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prime minister of hungary the first in a thousand presidents ukraine's hand, and as the deputy head of the opclaims during the discussions, the prime minister and the president discussed the orientational path of ukraine at that time and zelensky invited viktor orban to kyiv, the president of ukraine quote repeatedly invited prime minister orban to arrive in kyiv, in ukraine, to sit down at the negotiating table about all aspects, in particular, to talk about those that concern ukraine , we are ready to offer our approaches as to how to solve it, ihor zhovkva told journalists well, let's see if viktor orban will have the courage and spirit to come to kyiv to visit us, i'm watching what 's crawling there are alarms again in some regions of ukraine, missile danger has been declared, in particular , it is the vinnytsia region, now mykolayivska , please stay in shelters in those regions where there is already an alarm, it is obvious that they will continue this week to terrorize the russians in the inherent manners, we will now involve the mayor of konotop, for now we will read the actual amount

head? >> i wrote an op-ed about this last summer. bottom line is it has been a stunning success in every way, shape or form. and 70 one% of america's youth were unqualified to serve, and out of 79%, the trend is in the wrong direction, obesity, medical issues, physical fitness issues, academic issues and so you get to the point, produces 34,000,017, 24-year-olds, when you do the math and get to 79% and the remaining 20%, those who are interested in serving and come up with a number like 350,000 young kids so the army/navy, coast guard, spaceport all competing for share of those 350,000 young kids who are qualified to serve and interested in serving and have to scoop up half of that group to meet their recruiting methods. that's not sustainable. out of a nation with 34 million young people we should have a lot more qualified kids. that's attributable to far bigger social and demographic changes that we can't necessarily address, the question is so what? some 0. 5, 8, 10, 15 years from now what happens when you know qualified young peo

against fakes and disinformation in our studio today alexander ratamonov military expert head of department from the op-kremlin. 9 vladimir kuznetsov prank journalist valan and alexey stolyarov prank journalist lexus thank you for the audience alexander , you understand very well that if these guys are in our studio, it means that now there will be a prank from someone from the united states. you probably yourself will tell. and you name of whom whom did you call? this is a continuation of our story with john bolton. and when we talked with him, here is the name of the ex-president of ukraine poroshenko, and at the same time we asked him to contact someone from the ministry of defense, he says, i’ll translate it now, wait. come on, let me give us contacts bring us together to make it easier for us communicate. and just like that, he recommended such a character as the former us secretary of defense to the government of donald trump marco esper mark esper was the former us secretary of defense from the nineteenth to the twentieth year. yes, he has been in this position for a year. prior to that, he was

up and show you what kind of fruit has grown at this stage op, it has not yet matured, but you see, here it is about the size of a person’s headtch today on our tv channel. c i. why do we still call the dead full today, more than ever, it is important for each of us to know our origins, as well as how to preserve the historical and cultural heritage and pass it on to the younger generations with the director of the center for research of the belarusian culture of language and literature of the national academy of sciences of belarus alexander of the belarusian people and not only watch this weekend in the fashion for culture project only on our tv channel. this is a sphere of interest and we are now continuing with the exchange rate, and so the current rates for the national bank, the dollar has fallen in price to 2 rubles, 68 kopecks. the euro costs 2.94 for 10 yuan they give 3.97 belarusian rubles, and for 100 russian 382 belarusian rubles belarus according to the results of the past entered the new frontier of food supply, exporting products worth $8 billion, a serious result, in which there is one important pattern of more

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op. it is leadership, what can pete buttigieg at this point do, as head of the department of transportationy the situation i mean what lodge lodge logically dan he do. >> experience before ian and hurricane irma you can still get on the ground, ascertain what is moving too slow because of his title position in administration, he has the force of will to either a, get to president to get it done quickly or move resources in much more expeditious fashion i have seen it done frs handed on the ground, where you work between agencies, and i know if i make a call i say hey i know you said you are going to do this but it need to happen tomorrow people hop to, that is what you can do you don't need cameras following you around i would respect him more if they weren't following him around to do that 37 but that is work do you when elected capacity or leadership capacity. maria: we are also wondering about money to ukraine the president in poland, as you know, house oversight committee chairman james comer wants one of biden's former associates to testify about biden family influence peddling in chin

of the african, the union assembly have for all to get their head all to see it in the government. official from members can 3 to be in the op, need to speak a commission chairperson, what's a fact? mohammed said that infrastructure energy and digitize ation our economy, will i love raging pop a shot? prime minister abbey, a 100 all for the rest on the conference. tell you about your time on the principle african salvation to african problem. while the physical of african solutions love to come problems is widely raised in the scope of conflict. it is imperative that we begin to extend this principle to, to a wide range of peace and security issue, continental for security. and for so vanity is one such issue out continent is not only will able to fit itself, but can become a bit bucket of the wallet. you're in secretary janet island pony alba perez paul. the death in believe that africa has their wells off. not for our resort, but have not yet been able to use them properly. speaking off the regions property show the african continent free thread agreement. it was the largest pre thread area and to bring together the $55.00

head. opera. singers like some deep and dead radical songs have consequences. in 2022, a communal ride broke out after a hindu religious procession turned violent in central india hindered pop op and slogan hearing was heard on loud speakers before them inside did mall brand riot. many muslim homes will burned down and chop. so lou did a fail town going up, thought of it was around 7 pm. in fact, our thought of it is 60 people came running it down. we just lifted our children and ran to save our lives. golden eagle. but don't let them do that. if they don't, they will also burn us of our medical law. we're law, nevada and the police are houses and shops were burnt. oh no, i guess get back all my savings. gone up. tom on de la dead one. well, the one was, is that these murder kids would even they were playing the songs on the d. j system on gal. what other, when they saw the mosque in the crowds stopped there, played the songs and started dancing like that. a lot of me long and then get the lighting. they had swords in their hands on it's an id. no, no, we'll say half am i will do you take responsibility when an untoward incident like that i, it breaks out after your songs upda

culture, this is olena honcharuk, the head of the cinema museum and a two-time winner of the competition for the position of general director of the dovzhenko center. ophone. it's good day or not, but it's the second time you 've been elected and something goes wrong again. congratulate me on another working day, what is your current status? are you currently performing the duties of the manager of the dovzhenko center of the state register of the unified state register, which is a confirmation of the powers of all managers. i am the manager of the dovzhenko center. i am officially now working as the head of the film museum of the oleksandr dovzhenka national center. in your opinion, this is again the story that the state agency does not want to sign with you. well, i did not sign the contract how can this be explained? why is this being done? doshkina does not interpret it as not wanting, but the contact that i saw yesterday for the first time on the last day, well, the deadline for making it, when it is legal , within legal limits. and does not want me to sign this contract, since the most controversial clauses in it are those against which the cent

op-ed said norfolk southern puts profits over people. this is hitting the o'river in multiple states. listen to the head of the epa. the wheel bearing broke, it would have derailed anyway. watch buttigieg attack trump over that and his explanation for showing up three weeks late. >> the ntsb has looked at automatic braking for a number of years. and it certainly would improve safety. for this investigation and this derailment. it would not have prevented the derailment. even with ecp brakes the derailment would have occurred, the fire would have ensued and the vinyl chloride tank cars would still need to be vent and burned. >> you water down regulations and weaken the power of the administration to deal with freight railroad companies then you show up wanting to be a great friend of the people impacted by a rail disaster disaster. i tried to balance two things. my desire to be involved and engaged on the ground, which is how i'm generally wired to act, and my desire to follow the norm of transportation secretaries. liz: critics say with each passing day buttigieg shows why he should not be the transportation secret

head to the work site. most of them a hide in construction, is a messiah gable. you know, good at that. to put op says he holds a master's degree, but was forced to leave his village because his job doesn't be enough. does contribution out bought buddy wall? it's very competitive. there aren't enough jobs that are fuel gorman, jobs, and private companies don't be. well, it's also difficult for us to get paid on time. the government should fix a minimum beach for daily ridge workers make us i say, i want to ask you and you tube we have solid cancer asking which regions are most affected by the economic inequality? is it related to religion or to cast? what were you going to add and what do you make of what the daily laborers were saying there? yeah, so i just wanted to, i thought for the, for the question of who exactly is losing on who is exactly is getting most affected by different quality and down could, is very straightforward countries. the muslim then margin late been it's also the informal cause which was throwing in right now on the screen which form majority also for then government esti

maria: a great op-ed, also says i disagree with colleagues on federal ethics ground as well we spoke with mark shafir co-head m&a at citigroup talked about regulatory environment one other issue for deals to go forward another thing in the way of economy slowing down joe. joe: why business confidence in 90s most quite low maybe larger blue chip companies higher confidence because they have ability to lobby regulators, but confidence numbers are terrible reflects economy very soft propped up by federal reserve, prices are high, again, the regulatory structure not conducive to businesses planning long-term solutions, capital intense business like energy that is why households pay so much for cost of living not getting supply companies intensified to produce when you restricting to merge increase productivity it hurts wages real faijz first two years of administration shrunk at fastest rate since jimmy carter, i want to talk more about that lee you pointed out final paragraph serving as ftc commissioner has been highest honor of professional career i must follow my own advice resign in face of continuing lawles

but on the op opposite side of that, liz, in the event that this thing does fall apart, activist probably headsack to the $60 level. right around that area it was trading, you know, a year and a half or two the years ago when this news first came out. so that is something that i would be watching. if it because fall apart for whatever reason, i think it absolutely negatively impacts activision way more than it does microsoft. liz: i don't know, they've got clash 18 billion in cash on the books. we'll be watching it all. we encourage everybody to go on foxbusiness.com, the story about activision blizzard and microsoft, it's an an exclusive, check it out. brent and scott, thank you. we're coming right back. hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq if you shop at walmart, you know you don't always have to go to the store, ♪ because when you order on the walmart app, everything you need is right at your fingertips. ♪ so no matter ho

headed to the southern border next week. us house speaker kevin mccarthy will there on thursday. there's an opal immigrants saying the mexican government had been plotting to push a wave of illegal immigration as soon as biden was elected, knowing he would do nothing to stop it. this was in the post in an oop op-ed. your thoughts on what you can accomplish now after 5 million have been apprehended at the border. that doesn't include the got away, more than a mill p i don't i -- millionthere. >> for the last two years there has been no oversiepght, under nancy pelosi's reign as speaker of the house. people are not immune though this. every state is a border state. we seed the fentanyl overdoses, the record amounts of fentanyl seized at the border. we see massive amounts. the past month was another record month for the biden administration on illegal immigrants crossing into our country and so part of these oversight hearings, one is to highlight the problem for the american people and then, two, using w that testimony, using te things we gained from that to write legislation, to correct the wro

head from your home country. >> yeah. >> martha: why? >> you look at all of my interviews, all of my opalk about, my whole life i could never talk about politics. only thing i was focused on was human rights violations and, you know, political prisoners in my country. that led them to put a bounty on my head. the one thing last night, having conversation, people in congress, they were like, have you heard from the president? i was like, unfortunately not. it's unacceptable how the turkish government, foreign government put a bounty on american citizens had in u.s. soil, and we are just waiting to hear from the biden administration and we hope to hold a five-minute conversation and find solutions. >> martha: we hope you get that. very quick thought on lebron james, obviously a lot of attention on him, big milestone that he reached what you would like him to reach another milestone when it comes to china. >> of course. he is one of the best basketball players, obviously come up with these human rights violations especially when it comes to china, and we have to call it like it is. >> mart

heading east or u.s. military operating areas off the coast of the u.s. in that area it is a large op.s for others. this is the latest chapter in a long history of spying between these nations. recall the ep three collided with the fire had back in 2001. back in 2016 the pentagon is stealing a drone used by the u.s. navy. just over a month ago a chinese fighter jet came within 10 feet of u.s. spy plane flying the south china sea is for you see here collecting information from chinese radars and other electronic signatures. asked how long the chinese spy balloon stair of the u.s. the pentagon refused to give an exact number. >> will continue monitoring we assessed it be over the united states for a few days. >> and that means is chinese spy balloon could still be over the country when present invited makes a state of the union address on tuesday. neil: thank you lucas for that. lucas tomlinson for the former secretary of defense under donald trump, secretary very good to have a thank you for taking the time. let me ask you first on the reluctance on part of the administration to shoot t

haley 's woman problem", that op-ed questions her chances with what they call maximal sexism in republican politics. miranda do you think republicans only want a male to head party? >> of course not. that's just the typical slander of conserves and republicans that they are somehow sexist, not true. if nikki haley has what it takes , she will be president. if she doesn't, she won't. the difference between republicans and democrats is that republicans don't just jeti son merit in favor of characteristics of people like their sex and color of their skin. instead, they choose the best person for the job. margaret thatcher, the most successful british prime minister, was a woman, so conservatives are not sexist. they just want the best person for the job, because they want to fix the problems in the country. they don't just want to have, you know, some symbol to wave as the first-ever this or first -ever that. ashley: right. very quickly, miranda. now there are reports of senator tim scott is preparing for a presidential run. to your point, there's a lot of strong candidates out there. >> yeah. i mean, it's incredible. the republicans have probably the stronge

so, democrats really need to lean in heading into 2024 and, especially this year, we are going to see a lot more of these types of stunts and photo opsle and the american public that, first of, all this is misinformation. these are lies, this is simply a political stunt that the gop is carrying out to try and rev up their base. and also, democrats stand for real solutions that most americans want to see implemented. >> sergio, i wonder, you said a resounding no -- when i asked you, are they being loud enough, -- some form of fear about being sort of painted as inhumane. why? because, in some way, the administration is using stricter policies in the sense, that they are closing the border and going out to cuba, venezuelans, patients and nicaraguans. yes, they are creating more legal pathways. but in a way, that could alienate the more progressive base of the party. is that part of the no? >> the party needs to lean into what the president ran on in 2020, which was to roll back these hideous and horrible trump policies, things like separating kids from their families, blocking asylum seekers and keeping them in very unsafe and horrible

head of state sits and she should be met. that's okay. she the photo but to she likes the photo op for number 10 to sort of use the king as if he was a sort of mascot. good to try and bum's rush people into approving what is still a controversial deal is i think low very low . i can't i think low very low. i can't think of any other prime minister who would have done that. and i think number 10 will come to regret the fact there's a bit of a backlash about this . a bit of a backlash about this. and i don't blame the king at all, but he acts on the advice of his ministers. kevin i think the viewer or listener said it just and michel, that you quoted was absolutely right. which one? the one who said it's entirely normal. and in the finest british traditions. yeah. to lay out the red carpet welcome someone of her stature . stature. someone of her stature. stature. i worry michelle, that some of the noise and outrage felt by those today is because they are unnecessary , terribly concerned unnecessary, terribly concerned that the king's presence anywhere near these discussions is going

heads up. and say what is this issue? >> quickly, ben first, would it be helpful for president biden to come. there are some criticizing him for not going. would it be a photo-op or meaningful change? >> we want to keep it from becoming a political football. i feel like the president should visit. i feel like there is a lot of thing as long the line before that what should have happened. and our state officials and state epa, they need to be a little more stout to the railroad company. and i feel like that is more important and close to us. >> should biden come? >> i definitely feel he should. he is our leader. he is suppose to make decisions and suppose to make things right. he needs to be seen. some of these people we haven't seen until now. and him especially. >> well, we see you. and we'll continue to stay there and tell your story. thank you for last night and this morning. >> thank you. >> keep us posted okay? >> yes. >>> let's go to ohio's governor. thank you for joining us. did you have anything you want to say to these two residents before we get started? >> i am very empathetic to their cause. and the railroad needs to make it right. that is what i t

is heading towards some pretty -- actually, some pretty -- on these criminal investigations against donald trump. so, expect in the next couple weeks, we will have an answer. >> let's talk about the op-ed that you wrote. because it is getting a lot of chatter out there. you wrote that john durham and trump's former attorney general, bill barr, made such serious errors and potentially errors in judgment, that you think that merrick garland should take action. walk us through this, that is major. >> yeah. we created this special counsel at the justice department in the late 1990s, and the idea was to have an investigation that was independent of the attorney general to reassure the public when someone, a very high level like the president, is being accused of something. that is because the attorney general appoints the president -- sorry, the president appoints the attorney general. so, if that individual is doing the investigation of the president it is not exactly the best way to have public confidence. so the special counsel is supposed to be independent to the attorney general, and do her work, or do his work in a way that reassures the public. barr, appointed as special counsel,

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new op-ed in the new york times that argues, given the revelation that the georgia special grand jury found there were no widespread fraud in the 2020 election, quote, mr. trump may very well be headedp is charged, it will be difficult and at times even perilous for american democracy. but it is necessary to deter him and others from future attempted coups. that's definitely not good news for defendant, donald trump, who could be issued a subpoena by lawyers for five members of the proud boys, facing seditious conspiracy charges for their role in the attack on the capitol. the new york times reports, quote, the lawyers are hoping to elicit testimony from mr. trump that could persuade the jury that he, rather than their clients, instigated the crowd that stormed the capitol on january the 6th. it remains unclear whether judge timothy kelly, who is overseeing the case, will allow the subpoena. as one lawyer told nbc news, donald trump called on patriots to stop the steal, were calling on donald trump to take the stand. joining us now, glenn kirschner former federal prosecutor and host of the justice matters podcast, and jill wine-banks, who served as an assistant watergate prosecutor,

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