have objections to the elections and how they were held, can file a complaint with the national election committeeconstitutional court. generally, people's complaints are referred to the national election committee. and their violation should be in such a way that it is contrary to the constitution the complaint will be referred to the constitutional court to review it. regarding the discussion of finances and financial credits for the elections, it is this government that provides amounts of money to each of the parties to advertise, and their justification is that this financial credit is in line with the promotion of democracy. the amount of this financial assistance is such that the parties will receive financial credit for the expansion and promotion of their ideas according to the votes they got in the previous elections, which is also mentioned in the law, and all the parties in the portuguese parliament have approved and approved these laws. . average turnout in elections how much is the parliament in your country? currently, we are witnessing that the participation rate in the elections h

the national election and information committee of the country's election headquarters , the officials who want to enter the parliament have a great right to enter the parliament with a high commitment, a person who can work for the people will come. do it for four years, don't waste your time, not your own time, not people's time, follow people 's problems, stay away from ethnic, tribal, party and faction issues, don't just think about yourself, think about people . he is giving a presentation. now i have a question, sir what do you want to do for our city? it should be completely focused on the economic issues , so that when they leave, don't be indebted to the capitalists , don't be indebted to the powerful . the representative should make a promise to the livelihood of the people that he can fulfill and be able to fulfill the promise he makes, people should go to read that person's resume. there is a representative from another list, i know him, i know he is efficient. well, i will definitely write and replace it with someone i don't know from that list. we are going to send someon

information technology committee of the national election headquarters. you must have heard that radio and television have launched special election channels to introduce parliamentarians. but where are these networks and how can we access them ? to access these channels, first press the home button on the tv remote control. find the new one, then select the channel editing option . now you have two options: automatic search and manual search . select the automatic search option. you can easily see the list of election channels. in these advertising channels, the promotional videos of the candidates and their debates will be broadcasted so that we can participate in the elections with correct information about each representative. we tried to serve you with the most up-to-date methods and today we are going to offer you 60% of your educational resources completely free of charge , just by sending the number 5 to sms system 308 55 60, get your educational resources completely free right now 60 of get a gift from gilna publishing sources by sending number f

the speaker of the national assembly of the parliamentary committees, the government, the supreme people's court, the supreme prosecutor's office people of vietnam, national election council, audit. it decides the mandates of the country's social and economic development . the national assembly also decides on the basic policies of the country at the national level in financial and monetary fields. he decides about the country's ethnic policies and religious policies. the national assembly decides on the referendum. the third characteristic of texar and the fourth characteristic is its independence. let me explain. popularity means that the government should provide favorable conditions for citizens. provide so that they can exercise their right to vote. the government should ensure that citizens from all walks of life can participate in elections. equality means that each voter has one vote, regardless of gender, social position, ethnicity, religion, etc., in terms of quality , it is equal to others. equality also requires that the number of representatives be allocated rationally to ensure the correct demographic proportion of the number of representatives in ar

information technology committee of the national election headquarters. air strikes killed at least 44 palestinians in rafa . currently, the widespread request of palestinians to go to the south to save themselves from attacks and actions there is a military operation in the north of gaza and more than. there are thousands of people there and it is difficult to deal with the humanitarian situation. these concerns are expressed about rafe while the western authorities in the most important international security summit in munich unfairly sidelined the human tragedy of gaza in comparison to the issue of ukraine, and when olaf is talking about the crimes of the zionist regime and the violation of all international regulations. german chancellor schultz hosted the question meeting. public opinion in europe has cried out about the inaction of western countries regarding the humanitarian situation in gaza, especially rafah. and according to the warning of the agency un refugees will be displaced more than the residents of gaza if the zionist regime attacks rafa

information technology committee of the national election headquarters. you heard that some candidates for the parliamentary elections hold a ceremony and have dinner and lunch there. i have never heard anything like this before. no, i have not heard. i did not hear. no, you didn't hear it at all. no, i didn't go, but i heard , i saw, i heard, i participated, did you participate? yes, do you think it has an effect on the people's vote? have an effect on the vote. it doesn't affect the people. the person who votes for me votes according to his beliefs , no, no, this has no effect, no , what does it matter , what is the reason? one may influence some people, but the whole world doesn't think that it's not enough for lunch, that's enough, he just does his work. i saw that going to eat and not voting can't be counted as giving lunch and getting more votes. i don't think so. when you want to have a party , you prepare a reception, otherwise, they want to collect a certain amount and say, "i'll go , i'll do this for you, i'll do that, of course, but they just a

national committee, mike and lara trump and chris lhasa vita. the democrats are do what they can to sabotage to law fair to mail in ballots, to undermine and steal the electional committee better be ready for it, that is how -- i don't know the people, they are head of the rny in north carolina, fine i know lara trump, very bright. and they will try to steal it, that semipoint. >> i think that is a great point. >> bet on it. >> i will say, the most important thing for the g.o.p. to be focused on right now is not just running against things, but running for things. how are you showing your working class voters who are majority of the g.o.p. right now, that you are creating a pathway to american dream for them. for working class people, that is harder and harder. what are you running for? what are are you running on not just against. larry: aircraft agree with that 100% -- i agree with that 100%, liz, you have your marbles. >> so far. larry: the rnc, they are machinery. >> i agree. larry: machinery has not done so great in last several elections. >> interestingly, i went back and looks add bi cycle fundraising, the legal stuff that you are right on. they need

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david: the democratic national committee filing a federal election mission complaint against rfk junior's ballots. reaction from mark gordon, it is also confusing. at least a year the dnc tried to keep rfk junior off the ballot. they are suing you guys, because you are trying to get on some ballots. where's the fairness in all of this? >> the system isn't fair. it is rigged and the dnc knows they have a week candidate. there only hope is to keep rfk junior off the ballot to prevent the american people from having a choice, looking at the options of trump, biden or rfk junior. only one of them is a strong saying candidate and the american people will see that so the dnc needs to stop them and they are prepared to break the rules and play dirty because that is what they do. david: let me do what we can. we got to get your ducks in order. you got to identify folks who collect the signature, that sort of stuff. second point they are making, your pack has been colluding with rfk junior, how do you deny that's true? >> both. it is absolutely untrue and the fact that the dnc which is basically a

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the fan donald trump is hoping will be the next leader of the republican national committee has repeated the very same election lies that trump himself has told many times. >> regardless of how these lawsuits come out around the country with the presidential race, we do know that there was massive fraud that took place. we know that it took place in places like milwaukee and detroit and philadelphia. >> nope. no, it didn't. there is none of that. but that was the voice of michael watly, who i should note is the current chair of the north carolina republican party. he could soon be at the helm of the rnc as our reporting last week that ronna mcdaniel is expected to step down from that role after the south carolina primary. the the former president's 2020 election denialism also appears to have become a new litmus test in his potential choice for vice president. take for example congresswoman elise stefanik and senator j.d. vance, two people our sources say are under consideration to be vp potentially. had you been vice president on january 6, 2021, what would you have done? >> i stood up for the constitution. >

national committee. mike wheatley, lawyer lara trump, particularly lara trump. here is the thing, the democrats will do the best they can to sabotage, to lawfare, to mail-in ballots, to undermine and steal this election point. that's how i -- i don't know these people. he is the head of the rnc in north carolina, fine. i do know lara trump. she is very bright woman, so for the. la ciitas that he will try to steal it, that is my point, bet on it. bet on it. >> the most important thing for the gop is to be focused on right now not running against things, running for things. how are you showing your working class voters who are the majority of the gop right now, that you are creating a pathway to the american dream for them because for working-class people, that is becoming harder and harder. what are you running for? what are you running on? not just what are you running against. larry: i agree with that, 100%, liz, give you the last word because you have all your marbles. >> so far. larry: the rnc, they're the machinery. >> yeah. no, no i agree. larry: the machinery has not done so freight in the last several elections, last word. >> interestingly i went back and looked at by cycle fund-raising. they

and to her about democratic lawfare, and the 2024 election, she will be a big wheel, on the republican national committee, i hope the rnc is ready, they will try to steal the election. you know that. you know that. we'll see more i am kudlow we'll be right back, c a woman sc scorned. cashbacking. cashbacking. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. ♪ ♪ next. next. stop. we got it? no. keep going. aga... [ sigh ] next. next. if you don't pick one... oh, you have time. am i keeping you from your job. next. i don't even know where i am anymore. stop. do we finally have it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your electric future. customized. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ larry: a little bit more about democratic lawfare weaponization. trying to sabotage the 2024 election, we bring in great lara trump, old friend, host of the right view podcast, lara thank you, i know you

but the republican national committee's in his pocket. all the elected officials or forum that kinda defines the establishment. so that's one thing >> the the thing is the incredible weakness of joe biden we have now three quarters of the country who think we're going the wrong direction. he's got a majority of the country disapproves of his job performance. and now we have a new poll that says 86% of americans think he's too old to serve effectively in a second term at 6% than 86% of americans don't agree on anything except joe biden's too old to run. >> let's let's go back just to what's going to happen in south carolina, because the first point that you made about the party establishment you're right. we should take a moment. and say the fact that donald trump is establishment now is true, but it just like just let that same a second. but this is something that caught our attention. it was in the new yorker this morning, and it is a quote from r ralph norman, wh is a republican congressman. their supporter of nikki haley, people asked me all the time,

mail, do whatever, but i was very disappointed in the new york special election, when clearly the republican national committee'sote effort had failed totally. if you are not in the game, you are not even trying, you shouldn't expect to win. in addition, scott rasmussen recently did a report and said that among the top 1%, the people who are the head of nbc news, abc news, the head of all the bureaucracy is, among most, 67% said they would be glad to steal an election if that's what it took. [laughter] that is like ten times the national average. you have to start with the idea that to beat donald trump, these folks are going to vote early, vote often, cheat, do everything they can. republicans need to understand. they need lawyers who are as tough, as ruthless, as aggressive, and they need to get into the fight. they need to get out of the fight certainly by the end of july. the elections now are so much longer than we are used to, and all too many republican consultants haven't caught up with reality. >> jesse: it's too late if it's july, speaker. they should have been after this since the last election on day

the former president shoring up control of the republican national committee by endorsing an electionier as the new rnc chair and his daughter-in-law as co-chair. simultaneously, more and more republicans are defending his promise to encourage russia to invade any country that doesn't pay nato dues, even the one candidate in the race against him seems to contradict herself on trump. >> he showed that with that kind of disrespect for the military, he's not qualified to be the president of the united states because i don't trust him to protect them. >> are you not going to commit to voting for him if he becomes the nominee? >> well, what i'm saying, what i said from the very beginning when there were 14 candidates on the stage, that any one of the 14 would be better than joe biden. >> nbc's garrett haake is covering the trump campaign. ali vitali, the haley campaign and carlos is an msnbc political analyst. we'll get haley's comments speak for themselves. garrett, donald trump can't simply appoint the rnc chair. it's an in-person vote of the committee they have to do, but what are the c

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party does not do it again in such a way that the people 's elected representatives do not yet understand that the national security committee has also considered there, because it is sitting, in fact, we don't see how he sits, they do it internally, we haven't fully understood what amendments have been adopted, and here we have to quickly yes, that's it, let's quickly vote on it, because it has to be done right here in february, it cannot be done there in early march. i.e. these things don't need to be chased because it all leads to what? to internal instability , including political instability, everyone has their own version of what is written there, although in reality nothing has been adopted yet, but everyone already has their own version that it will be accepted there, so i conclude that it is not, because we have an inclusion, if everything is balanced and reasonable, it means that we will be able to calm down a little all this, all those movements that are today. very dangerous appears at every step. oleksandr borodin, spokesman for the third separate assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, you understand, t

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elections aren't real. now, on top of that, we have the republican national committee losing its chair, ronna romney-mcdaniel, being replaced summarily by a north carolina republican who is reportedly considered by trump to be more solid specifically on the issue of throwing out election results. ms. mcdaniel was no slouch on this issue herself, but apparently, trump wants something even stronger specifically on that point. he's a stop the steal guy, so he will be now running the rnc. if trump gets his way. and you know, the politics of running against democracy, the politics of getting americans to distrust elections and ultimately not want them anymore, that is inextricably intertwined with getting americans to not trust the legal system. not trust the courts and the legal system anymore. to not take it seriously, to not obey its dictates, to not respect any of its rules. and barb's book more than anything helped me see the connection between those two points. between getting rid of elections and getting rid of the rule of law. you have to get rid of the rule of law, right, undermine and problematize it so

and what it will have on the 2024 election with our guest panel . angel mccardle, chair, libertarian national committee and jessica robinson health professional duleigh, and media commentator. thank you. it's, you know, before we, we broke off, we went to the break. we were talking about what conversations neither party i believe is having right now. in regards to of course, it's real easy to throw a portion out there because it's black and white. but there's several other issues that both parties could do. but prior to this, i'm going to throw this over to you angela. what is the effect of the ro versus weight rolling on this issue? i mean, it was supposed to send it back to the state. $60000000.00 babies have still been allowed to be aboard america since the ruling. so bush is still legal in the united states. would that not have confirmed that conversation finish that conversation elected to the states to decide i think that this is just emboldened democrats and help them supercharge their base. i. i mean, to the extent that the supreme court has to deal with these issues like i get it and i'm sympa

abortion rights in america, and what it will have on the 2024 election with our guest panel, angel mccardle, chair, libertarian national committee, and jessica robinson health professional duleigh and media commentator. thank you. i, you know, before we, we broke off, we went to the break. we were talking about what conversations neither party i believe is having right now. in regards to abortion, it's real easy to throw a portion out there because it's black and white. but there's several other issues that both parties could do. but prior to this, i'm going to throw this over to you angela. what is the effect of the ro versus weight rolling on this issue? i mean, it was supposed to send it back to the state. $60000000.00 babies have still been allowed to be a board america since the ruling. so bush is still legal in the united states. would that not have confirmed that conversation finish that conversation elected to the states to decide i think that this is just emboldened democrats and help them supercharged their base. i. i mean, to the extent that the supreme court has to deal with these issues like i get it and i'm sympath

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we'll talk to lara trump talk about democratic lawfare, 2024 election, she will be a big wheel on the republican national committeei hope the rnc will be ready. democrats will come at them. they will try to steal the election, you know, that you know that. we'll see more with what the fani willis episode if all that gets thrown out of court as it should. we'll be right back. a woman scorned. ♪. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ only sleep number smart beds let you each choose your individual firmness and comfort. your sleep number setting. and actively cools and warms up to 13 degrees on either side. now, save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add any base. ends presidents day. only at sleep number. ♪ me and my friends ♪ ♪ life is better with the credit gods are on your side. rewards once available to the few are now accessible to the many. credit one bank. get cash back rewards, and live large. hi, i'm kim, and

national committee. these are the 168 elected republicans around the country who make up the core of the rnc some of them are trying to push back and say, listen, you can't spend money on any legal fees. they're going to try to pass a resolution fact in the matter is when donald trump does secure the nomination, he will take over the rnc, but there's a note of caution on this. we saw this happen back in 2008 when barack obama one the presidency. he had his own political operation. he chose to put all his effort into that political operation. and after that, you saw the democratic national committee really really run into trouble and you're still seeing the after effects of it not being cared for, money, not going into into the national organization, money going elsewhere. we saw that with obama for america. and i think we're going to see that with maga inc. really fascinating her score, historical perspective there. mark preston, appreciate the perspective and thanks so much. row. >> and now to some new cnn reporting as trump is juggling his campaign in court appearances. we're learning the former presid

and >> that's what we need to do in the presidential election in my opinion when you talk about how that happens, the republican national committee is obviously part of trying to help other republicans get elected. i wonder what you make of trumping in the middle of maneuvering to this takeover of the rnc. he's putting it a loyalist in charge, his daughter-in-law, also, both of whom i should note are election deniers. do you think that's going to put republicans in a good spot for this fall or do you have concerns about that? >> well, i'm look, we'll see. i've had concerns about the rnc and their ability to get the votes good out and get the early vote out and to raise enough money to be able to help candidates on the ground. and in georgia, we had to do a lot of that ourselves. and i'm not trying to pickett anybody that's in the state party, the national party, but it's just the fact that we could not rely on them to get the vote out. we've had to do that ourselves. and i think that's a concern that any campaign, whether it's nikki haley or donald trump or anybody else is going to be running i mean, you've got to have a good gro

remember, we're lacking our r national committee people, the rnc is getting elected, we serve convention to convention. we're gonna be electing a whole group e of trump loyalists who will be running an r seat for the next four years so even the post-trump nominee is going to have to work through a pretty trumpian party to see where the future of the party is going to go. so to kind of be that anti trump candidate i don't think puts you in a very good stead with n regards to being the future nominee or at least having a shot at its. >> it's interesting, there is now at least a little resistance coming stto this ide of andonald trump fully controlling the rnc, draft resolution, the first resolution from henry barbara longtime member of mississippi to -- fundraising with his campaign nduntil he winds enoug delegates to be the parties presumptive nominee, it would slow the party's embrace of trump as a nominee, i just have to think if you're one of what i think is 18 republicans who are in a district that joe biden won, you have to be a little bit nervous about the fact that the party commit

national committee. oh, say it ain't so. trump also shouted out electionnorth carolina republican party chair michael whatley, his pick to be the next leader of the rnc. meanwhile, the committee is faced with a massive dilemma, whether to use their funds to help pay trump's legal fees. joining us now is brendan buck, msnbc legal analyst and mo alikee, director of your ten universities institute of public service. i'll start with you, brendan, if i could really quick, down trump seems to be trying to consolidate his control which a lot of people think he already has over the rnc, but really put his -- with lara being there as coach here, but two, the idea that nikki haley is somehow going to buck that system. you have the consolidation on the one hand and nikki trying to bucket on on the other -- who wins? >> a lot of questions tonight. like, why is nikki haley still doing this. i think at this point, there is no real rational political long term -- you just have to take her at her word. should these people deserve a choice when they vote? i think it's that

election. this. >> voting is the ultimate poll. chairman of the democratic national camp committee, jaime harrison, thank you for joining us. >>> formere a surprise cameo on saturday night live, poking fun at her own campaign gaps and taking pointed shots at her republican rival, donald trump. >> oh my god, it's her. the woman who was in charge of security on january 6th. it is nancy pelosi. >> are you doing okay, donald? you might need a mental competency test. >> i was just curious, what would you say was the main cause of the civil war? and do you think it starts with an s and ends with slavery? >> you have, i probably should've said that the first time. >> the reality of haley's flailing 2024 presidential bid is no laughing matter. a new nbc news poll has are trailing trump by a whopping 60 points among national republican primary voters. joining me now, april ryan, senior white house correspondent and washington bureau chief at the msnbc contributor. missy ryan, welcome to the sunday show. what is your reaction to nikki haley's saturday night live appearance? good moments like that help her at all, as she trails so far behind don

icon, and now vice-president of the country's national olympic committee, and i can honestly say that somehow this happened, neither i didn’t miss any electionshey gave me a passport, i was happy, i remember, they even gave me a gift once, uh, it was my first time voting, it was a long time ago, it’s even very difficult to remember this year, but in any case, i believe that every citizen must find the time to vote, especially since now our elections have been going on for more than one day, they have been going on for almost the entire week. today is the final day when you need to make your choice, by what criteria do you personally choose candidates for deputies in house of representatives local councils, what is important to you? well, the most important thing is that i always choose an experienced person who has already gone through a certain path, a career path, so i carefully studied the candidates, but it is very pleasant that one of the candidates is our sports colleague, so i think you know him, this is... in our polling station, but we can’t name it, we certainly comply with all the regulations for holding elections, and the question

off is that former president donald trump is pushing an election denier, michael whatley, to be the new chairman of the republican national committeeshing for his daughter-in-law lara trump. william: we saw what all of this misinformation and lies did to the country in the last election cycle. if this keeps up, what do you imagine this means for 2024? laura: former congressman roman told me he is concerned that voters are continuing to believe this. when he talks to republican voters in his rural area of virginia, they say they already think 2024 is being stolen by democrats, election workers are preparing for potential continued threats of violence against them in preparation for the election this year. and election denial has been so baked into the gop, but it is something that americans are starting to accept as a part of the republican party. according to a poll conducted by cnn, the majority of voters surveyed say they didn't think donald trump would concede the 2024 election if he were to lose. william: such troubling reporting. thank you so much. laura: thank you. ♪ william: the presidential primary season could effectively

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i used to represent the district that suozzi just won in the special election and chaired the democratic national campaign committeee a from pretty good feel for vents on the ground. the first takeaway is it wasn't even close. everybody was -- up until about a 6:00 new york time yesterday, three hours from the closing of the polls, republicans were really beating their chest. they thought they had this in the bag, and virtually everybody on both sides of the aisle were suggesting that no matter who won, it was going to be inside the margin of error or -- error. no, it was about 8oints. so this was a very convincing win for mr. swoz city. >> and -- swoz si. and if second rhode island, this is a blue blueprint for -- secondly, this is a blueprint for november on a candidate who figured out how to message on some contentious issues like the border. theer republican tried to make e borders the single issue in the campaign. many democrats run away from that issue. tom suozzi not only leaned into it, but he doubled down, tripled down. he d flipped the script on bordr issues on the republican, and that helped him win. >>

should the republicans national committee, which is responsible for getting republicans elected be paying i mean, i suppose it is something that could help them. the presidency get, get trump elected to the presidency. but this is an unprecedent situation, situation that the country that the committee is facing? >> it really is. and look, i mean, if the dea, it's going to make it harder on the rnc if they have to not only raise money to run ads and run a ground operation to support the nominee, but also compete with the dnc. we know that the dnc has been successfully fundraising over the past couple of cycles. they will continue to build off of that. so it seems like the rnc is juggling there. but can you see one other thing that i thought was very interesting about what senator scott said there is that he's absolutely right that the american people want to be talking about economic issues and those kitchen table issues but the problem for the trump campaign and his reelection bid is that if he's continuing to have to make these courtroom appearances, to have to continuing to vent and com

elections? chairman of the standing committee of the house of representatives of the national assembly of belaruseting of the osce parliamentary assembly in vienna, recalled that one of the justifications was that the countries of the collective west had introduced. advances the interests of the nato military bloc, this is a matter of electoral sovereignty. so why are observers from the osce not invited to the elections, why are they observing meekly? important signatory, this was the first package of 2014, and the mission was supposed to be a neutral party, monitoring the implementation of the peace agreement and preventing further conflict, however the peace organization coordinated all its actions with kiev, which means indirectly with nato, did not react to the killing of civilians in donbass, here is footage from 2014, i cannot. here it is, here it is, here it is, here it is, here it is in 2017, the mission was already working, run, run here, come here, moreover, this organization, neutral on paper, spied and transferred intelligence data to adjust the fire to the forces of the ukrainian arm

elect a speaker. wednesday congressional budget office director provides the nation budget and economic outlk to the house budget committee. thursday the house foreign affairs committee will hear testimony on the doha agreement of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. watch next week, live on the c-span networks, or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to watch live or on demand anytime. c-span, your unfiltered viewf government. >> a three-judge pel from the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit judge world argumentinhe united states v trump. the case asks whether former presidendold trump is immune from thorough prosecution for his allegedolin trying to overturn the 2020 election results in the january 6 capitol atck. this oral argument is about one hour, 15 minutes. >> united states of america versus donald j. trump. >> good morning. before you get started can i just get a couple of things on the record. the record. our jurisdiction was challenged by an our jurisdiction was chleed by an amica. but from your order, you are not challeinthat. and also you

the election campaign in belarus was observed by 45,505 national observers and 246 international ones. russia, the permanent committeestate, the shanghai organization. borders are being closed, fences are being built, as the president of the republic of belarus repeatedly repeats, the time when we are walking along this sharp blade, and we cannot afford to either stumble or relax, we did not create areas for abroad, but still russian citizens could vote on the territory of belarus and even in local councils of deputies. we must not allow anyone to allow any opinion to prevail on our territory, in our country, in our sovereign republic of belarus, which is contrary to national interests, which today runs counter to strengthening the protection of the sovereignty of our country, we do not close our doors, but today we clearly indicate that... both belarus and russia, all the countries that are working with us today on various international parliamentary platforms, integration, and this is the parliamentary assembly of the union of belarus and russia, and the csto parliamentary assembly, the cis parliamentary assembly,

election year. hyma is former chief of staff and advisor to the chairman of the democratic national committee.e you on. the current president's age, concerns about his standing amongst black voters — how big are these stumbling blocks for president biden? i think all of these things will be very important for the president. when you look at what he said this week and what vice president harris has said this week in south carolina, they're taking this election very seriously. here's the reality — former president trump is also up in age and can be seen in some of the same light so i think the president understands that this will be a liability in some ways but he's trying to figure out a way to use it as a sign of experience — he's been around for long time. it was said before, we know joe and joe knows us, and i think he's going to try to bring that back to the table and try to take the age off as a big liability. that will be tough among youngervoters, hyma. but it's notjust south carolina. looking at some of the polls, joe biden is not particular popular among democrats as well. how is the d

election officials cannot and should not be expected to combat sophisticated nation state-sponsored actors alone. over the past several years largely to the efforts of matt masterson and many others the election committee has made incredible progress improving the security and resilience of our election. i do not have enough time to detail everything but the federal partners of work with election subsectors to build partnerships we are better positioned than ever before to get timely and actionable intelligence into the hands of the owners and operators of election infrastructure. additionally our situational awareness on cyber activity and the cybersecurity risk landscape for election infrastructure has never been stronger. it's processes and procedures that the election community and the federal government have put into place to identify, protect against and respond to adversary activity that should affirm americans in the security of election infrastructure. i have a good example from 2020 i want to share with you that shows the progress in this sector. you may remember in october of 2020 lesson two weeks before the election day our director of national intelligence and fbi director held a press con