what all sky is, director of the national research institute of world economy in international relations of the russian academy of sciences. a real pleasure to have you on thank you so much for your time today. thank you. and i thank you for joining us as well as all the international life from moscow. without soon the of the land man. what is the more than a $100.00 to $1.00 that's a real thing to some like if you have a video of what all of the bill, the much initial data formulas of a nearby church of mine. and the mom was and i took a shot it's, i'm always, i'm always put them on one soul because they gave me the night. bad one most shifts if so yeah, there's all the way i can. i mean, if i'm right now like where is it like more, more for somebody, i'm gonna try it again. i thought was more than i got that i lose the i lose my food near phase or get anybody somebody want. but i'm, it is. so i don't want to finish or tell you here on the island, but i'm assuming that really oh man, oh yeah. the see what when i tried this, this is the which was where the but the and as little. yeah. an

over when i start drawing, i guess, a fuel door to avoid that off ski, the director of the national research institute of world economy and international relations of the russian academy of sciences. that's a big title for your daughter. it's great to get you on the program if you're there to thank you very, very much what, what, what a couple of days we've seen here in the russian capital with moody and must go to thank you. it's great to have you want what, what, what did you make of this? i mean, monique, just just receiving the order of sin and drew the a possible. it's the highest state a war that anyone can receive. would you say giving moody that the ward is, is um, is uh, symbolic of the relationship now share between india and russia. a uh, good afternoon. uh yes it's, it's very significant that uh, both president boynton and prime minister morty, have this movie officer, a presidential elections in russia, and follow them in 3 elections in india. and, uh, i, i would like to remind that the boss has of states. uh, they congratulate with each other with the successful, the 3 and i think for bo

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fauci, did the national institute of health fund the potentially dangerous enhanced potential pandemic pathogens, gain of function research at the wuhan institute of virology? >> i would not characterize it the way you did, the national institute of health through a sub award to the institute of virology funded research on the surveillance of and the possibility of emerging infections. i would not characterize it as dangerous gain of function research, i already testified to that effect a couple of times.>> so you are saying no?>> i'm saying no because i have said no multiple times. >> thank you, in the 2024 testimony, the nih deputy director said, i can tell you that the failure of the wuhan institute of virology to provide us with the data that we requested and the lab notebooks that we requested certainly impeded our ability to understand what was really going on with the experiments that we have been discussing this morning. my question to you, if the nih didn't inspect the wuhan institute of virology and nih didn't receive the lab books and data from china and the required reports from eco- health alliance were not s

like the anti-deformation league, jewish institute for national security of america, american jewish committee, united against nuclear iran foreign policy research institute. the uk is well represented by hardlineine zionists including mick davis of the united. zionist extremists too, but there are further links too, including that in its 2021 annual report, it discloses that it gave 100,000 to memory, designist media watchdog from by a former colnel of the idf. is this about justice for kurds or zinust foreign policy objective? as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. and i'm pleased to welcome back dr. phil bevenn as our guest today. he's an independent researcher and writer and he publishes detailed and thorally research material on range of topics on his patreon account and various publications and fell previously worked for jere

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our air with alina hrytsenko, phd in political science, chief consultant of the national institute of strategic. researchso ms. alina, welcome, good evening, and let's talk about this visit to the fashion render, fashion to kyiv, please tell me, if the results of this are to kyiv, to moscow, what i am talking about, to moscow, if the results of this visit are to be summed up, well, yes, i have not yet reached kyiv, unfortunately, for a fashion rendering, but what about what is lost, well let's hope in fact. as for the results of the visit to moscow, in principle, modi managed to achieve all the tasks that he set out to implement, all the tasks that he set before himself, the main one of which was to reach an agreement with putin regarding the citizens of india who were fraudulently recruited into the russian army and sent to the war against ukraine, modi managed to agree with putin that all indian citizens who had already been recruited should be released. domo, the second task was to continue bilateral cooperation in the field of energy, since in india the construction of the country's largest nuclear p

to iran scores despite voters plea for change. denny, it's a trend of it is a research fellow at the institute and national security and tell a v financing whether my suit possess k on has given any indication of how he will handle the conflict with the as well as well. uh, so you got the one beach still priority, that's for sure. and then we have to remember that decision is so this decision regarding these rallies being taken by the supreme either or not, the presence itself. so i don't think there will be a drastic change. but it is important to say that now we have a moderate president, that the secret, the national security council, they'll be wrong. actually if the body is ethical, made disagreement or want to do in advance like escalation with these well. so i think despite the fact that won't be a dramatic change, it's in soon or later. it's running a run was final stuff in the class. i think the fact that we have moderate presidents, we take it stolen, we have an effect on the one decision making process. so how much influence then will possess can really have, where can we see, where else can we

she's a research fellow at the institute for national security until it was previously the head of the iranian strategic branch. and is there any intelligence at any house must have possessed him given any indication how he will handle the conflict with israel? well, i think he's a one beat stop, right. ok, that's for sure. and then we have to remember that decision is so this decision regarding these rallies being taken by the need and not the presence itself. so i don't think that would be a dramatic change, but it is important to say that now we have a moderate president that seated the national security council. they'll be wrong. actually if the body is ethical made, this will be me the what to do in advance like this kaneesha with this well. so i think despite this probably won't be a dramatic change. it's in soon or later it's running a run was final. so if you to class, i think the cypress, we have moderate a president, we take it stolen, we have an effect on the one decision making process. and what effect will this have on the traditional iranian allies, such as hamas and hezb

around this course despite voters, please for change then it's the turn of it was a research fellow at the institute for national security until a beef. i asked him whether my suited possess scan has given any indication of how he will handle the conflict with these well, as well. uh, so you got the one beep stop, right? oh okay, that's for sure. and then we have to remember that decision is so this decision regarding these rallies being taken by the supreme either or not the presence itself. so i don't think that would be a dramatic change, but it is important to say that now we have a moderate president for the secret, the national security council will be run. actually if the body is ethical, may the supreme either want to do in advance like this kaneesha with this? well. so i think despite this probably won't be a dramatic change. it's in soon or later he's running a run was final. so if you to class, i think disciples, we have moderate a president, we take it stolen, we have an effect on the one decision making process. so how much influence then will possess, can really have what, where can we see? where e

ivan, ivan us, candidate of economic sciences, consultant of the national institute of strategic of researchs, well then, let's listen to the president of ukraine and the secretary general of nato according to the results of the summit, so they want to demonstrate strong support for you and... and the people of ukraine. allow me to pay tribute to your leadership, the heroism of your armed forces and the bravery of the ukrainian people. since our previous summit, nato allies have provided ukraine with unprecedented support, including tens of billions of euros in military aid. here in washington, the allies have decided to provide support for the long term. yesterday we have agreed on a substantial aid package for ukraine, first of all the structure with nato for providing assistance to ukraine in security and training nato will take over the coordination and provision. most of the security assistance under the command of a three-star general and about 700 personnel working at the nato headquarters in izbaden, as well as in khaba in the eastern part of our alliance, this will strengthen ukrain

like the anti-deformation league, jewish institute for national security of america, american jewish committee, united against nuclear iran foreign policy. research institute. the uk is well represented by hardlineine zionists including mick davis of the united jewish israel appeal, jonathan medelson and stuart pollack, both long-time israel lobbiists. of course, both levy and kaplin are well-known zionist extremists too, but there are further links too, including that in its 2021 annual report, it discloses that it gave 100,000 to memory, designist media. dog run by a former colnel of the idf. is this about justice for kurds or zionist foreign policy objectives? as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zayam university. he's also a co-director of the lobby in watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. and i'm pleased to welcome back dr. phil bevenn as our guest today. he's an independent researcher and writer and he publishes detail

like the anti-deformation league, jewish institute for national security of america, american jewish committee, united against nuclear iran foreign policy research institute. the uk is well represented by zionists, including mick davis of the united jewish israel appeal, jonathan medelson and stuart pollack, both long time israel lobbists. of course, both levy and kaplin are well-known zionist extremists too, but there are further links to, including that in its 2021 annual report, it discloses that it gave 100,000 to memory designist media watchdog run by a former colnel of the idf. is this? as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel, and i'm pleased to welcome back dr. phil beven as our guest today. he's... researcher and writer, and he publishes detailed and thoroughly research material a range of topics on his patreon account and

arrest the public health issue doctor country from the national virology fund potentially dangerous central janik function research is a brooklyn institute virology? >> covered not characterize it the way you did wrong the national institute of health to the wuhan subdued of virology and funded research on the surveillance and possibility of emerging infections, but not characterize it as they just cannot function research. >> you are saying no? >> i say no because i said no multiple times may 16, 2024 testimony nih deputy director that i can tell you a failure of the wuhan institute of virology lowballing data locally for perfect impeded our ability to understand what was really going on with experiments we have been discussing this morning. my question to you, if the nih didn't and nih didn't receive the lab data from china and reports from equal health alliance submitted, they relate, how can you definitively say nih did not want dangerous cannot function research? >> i go back to what i said, picking up function research by the regulatory definition does not include irises studied the mccarty unit know that if there were no lab work

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. >> a new study by the national institute of agricultural research claims hens blush when they're excitedcared. researchers found blushing for a few seconds indicated a reaction to excitement in positive situations, like waiting to eat mealworms. it also indicated a reaction to fearful situations like being captured. that knowledge could be used to assess their welfare. >> i mean, we all get pretty excited when we get to eat mealworms, so it's not. yeah, sure. >> but what? how would you determine that it was blushing based on the skin color, but wouldn't we blush? >> it's an embarrassment. it's obviously a different kind of reaction for them. >> yeah, right. >> because like they have feathers. so it's like they're feather colors don't change do they? or maybe they do. >> it's not like an octopus that can, you know. yeah. that's a good morph into different colors. >> maybe it's possible that that little bit of facial whatever right hypnotized. that doesn't really. it's a real thing. all right. a popular bay area sandwich shop is celebrating a milestone. ike's love and sandwiches opened its

national heritage list. according to the head of the cultural heritage research institute, 300 rituals are on the waiting list for registration. ashura rituals beyond borders. the most presence of persian poetry in iranian inscriptions in the world is related to tarjiband mohtsham kashanieh, what a rebellion that is in the creation of the world, and interestingly , we have this poem from myanmar, we have this poem in russia , we have armenia, we have georgia, we have azerbaijan , even tanzania and kenya are expressions of mourning for imam hussain, peace be upon him, is connected to the language and dialect, culture, behaviors and characteristics. tangible effect we registered the intangible under the title of ashurai and muharram heritage, among which , as you have mentioned, only tahzia, which has been registered globally, is one of the most common ashura rituals, breast-feeding, which is held in most regions, but among the ler and kurdish peoples, the ritual chamar is customary to have a chamargah in the middle of the city. actually, this chamargah is 7 concentric circles on which men and women line up and

the deputy official of the soil conservation and watershed management research institute, 83% of the watersheds are located in national lands, and the restrictive laws governing these lands have reduced the level of people's participation, according to the crisis management organization, from march 27 of last year to the end of may this year, there were 320 floods. billions of tomans in damages to different parts of the country , damages that according to the announcement of the natural resources organization can be reduced by 70% with watershed management. we all went to watershed management . he ruined the area, nothing happened this avesta did not fall in the area of ​​watershed management and according to what the country's watershed managers said. they say: in the last 3 decades and 125 million hectares of the watershed, the governments only carried out watershed operations in 33 million hectares . according to article 29 of the permanent decrees of the program, in order to increase the water management plan, i authorized the natural resources organization to use the 50% capacity of non-governmental organizations

material will arrive, and the corresponding laboratory of the institute of the national academy of sciences will be transferred first . and its researchn will already take place, which is why, from the point of view of carrying out scientific research, preparation for the next expedition, i can’t say that this is us... safety issues, issues of efficiency of work on the other side of the globe, they must be a priority, and as a result of this work, it’s not easy, i i repeat, maybe it’s not just a proudly, proudly raised flag of a country, the russian federation or the republic of belarus, somewhere, yes, in an unknown point of the continent, this is actually a foundation for the future, antarctica today and until the forty-ninth year is. neutral continent, which cannot be developed there, minerals, some types of economic activity carried out and so on, but what will happen after the forty-ninth year, no one knows, perhaps, well, perhaps this agreement will cease to exist, then questions will begin to arise , who was there, what they did, and well, let’s just say, what does it have to do with those natural resources or, in general, with

caucus released a report on the national crisis with recommendations for tackling it -- including increased funds to research the rise in black youth suicide. the national institutelth has since granted millions of dollars for the effort. >> as a black person, as a youth , you must have these blinders on, just like a horse in a race. because you can't look left or right. you just have to keep forward. fred: maxie-cole notes her son died just two days after george floyd was murdered by police in minneapolis. she says living in a society rife with systemic and structural racism is like having a headache that never goes away. and, she says, a stereotype of endless resilience within the black community can be taxing. >> i'm so sick and tired of being black and got to be strong. be black and be a strong woman. you could survive. i'm tired. everything in this house represents struggle. it represents somebody who came from up and under. and i get that. i lean on that. but sometimes you get mad because it feels unfair. it's like, my child is dead. well, i still gotta be strong, you know? fred: after her son's death, maxie-cole created an organization, "soul survivors of

he's with you at the national security team at the role united services institute has current research, just concentrate on the in the pacific region. now why does need to want to engage more actively in that region? thanks god. well, i think you have to look at the engagements of nights over time and see this is a kind of the 1st phase, 1st phase of partnerships was the period. but those are always in lodging and new partners where prospective members. in the 2nd phase of to 911, you had partnerships which were very much good. so the global war on terror acts. so what we have now is something new actually a paradigm shift, i would say it's not just another phase of nato's evolution and its own priorities . it's also a reflection of how the world has changed. europe in your logic is no longer a central in the world as it was. if we're entering a new kind of old well era, the center of that cold war is probably no longer your own logic, either it's in the in the pacific. and so this such a partnerships really reflects that our dime shifts and is not certainly a subbing nato's interest.

gradusov, director of the national center for electronic services, andrey kosovsky, general director of the central research and project institutests, kind evening, thank you for coming, we are glad to see you in the studio of the economic environment, but let’s explain to our tv viewers what digitalization is, what is the importance of digital development for the country’s economy? you know, of course, the definition. what do you think, artyom igorevich, is digitalization what is it, what does it mean to digitize business processes? this is the most interesting thing, because it is impossible to digitize without order, this is probably the most important thing in digitalization, because before we move on to digital, we must work out the order in processes, direct them in such a way that they are optimal, then they can be superimposed on the figure to speed up the entire process. arkadivich, well... the importance of digital development for the economy of our country, what is it in your opinion? the importance, as we believe, is mainly an increase in efficiency, which means an increase in profits, and the most important thing is

research institution. it is also a driver of economic growth. funding more than $92.89 billion in national economic activities across the nation in 2023. my small state of west virginia, nih supports 159,000 jobs and $148 million economic impact in 2023, alone. and this is in a state that we really don't see too many -- too many don't see us as one of the areas for medical innovation, but we are proving the nation wrong every day. the nih impacts every american in some way, and i hope to again work in a bipartisan way to fund our joint priorities such as finding cures and treatments for cancer, parkinson's, als, alzheimer's disease, and many other conditions that plague americans. as i mentioned, dr. bertagnolli -- i will get there someday -- it is a name like capito that gets mispronounced half the time, you think i would be better at this. i am trying, i am trying. she joined me at wvu and witnessed the talented, innovative research advancements that we are doing in west virginia. much of this has been made possible by the partnerships that have been fostered by nih over the years. resea

will be transferred to the corresponding laboratory of the institute of the national academy of sciences, first of all it will undergo its researchs why from the point of view of conducting scientific research, preparing for the next expedition, i cannot say that we are preparing for the expedition, carrying it out, then some kind of break, this process is constant, well, i’m on vacation according to orders for papers, but in fact... in the frame, as always, if we talk not only about science, but more globally, why in your opinion is it important in belarus to be present so far away on the sixth continent, you know, let's go back a few months ago, six months ago, let us remember the meeting of heads of state in in st. petersburg, alexander grigorievich lukashenko vladimir vladimirovich putin, when they opened a new wintering station complex in the inland east, at such a level it was emphasized that , firstly, research itself. polar regions of the earth for a country that considers, well, does not consider, but is taking steps to strengthen its position, its image on the world stage, they are at the level of space exploration, one

national ai research resource. a shared infrastructure to have the necessary resources to all sectors of our society with the's dan for human centered ai institute. 1 of the godmothers of ai. it is critical to ensure we develop ai that is safe, secure and trustworthy. and then to direct the national science foundation to stand up a pilot there and hard at work to make excellent progress in a short period of time and just last month making the first 35 awards of computational time to researchers across a variety of organizations and universities congress also needs to address the issue of ai generated content for a deep fake it has proliferated online with the innovation of generative ai they can provide benefits and in hayes -- -- enhanced creativity but also create widespread societal confusion as it becomes nearly impossible to differentiate between what's real and fake this has significance consequences for democracy and economy my bill will help solve the problem by directing to facilitate the developmental standards to identify ai generated content and also to label audio and visual content generated by the ai tools. and will ensure that co

research must remain eight national priority. i would like to see more attention devoted to substance abuse. the national institute on drug abuse receives only a nominal increase in the budget. she hasn't seen firsthand how west virginia is in the crosshairs and as we know, every state is in the crosshairs of opioid and addiction crisis. i would like to add, my voice in agreement with the chair on the recovery program for those with long covid and i know we have many in the audience today. [ applause ] i know we are dealing with the tough funding situation but investments in biomedical research are so important for the future of our country. before i close, i would like to address dr. bertagnolli again on something we learned last week. i want to comment on something that is concerning. for years the nih and leadership has taken the stance the nih funded gang function research was not happening with echo health alliance or the wuhan institute of virology in china. this appears to be false based on dr. d-backs response to house committee last week when asked if nih grant funded function research at wuhan, dr. answe

they must participate and joining me now from israel is offering shelah senior research fellow at the institute for national security studies and a former member of the knesset. thank you so much for being here with us so this is obviously a hugely contentious issue just to start with, do expect to see protests this weekend? >> i know about the weekend, you know, this is the shabbat here in as well and they are the facts of goods and services. >> shabbat. but yes, once those because people there's conscription orders, to come out and are sent and it's not clear, right? now who they'll be sent to. >> but i we do expect protests within the haredi community. >> yes this has been a longstanding fight and neither side is happy. >> i mean, those who wanted to see the burden is shared equally or are outraged at the low number of ultra-orthodox will be conscripted the way lower ratio than the population at large so how can they justify that look, could be the debate has been going on as he said, kim debates been going on for, for many years. >> it's been i think the first appeal to the supreme court was somewhere i

i'm joined in the studio by karthik nachiappan, research fellow at the institute of south asian studies at the nationalodi and why his chosen moscow as his first port of call since being re—elected? as his first port of call since being re-elected?_ as his first port of call since being re-elected? indian prime minister have _ being re-elected? indian prime minister have chosen _ being re-elected? indian prime minister have chosen the - minister have chosen the neighbourhood for their first visit but a modi has picked rusher. i think there's a couple of reasons,, it's the signal that russia's policy partner and not to show russia matters. second, ithink partner and not to show russia matters. second, i think india is a state that balances relationships both in the east and the west. and you've seen that in several ways of the last few years, arranger modi was in the g7, a very close partnership with washington and equally important relationship with russia. and just as you see europe and the united states experienced different kinds of political struggles, it makes sense for arranger modi to deepen and

have occurred . has come into being the head of niro research institute is one of his compatriots he wanted to help maintain the stability of the national electricity network by optimally using cooling systems such as using the water cooler and setting the temperature of the gas cooler to 24 degrees. in less than an hour, the national exam file of 1403 will be closed. more than 471 as of 8 am today. 1000 candidates of experimental science department competed with each other in 1700 exam areas. the exam of the experimental group of experimental sciences was the most crowded exam in the second round of the national entrance exam of 1403. yesterday, the test of experimental groups of humanities, mathematics and technical sciences, arts and foreign languages ​​was held. out of about a million volunteers there were 63 women and 37 men in the second stage of this year's entrance exam. announcing the results, as we said, the preliminary results for the field selection in september, the second half of september, the first half or the middle of september, and the final results , god willing, in the important first half of the year, will be accom

location professor at economic at the national university of single pul from johannesburg, which went by rena bureau son, who's a senior research at the institute for global dialogue and a specialist on the rick's block. and finally, at london, philip lagrano, who was a political economist and full of special adviser to the director general of the world trade organization, di is the, will older, the old world order, close to collapse. i don't think so much is close to collect spite. so it's certainly being question from all sides. the clips that you showed, the clips that we heard a few minutes ago with ones that were from what sometimes we think of as the global self. and they were critical of the international economic florida. one of the interesting turnarounds is that today the advanced economy used to reach economies out well, so critical of the international economic order. and how this comes out is going to be really interesting going forward. i don't think that we're going to have to be thinking about how we, we think categories it might no longer be breaks on global south or west versus east. but more groups of countries that have an a

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i could go on at length, one research institution found that there were 51 nation states in which they were active, aren't armed conflicts 2020. and again, 51 nation states in which they were active armed conflicts in 2021. so this claim that there was world peace under trump, or when he left office in january 2021. just clearly not not true on one of the topics that the foreign president hits on quite a lot on crime. >> let's play some of what he said last night crime rate is going up while crime statistics all over the world are going down how does that check out absolutely false. our crime rate is not going up. in fact, it is declining sharply of violent crime declined approximately please. 6% in 2023, according to preliminary national fbi figures. and then another 15% in the first quarter of 2024. so we're talking steep declines even steeper decline in murder in particular. and now, both murder and violent crime overall are at lower levels than in 2020. trump's own last final calendar year in office daniel inflation is a huge issue for both campaigns and the country. >> let's play

nationally as a hispanic serving institution. and chapman university, because of your leadership, is now known nationally for your science, research, arts, social sciences and school of law. president strupa, you are a man of intellect, and your drive will never be equaled. i wish you the best of luck in your retirement, as you return to your life-long passion of teaching math to the next generation. and i trust that you'll continue to be my friend and close advisor. congratulations on your well-earned retirement. thank you, mr. speaker, and go panthers. mr. speaker, today i rise to celebrate ms. norma lopez and her career fighting for southern california working men and women. ms. lopez is organized labor. her grandfather was a key figure in the efforts in california to organize farm workers. and even as a child, norma walked pickett lines -- picket lines and demonstrated solidarity with workers in her community. later she joined a service employees union when she was in her 20's. she quickly rose through the ranks to eventually represent 800,000 members. 30 years later, norma is leaving her role with the teamsters, but will cont

national and provincial administrative units, including municipal organizations. asia insurance, tejarat bank, sanayeh development and modernization organization, business studies and research institute, and the central building of new economy bank were cut off. vice president of sales and customer services of tehran electric power bozor also said that tehran's electricity consumption requirement reached 560 megawatts yesterday, which is the highest consumption level in tehran since the beginning of this year and also in previous years. according to the forecast of the meteorological organization , the heat will continue until next week, with the heat wave intensifying in the coming days, the ministry of health has warned about the increase in heat in the country. please tell me some questions and answers about heat up to now. in this situation, when the weather is very hot, who should be more careful, small children, healthy people, or those who have underlying diseases , in addition to this, pregnant women. it is also very important to be very careful, a one -hour heat wave may cause serious symptoms in these people. the heat does not have a specific period and will continue until

when he left office, there were active wars are armed conflicts in dozens of nations, in 2020, a 51 by one research institutions count. and then 51 and again in 2021, trump handed president biden ongoing civil wars in yemen and syria. of course, an unresolved israeli palestinian conflict, israeli, iranian conflict of warrant ethiopia i could go on for awhile, but i don't have time because there were so many other false claims. so let's adjust some of those. not even all of them. he repeated his usual lie about democrats having cheated in the 2020 the election. it's nonsense. he said, crime is going up. the opposite is true. it's gone sharply down in 2023 and early 2024 is now lower than it was under trump in 20 2020. he said, we have the worst inflation. we've ever had. again, not even close. it is three 3% right now, the u.s. record is 23.7%. he said there was no inflation under for him. it was low, of course, but not nonexistent. it was 8% total for his presidency, 1.4% year over year in the month he left office, he said the price of groceries is up 57 and percent under biden, it's actually 21%. he said democ

the virus, do you believe that the national health institute and the world health organization, purposely withheld and lied about cobit and other dana function research? and i live one miles from ground, 0 the nursing home in kirkland, washington, and soc slomo and other uh, governors put elderly in homes to make it worse and get the numbers up. so yeah, i call him mister file to you because i agree with margaret taylor. green, he should lose his license and worse, he has a new book out called on call taking no responsibility for his emails that tell us exactly what you just said. he knew about this decades ago, and, you know, i doubt he brags about all the royalty you see, and a scientist collected. but instead, put the blame on trump for everything, even though he'd been signing off on money for dana function research long before trump was even elected. and his wife was the chief at the cyst officer at an i. so allow that all like bonnie and clyde, sorry to say center or from kentucky, rand paul was on to him. they just told josh holly it came from a web market. still, these are evil people, and of course he went on mattel and called their 1st to s