mission to the united nations, she also worked at the nsc and the treasury department.ere that unfolded over the weekend. so why would putin allow lukashenko to talk himself out of this, you know, crushing of the wagner group and prigozhin in particular? what's your read on whether he'd been able to do that. >> you know it's funny because lukashenko has always been the follower in this case, and it almost feels like he's having his 15 minutes, and she's showing that. he's trying to come out here like some kind of peacemaker which i guess technically he was, but this is not somebody who has previously shown high levels of intelligence, somebody who's certainly not loved by the majority of his people, and i think he's enjoying coming out as though he's the one who prevented violence, he's the one who saved his bro putin and puts him in a good position with both putin and prigozhin which lukashenko is going to analyze is going to be great for him later on. because he wantsputep izhis corner but if he's having prigozhin living in belarus he myth be able to benefit a little

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the nsc is preparing to raise prices for verification via sms.er , experts interviewed by the building believe that it will not be possible to quickly switch to this format . clients are already accustomed to banking messages, in addition to the introduction of new algorithms. we'll have to spend tens of millions of rubles. car lending in russia is gaining momentum, according to nkr experts. portfolio this year banks. in this segment, it can grow by 14-16% to almost one and a half trillion rubles , previous estimates were more modest about a trillion rubles . at the same time, according to experts, the market will continue to grow. mainly due to a further increase in the average check due to growth, prices and supply disruptions , motorists are in no hurry to change their cars for new ones. the us recession will come in the second half of this year and spread to the next such forecast was presented by the head of bank of america, while the unemployment rate will rise to 4%, and at the end of last year we predicted a recession already in 2023. now

fact the question of ukraine's membership in nato has been resolved and even the advisor of the nato nsc spoke about it literally. a week ago, she clearly stated that this is not being discussed, ukraine will be a question, they wrote i just would like to hear you talk about the dates when we will already become a member of nato. no, i think that this is a normal invitation , but they speak, for example, at the nato summit and say: we are not just a country , but we are inviting ukraine to nato. yes we submitted an application. no one objects to our entry, friends. well, i say it once again, this is our interpretation, because i see a lot of things now, betrayals, they say that all of ukraine is gone. i just clarified and i am updating why i am asking you such a question , a viewer who thinks like this will better understand why exactly such a discussion arose. well, he will understand why it arose, because we have a lot of problems that need to be solved on the way to joining us three days ago axios publishes information about what allegedly joseph biden said there that we don't need uk

we have other rural properties and the nsc, i cannot immediately say that this will have a significantact on the ukrainian market in general, let's say the alsin market, and on the number of goods on our market, especially considering that among a significant part of the flooded lands is located on the territory that is not yet controlled by ukraine. and therefore, unfortunately, we would not be able to get them anyway, at least in the near future, although you know the period when, with various data, ukraine is preparing for a counteroffensive is not excluded, that this territory will return to our control there in two months, but for now let's live like this, we live in the present day, so it's hard to say now when we will restore control , however, part of the lands under the control of ukraine that suffered the loss of this flooding in relations to let's say other control ukrainian territory, it is relatively insignificant , therefore, to say that this will significantly affect food prices in ukraine i cannot yet. and if the situation with unemployment with the economic potential o

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system in a few months, however, in in an exclusive interview with our tv channel, the head of the nscd doubts about the feasibility of these terms, when in 2015 we created the payment system world, it took longer time than a couple of months. and you know this despite the fact that the intensity of passions was much higher and the need for its own payment system infrastructure was significantly higher than a and the expertise that was collected in the hands of the sec with the full support of the state. and how would you know even with equidistance from all market players that it did not create any competitive contradictions inside. even with all these observed conditions , it took more time. the first contracts have already been signed experts drew attention to the growing interest of the forum from partners from china and india and vietnam maria kudryavtseva alexander merkuriev, maksim ninth, taikin dmitry shevelev vesti, st. petersburg. egypt has applied to join brigues , the russian ambassador to cairo, georgy borisenko, said the main reason for the transfer of trade to an alterna

system for several months, however, in an exclusive interview with our tv channel, the head of the nscressed doubts about the realism these terms, when in the fifteenth year we created the world payment system. it took longer than a couple of months. and you know this. despite the fact that the intensity of passions was much higher and the need for its own payment system and infrastructure was significantly higher than a and the expertise that was collected in the hands of the sec with the full support of the state. and how would you know even such an equidistance from all market players that did not create any competitive contradictions inside. even with all these conditions met, it took more time. the first contracts have already been signed. experts drew attention to the growing interest of the forum from partners from china and india and vietnam maria kudryavtseva alexander merkuryev, maxim the ninth aikin dmitry shevelev vesti, st. petersburg. milan thalia and the whole world said goodbye to silvia berlusconi, thousands of italians came personally to the cathedral. pay tribute to

for its own payment system infrastructure was significantly higher than a and the expertise that the nsc gathered in the hands of with the full support of the state. and how would you know even more equidistant from all market players that did not create any competitive opposition. whose inside even with all these observed conditions, it took more time. the first contracts have already been signed experts drew attention to the growing interest in the forum from partners from china, india and vietnam maria kudryavtseva alexander merkuriev, maksim ninth, taikin dmitry shevelev vesti, st. petersburg. more than 17,000 people from 130 countries and territories over 150 business meetings and sessions this year the st. petersburg international economic forum is held under the motto sovereign development is the basis of a just world, traditionally , business agreements and contracts are concluded on the site and companies present their new products. so with behr reported that approved responsible finance policy. it describes in detail its mission and principles, and also establishes a transparen

infrastructure was significantly higher than a and the expertise that was collected in the hands of the nsc with the full support of the state. and how would you know even such an equidistance from all market players that did not create any competitive contradictions inside. even with all these conditions met, it took more time. well , not only a statement was made , the first agreements were already concluded on the eve of the first day of the st. petersburg economic forum, and here are some of the international rosatom and sri lanka agreed to build a nuclear power plant with a capacity of up to 300 mw, the minister of economy and commerce of kyrgyzstan said that he had agreed with russian companies, as well as other foreign partners on the creation of a ski class in the republic and the uralchem ​​group of companies. uralkali intends to ship 80-90,000 tons of fertilizers as humanitarian aid to africa in the near future. they were blocked in the ports of europe, i remind you that in november last year uralchem ​​has already agreed on the export to africa as part of a humanitarian mission o

burns you had conversations with by jake sullivan, the head of the national security committee, the nsc in washington with his counterpart in geneva. so kind of set the tone and the americans have pegged an agenda item very clearly, which counterpart in geneva. so kind of set the tone and is that we come again to a point where we have military to military exchanges because situation over the past few months and we heard it in the piece has become increasingly volatile. it's not just been sort of incursions in airspace or where american jets and chinese jets have encountered one another. that's not just happened once but a few times. the same thing is true in the maritime arena and the navy is coming too close to one another and not an ability to interface with one another very directly. so it's very clear now this potentially even this visit, even despite the biden comments, opens the doors for what is planned and already on the docket, which is that janet yellen, the head of the fed is supposed to have interactions with the chinese john kerry, the head climate envoy of the united state

or the nsc staff katie carlos. or the deputy assistant to the president. or the white house digital director. or the press secretary for the first lady? or the nsc director for counter terrorism. the chief of staff for the office of digital strategy. the director of strategic communication and engagement. the white house counsel and associate director for communications. you get director of clinical -- those are government officials? correct? >> yes. >> and what is so interesting is that all of these members of the executive branch, all of them have communications, thousands of emails between them, and twitter, and meta officials. where they demand that hosts be taken down and censored. i will give you a couple of examples. and then we will see if you still feel so strongly about your words. january 23rd, three days after the inauguration. at 104 a.m., clark humphrey of the white house emails twitter and says we are flagging this post for you. hey folks, wanted to flag this tweet. wondering if we can get moving on the process to have it taken down. dot dot

. >> to make sure that i understand, how much did the nsc do about the defendant, the development of this wagner movement? kirby: the dispute and the tension between wagner and the russian ministry of defense was widely known. all that tension was public. i'm not going to talk about intelligence matters. >> [indiscernible] what should we call what transpired over the weekend? imagine a, coup, or tempted to -- a mutiny, a coup or an attempted coup? kirby: i'm not going to slap a bumper sticker on it. >> was the objective really to host him -- putin from the kremlin? was it ever the wagner group's intention? kirby: i will let the parties speak for themselves in terms of what motivations there were for these actions, that is not some thing that we can accurately or even appropriately speak to. what i can speak to is that we make sure we stayed lashed up so we have all the same kind of perspectives with our allies and we made appropriate medications with the russians about our obligations to protect our diplomats and make sure they knew that we were not involved. >> you described early a

. >>> we want to take you live to the podium in the pressroom at the white house, where nsc spokespersonhips, one chinese, one american. >> they brought up rights of human rights as well, as we always do. it's important to have the communication vehicles open. it's important to have conversations. i think we're a lot less worried about the date on the calendar than what's what's on the agenda when we're talking to them. >> reporter: despite verbal concerns and communicating our displeasure, is the united states having any response to back china down from the increased aggressiveness? >> we continue to quay that message. obviously we're not in control of their military assets or leaders. they -- we urge them to make better decisions about how they operate in international airspace and sea space. whether they acknowledge those rules, they are the rules of the road, and for a nation such an china that continue of continues to doi nines those rolls, you would think they understand when a vehicle is operating in international space. as i said earlier, we're going to keep flying, sailing, oper

no response from the united states, thank you edward lawrence at the white house joining me former nsce metzl former w.h.o. expert committee member as well founder of one shared world also the author of the must read hacking darwin jamie great to see you. thanks for being here this morning. >> great to see you, maria always my pleasure. maria: we have a lot to talk about first i want to get your take on an bulletinkin trip spy balloons police situations refused to answer about covid 1, what do you think is going to get done from this meeting? >> i don't think there is going to be any major progress i do think it is very important for united states, china to have some kind of connectivity we had that with soviet union even in the darkest times of the cold war. but i agree, it should not be that we're just begging for a relationship, when china has one provocation, after another you mentioned before all kinds of altercations in south china sea china flying planes, interfering with our military ships. there is all kind of troubling, i you a applauded administration for trying to build a r

. >> reporter: just to make sure, kirby, that i understand, how much did the nsc know about the development of this wagner movement towards moscow before it started? >> as i mentioned to kelly, the tension between wagner and the russian military of defense was widely known. >> reporter: we didn't know it was rolling towards moscow. >> i'm not going to talk about intelligence matters. >> reporter: so what should we call what transpired over the weekend? was it a mutiny, coup, attempted coup, armed rebellion? >> we're not slapping a bumper sticker on it, ed. >> reporter: was the objective ever to directly threaten putin or the kremlin? >> can you say that again? >> reporter: in the u.s.'s assessment, was it to directly threaten putin or the kremlin? >> i won't comment on what their -- it's not something we can accurately or appropriately speak to. what i can speak to is we made sher sure we latched up with our allies and partners and that we made appropriate communications with the russians to protect our diplomats. >> reporter: you were describing early attempts to talk to the russians about

then on saturday in you're reporting with the team, the nsc issued a clarifying statement. >> that'sy something that's been there for years. that there's been this base for years, since 2019, that they inherited the problem. it's interesting because it's similar to how they phrased the situation with the supply balloon. when that happened, they said we inherited this chinese had beeng these surveillance balloons for years prior to ars coming into office. they're opening themselves up to accusations that they're playing these things down because they want these talks to happen and lincoln, of course, schedule to go to beijing later this month. >> in fact, very, very soon. in fact, we were told in a matter of weeks. this is basically don't blame us, we inherited this problem, and let's not -- the subject we think is maybe let's not mess up a relationship with china right now at a critical time. >> that's the criticism they're facing they'll reject that. it's a difficult situation. they want to bring down the temperatures. >> for very good reasons. >> on the other hand, there's this ris

how much did the nsc knew about the development of the wagner movement towards moscow before it started. >> as i think i mentioned to kelly, the dispute and the tension between wagner and the russian ministry of defense was widely known. >> rolling towards moscow. >> all the tension was public. i'm not going to talk about intelligence matters. >> thank you for doing. what should we call what transpired over the weekend? is it a mutiny, coun, counter rebellion? >> we are not slapping a bumper sticker on it. >> the u.s. assessment, was the objective to threaten the kremlin or putin? was it ever the wagner group's intent to directly target putin or the kremlin? >> i would let the parties peek for themselves in terms of what transpired and what motivations for these actions. it's not something we could accurately or appropriately speak to. what i can speak to is we made sure we lashed up early and have stayed lashed up to make sure we all have the same perspective on this and approaching the same way, and appropriate to protect our diplomats and make sure they knew we were not involved. >>

what's happening on the ground and there would obviously be talks with the state department and the nsc at the same time going on continuously. i would be reaching out to the european commander, general covelli who is also the sack euro commander finding out what his assessment is, certainly yens stoltenberg the nato secretary-general and then i think you have to look at some of your nato allies. the front like states like in the balkan. people understand russia well i know what's going on and we will see if they have any interesting insights. i would try to tap as many sources as possible to find out what's going on and how the united states and nato and others may play a role may help ukraine make their way through this next 24 to 48 hours as the situation develops. >> former u.s. defense secretary is speaking with cnn earlier. ukraine says its air defense systems have destroyed more than 20 missiles. fired overnight around keith. italy's two people were killed and eight wounded when debris hit a tall building during that attack. in this out another free people died of following russi

declassify these documents, and from the book peril that robert costa and i did we recount in detail two nscin which trump talks about the iran top secret contingency plan for attacking iran. and this is the most sensitive of sensitive documents. and if you go through it you realize that general milliand general mckenzie, who's the sentcom commander in warning of iran, going through how would we attack, what would the casualties be, how many ships would be sunk? this is the kind of stuff that is at the top of the top secret chain. >> this is not just top secret, it's top secret sci. >> yeah. >> sensitive compartmented information. doesn't get anymore sensitive than that. >> and it's the detail about how we would attack and it is trump. you know, it's milley's plan, he's required to have these contingency plans. but it's trump who raises the issue. it is on june 3rd, 2020, at the white house, they've brought general mckenzie the sentcom commander to talk with trump about withdrawing from iran. and then trump says, i'm sorry withdrawing from afghanistan. then trump says well, what have we got

nsc spokesperson said the companies can do business in china as they see fit, developing into a big campaign a strategic decoupling which means when our military component parts, our medical supplies, we've got to produce the supply chain elsewhere than china. that doesn't mean we have a total decoupling of our economy and i think that is why some business people are there. >> reporter: as china tests the u.s. economically it also failed to live up to the phase one trade deal while president biden chose not to trigger the enforcement mechanisms written into that agreement, the chinese as you just said sent a warship to cut off an american ship in the taiwan strait. >> our intellectual property and that of the our allies to build their economy and build their military and now of course militarily where they're challenging a united states warship. >> reporter: so experts in china, experts on china see this as connected. the communist party looks at all of this as a connected series of events. the u.s. historically looked at each issue separately when it comes to china. back to you, cheryl. che

when we were gathered in hanoi that in one nsc meeting, they around the table and chet straw wrongly disagreed with the president, with president johnson on a point. and he was going to say no, mr. president, that's not right. even if i have to resign and we're going to do that. and they went around the table and everybody said, yes yes, yes. and chet, who had had more experience in vietnam than anybody else at the table, and he pursed his lips to say no, out came yes because johnson wanted a yes. and that's the way as yes as fred, fred and frankie and another did and bryan and others have written. i mean, that was what was expected. so if you have as the as the management ethos, i don't think you're going to get good decisions. and i think kissinger was much the same way, except had a hold on. kissinger yes, sure. going with this other with mcnamara, one of the great advantages we all now is if you want to know what they were talking, we can listen to the tapes and hear what they were talking about. and there's a powerful it's clear that johnson was not interested in hearing points

state department and the nsc are in beijing where they had a, quote, candid and direct discussion withid these increasing tensions. will ripley is "outfront." >> reporter: on the streets, in the skies, and on the sea, rising rhetoric, and the u.s. warns real danger of military confrontation. a growing list of u.s./china flare-ups, fueling fears, anti-american sentiment among the chinese public. chinese media blasting the air waves with outrage. a recent chinese poll reveals more than half of those surveyed have a very unfavorable or somewhat unfavorable impression of the u.s. the u.s. keeps picking on china, says this man in beijing. it feels like the u.s. is bullying china. another making his views clear, i don't like the u.s., all bad things in the world are caused by the u.s. u.s. polls show many americans have similar views about china, even in polarized washington, countering beijing has rare bipartisan support. from the taiwan strait to the south china sea to singapore, the u.s. and china seem to be spiraling closer to conflict. on saturday, a near-collision on the taiwan strait,

or the nsc director for counter terrorism, the chief of staff, or the office of digital strategy. the director of strategic communication engagement, the white house associate council director of communications, the deputy director of digital strategy, in the strategic direction additional communications. those are government officials, correct? >> yes. >> what's so interesting is that all of these members of the executive branch, all of them have communications, thousands of emails between them, and quota, and matter officials where they demands that post be taken down and censored. i'll give you a couple examples, and then we'll see if you still feel so strongly about your words. january 23rd, three days after the inauguration, at 104 a.m., clark humphrey of the white house emails twitter and says, we are flaking this post for you. hey folks, wanted to like this we. wondering if we can get moving on the process to have a get taken down. dot dot dot asap. then, on february 7th, and email exchange took place between twitter and white house deputy assistant to the president, direct

the goal of nsc is to employ in coordinated research strategy to minimize the devastating effects of -- law, better known as white mold, which causes serious economic loss by negatively impacting crop quality and yields the impact there growers bottom lines. this is also white -- as a soybean producer as well finally, trade. since this subcommittee jurisdiction includes trade issues, we would like to take this opportunity to urge you to renew support for expanded trade and new trade agreements. with this competitive environment changing the, particularly in a post fund pandemic world, u.s. trade needs -- around the world, we continue to suffer from loss markets in the eu and uk as a result of years of retaliatory tariffs. also known as 2:32 tariffs. prior to the tariffs, the eu was a large importer of u.s. dry beans. this topic personally hits home for me. as a representative of the united states dry bean counsel, i personally had the opportunity to attend back-to-back trade missions to the eu and uk. while the tariffs were in place, we met with government officials such as the uk de

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nsc national system of payment cards came up with just such a system and in this system all identificationit is connected to the system. 200 banks transfer is faster than by card, as soon as the bank receives the order client after 1 millisecond. after that, the money is debited from the account of the account. through the code , the account of this bank is credited to the recipient's bank account and the next millisecond. they are credited to the beneficiary's account for the security of the responsibility of the bank. the most basic thing to record payments is, well, first of all, data encryption from data integrity in transit between the client payer to the clients of the recipients this happens every day. there are many times an exception when a client receives a one-time verification code it should not be shared with anyone svp is the same as transfer by phone number, the travel period of the arduid is not safe for me, if it is not dynamic, and in the picture there are scammers , well, superficial, for example, like this, there are and will be such cases, most likely, yes, but here ag

the board reports on progress to the nsc thrc, the board, the subcommittee that she cannot recall attending for a number of reasons. then over the page, please. slowed for a number of reasons. then overthe page, please. further down the page. excess deaths, that was one of the work streams in which work was completed, wasn't it? you referred earlier in your evidence that you were aware there was a work stream in which work was done. iadmit stream in which work was done. work was done, stream in which work was done. work was done. i'm — stream in which work was done. work was done, i'm not _ stream in which work was done. work was done, i'm not sure _ stream in which work was done. work was done, i'm not sure whether it was done, i'm not sure whether it was completed because we had to do further— was completed because we had to do further work on it when the pandemic struck _ further work on it when the pandemic struck i— further work on it when the pandemic struck i was— further work on it when the pandemic struck. i was pausing to recollect correctly — struck. i was pausing to recollect co