you know, we are here today at the national institute of health to talk about my administration's worklower prescription drug costs and put money back in the pockets of hard-working families and reduce government spending on prescription drugs at the same time. we are going to help people and cost taxpayers more, this will lower taxes as well as lowers costs for individuals. too many folks lay awake at night, i know from experience, staring at the ceiling, worrying what will happen if their spouse gets cancer or if their child gets sick or something happens to one of them. do they have enough insurance? can they afford the medical bills? will they have to sell the house? it's not easy to understand it. we all know someone who has been through that experience. it's not just about health care. it's about your dignity. it's about security. i think some of the [indiscernible] when i was in northern virginia, a distinguished looking woman stood up and she looked like she was in her early 40's, may be a little older, and she said she had a problem, and the problem was she could not afford th

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he's at the national institutes of health in bethesda, maryland. >> 20 years ago i was diagnosed with incurable blood cancer and have been on continuous treatment since. prescription drugs are keeping me alive, literally. my doctors have me on a four-drug come by nation that carries an annual list price of more than $1 million. just one of those drug, an oral drug, under part d, cost me more than $16,000 this year out of pocket. that's going to change next year because of the inflation reduction act. as out of pocket limits under the act begin to phase in and mine will be capped at about $3,500. it's life-changing. eloquiis is another drug i'm prescribed because i'm at high risk of a blood clot. the company that makes the drug have abused our patent system to keep prices high. my out of pocket cost for it is $32,000. but change is coming. eloquiis is one of the drugs that they'll be negotiating in coming months. as hard as we have worked to get lower prescription prices, we could not have done it without president biden's leadership. we're lucky he brings his own personal experience a

remembrance, the polish institute of national remembrance, so what we are seeing now is a rollback for 10, 20, 30 years, but really, a rollback to 1947, and you don't know this prosecutor of the institute of national remembrance do you remember polka? have never met, no, no, i don't know this person, and regardless of who he is, i believe that this person is really ignorant of history, very far from understanding any legal component, what the crimes of communism were, especially since the deportation in the framework of the vistula action is a typical the crime of the communist totalitarian regime , it is the same crime as the deportation of crimean tatars in 1944, as the deportation of chechens, as the deportation of ukrainians in the 30s of the 20th century from the soviet country, as the deportation of the same poles in 1939-41, so this is the justification for one of these crimes of communism, well, it can become a very dangerous precedent, which will lead to the gradual bleaching of communism as such, well, you see, today, the regions of the republic, balttia, they committed a

digits it is clear that not one natrazi rial will be transferred from nironk national institute. all the assets and liabilities that are transferred from the bank, in fact niro institute, to national bank , both of them are actually high-quality items. i explained both the deposit and the assets so that there is no doubt about this issue . banks should only ask the issuer of the check for the amount of the deficit of the amount of the returned check to clear the blocking of the accounts. the central bank announced again in the announcement that the check issuing banks, in case of blocking a part of the check amount in their current account and with our deposit, the difference between the check amount and the blocked amount in their current account, including from the location of the other account, can be withdrawn. at the bank branch, he can take action to complete the payment of the check and provide grounds for removing the bad effect of the check about 6 months ago, the central bank had notified this issue to the banking network, but reports and public complaints show that this

president biden discussing his work to lower prescription drug prices during remarks at the national institute of health. he highlights how the inflation reduction act enables the federal government to require pharmaceutical companies to pay rebates for drug prices that have increased over inflation. [applause] started the other day when i was a 37-year-old senator. this has been an ongoing fight, not just on my part but on the part of an awful lot of people. david, thanks for sharing our progress in lowering costs. and for life-saving medicines. weir here -- we're here today to talk about my administration's work to crack down on price gouging, lowering prescription drug costs and put money back in the pockets of hardworking families and reduce spending on prescription drugs at the same time. usually when you think about something that affects spend, you think it will cost taxpayers more this lowers taxes as well as lowers costs for individuals. too many folks lay awake at night, i know from experience, watching, staring at the ceiling, worrying what will happen if their spouse gets cancer or

memory, the polish national institute. memory, therefore, what we are seeing now is a rollback 20, 30 years, indeed, a rollback to 1947, and you do not know this prosecutor of the institute of national remembrance of poland, have never met, no, no, i don't know this person and regardless of who he is, i believe that this person is really

remembrance, the polish institute of national remembrance, therefore, what we see now is a rollback, not even by 10, 20, 30 years really go back to 1947, and you do not know this prosecutor of the institute of national remembrance of poland, have never met, nor do i know this person, and regardless of who he is, i believe that this person is really ignorant in history, very far from the understanding of any legal composition. what were the crimes of communism, you say that deportation as part of the vistula campaign is a typical crime of the communist totalitarian regime, it is the same crime as the deportation of the crimean tatars in 1944, as deportation ingush chechens, like the deportation of ukrainians from the soviet country in the 30s of the xx century, the deportation of the same poles in the 39th and 41st years, so this justification of one of these crimes of communism can become a very dangerous precedent that will lead to a gradual the whitewashing of communism as such, well, you see, today, the territories of the republic, balttia, they made a démarche against po

is already a form of support, this is already a form of support, we are a national center, a national institutert, we have already been on the market for more than 25 years, that is, we have a lot of experience, main directions, well, if we are called a national marketing center , it is natural that one of our main areas of work is marketing research, marketing services, and i want to say that we are reformatting our work in general, adapting it to specific the needs of our exporters, including marketing, we have created an analytical department, where we regularly prepare reviews by market, by region, by specific country, and it’s nice that this information is becoming more and more in demand, as from both government agencies and the companies themselves, that is, marketing, the second direction is procurement activities, which means that according to the new, our new powers, in addition to purchasing on the domestic market, we have developed this direction, and how we speak. turned it into a direct export channel, that is, we are an authorized body to support purchases abroad, primarily in co

ivan us, chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies, candidate of economic sciences, joins our broadcast. greetings, good morning. good morning, studio, good morning tv. viewers , well, you see, there are a number of factors cited by the national bank of ukraine, external support and financial, financial, this factor is from abroad from ukrainian partners, it has a place, it is not reflected here, but we obviously understand the situation where we are, of course, the external factor played an important role, because if it were not for this help from many, by the way , sources, that is... certainly, and the united states america, the european union played leading roles, at the same time, other countries also helped ukraine, and this allowed us to pass the 22nd year, and we can already say, allowed the year 2023 to pass. let's see how it will be next year, we see what problems there are in the eu and in the united states of america regarding the support of ukraine. at the same time, again, they are not the only ones helping us, and there is already some information tha

oleksiy izhak, an expert of the national institute of strategic studies, is now in touch with us. mr. oleksiy. congratulations, congratulations, congratulations, please tell me, today is that level military aid, and in particular in the form of such training of our military, to what extent does it meet the needs of ukraine today? needs, looking for what, if we talk about defense, in order to withstand such a rise of the russians in relation to the offensive, they are trying to advance. and possible strikes on infrastructure, which are not just possible, they are high-value, russia stockpiled missiles and drones, launched production, if we talk about what our partners call the winter package, in order to withstand this winter not having lost those assets that were in the previous period in relation to de-occupation, well, the year was not quite successful in relation to further de-occupation, but in principle. in principle, half of the territories that russia captured in the first weeks have been released, and in order not to worsen the situation, to withstand the infrastructure, n

well , let's talk today with oleksiy yezhak, an expert of the national institute of strategic studiesout such a trend of the american businessman's statements. mr. oleksiy, congratulations. i congratulate you. well, look, elon musk, yes, helped our forces a lot at the beginning of the war defense, providing them with communications. as if everything was. definitely the support of ukraine, it was wonderful, we really felt that such an extraordinary person, a person who will definitely leave his mark in history, supports us, it was cool, yes, let's just say, in simple words, then elon musk started to conduct some incomprehensible polls in their social networks, to think about whether crimea belongs to russia or ukraine, to suggest not to attack because it leads to human casualties, recently even... here i called again volodymyr zelenskyi to sit down at the transition table and for some reason did not call there, for example, volodymyr putin to withdraw his troops, how does it correlate at all, yes, that is, on the one hand, it is real. necessary help for the defense forces, on the other

by depositing in the national credit institution. ons , be a part of the economic growth of the country. credit institution of nations. hello, welcome to news 21. the leader of the islamic revolution emphasized in the meeting with the president of cuba on the formation of a global coalition against the aggression of the united states and the west, focusing on economic cooperation. iran and cuba on the track of development signed seven cooperation documents and a joint statement during the visit of the president of cuba to tehran.

yaroslav zhalilo, economist, deputy director of the national institute of strategic studies, was withs. well, let's continue, information about the property and income of ukrainian officials has become public again. the national agency for the prevention of corruption has opened access to the register of declarations of persons authorized to perform state or local functions. administration, while the nakc clarified that if it was not possible to find the data of a certain person in the register, this means that it has been requested to be removed from public access for security reasons. we will remind you that after the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, the register of declarations of civil servants was closed, and the declaration was suspended for the duration of martial law. in september 2023, the verkhovna rada of ukraine adopted a law on renewal. control over the wealth of officials. well, now we are in touch with taras kotov, head of the public control board of the bureau of economic security of ukraine, about electronic declaration and financial reporting. congratu

yaroslav zhalilo, economist, deputy director of the national institute of strategic studies, was togetherwith us. at this hour, thank you for your expertise. of course, when talking about finances , when talking about our budget, one cannot fail to mention something that also worries our viewers, of course, this is money for social expenses, yes, for pensions, for salaries of state employees, for probably subsidies, right? well, let 's run through it in order, so to speak , in general, are there any prerequisites now, we understand that our budget is completely subsidized, yes, half, we have half the expenses , double the expenses. that exceed our incomes, so shall we see on the background of rising prices for certain groups of goods and growth, for example, of pensions, minimum wages, etc., or until the war, let's say, in the near future, can we forget about it? of course, political statements about the need to raise pension salaries, they will be, at the same time, you know, i think that first of all our government should be guided by the fact that a really significant part of our expen

the deposits of the dear depositors of noor institute have been transferred to national bank. transferred from an institution to one of the most reliable and well-known banks in iran . there is no need to worry. today and on the first day of noor credit institution in national bank, the deputy supervisor of the central bank visited some of the established branches of this institution . you went to check your account . there was no problem. no, on thursday, we gave you the name s, for example, the team's regular orders can be reached. there is no problem. we came to work. we do it ourselves , our deposits will be transferred the same way we don't have any problems with bank melli, whether you lose your account or pay for your education, we don't have any problems . the accounts of these customers will be transferred to bank melli after 3 months. they can also transfer their own deposits , add deposits , reduce anything they used to do and any type of service they used to get, and that's enough. all employees of noor institute will be transferred to national bank my average exper

chairman and ranking member of the election committee . >> what is the commission of the national security institute? >> we are there to mixer america's protected well. we are a bipartisan group of experts from across the political aisle, we talked about and debate the issues of national security both technology, national security and all the issues facing our country, the wars that are going on today, and we advocate for a america leading by example in action. we believe america safer when america acts and supports its allies and opposes adversaries. we are that as a think tank, we are also an academic center. we train students, we educate a group of students at the law school. we also have undergrad students who get a instructor he degree of the law and we have graduate degrees of the law and masters degree for cyber intelligence and national security. >> what is the most important thing that the united states can do today to act and be that security in the world that you are talking about? >> we do not want to be the world's policeman, at the same time the reality is we are facing threats in vari

but nevertheless they renounce a number of their sovereign rights by transferring them over national institute are proud of, in this. our main difference is that you are talking about the absence of ideology, in fact , the task of strengthening sovereignty, and the president revealed specifically, there are three main tasks that are connected, firstly, with the external contour, with strengthening the position on the external contour, strengthening defense, and strengthening defense is the military-industrial complex, it is not only the army, the second problem is the internal stability of society, this is the development of the political system. and others, yes, of course, true, yes, true, did not define what kind of democracy he means, yes, well, we already had it under him, remember this concept at first, managed democracy, no, these are enemies, we had sovereign sovereign democracy, now development is going in this direction, we have strengthening of sovereignty, and sovereignty is before sovereignty, which is the power of the people itself, no, is not necessary, but sovereignty is the sou

attention by depositing in the national credit institution is the benefit that comes from helping thendustry and economy of the country by depositing in the national credit institution to increase the economic growth of the country . be healthy. no no, i arrived with a 20-minute desert. i go everywhere with a desert . i got a story. it's cold for 20 months. so tell me a cover for your motorcycle. gloves, hats, and jackets are also available. all in motion. sitting on the front page. o session of the first page. sacrifice page it is there. look on the other side of the fence, the pleasure of visiting is there. oh , the front page to justice. stand up , the burden on your shoulder, the burden of trust, stand up, the first line, the first line, the line of the people, your stronghold, your stronghold, this table, and there is hope for you on the other side of the table, the eyes of the martyr look to you.

so side 8 is known to damage human dna by interacting with proteins in 1985, the national institute for the search and environmental health and the indian concept for medical research conducted research. finding that 90 percent of the $1040.00 babies born to mothers expose to the toxic gas was born with congenital disorders compared to 1.3 percent of the $1247.00 babies born to unexposed mothers. this data shows a strong coordination between the gas leak and birth defects, but it was never released to the public active this question, the more deviations for keeping the data secret, alleging collision between the government and union carbide along with it's got, i don't know, dow chemical one of the victims that actually the b is helping children born to expose some bad it's percentage shane, got april wide stem. the 3 helps get and rehabilitation programs. she says the effects of the gas leak was also a disaster for environmental justice. the answer to understand the 340 tons of ways to send a room. but underneath that, the soil is filled with 1100000 tons of waste and it continues to p

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through their tax dollars, american pace more for federal drug research here at the national institute of health and other programs than folks in other country in the world pay for. we're happy to spend the money for research because they do such good work. it's a good thing. breakthroughs to save lives. but drug companies benefit considerably from that research. they could not make their own drugs without the research done here. taxpayers already are chipping in, paying a lot of money to get these brilliant scientists to go out and find cures. find anns to drug problems. to drugs. for -- or with the use of drugs for health problems. then they turn around and they charge americans more because they -- than anyone else in the world because they, the private companies, take advantage of what happens here at this institute. i think it'sout outrageous. i'm pleased to announce that from now on, part of the federal government that prepares for and responds to public health emergencies will make the so-called fair pricing a standard part of its contract negotiations with drugmakers. that mean

that was christopher from one year of the national democratic institute in dc is a reminder of our top story today. of israel has stepped up to its bombardment of the gaza strip, making the delivery of 8 increasingly difficult a new un report as warning that a quarter of the population faces extreme hunger. the growing risk of famine to june. for a documentary on how becoming a father changes, man, and we'll have more headlines at the top of the we want to be the number one for the crew to clean and her entire of crime, russia in module the cells one calling and they don't currency then she disappears . oh, so traced aside natural thriller about the world's most one said woman crypto queen starting december 30th on dw.

why it is necessary to talk about it, and this is bad and bad, but as the former head of the institute of national well, i can say that in matters of some historical assessments there, the institute of national memory formed the position of politics, not the other way around, in poland it was completely the opposite, when i met with my visavi from ipnu even on those... in matters of the same graves, and said that we we can solve the problem here and now immediately, you take on certain commitments, i take on certain commitments, he was not ready for that, because he had to agree with the prime minister, the prime minister with the president and that's all and yes, everything is very confused, that's why now , after the reboot of the government in poland, there is hope that this situation will improve a little, well, society is also changing, it seems to me that the situation is in the aftermath of this war, i saw what you were conducting . i haven't seen you have such diametrically opposed approaches, neither have i, although that we argue a lot, but it is with great pleasure that i meet with gryz

. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption ent and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] announcer: house democratic leader hakeem jeffries march the 11th anniversary of the sandy hook elementary school shooting up the steps of the capitol building. he was joined by members of the gun violence prevention task force who criticized republicans . the december 14, 2012 mass shooting in newtown connecticut resulted in the deaths of 21st graders and six educators. . mr. jeffries: good morning. let me begin by thanking congressman mike thompson and congresswoman hayes and congresswoman lucy mcbath and peoples of the task force for their important work throughout the years to address this necessary issue and thank other members of the house democratic caucus who have joined us here today. from the very beginning of the congress, house democrats have made clear that we are ready, willing and able to find bipartisan common ground with our republican colleagues on any issue, including gun saf

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[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> they have american prisoners released from venezuelan prison. they are on their way home from to the united states. we've secure the release of every american held in venezuela. they are on their way home. we have no higher priority than hostage release. venezuela thus far is making a commitment. it's not over yet. we will see if they hold them but we will hold them accountable. as a matter of fact, one hostage was sent home and that's one who is going to be tried. what else do i want to say to you? venezuela will release 20 political prisoners in 20 on top of the five. they are all venezuelans that have been let out of jail. they have a right to due process. that's all i want to say. host: we are back at open forum, taking your calls from tennessee , democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to call and

benefit from a significant profit by depositing in the national credit institution. in enhancing the economic growth of the united nations credit institution. welcome to news 21. submitting the 1403 budget bill to the parliament in accordance with the 7th plan and with several important features such as realism in incomes and expenses, reduction of inflation and economic growth of 8% up to

jamil jaffer is with george mason university law school's national security institute. c-span viewers have seen him in the past. this is sean in colorado, republican. go ahead. caller: good morning. jamil, the crisis is -- our constitution is at risk with renewal of this bill. tucker carlson was spied on. mainly right wing people were spied on by the brownshirts at the fbi and the doj. they are now prosecuting political opponents. you have got to be kidding me. this bills speaker needs to be killed. this administration is out of control and it shows how they can abuse these warrants. they need to get a warrant to go after any american. thank you. i hope our country survives this administration. guest: sean raises an important point. there are concerns amongst liberals and conservatives about government surveillance. sean makes a point about surveillance upon political opponents. it is a challenge. the thing about section 702, it does not authorize -- it authorizes surveillance against all americans. they would've had to go to a federal court and get a court order. i thi

categories of offenders admitted to the centers of the ministry of internal affairs and specialized national institutionsional system of russia. as a teacher-mentor, i often experience - well, not just negativity, but despair, because there are some two extremes, one extreme is that a child who has repeatedly committed crimes with the head of state and the boy’s parents also talked, hello, hello, yes, nikita, hello, can you hear me well, yes, good, great, where are you now? i’m in the hermitage, what are your plans? what, what would you like to see in the hermitage, that’s what you dreamed about? i i dreamed of visiting the throne room, the royal chambers , where they were, the throne room, but i was already in the throne room, yes, i was, great, yes, beautiful, beautiful, yes, very formal, i looked - all sorts of papers, i’ll give you a certificate they let me see this one, you also do music, right? yes, what do you play on, the glue? i play the clarinet, the clarinet , you won, i see, you even won an international festival, yes, great, i congratulate you, nikit, mom, dad are far away from you, no, not

benefit from a significant profit by depositing in the national credit institution. help the industry and economy of the country to turn around by depositing in the nation credit institution in enhancing the economic growth of the country . do it, kabir, the engine is in full motion, sit on the first page, sit on the first page, isar is there on the other side of the fence, look, the pleasure of meeting is there. stand up, justice is left on your shoulder, stand up. the first page, the first line, the first line, the line of your people, your stronghold , your stronghold, this table and hope for you.

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[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] >> why we were concerned about him remaining in this institution. the more people know about t. i think -- the email this morning also had a sway there and put it over the top as well. >> how confident are you republicans can hold on to this seat? >> i think they can hold on to the seat. this is the thing. in new york the county organization is probably -- not only new york but the country. they put everything, not just the congressional seat, but county executive, district attorney. i think in special election certainly they can hold on. the question is when governor hochul's attempt to redraw the lines to tilt the scale to give democrats an advantage in next year's election, depending how that shakes out is a different story. certainly in a special election i believe we can hold on to this seat. i have faith in nassau organization. at the end of the day it's up to the voters. it's up to the voters on whethe

the united nations institute for the relief and employment of palestinians also warned that the level of hunger in gaza is unprecedented and that water, food and medicine are used as weapons of war. is used and the continuation of the banbaran prevents the aid from reaching the needy. the international organization for human rights also emphasized the need for an independent investigation into facial violations he emphasized against the palestinians of gaza. thank you very much. until the next part of the news. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, hello, i am alireza hashem zadegan with the world today. first , let's see some pictures of what happened in the past 24 hours in palestine. um just last saturday uh we visited al shifa and they were telling us how they were sending surgical cases here because alathly had some of the only operating theaters left in uh northern gaza in gaza city and those are now no longer functional they don't have specialists they don't have surgeons uh they they don't have power they don't have water uh they don't have food they're doing their best wi