the federal national councilf this country. valentina matvienko is waiting for him with visit to moscow in december of this year. she also invited to speak at the plenary session from the upper house of the russian parliament. and, of course, such a geography of the united arab emirates, the south african republic, of course, suggests that the thesis of western propaganda that russia is allegedly isolated in the international arena, there is certainly no isolation of the wealthy, and at unilateral meetings it is very friendly very friendly very trusting atmosphere and, of course, we are talking not only about inter-parliamentary interaction with interstate cooperation. in which it was stated that the relationship between our countries. they have long acquired the character of such a strategic, partnership, regular confidential dialogue between the leaders of our states is not being conducted, and these agreements that are reached at the highest level, i think for us by the parliament, they are a guideline. uh, ou

publish documents today valentina matvienko held a meeting with the chairman of the federal national council of the united arab emirates the talks took place on the sidelines of the speakers of the parliaments of the g20 countries, which opens today in indonesia, an event taking place on the eve of the meeting of the g20 leaders. students of private universities and religious educational organizations received a reprieve from partial mobilization. the corresponding decree was signed by vladimir putin, informs the press service of the president, students will not be called up if their educational institution has state credit. only those who receive higher education for the first time a new group of mobilized stay in the special operation zone soldiers immediately began training formed platoons and assault groups. classes are held in several areas, such as medicine, military tactics, firepower and engineering training, these sciences are taught to the mobilized by experienced paratroopers who participated in their own combat coordination, military personnel study the features of urban combat,

population who level progress are building on the achievements of the phone popular the french national council. the resistance introduced social security. the year was 1945 and the counsel which directed and coordinated the french resistance had to face the reality of the postwar economy. new social groups emerged dividing the population into salaried employees, small farmers, and the self employed. in, in germany, the economic situation was even worse. the stretches bankruptcy haunted people once again for the 2nd time in a century, the deutsche mark was worthless. mm. soon the country was split into on the one side, the zone occupied by the capitalist allies on the other, the zone controlled by the communists and the soviet allies. in 1949, the capital of federal republic of germany brought back the model of the weimar republic. and in doing so, opted for a market economy regulated by welfare system and left him griego, govern either by to me i indulged and shy and as a child is at scale. after the war, a large majority in germany was for social legislation for a welfare stating that after t

against russian propaganda on the protection of information space also, representatives of the national council electronic mass media of latvia visited buča to see the destruction caused by the occupiers. fakes about the war against ukraine and propaganda are a very common tool that is actively used by russia. the real scale of the resources involved can be impressive. for example, today the cyber police reported that they exposed one of a bot farm that spread disinformation and propaganda about the war in ukraine, it had more than 50,000 bots in social networks and mail services, the scheme was organized by four people who involved citizens of russia and residents of the same temporarily occupied territories, they generated almost 3,000 fake accounts per week that spread propaganda and disinformation about this war and last week, meta corporation reported the exposure of the largest initially full-scale invasion of russia disinformation network on facebook and instagram, it masked its message under the websites of well-known western publications such as spigel the garden build and and these pr

security council of the united nations security council of the united nations to form a commission to investigate to form a commission to investigate to form a commission to investigate these claims so we also this week russia these claims so we also this week russia these claims so we also this week russia staged a nuclear manure staged a nuclear manure staged a nuclear manure which it didn't do for three years which it didn't do for three years which it didn't do for three years for uh for for the last three years and for uh for for the last three years and for uh for for the last three years and uh so we have a strategic nuclear threat uh so we have a strategic nuclear threat uh so we have a strategic nuclear threat uh tactical nuclear threats which shall uh tactical nuclear threats which shall uh tactical nuclear threats which shall continue which the kremlin continue to continue which the kremlin continue to continue which the kremlin continue to repeat we have dirty bomb we have repeat we have dirty bomb we have repeat we have dirty bomb we have biological weapon

he is riding and terrorists steal the gold iranian voices outside the country, like the national council of resistance of iran, have been stepping off their own protests, such as this one in brussels, close to where you leaders are holding a today. so me asking that european communities renew for union childers, their terms warner energy, and what the union people are asking in the senior on asking regime change. they don't want any appeasement with an address to the un security council this week. the us made it. you clear the eyes of the entire world are on iran right now. courageous and brave iranians from across society. women and men are protesting the death of masa. i'm mary. they are protesting the fact that she was killed by the iranian morality police for the crime of being a woman have been shipped. iran has warned western governments not to interfere, uranian demon or smart, the educated, dedicated, and patriotic an or their of their rights. they also understand how to engage with the governments in a peaceful and constructive manner in order to advance their rights. therefore,

like the national council of resistance of it on have been stepping up their own protests, such as this one in brussels, close to where you need us. we're holding a duty summit, oscar that you can community on european union early childers under their tone thornhill in your resume and what they are in, in pin law school in the season here on oscar regime change. they don't want any appeasement reducing it an address to the un security council. the suite, the u. s. me and it's nuclear. the eyes of the entire world are on iran right now. courageous and brave iranians from across society. women and men are protesting the death of masa. i'm mary. they are protesting the fact that she was killed by the rainy and morality police for the crime of being a woman. but it on has warned western governments not to interfere good organ, uranian. women are smart, though educated, dedicated antibiotic, an or their, of their rights. they also understand how to engage with the governments in a peaceful and constructive manner in order to advance their rights. therefore, we advise those western states tha

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today our colleagues also asked john kirby red e-e from the representative of the us national security council again about what the escalation on the part of russia indicates and whether it can intimidate ukraine or intimidate the west let's let's listen to what putin said. it is clearly not the actions of a confident leader, a leader who feels confident in how this war is being waged, it is brutal, it is bloody, it is ugly, and as the president said, it is in particular about war crimes and atrocities by putin deliberately pursues civilian targets and tries to kill ukrainian civilians not to mention their soldiers and he tries to instill fear in them but it has the opposite effect he helped unite nato he strengthened the resolve of the international community he absolutely did not instill fear in the hearts of the ukrainian people you could see how they sang on the subway after the terrorist attacks over the weekend, they took to the streets, they are brave, they are capable, they are determined, and the united states, with our allies and partners around the world, will continue provide secur

of state of the united states the ex-director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council will begin an analysis of the current extremely difficult situation in the world. in the case of the possible use of the so-called dirty nuclear bomb by ukraine, no one believed him, but we understand for what purpose that his i called in the main capital of the euro-atlantic community in order to demonstrate the seriousness of the intentions of the russian federation, perhaps it is about the use of tactical nuclear weapons . thank you very much for the invitation, mr. burkovsky, it is always a pleasure to talk to you. so this once again emphasizes the fact that russians believe that power comes from fear . convinced of this when dealing with many russians during various negotiations during my diplomatic career but for the first time in my life conversations about the use nuclear weapons did not cause much fear, they were not taken seriously, and therefore they turned out to be counterproductive by talking about the so-called dirty bomb. i think that now it is an attempt to instill fe

about tanks, aviation, operational-tactical, unfortunately, unlike the pentagon, the head of the national councilurity of the united states adheres to the opinion that it is not necessary to provoke russia, therefore it is necessary to provide those weapons that will not give ukraine the opportunity to attack or there are targets in the depths of russian territory, this is actually a deterrent factor, but regarding crimea is absolutely normal, i am not saying from the point of view of legitimacy and moral, let's say so, the expediency of doing it, oleksandr, on september 30, when a coven was held in the st. george's hall of the kremlin with the participation of putin and his party , what we all expected, volodymyr zelenskyi , actually happened signed, together with the chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine and the prime minister of ukraine, an application or submitted an application for accelerated membership in the north atlantic alliance for today nine countries of the eastern and central europe has declared that they support ukraine's entry into nato plus canada. why are other countries si

and end the war that russia has already lost, we understand that the meeting of the united nations security council took place behind closed doors attention of the regime, i do not have information about what exactly they talked about there, but in any case, we understand that putin will suffer extremely powerful blows and cannot win on the battlefield using conventional weapons, and accordingly, perhaps he will prepare some kind of hellish scenario, accordingly , the main task is to arrive an adequate response from the euro-atlantic community is a fair analogy and many american analysts claim that we are closer to a nuclear war due to russia in ukraine today than at any time since of the cuban crisis, my former colleagues at work, friends, in the biden administration, they are taking this threat very seriously. in search of an adequate response from nato and the usa, and this is important. we are sure that deterrence is an important factor. to use nuclear weapons, i assume that the response will be an intensive conventional attack, which will first of all be directed at the russian military forces

china and saudi arabia today in relation to nafta, let's talk about the sanctions of the national security counciltime, because 3,000 collaborators and representatives of the cultural sphere have been sanctioned by the national security council, there are some e-e singers who have ukrainian citizenship but have been living in to the russian federation and now they have not spoken out in any way in support of ukraine, they have not left the territory of the russian federation, not in general, but in silence, but about the war and the head of the russian orthodox church, what is important about the russian orthodox church, and mr. vitaly, what will this decision lead to, because we have been waiting for this for a long time i because it is symbolic. first of all, because it is obvious that patriarch kirill has no property here, by the way, he has no property anywhere, he is a monk, you know. he formally cannot own anything at all. i don't even want to think that he owns everything, because he is, one way or another, a person is not poor. well, maybe not impersonators of some relatives, relatives, re

republic of the united arab emirates held another meeting with the aspirant of the federal national councilf the united arab emirates, the parties discussed the state of development of cooperation to state that relations between our countries. they have long acquired the character of such a strategic partnership, and a regular trust-based dialogue between the leaders of our states. e, it is underway and those agreements that are reached at the highest level are considered by the parliament for us, they are a guideline. uh, our activities and we are very happy that in recent years the volume of cooperation between countries in various fields of trade and economic cooperation cooperation in the field of high technologies in the field of energy and other e . industry new realities representatives of industrial and mining enterprises scientists offer a solution for the diversification of the economy and the technological sovereignty of the coal regions of the country, kuzbass as one of these territories will also consider the issues of rail transport of coal within the framework of the forum. m

, the minister of defense, so it should be brought to the discussion of the national council us, a country that is currently threatening us because there are russian troops on its territory that can attack us, er, it should be a definitely considered decision, but er, it cannot be that we do not react to that what is happening next door and we pretend that , in principle, it does not concern us, it does not happen. thank you , mr. volodymyr, for the conversation. this was volodymyr ogrysko, a diplomat, a politician, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine in 2007-2009, they talked about today's attacks by the russian federation and drone attacks martyrs on the territory of the ukrainian state, well, friends , for those who are now watching us on youtube, i will say that you can join our sponsor club, from now on we have this feature that allows you to help our youtube channel develop and make our programs better under this video you you see the sponsor button, you can donate some not-so-large amount in order to develop our youtube channel, and besides, we also work on othe

critics argue we need to drill more at home but here's national security council john kirby on why it'sot happening. >> we are trying to transition to clean energy environment good for the economy and the environment and where the president wants to take us but transitions are tests take time. maria: they do take time like ten or 20 years, should we kill off also fuels now? >> the hardest thing for someone in the political business to do is stand up and say you know what? who wrong in this administration will not do that. they will drive america into the ditch and they are economically and national security wise having to rely upon foreign countries for energy is bad public policy so they are wanting to this environmental altar where they pray everyday and hurting americans. they are listening to a missed cash the president stands up in florida and says the reason hurricane ian came was because the use of fossil fuel, non nonsense. no data. the put america in jeopardy economically, national security on this pre-new deal craziness hurting americans so the needs sensibilities. calvary is

the national security council met early, but they condemned this actions is also being condemned condemnation from the joint chiefs of staff and president you took your, the south korean president. a president has assured south korea saying that a, it is able to defend itself and condemning this action, but they're saying that to south korea has water tight readiness. south korea is also taken the unusual action of imposing sanctions, unilateral sanctions against organizations and individuals in north korea that are connected with north careers or weapons programs. now this is largely a symbolic, it doesn't have a much action, it a practice, but it does show you how relations have set a sour. this is the 1st time they've taken such an action in 5 years. and it comes as kim jong on seems committed to developing, continuing to develop his nuclear arsenal, declaring at the start of this week that they are determined to try to develop a smaller, tactical nuclear weapons, or at a rama bry life as they're from a south korean capital, so rob, thank you or company or not just they are including flood

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with this city, secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine had a picture of the burning bridge alongside marilyn monroe was singing. happy birthday. mister president's will. of course, yesterday friday was vladimir putin, the president of russia's 70th birthday sick. byrne was the simple comment from another official ukrainian accounts, but i suspect the behind this provider there is a bit of nervousness in ukraine about what the response from russia might be. this is a huge blow to them both logistically and in terms of psychology as well logistically, it makes that very, very difficult for the russians to supply that troops in the south of ukraine fighting against ukrainian forces that in other world news, at least 2 palestinians had been killed and 11 others injured by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. they were targeted during and israeli raid and the janine refugee camp sources say one of the detained is a brother of a member of the islamic. she had called abraham is in ramallah with more on these really res. seem janine, we know that jeanine has bee

oleksiyovychaslavych, i wish you the national security council - this is the state body that first receivesective information from all the power structures of the armed forces of ukraine and analyzes and offers its decision, according to your opinion or to the time has come because there is an ongoing discussion between diplomats and politicians, is it not time to break diplomatic relations with belarus after all, or today is the time, in your professional opinion, are there other circumstances that do not allow it to be done right now. thank you. i want to emphasize that it is easier to break diplomatic relations relationship and you know for we will not hesitate if the president makes such a decision - it is memorable, but today there is a clear understanding that the position is that of president lukashenko, and what is it today on the territory of belarus, and what is the chosen method? nevertheless, he is now there, but we see on today, we do not observe the direct participation of the belarusian military in these operations; moreover, i can say that the belarusian boys and girls who a

brian deese heads the national economic council at the white house. i got to sit down and talk to him. are we going to go into a recession any time the foreseeable future? brian: thank you for having me! i should have expected nothing last. thank you for having me, and thank you for putting this together. we are no doubt in uncertain times, but i think that if you look at the u.s. economy, my perspective? the most striking feature of the u.s. economy is the resilience of households and consumer balance sheets, business investment, and globally the resilience of the u.s. economy in an uncertain global environment. we are certainly in an uncomplicated and unprecedented transition but there is every reason to have a lot of confidence in the u.s. position in the context of a globally uncertain situation. david: i will take that as maybe. [laughter] david: let me ask you an easier question. brian: yes, please. [laughter] david: do you think the u.k. is in a recession? [laughter] brian: i think the situation in the u.k. and europe is very difficult. they fa

brian: the national economic council, the mission of the organization is to coordinate economic policys the executive branch and across the cabinet, to make sure the president is getting the benefit of -- when making decisions -- of his entire economic cabinet, and also the cabinet is getting clear direction from the president as well. that two-way. it's a coordination function. on the nec itself are all of the relevant cabinet members. there is the core economic team, the omb, council of economic advisors, treasury, but also the secretary of labor and secretary of commerce. my team, the nec team, a small team in the white house, our job is to do that coordination. david: you were the deputy in the obama administration at the nec. now you're the director. which nec worked better, the obama administration one or the biden one? [laughter] brian: on the issues i worked on in the obama administration, it worked well. the current one works well as well. david: let's talk about your background. i mentioned before that you grew up in the boston area. where did your family do? were they in bus

you know, in the release yesterday from the national security council and the national economic council, sorry to report, they said all this shows, the production cut shows we need to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. i mean, it's a preposterous, silly statement, no credibility. look, in less than two years what the bidens have done with very extreme climate radicalism, taken the power of energy away from the united states and given it back to the saudis and opec and russia. in under two years. and that's a very powerful power, i might add. so the consequences all flow from that. they are trying to make it up by wrecking the strategic petroleum reserve which is there for emergencies, natural disasters. >> sandra: can i put it on the screen while you are talking about it. we show from june to october this year, i mean, you are talking complete depletion of our emergency stockpiles. in fact, the line is so sharp at the end you can see how far it goes down. >> and they are going to put another 10 million barrels and this also, look, this is reminiscent of the days in the 1970s and the 1

there was a national council of defense. and all these state councils of defense and there were local councils of defense. and you if you were a member of a council defense, you were expected to. watch and listen and report on subversive activity. one case i know of that i've read read the accounts of in south carolina a man who the red cross to his front door to ask for a donation and and he is just a grumpy old man and he he refused to contribute the red cross. he was reported to the council of defense the state council and the man investigated for pro-german subversive activities. so could a pastor like this be investigated? absolutely absolute. and that would have to be part of the larger story as what kind of pressure and what pastor here says about the of public opinion. the pressure. that's the kind of thing he's talking about. i mean, pastors are under enough pressure when they're everybody's hand as. they go out the door on sunday. you never mentioned this in your sermon why did you talk about this? and i don't agree