remember it now, but, but it’s interesting, right now next to me is the director of the national energy security fundreat thank you for being with us, hello regarding this pleasure.

remember it now, but, but this is interesting, right now next to me is the director of the national energy security fundprofessor of the financial university under the government of the russian federation, konstantin simonov, our well-known expert, konstantin vasilyevich, thank you very much for you are with us, hello, kind, as for this pleasure, probably masochism, word, thank you very much, but no, i, i’m not in the sense of a quiz, i guessed right, yes, well, word, you guessed correctly, no, i meant, but nevertheless it’s true, because well... it’s naturally in the interests of the united states, but you need to sell these decisions to your voters, you need to, accordingly, then the picture arises that the russian bear has woken up again, he’s now will eat ukraine, then it will take over us, so we must stop it with sanctions, military decisions, well, in fact, that’s why this skating rink of sanctions continues to operate, although by the way there is an element of inertia, too, why because political the tasks have been set, the bureaucracy must constantly prove its effectiveness, that... now everyth

energy structure for kharkiv, sorry, today energy security is, an important component of national security. show us what will happen in the winter, where are the fundstralized energy system. we have the sun, russia will not take it away from us. where are the funds for that, or where are some projects for that, so that every osb can have some kind of sunny little one put the station on the house and power the whole house from it. where are these projects? they scare people, psychics are sent to people and they think that this will replace it, the east has already shown in a survey that it will not replace the failure of communication between the government and society, hurray communications are no longer effective in kharkiv, this is what i will say, listening to the comments of these psychics, in kharkiv, people generally criticize terikhov's government, but we know... that he is there, well, not him personally, but the most popular mayor right now, the most popular mayor, we don't have much time left, though they bought cables and some wires for one and a half times more expensive, there is a ridiculous amount, but, well, there are 10-20 million h

the department of energy has national security responsibilities to protect energy security and oversee the nation's nuclear weapons program. they conduct an overseas taxpayer-funded research and development, providing loans and grants to help commercialize energy-related technologies. these hearings are essential to ensure that the department is taking to its core mission and is a responsible steward of taxpayer resources. these hearings are essential. members will also have an opportunity to examine the department of energy's expanded budget request as this year they are requesting $51.4 billion. since fiscal year 2021, the budget has increased by about $12 billion, about 30% increase. after three years of president biden, american people -- administration light up session to transition everyone away from fossil fuels is training household budgets. putting the american dream further and further out of reach for many struggling families inflation is out of control. skyhigh energy prices and persistent supply-chain shortages are impacting our economy and our safety. from groceries to electric bills, everything costs more under the energy policies of president bide

immense responsibilities to protect america's energy security and to oversee the nation's nuclear weapons program. doe also conducts and oversees taxpayer-funded research and development, and provides loans and grants to help commercialize energy related technologies. these hearings are essential to ensure that the department is sticking to its core mission and acts as a responsible steward as -- of taxpayer resources. these hearings are essential. members will also have an opportunity to examine the department of energy's expanding budget request. this year, department of energy is requesting $54.1 billion. since fy 2021, the doe's budget has increased by about $12 billion. that is about 30% increase. after three years of president biden's war on american energy, the american people are suffering. the administration's blind obsession to transitioning everyone away from fossil fuels is straining household budgets. it is putting the american dream further and further out of reach for many struggling families. inflation is out of control. skyhigh energy prices and consistent supply chains frontages are impacting our economy. from groceries to el

labour has announced that its national wealth fund will invest around £8 billion in various energy securityew wealth fund is going to come from. you know, i had the i had a minister on a moment ago and i simply said to him, you know, where will these jobs be? 650,000 new jobs. where will they be? what will they pay now? why? what's in it for me as a voter? and it still feels as though there was no specific meat on the bone, no specific detail came through on the topic of arms and guns. mark white, our home security editor, did a report fantastic report on the fact that the vast majority of guns, more than half, in britain , are coming from abroad. britain, are coming from abroad. now we're going to cross now to rishi sunak. he's on the campaign trail. let's join rishi sunak now . hi, everyone. hello sunak now. hi, everyone. hello hello, hello. >> how are you doing? very good. lucy, thank you for the lovely introduction. >> great to be with you. >> great to be with you. >> lucy is going to be a great mp for ely and east cambridgeshire, she's getting more investment in. she's getting those po

energy in this whole war for russia being funded by the oil price. we turn right should -- russia into the -- china's discount gas station. first economy and national securityh dakota we can produce low carbon fuels if you want to have low carbon density fuels that suit with innovation. the subsidies around the cars as team china. we are already doing this in north dakota. >> i want to make sure we touch on the border to. and i think a lot of these things are tied together. most republicans and a few democrats have been critical with the president is doing. without the left in the right there is more coming, many of the executive actions president trump took during his time were discarded by the bottom ministration when he showed up it's easier to do that then it is to overcome something passed legislatively, the white house says this has to be solved by congress. president trump was in the white house and had the house and the senate and this didn't get solved. what would a trumpet ministration maybe a workup of ministration to actually solve problems? >> we know president trump knows how to shut down the border and we know our or -- own border patrol can

dependent on russian energy this whole war for russia b is being funded by's oil prices we turned russia into discount gas station. it hurts the disaster it hurts national securitynd north dakota we can produce low carbon fuels in north dakota. if you want to have a low carbon intensity fuels let's do it with innovation the subsidies around cars is team china we are already doing it in north dakota. shannon: that we can actually touch on the border because you mention national security i know you think a lot of these things are tied together. most republicans a few democrats have been very critical of this recent executive order may people mount on the left and the right we understand there's more coming. many of the executive actions president trump took during his time were discarded by the by demonstration when he showed up it's easier to do that than is overcome something passed legislatively the white house as it's gotta be sold by congress. president trump was in the white house and had the house and the senate and just did not get solved. holy trump administration may be a trump burgum due to self concrete issues at the border question works we know presi

energy's national nuclear security administration. additionally the bill starts to address some of these risks that were taken on by the biden administration by partially restoring funding to the sm-3 production line which is part of eguys system that so successfully defended our ally israel against iranlistic missile attack. finally it requires the space force to budget and plan to integrate cutting-edge commercial systems. mr. speaker i'm very proud to bill as it directly affects so many thousands ofse families that live in the fifth congressional district of colorado. which is home to five major military installations. i commend the work of this year's quality of life panel. led by representatives bacon and houlahan which resulted in sweeping and long overdue improvements for the well-being of our service members and their families. .. as i stand here today this is the last time'll speak in favor of this legislation. i urge my colleagues to keep a close eye on the horizon where there are storm clouds gathering in memory of passing this bipartisan duty to provide for our defense. i strongly encourage a yes vote and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro te

energy security, but also the next generation of jobs for the next generation of jobs for the future. rich, did you want to add anything to that? yeah >> so gb energy alongside the national wealth fund, which is about leveraging in private sector investment because, you know, government has a big role in encouraging the private sector to invest as well. and then we've also made a commitment. and it sort of goes back to the point that you were making as well, to insulate 6 million homes during the course of the next parliament. and some of the next parliament. and some of that will be grants, some of that will be loans. but the best way to bring down people's energy bills is by, reducing the need for energy in the home in the first place. and all of those things are about bringing good jobs, paying decent wages. that's the way to make people better off good jobs, paying decent wages, getting people's energy bills down. so tackling the cost of living and also boosting our energy security and independence, because one of the things that we saw when russia invaded ukraine is that we are too reliant on countries, dictators abroad that don't share our values for our basic needs, as well a

memo directed funding away from carbon-intensive initiatives overeast, they wantennings projects with national security implications. now taxpayer dollars are being used to subsidize clean energy initiatives abroad, while our own electricity prices are still outpacing inflation. we should not allow unelected bureaucrats to impose costs behind closed doors. our nation needs major regulatory reform, and this amendment is a crucial step forward to a more transparent and accountable government. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment to restore congressional oversight over burdensome executives actions and require that any major rule be approved by congress before taking effect. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? ms. lee: clapp. i rise in opposition to this opposition, and let me say a couple of things about any new rule. any new rule is required to assess the potential cost and benefits of such a rule change and submitted to o.m.b. in some cases, it may make sense to pursue such a rule. in many cases, the benefits will outweigh the costs, and the rule making process is designed to take these