>> about 750,000 federal ndc government workers. >> of those, how many would be furloughed during a government shutdown? guest: that is a question that is unknown at this time. the last shut down, that was about 800,000 federal workers furloughed -- i am sorry, affected. half were furloughed. half went to work and just did not get paid. host: we are four days away from a shut down. you federal employees know at this point whether they would be furloughed or considered essential employees? or are those plants still being put together? guest: in some cases, they know and are making preparations for what could happen. host: what are you telling your union members to expect? how should they be planning? guest: first, i am remaining hopeful. i am telling them to continue to call congress and ask them to not allow a shutdown to occur. i am telling them to prepare in the event that a shutdown occurs , prepare financially as best you can. as we know, it is hard for workers in america to prepare to not have a paycheck, but the best that you can, try to prepare. we are trying to make sure we provide inf

it is under the control not only of us, as operating organizations, but also of the ndc regulators of turkey so that we can train operating personnel in a timely manner. vladimir and his family moved to the town of selevka, the closest to the nuclear power plant, from belarus to belos and was engaged in commissioning work. here he supervises the installation of ventilation and air conditioning systems. the children supported me in this decision. and i have three sons, the youngest was born. here in turkey, not so long ago, on the fourth of august , a social package was provided for new employees; when moving, the eldest son studied at a russian school. the youngest attends kindergarten. e. they all adapted perfectly to the new environment, which we really like. everyone is happy with the staff who will answer. when the station is put into operation, people will live in a new, landscaped town; the quarters will accommodate more than 6,000 people. just recently there was a wasteland here. and today we have already found several houses according to the project , all conditions for a comf

i also want to bring up an article by ndc news because that last caller mentioned rudy giuliani. it says this article is from july 7, so both of these articles are recent. it says the disciplinary board for the d.c. bar association recommended friday that former trump attorney rudy giuliani be stripped of his law license over reckless fraud claims after the 2020 election. the panel announced its findings in a 38 page decision centered on a postelection lawsuit giuliani filed in the effort to dismiss thousands of votes in pennsylvania, won by president joe biden. "esther giuliani's efforts to -- mr. giuliani's efforts to undermine the 2020 election has helped to destabilize our democracy. his malicious and meritless claims have done lasting damage." again, not only has rudy giuliani been accused of spreading misinformation, but he is facing disciplinary action for it. guest: if i may, do not have to just trust the courts to tell you that all of these things are lies. these people have admitted they are lies when they are put under oath, rudy giuliani famously said this is not a fr

take their ndc's more seriously. they have seen what happens when you don't.need the risk reduction strategy. you need to put forward a plan on, what are we going to do in case this happens? libya has a very low level of precipitation. we don't even have a lot of rainfall. and they're like, flooding? what are the chances? there you go. that is what i am expecting. amy: i want to thank you for being with us. we will continue to follow what is happening in libya. nissa bek is a youth climate activist joining us from tripoli. coming up, how columbia university ignored women, undermined prosecutors, protected a predator for more than 20 years. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "crucify" by tori amos. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. a warning to our viewers and listeners, this story includes graphic descriptions of sexual assault. we spend the rest of the hour looking at "how columbia university ignored women, undermined prosecutors and protected a predator for more than 20 years." that is th

>> about 750,000 federal ndc government workers. >> of those, how many would be furloughed during a governmenthutdown? guest: that is a question that is unknown at this time. the last shut down, that was about 800,000 federal workers furloughed -- i am sorry, affected. half were furloughed. half went to work and just did not get paid. host: we are four days away from a shut down. you federal employees know at this point whether they would be furloughed or considered essential employees? or are those plants still being put together? guest: in some cases, they know and are making preparations for what could happen. host: what are you telling your union members to expect? how should they be planning? guest: first, i am remaining hopeful. i am telling them to continue to call congress and ask them to not allow a shutdown to occur. i am telling them to prepare in the event that a shutdown occurs , prepare financially as best you can. as we know, it is hard for workers in america to prepare to not have a paycheck, but the best that you can, try to prepare. we are trying to make sure we provide infor

government is forcing a mandate on green policy because all the green money has a flow through the small ndce for for -- for corruption. the beauty of a market system is there is a buyer and a seller and you have to agree. i have no problem with paying clean air, clean water and being green as long as choose it. it is freedom. the idea it is going through the swat etc. can aggravate inflation. that is the size of it. the main point is our government is now $7 trillion out of the $25 trillion economy. it is more than one fourth of the economy moving its way to one third of the economy. as i said earlier all of human it -- history has been evident of what has happened. if you want to run this through the federal government you're in for a disaster. host: are those topics going to come up this week in washington including the upcoming impeachment inquiry of president joe biden. do you think this is time to be talking about this with all the problems we have? do you support with the house republicans are doing in this impeachment and worry. inquiry? guest: i hope now i am sounding like a broken

government is forcing a mandate on green policy because all the green money has a flow through the small ndce for for -- for corruption. the beauty of a market system is there is a buyer and a seller and you have to agree. i have no problem with paying clean air, clean water and being green as long as choose it. it is freedom. the idea it is going through the swat etc. can aggravate inflation. that is the size of it. the main point is our government is now $7 trillion out of the $25 trillion economy. it is more than one fourth of the economy moving its way to one third of the economy. as i said earlier all of human it -- history has been evident of what has happened. if you want to run this through the federal government you're in for a disaster. host: are those topics going to come up this week in washington including the upcoming impeachment inquiry of president joe biden. do you think this is time to be talking about this with all the problems we have? do you support with the house republicans are doing in this impeachment and worry. inquiry? guest: i hope now i am sounding like a broken