neal added to it. the legislation we passed today builds on swift, devastating sanctions already being imposed on russia by america and our allies. we take this step with extraordinary unity not only within congress on a bipartisan, bicameral basis, but also between the congress and the administration. and we do so with historic coordination with our neighbors abroad as the members of the g-7 and european union have all agreed to revoke most favored nation status from russia. on behalf of the congress, i salute president biden for unifying our allies so that we could move together with this crushing blow. we will continue and we'll continue to make putin accountable for his despikable crimes -- despicable crimes as he violates the territorial integrity of ukraine. what putin is doing in ukraine, bom bombing civilians, targeting children, is outside -- madam speaker, it's outside the circle of civilized human behavior. he's committing war crimes, and he must be held accountable. with that, again, i urge

neal, and mr. doggett for their leadership on this bill to sanction russian energy exports, which i support, but i must express my frustration that this bill does not go far enough. on february president biden stated that if russia invaded ukraine, the united states would impose crippling sanctions. yet here we are two weeks after biden finally had the courage to call it an invasion and the sanctions are still being rolled out piecemeal. only last week the administration was telling us that sanctioning russia's oil and gas exports was not on the table. in the face of inaction, democrats and republicans in congress came together to impose the crippling sanctions the president had promised. but not followed through. the bipartisan bill would have banned russian oil imports and enabled the imposition of tariffs on all remaining russian imports to america. but the white house intervened and my democrat friends withdrew their support. instead, this bill bans only oil, the remaining half of russian trade

neal: thank you, mr. speaker. let me yield one minute to the gentlelady from new york, congresswoman maloney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york is recognized for one minute. mrs. maloney: thank you, chairman, for your leadership. mr. speaker, i rise in support of this legislation banning russian oil and gas imports and imposing additional sanctions to punish putin and his cronies for their war of aggression in ukraine. which has caused more than two million ukrainians to flee their country. president biden has already imposed swift and severe consequences, including yesterday's executive action. however it is the duty of congress to join the president, enact a congressional ban on russian gas and oil imports to the u.s., and send a strong message to the kremlin that none of our money will be used to bank roll shelling of eungan families -- ukrainian families. yesterday the oversight committee held a bipartisan briefing with u.s. and ukrainian government officials. the message was clear. putin'

neal and mr. brady for their efforts and we have another leg on that stool and it is called social security that congress hasn't addressed in more than 50 years and commend the chairman as we go through the process of markup. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i'm proud to yield one minute to the gentleman from arizona, mr. schweikert the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized mr. schweikert: it is nice to see we are all doing together. a bit of trivia, at the end of this decade, 22% of our population will be 65 or older. retirement security shall, besides the moral imperative, it's going to be the financial and driver of all, almost all sovereign debt and look, there are a couple of dozen provisions in this legislation, but they come together. if you happen to have a profession where you have a mandatory retirement age, 60, 65, the ability to do catchup or be a small business and know what you can contribute to your 401k instead

neal, and mr. doggett for their leadership on this bill to sanction russian energy exports, which i support, but i must express my frustration that this bill does not go far enough. on february president biden stated that if russia invaded ukraine, the united states would impose crippling sanctions. yet here we are two weeks after biden finally had the courage to call it an invasion and the sanctions are still being rolled out piecemeal. only last week the administration was telling us that sanctioning russia's oil and gas exports was not on the table. in the face of inaction, democrats and republicans in congress came together to impose the crippling sanctions the president had promised. but not followed through. the bipartisan bill would have banned russian oil imports and enabled the imposition of tariffs on all remaining russian imports to america. but the white house intervened and my democrat friends withdrew their support. instead, this bill bans only oil, the remaining half of russian trade

neal, i yield five minutes to mr. neal. mr. neal: i thank the gentleman from massachusetts and the gentleman from pennsylvania, both friends of ours. on this very important day, st. patrick's day, we are act knowledging an important anniversary. anyone who knows much about irish history, you know that anniversaries are very important. the acknowledgment of certain events that occurred throughout the sometimes perilous history of this small country of people north and south are reminded just how grim bloody sunday was. i knew those families and i recall that when the former prime minister of the u.k., david cameron, acknowledged, years after, in a public statement, in a speech he made on the floor of the house of commons, the then-prime min acknowledged that bloody sunday had victimized innocent bystanders. for a long time the argument had been made that these were paramill tares on both sides. it was only the test of history that fully act knowledged the truth of what happened on that day. their civil rights movement in the nor

♪ wayfair you got just what i need. ♪ >>> we're back with neal katyal and jonathan carl.ls to how we covered the mueller investigation. every 12 weeks, somebody was indicted. what is this body of evidence and the little glimpses we have seen of it suggest to you about the fact that there is just silence from doj? there's no evidence they've interviewed any of these people, that any of these people have lawyers representing them in a doj probe. >> well, as i said, the justice department standard is going to be whether or not there's criminal intent. and it's totally reasonable to me, as frustrating as it is, that they want to wait fgt congressional investigators to do their job first and i think that makes some sense here because you know, one of the reasons -- one of the things congress is trying to do, and the whole point of the filing yesterday, was to try and get access to john eastman's records. he was functioning as trump's attorney, even though he never had a signed engagement letter from him or anything like that. but if the heart of trump's defense is -- excuse me

sona founder neal is convinced that good mental health is all about brainwave frequencies and that his to a calmer alpha state. we have been conditioned as a society to view music john mayer, or different types of pop music all the time and we think that it's having this relaxing restorative effect on us but it's actually further engaging our brains, it's making our brains work harder whereas our music has a restorative effect on the brain. a 23% drop in stress levels, apparently. dutch outfit alphabeats monitors your stress levels and punishes them of they don't. it measures your breathing, subtly changing the sound of your favourite tracks along the way. the brain is always searching for the most optimal sound, so in order to get there it will just try to find solutions to get to a better music experience, and we reward the search for the best music. prescription sector, promising better health and a potential replacement to costly pills. we've just gone through one of the most traumatic experiences in human history, being able to bring goodness are you feeling relaxed there? no, eve

i'm proud of the efforts of chairman neal and the ways and means committee as we move towards a markup of social security and to bring this to the floor and then to vote it in the senate. with that, madam chair, i yield back my time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania , mr. joyce, for mr. joyce: i ask unanimous consent to address the house fnd a revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. joyce: we are facing multiple crises in our country. inflation is surging. gasoline prices are skyrocketing. and the biden administration is still refusing to act. in adams county, pennsylvania, a gallon of gas costs $4.43. that's $1.40 more than it did just one year ago. rural americans should not be forced to pay the price for president biden's failure to drill american oil. a failure that has led to the highest gas prices in our nation's history. in a recent survey that i conducted in my weekly newsletter, over 3,000 of my constituents responded and 96% of them reported that the rising cost of goods

luckily, we get neal frequently around here. so we hope to get you back to get into.is news. thank you, neal. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> there is another problem brewing tonight. the riot committee is discussing the texts with ginny thomas, is that supreme court justice thomas' wife. why was she backchannel withing with the white house about the election. we have other updates coming up and outcry as ron desantis signs what so many critics referred to as a don't say gay law. stay with us. a don't say gay lw stay with us ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some...rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred.

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neal, a lot of people have made _ their mps a. neal, a lot of people have made the _ their mps a.oligarchs tried to get out. if its property, it's not the most liquid asset. it's not the easiest to divest quickly. it is even more difficult to divest in a fair market price. some of these assets are not easy to get rid of quickly, even if you're not on the sanctions list yet. but i think it's certainly the case that that is the way things are going. i expect to see more of that over the coming months, and if you get an exodus of asset holders and investors, the price goes down. assets go down too. it’s investors, the price goes down. assets go down too.— assets go down too. it's been really aood assets go down too. it's been really good having — assets go down too. it's been really good having you _ assets go down too. it's been really good having you on _ assets go down too. it's been really good having you on the _ assets go down too. it's been really| good having you on the programme. thank you very much indeed for your company, neil. colonel vindman, i wa nt to want to show you

. >> clerk: seth neal is here, representing q-2. >> seth neal, good to see you. >> i am seth neal withhe q2 consultants. there have been two new community interests that have been submitted using the on-line forum, bringing the total to 59 communities of interest that have been submitted on-line. we have been working with the g.i.s. staff from the elections and the department of technology to create a map viewer that we'll use to be able to post the draft maps for the task force, and so we would be able to post, for example, the map that we'll be presenting at the next meeting on the 9, and so first, thank you very much to the people the staff has been working with us and helping us get set up very quickly. we've got access to the san francisco platform this afternoon, and we're still working on the map viewer to make it as accessible as possible. our hope is it will be live wednesday before the meeting, so our hope is it will be available on the 9. that is my update, and i'm happy to take any questions. >> thank you so much, mr. neal. members? there we go. mr. cooper? >> thank you, an

the term 1st appears in neal stephenson's, 9090 to sense fiction novel, snow crash, the book and visions, people living as avatars of themselves in a parallel virtual world. 30 years on the matter verse does not exist, but to day we have many competing different virtual worlds. let's take a look at some of the. there is not just one matter verse. there are different virtual worlds, including for example, crypto games in the sandbox, decenter land or roadblocks. you're able to build a virtual life for your avatar. but there's more enough her. how about a trip to paris hilton's hotel on a virtual island on mo, blocks for an entrance fee? you can have lots of fun paying and making money as possible in many matter, versus as each $1.00 can have its own crypto currency. in the game actually infinity, for example, you can profit from breeding monsters and letting them compete against other creatures. horizon worlds is the name of matters virtual world. here too, you can build things, play games, and meet other users. microsoft's mesh is planning to move the working world into a virtual space w

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neal is a model public servant we can all learn from. on behalf of orange county voters, i congratulate mr. kelly on his retirement an thank him for his service to our democracy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from iowa, mrs. miller-meeks, for five minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to speak on an issue that has directly impacted business and farmers across iowa's second congressional district. the last few years have been challenging for all of us. manufacturing has been hit hard with rising cost and supply chain disruptions impacting numerous sectors of our economy. although much of life has returned to normal since the pandemic began, the slow movement of goods through our economy is creating major headaches for american families. empty shelves are becoming all too common at stores. goods from overseas are being delayed by weeks or months contributing to higher shelf prices. we are facing unprecedented supply chain crisis. even though the administration and t

these ..eole, , ., , ., ~' potentially what awaits these --eole. , ., potentially what awaits these nealeery dark side to that we have _ people. there is a very dark side to that. we have seen _ people. there is a very dark side to that. we have seen this _ people. there is a very dark side to that. we have seen this russian . people. there is a very dark side to | that. we have seen this russian war before and there is a horrible echo even six days into this invasion, we have seen how kharkiv, residential areas have been bombed, with scant regard for civilian casualties, and we saw in kyiv today, the targeting of the television tower with two missiles which killed five people and also targeted a holocaust memorial. we have seen in the encircling of cities including kherson in the north, so supplies could be cut off in what could be a midi of your tactic of siege. russia knows what it wants, it is not the only military to do that, but the human cost of war were seen when western militaries went into iraq and afghanistan but russia's wars, we have seen them played out before and we are see

neal? >> i always wonder how people respond in ukraine.e actions that he has air strikes going on all over the country. he's recruiting volunteers from all over the world to fight the good fight, his fight against the ukrainians. they must have a roller coaster of emotions seeing how this progresses? >> i think they're pretty constant with their el motions. when they hear something out of putin, skeptical at best. they just don't believe what he says at all. there's all sorts of vulgar associations if you say the word "putin," you're going to hear some things you couldn't repeat in front of a nun that come back at you. but they're driven and they have great resolve they are going to pull this thing off, neal. >> so, when you're there and they hear what's happening in the country and they hear the raging debate over whether the polls could find some way to get migs into the country, are they hoping against hope that that happens? >> they are hoping against hope that that will happen. the phrase they use instead of no-fly zone is close the s

vision, neal, to show them you don't want me to not go fuck with us. good sky need cordelia, charlotte, that issue. we won't rushing it probably in my last oil that he thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be, can see that the wall crime are most emphatically yes, it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation control and legal nature operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body ah ah a shape out because of the applicant and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look so common ground. it was also a vicarious war. it was intended to show russia the new russia. they couldn't go too far. the some excuse. i was mean of what amiability author ask one i scenario niga, others vienna illegal staying up this year? we say no good. i'm here in the grocery, visio. oh, a national. he was lewinski scenario and that's not as bna with the thought, the psychiatry or say the one. yeah. don't school go doors. yeah. you know, yo

i'm all number old, pretty neal. restrain you show order showing a conflict, but are shown with it on the one i was immune. immigration was telling me to join us and you were good or evil to put me in the store on the way. i'm a conflict ah, please use a with a. c with, [000:00:00;00] with a with ah, now with the 3rd round of talks between russia and ukraine due to start late today, we cannot cross directly live to the head of the russian delegation. to really is vladimir medina, ski it welcome to art c. internationally worked. i was side as collected observations using unmanned aerial vehicles in the summer least, the blue miss shirley muted amicable alongside each of these cardozo travel channel, train nationals over a prevented those corridors from to with dose were being operational sub she and i will not repeat all the official messages which one of the minister of the fetzer what i will relay one episode that happened. oh no. yesterday english me upgrade you in the eastern real pull outs. cancel of mary pollock. you're on the one, a city which has now been a blocked embosser by

neal katyal is a former acting solicitor general and former law clerk for stephen breyer, also a professorlaw at georgetown university. as we wait for them to start, animal, some republicans clearly signalled yesterday they're ready for a fight, but ketanji brown jackson is not only experienced, she's had intense practice sessions, so intention, i think they're sometimes called murder boards. what are you watching for today? what does judge jackson need to do? >> yeah, chris, i've been involved in murder boards in the past for other nominees, and you know, i think there's -- it's very hard to find a nominee as qualified as judge jackson or, frankly, as savvy in answering questions, and so you've got to feel bad for the republicans. they signalled yesterday that they are vehemently opposed to her. they're just not sure why. they don't actually have a reason. let's hear today what they're going to say. i suspect it will be along two areas of inquiry. one, you represented criminal defendants, including a guantanamo detainee, how dare you. and two, there's a smear of josh hawley saying she's s

i've bb asking the questions of katie and you, neal, dan goldman on and off television and after the reason to suspect that folks at doj don't like the conversations being aired and a thing to pull back the curb tin on the feedback i get. you wanted an independent justice department. well -- i don't know what that means. but is it possible, neal, that there are people inside the garland doj who think the remedy to bill barr and jeff sessions and the tremp era doj is not to touch the highest figures in the other party isn't that the most political frame of all to place over decisions? >> 100%. i want an independent justice department. if a crime wasn't committed and investigated it absolutely fine. go -- i'll go home and say i'm wrong. my concern that it doesn't appear to be an investigation in the first place and with every passing day we learn why there should be. 7-hour gap of call record and then trump not just denying using a burner phone but knowing what it is. we know the company he keeps. keeping the pals over they bring a bottle of wine and prepaid phone cards or something li

i reach out to them and talk to them because i believe that eve, the neal, how g to the markets was and how they can make a living nozzles in life. most of them will aspire to lead designs. today's strong, already seems to have motivated several of the kids. many say they want to become fashion designers. just like bumper with fed spiral like what's even said, i want to be a fashioned design. i want to say because what's the swearing really a shot gun is already home to a number of stylish fashioned labels, but bum phone is brother now hope to take it to the next level. today. aqua to morrow, the world from ghana we head over to lay bury in the country is covered with rain for if government on the private sector. of course the was a walking hot resolved by the varsity in these types of forests. but the problem is, most of these forests are incredibly fake and difficult to traverse. so how the scientists know exactly what species are in them, if they can't only see them? a team from 4 nan floor international is taken a new approach to these problem. supple national park in liberia, 1800

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this is a churched occasion, a tradition started by to bow neal and ronald reagan when ronald reagan was president. in the first year it was just the president and the speaker as it is now. but in the years that followed, they were in important, special guest. you might be interested to know that wingtip o'neill had the first, he invited 16 members, 12 of them from massachusetts. [laughter] speaker pelosi: and then you came in the next year. the next year you were joined in each year since again, that is how we have celebrated saint patrick. we are grateful to the friends of ireland caucus led by co-chair ritchie neil. ritchie, mike kelly. [applause] speaker pelosi: david joyce. where's david? right there. [applause] speaker pelosi: again, bipartisan, bicameral. we are especially grateful to be celebrating the feast of saint patrick with an irish american president of the united states. [applause] speaker pelosi: the treasured ties between our two nations are very strong. even though the speaker of the house is not irish, italian/american, i've never had irish grandparents but i do h

. >> clerk: seth neal is here, representing q-2. >> seth neal, good to see you. >> i am seth neal withhe q2 consultants. there have been two new community interests that have been submitted using the on-line forum, bringing the total to 59 communities of interest that have been submitted on-line. we have been working with the g.i.s. staff from the elections and the department of technology to create a map viewer that we'll use to be able to post the draft maps for the task force, and so we would be able to post, for example, the map that we'll be presenting at the next meeting on the 9, and so first, thank you very much to the people the staff has been working with us and helping us get set up very quickly. we've got access to the san francisco platform this afternoon, and we're still working on the map viewer to make it as accessible as possible. our hope is it will be live wednesday before the meeting, so our hope is it will be available on the 9. that is my update, and i'm happy to take any questions. >> thank you so much, mr. neal. members? there we go. mr. cooper? >> thank you, an

these substances could provide a basis for neal and effective medicines. oh, not every treasure is made from gold and silver, and sometimes it can be found where you might least expect it. like in deadly venom . the world has over 200000 known species of venomous animals. and some of them have already provided us with active ingredients for important medications. for researchers, that's an invaluable find. disorganized medic, i'm in, i'm searching for a drug candidate and venoms. really is like hunting for treasure told us it's likely the next generation of medications we develop will be found in these though or toxins. we just have to identify the relevant toxin. it's yes, but that's not so easy. given the millions of molecules venoms contain tim luda is also researching spiders that are native to europe. as so far, little is known about their toxins in comparison to their tropical counterparts. and indeed, scientists have identified unique proteins and venom of wasp spiders, distributed throughout central europe. but how do they work? animals use their v

chris, she was there, pauline or judy of neal, i believe at the flock. the left edge of shame is a fixture on these not see a group. some of them used a batches, 4th, called kiera. and they were promised slaves and land from thomas was my family to for you only for the stl vehicle for them. come when you look, i thought i'd leave the deposit of shows or check seattle. john so but so it was the when you push on the middle the way in the chorus serrano grammar, we notice but all of those but i mean also for see did, ah, with animal rights demonstrations like this a commonplace in european cities. ah, who the whole population of don't but has been shown as a terrorist. we witness a huge information war, waged against the dorm with people and rush. everything basically would, was told in the western mainstream media was just absolute lie. and when i came here 1st, i'm in the beginning or 15, and i saw this beautiful people news. and i understood the magnitude of july i will she sure even i knew that these happen as why the reason why i can. but when i saw in

neal of massachusetts, mr. trone of maryland and mr. suozzi of new york, i inform the house that these seven members will vote yes on h.r. 3113. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cardenas, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote yes on h.r. 3113. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote yes on h.r. 3113. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. mceachin and ms. porter, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 3113. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. call heel yes, i inform the house the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 3113. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gen

neal ferguson talked about freedom of speech. one of the things i see us doing very wrong in our society, even those of us who are, let's say, firmly on the side of freedom of speech, is to think about freedom of speech, first of all, in some sense as a freedom, and second of all as a one freedom among many. this is not the case. the reason that christ is a carpenter is because a carpenter builds something, and a good carpenter is alied with the truth because otherwise the house that he builds will not stand. now at the same time, the logos is the centerpiece of a productive prosperous and free society, and that's because freedom of speech is no different from freedom of thought, and i mean that technically because much of what we do that we think of as thinking -- you will receive an answer if you formulate the question carefully. you can also divide yourself into multiple competing parties simultaneously engaging in internal discussion and analyze and strengthen and edit and revise the ideas that manifest themselves to you. and

neal crabtree, former keystone pipeline worker.und repetitive here, a lot of you have heard this before but again to neal's point oil trades on the open markets worldwide like a stock. it is not based on the immediate supply and demand in the moment. it is based on future supply and future demand in the moment and when the markets interpret something they're interpreting the price of something based on what they see right now and what they see coming down the pike. i liken to a company that announces earnings, handily beat the street and future guidance in after-hours and after that, reverse can be true. you're getting very bad earnings but the company is very optimistic looking forward. oil is the same. it is traded like a stock. just like that and was bid up from that moment on after this. e moment they heard, “you have cancer.” how their world stopped... ...and when they found a way to face it. for some,... ...this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda—a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of

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in particular, when it comes to the role of ukrainian neal nazi battalions. me sir, dilemma. i stop random people interview them, they'll tell me they were locked in their basement and couldn't get out. many say they shot at them to keep them from leaving by they, they mean the neo nazi battalions. and then i say on the washington post that these militants read works by count. i went to the former basis, whether on nazi symbols, i saw books about ss gods about muscle lini than we'll told about the nationalist organizations in italy. while here we see the real nazis holding the whole state hostage. i see people on tv talking about modernity, about morality, and they say that putin as a criminal who didn't, that putin is a criminal them. we are 10 times worse these days we are mocking the anniversary of the destruction of bel grade. tons of bombs were thrown at the city based on fake news. you can also remember iraq, syria, libya, afghanistan. but if you remind them of all this, they will not want to hear about it. meanwhile, thomas roper ro, for, excuse me, an independent jour

. >>> we bring into our coverage katy and neal katol and my friend michael steele is back. all three contributor. katie, we had to have you back because there's an open question. maybe you knew the answer about whether doj would match either in scope or intensity or commitment the 1/6 committee's work. that question is still unanswered but we have a broader scope of what they are investigating. explain. >> sure. from the subpoenas uncovered the justice department and federal prosecutors are asking far broader questions than the attack on the building. they want to speak to people that organized the rally and involved in the scheme to send fake slates of electors to federal officials to say that swing states that voted for biden voted for donald trump. seems to expand the questions that the justice department is asking and shows they have certainly been active in terms of investigation and evidence gathering. a reason we may not have known that is they had not yet subpoenaed people and they usually do the talking. justice department does the work in silence but asking people

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atlanta with, i'm neal, host of the, on the grievance of cost. and to me, it's clear we need to change the solutions or out the join me for a deep dive into the green transformation. for me to do for the van. ah, this is d, w. news africa coming up on the program lives on hold the african students facing an uncertain future as the war in ukraine. rage is on. so we're trying to see it in the shot field or so weeks that we have which school is going to accept those because we can't even get our transcripts because of what is happening. you will know how it tries before. they don't seem to understand that we don't have tries creek, thousands of africans, students have finally escaped to safety. some have made it back to their home countries, but all those and now stuck in europe without a visa, and without a place to study. also coming up on the program and you know, when i say i do have women i, we cannot speak off, we are not on the decision making. we have been men for men in what many are calling blatant sexism. women in nigeria are being denied

and he accepted the kennedy. lal mang club all the press, forsooth, neal, if you kenya is solvina on the if it is on for the keep on mcneally tire, they found kind of half off. zillow, tom, well know what the lead menu they're on the me on last. the song show extra, marcia, for puny, of put in, is early gaff, unique, hopeless, audrey gentle sort of sank on $1000000.00 at the show. and then for home for you, these exp, mommy tire on you can. today, i can announce an additional $50000000.00 worth of equipment that we will be sending towards ukraine to help out. but more than just the challenge in ukraine, there's a larger challenge around protecting and standing up for our democracies both internally and externally. and that means fighting dis information. we need to work together to defend and strengthen democracy for everyone in our countries. so today i can announce that canada is renewing the g 7 rapid response mechanism. the r r m was 1st introduced at the g 7 and shallow. why that we hosted 4 years ago. the strength and coordination between countries submitted to influence and di

yes, the neal markets actually really good example of the interconnectedness of international supply chains is primarily used in the manufacturer of semiconductors. which as you may be aware already in short lived, particularly in the automotive industry. so really sort of compounds those problems . but also a lot of neil supplies actually comes from russia as well, which presumably is going to be impacted. and what that means is, all of these particular, semi conductive tech are all to be the little computers that you have in it more closely. and i'm going to be there and you think of potentially 15000 different components. if you don't have one of them there, the other $15000.00 are not particularly useful. right. so how are industries and businesses and car manufacturers going to cope? well, trinity is what a short term problem. typically when you are setting up the supply chain, you will have more than one provider. so you go to your providers to try and make sure that obviously have an impact in terms of can they increase that production or in this fake? not because they were al

she's neal says, i'm going to continue to provide some extensive weapons and a little weapons never will have red line with want of course to be efficient, but we do not wish to be co belligerent. this is also the reason why i will not provide you with a movie channels model and put together with the german chancellor and a number of other european also interested upon the fact that in this context, we shall continue to work on incredible negotiated solution. this 2nd thing out of it is the necessity of preventing elation. this conflict, why nor looked on providing any protect which could be used by russia. close to argue that we provoked deescalate native has made the choice ukraine to put an end to the sport rule without going to war against fresh a strand we lost lee. i decided to adopt our post. sure. i wasn't hands to the news to cheat dixie treyjen perverted by no one your crane and consequences and least respect. i would like to say that france is very much holding his responsibility and lacking in solidarity from north to south the south of the eastern and flunked, you can see he

in this historically conservative country discontent and anger against traditional parties in their neal liberal economic policies, boosted, progressive, and independent candidates in the senate and the house of representatives. many most gone on a studio. we've had some rough times in the last few years, so i hope that the selection will bring some positive results and our country will change anything on when ready to look at. okay, i him, i think people are absolutely done tired and worn out that the expectations as citizens never materialized. unfortunately, our old political class has always played us as leftists centuries and right wing coalitions tallied votes in their respective primaries. the nights clear winner was gustavo paid through a lefty senator and former gimme yet, who received more than double the votes of his closest rival. right when candidate for that, he gutierrez, we saw contraction of the right wing and our growth, both from the centrist parties and mo, significantly from the left. but what this means is that there will be no single t or no single, a political blo

retreat and attempts to reach people trapped in the city will continue. jak e in this delisa laquata. neal, we will try to morrow again to evacuate people from mario problems. we will again do it tomorrow in front of the whole world in front of the politicians and leaders in front of the entire planet earth. but for now, these buses remain full of aid, but empty of people who want to leave leo harding al jazeera, russia's military admits the situation and some ukrainian cities is catastrophic. but says ukraine and its allies are to blame. when, when you've done as you go out, so no green you, the humanitarian situation in ukraine, unfortunately continues to rapidly rawson, and in some cities has reached catastrophic proportions. armed ukrainian forces mines in the residential areas, new destroying bridge is an infrastructure. as a result of those criminal actions against their own people, this is the action of the ukrainian authorities. i did, those people are forced to survive without eating food, water, or medication that'll do. russian forces are continuing their, pushed to encircle the