there is no panacea, but there are actions we can take. we are not without agency. now, we need to be very blunt and recognize that opposition to these measures have been bank rolled and enabled by the gun lobby's dark money, by its threats and intimidation, by its encouragement. and until my colleagues have the courage to stand up to that gun lobby, they will continue in its thrall and its grip, and they will continue to be complicit. and some on our side, some who have demonstrated the courage to stand up and speak out have shown that we have the power to take action. we lack facts about the shooter and about the killing, all the circumstances in view valuedee -- in uvalde but we know enough to say that those families and that community will be torn apart. it will never be the same. they will never be whole again because they have lost something precious and there will always be that hole in their hearts. already some of our republican colleagues are saying we're politicizing the issue. but they're the ones who for decades have tied themselves to the n.r.a.'s fana

here was some kind of panacea of ​​the bologna system. we have such a great experience.t once again, the whole world recognized that our soviet system of education, i am not afraid of this word, was the best in the world. so let's just take it all. yes, we live in the 21st century. information information technologies can all be used, but let's not give up common sense at school, but teach and educate a citizen of a person. e patriot, come on on teacher salaries. i think that this will also be discussed during the report of the head of the accounts chamber, because she also conducted an audit. recently, some violations have been identified, and complete our conversation. i would like a different topic recently. it really began to actively develop both in the media and on the internet, and the renaming of the kuril islands. and you also spoke about this topic at the press conference this morning. what do you think about this proposal? and why is it now generally timely and relevant, but firstly, uh, why japan didn’t actually give, as a month ago it stated that u are our r

here was some kind of panacea of ​​the bologna system. we have such a great experience.eat once again, the whole world has recognized that our soviet system of education, i will not be afraid of this word. was the best in the world. so let's just take it all. yes, we live in the 21st century, er, information information technology. all this can be used, but let's not give up common sense at school, but teach and educate a human citizen. uh, patriot, well, about teachers' salaries. i think that, among other things, it will also be discussed during the report of the head of the accounting chamber, because it also conducted the audit. recently, some violations have been identified, and complete our conversation. i would like a different topic recently. it really began to actively develop both in the media and on the internet, and the renaming of the kuril islands. and you also spoke about this topic at the press conference this morning. what do you think about this proposal? and why is it now generally timely and relevant, but firstly, uh, why japan didn’t give it relevant,

reducing tariffs would help a little bit but i would not expect it to be the panacea to resolve everythinghost: the federal reserve say they need to call this economy and keep raising interest rates. if that causes retrenchment by u.s. consumers, then what? guest: that would be problematic. we are seeing demand from consumers continue. people are still buying despite price increases. if consumer confidence lowers and people pull back, then we have a problem. we are close to a recession. we just don't want it to be a long-lasting recession, if we do get there. hopefully it is something that can be quickly recovered. our members have set their expectations for better business conditions 6 months from now are the lowest they have ever been. host: i want to get to that point. let me invite our callers to call in. if you own a small business, (202) 748-8000. if you are a small business employee, (202) 748-8001. all others, (202) 748-8002. before we get to no harm, how would you define a small business? guest: the federal government has many different definitions. you cannot be publicly traded,

however, import substitution is not a panacea and development is necessary. in all directions, many of our companies are from europe, uh, from the same yes, they are our partners from europe, yes, uh, many have announced that they are leaving. you know, sometimes you look at those who leave, maybe and thank god we will enter their niches in our business, which means that our production has already grown and it will safely sit on the ground prepared by our partners, nothing will change within the eu , an industrialization roadmap has been formed. it includes over 180 projects with a total investment of more than 300 billion dollars, so projects in microelectronics are being developed from belarus, kazakhstan, according to the president of the country, will be most favorable to russian business 170 projects worth 16 billion dollars are included in program for the development of the agricultural industry, and in this regard, the unions have great prospects for russia remains the largest exporter of wheat. what is especially important is the development of the pr

for example, lowland can be used in some small quantities as fertilizer, but it’s still far from panaceahat is, this is still not the organic fertilizer that you know, yes, something to not miss the season, but to help the earth, of course, this is an organic fertilizer, because if plants they can eat mineral fertilizers. yes they can eat. e, then the earth itself it eats only organic organic matter, which then mineralizes, er, in the earth and releases those minerals that plants then feed on, well, for the earth to live and we need organic matter organically. medical yeah, okay. here is compote, but i haven’t seen compost for sale anywhere. or rather, it is, of course, sold, but most often it turns out to be the same peat. therefore, if you learn to distinguish compost from e, even there, rotted lowland peat is not so. eh, it's kinda hard. well, most often the compote will be made by themselves, that's all that i don't get into the hands of organic and that i don't need. it will never go to a landfill, you know, i'm so greedy for organics that, well, if someone in the family threw potat

, lowland peat can be used in some small quantities as a fertilizer, but this is still far from a panacea it is still not the organic fertilizer that you know, yes, something, so as not to miss the season, but the earth.

you must understand that infrared physiotherapy is not some kind of panacea, yes, that is, it also hasitations and its strict indications lyudmila tell me, please, are you interested in this device and this type of physiotherapy, yes, you are interested in this device, of course, because i have a grandson, he plays football, and he often has bruises. for some reason i think that bruises can also be treated with this , yes, you are absolutely right and infrared light can be used for children. well, again, let's make a remark. yes, so that everything was beautiful and honestly bruises are not with hematomas. hematomas. you can't heat. but just some blows. yes, that is, here, and those bruises that are not related to severe swelling and hemorrhage. yes, such bruises are possible, but all other bruises need to be shown to traumatologists by a surgeon, this should also be paid attention to. by the way, have you ever heard that infrared radiation somehow affects weight loss. so i heard that with the help of red e rays they lose weight, but how does this happen? we said that infrared rays pen

are not standing there saying, this is going to be a panacea. they know there is not one singular answer to everything. one thing that struck me is talking about background checks, dismissive of them talking about automatic different events that transpired. they haven't worked. he mentioned sulfur springs. sulfur springs wled to a legislative change driven by senator john cornyn, a texas republican. there was a legislative change that addressed that issue that governor abbott used to dismiss background checks. they may not be a panacea or address what happened in uvalde. my question right now as we try to figure tout political dynamics on groups on both side. is this time going to be the moment to do something because something matters. it may not solve the specific situation in uvalde or soond hook and may prevent something. >> then governor rick scott signed after the parkland shooting in florida as well, this idea that nothing ever happens isn't totally true on the state level at least. now the question is, can something happen on the federal

it is not a panacea and it is necessary to develop in all directions.y of our companies are from europe, uh, from the same they are, uh, our partners from europe. yes, many have announced that they are leaving. you know, sometimes you look at those who leave, maybe, thank god, we will occupy their niches , uh, our production has grown, it will safely sit on the soil prepared by our partners nothing will change. within the framework of the eu, a roadmap for industrialization has been formed. it includes over 180 projects with a total investment of more than $300 billion, so projects in microelectronics are being developed with belarus, kazakhstan, according to the president of the country, will be most favorable to russian business 170 projects worth $16 billion are included in the program for the development of the agricultural industry and in this union great prospects russia remains the largest exporter of wheat. what is especially important the practice of settlements in national currencies is developing; their share in the mutual trade of the union

here was some kind of panacea of ​​the bologna system. we have such a great experience.eat once again, the whole world has recognized that ours, i am not afraid of this word, is the soviet system of education was the best in the world. so let's just take it all. yes, we live in the twenty-first century. uh, information information technology. all this can be used, but let's not give up common sense at school, but teach and educate a human citizen. uh, patriot, well, about teachers' salaries. i think that this will also be discussed during the report of the head of the accounts chamber, because she also conducted an audit. recently, some violations have been identified, and complete our conversation. i would like a different topic recently. she is really actively began to develop both in the media and on the internet, and the renaming of the kuril islands. and you also spoke about this topic at the press walk this morning. what do you think about this proposal? and why is it now generally timely and relevant, but firstly, uh, why japan was not given it, as it stated a mon

and to treat schizophrenia, and doctors treated themselves with it, that is, pervitin turned into a panaceait did not cause immediate dependence, that is , in order to take it for quite a long period of time and when in the thirty-eighth year, studies were carried out, army doctors decided to conduct a study, then at first, as it were, they were simply delighted. they found no visible health hazards in the new stimulant. on the eve of the german attack on poland then, in france, perventin seemed to the command of the wehrmacht to be a lifesaver. before the attack on france, overtime shifts were assigned at the tembler factory here, the order of the wehrmacht was an impressive 35 million tablets of pervitin, according to the plan of the command, this particular drug was supposed to provide the onslaught and speed of the offensive. first of all tank columns. so the wehrmacht became the first army in the world, which voluntarily massively got hooked on synthetic drugs. and now for two weeks for the attack on france on april 17 in the fortieth year of the wehrmacht, a document appeared that had

today we realized that tina is also not a panacea for satin.eserve only if there are risk factors, high blood pressure, sugar, overweight sedentary lifestyle smoking is very important smoking a smoker is hereditary, that we give satins to such people without talking. and so you just need to move more, and a vegetarian. by the way, the fact that this is nothing to talk about indians 50% of the population of vegetarians, there is a huge amount of hypercholesterolemia, because e cholesterol is found in e, not only in animal fats. and by the way, many products provoke the production bad cholesterol, not directly contained here, therefore yes, and i'm talking about the indians and they have a lot of heart attacks there, there are large numbers. sales weight, because we understand exactly what. uh, so to speak, buns can be eaten up so as to get insulin residency, and then they will start the process of producing bad cholesterol in huge quantities. uh, so you can't change genetics like that. proper nutrition calorie reduction movement movement and mov

forbid, may be repeated or happen tomorrow and therefore, in parallel, international courts are not a panacea it is this is a tool to punish the perpetrators of this war, and therefore the international community. and our country, in fact, needs to unite the international community in order to use mechanisms that would lead as soon as possible to the fact that, well, we leave this war as a reproduction of the territorial integrity of the ukrainian state, because it is the occupation that is the source of all repressions, persecutions and persecutions . thank you, refet, for finding time to join our broadcast. reforchibarov, the head of the mangerlist of the ukrainian-tatar people, buns, i repeat follow chubarov's page on facebook, everything is very important there, and against the crimes that russia is committing right now on ukrainian soil, about the experience of recording crimes in the occupied crimea, and how all this should be included in the materials of criminal criminal cases and the further responsibility of russia in general and specifically personally, everyone who gave criminal o

use some small amounts as a fertilizer, but it’s still far from a panacea.is, it’s still not the organic fertilizer that you know, yes, something so that you don’t miss the season, but help the earth. everything, of course, is an organic fertilizer, because if the plants they can eat mineral fertilizers. yes can eat. uh, then uh, the earth itself. it eats only organic organic matter, which then mineralizes, er, in the earth and releases those minerals that the plant then feeds on. well, in order for the earth to live, it needs organic, we usually have organic substances. what kind of existence is it good. there is compost, but i haven’t seen compost anywhere for sale. we will return, of course, it is for sale, but most often it turns out to be the same peat, therefore, if you learn to distinguish compost from e, even there rotted low-lying peat is not so. e, in generally difficult. well, most often they make compost themselves , that's all that i don't get into the hands of organic and that i don't need. it will never go to a landfill, you know, i'm so greed

well, there is no panacea at all. but what a revolution, but that's unambiguous.just think that now it needs to be discussed and our understanding of traditional, but alas, ineffective methods of treating diabetes mellitus 2, such as everything that is currently exists, it does not work, because if it worked, we would say that diabetes mellitus of the second type is curable. and what do we see today? the longer patients are treated, especially the newer modern ones. well, completely wrong drugs, which, for example, remove glucose in the urine. and these now, as it were, traditional therapy lead to what, to the fact that people appear to be treated, and they have complications of complications of complications. let's discuss this new method that we are talking about now, it turns out from a technical point of view view the ultrasonic waves to this specific point in the liver. and here is the simplest simplest impact, reliable information about the concentration of glucose comes in this way, and then the body does everything by itself, that is, a non-invasive method

despite all the ego ambitions they have, on the other hand , er, a strange synchronicity happened, this panacea statement that you mentioned, it somehow coincided in time with macron's statement, and the scholz's semi-silence on this matter so that let's we will profitably invent some new lego construction and not take ukraine into the eu or something like that in half and take and build a community of the european union plus britain plus ukraine e the chinese are working they are trying to hold europe they are trying to prevent the destruction of russia but i think that if they wanted to open a second front, they would have already opened it, and in fact, washington is fully supporting ukraine, but without personal intervention. i mean the military contingent of the territory of ukraine clearly shows china that china is counting losses. he remembers his trillions of three trillion dollars that are placed in the west. he understands that on the one hand, the chinese are the factory of the world, but if no one buys anything from you in this factory, you are the bank of the world, and i think tha

this is not a panacea for all ills, but on the key issues that provide our sovereignty the most necessaryngs have been done. many have been told that they are leaving. you know, sometimes you look at those who leave, maybe, thank god, we will occupy their niches. our business, our production has already grown, and it will safely sit on the one prepared by our partners, nothing will change. and from those who want to start some? uh, luxury goods , they can do it, but it will be a little more expensive for them, but these are the people who already uh, they drove six mercedes, and they will drive and bring them there from anywhere. and from any country this is for us. this is not important for the country for its development. i have already said and will repeat. these are important engineering centers and scientific centers, which are the base of their own development. this is what we should think about and this is what it should work on both within the eurasian economic community and in a broad sense, uh, with our partners and those who want to cooperate with you, the president also added

and with their panacea, national authority and with the palestinians in eaten is jerusalem. so basically this is where the government is trying to exploit the international attention to ukraine. they're trying to exploit out of weakness and appeasement of the israeli occupation in order to basically fully impose then control of occupied jerusalem. just like they are doing, imposing their thoughts on control, settling a legally invest of palestine. that's what this israeli government is doing. that's what one should expect from this a the government because it is governing or what and our automated system. the fact that when we look at this images, it looks as if there is rain to pony use or is there any military is separating between radical jews and palestinian residents? what in fact they are not. they are not part of the automated occupation army and they are enabling those religious zealots to do what they're doing. now if it wasn't for the israeli government, if it wasn't for the israeli military, this wouldn't be possible. so very spong submitted their lives with polit

and you know, well, nuclear weapons are not a panacea. look, there are many countries in the world with strong, powerful economic forces, but without nuclear weapons, and there are countries with nuclear weapons, but they are outcasts with it. they don't communicate under sanctions. i wouldn't want our country to become just an outcast at the beginning of its birth. well, it also seems to me that it was such an impossible path and now it's just being used for some political games, yes, in order to get out if, if, if if i think that any of the current ukrainian politicians ended up in the place of leonid kravchuk in 1991 because they wouldn't have been able to do half of what he did then, i want to add some interesting information. yataite was the program of the chornomyrdin mountains in russia was very interesting. so when russia was disarming its own nuclear weapons, it also partially destroyed its own. who are these prime ministers of that time? they signed an agreement according to which russia transferred to america the actual shredde

do not believe that all ukrainian business should move to lviv oblast and this should be the only panacea. i believe that business should be re-lotted according to cluster characteristics, rolled according to a certain reference to raw materials that are in different regions, different areas, try to supplement that economic certain cycle that is composed in the respective territories, e.e., great opportunities are provided for the use of space, in particular, the state property fund , i.e., state communal premises and therefore, it depends on the quality of the administration of these processes and communication, which area takes the lead and leadership, but it is also important to remember that the enterprises are relocated, they can and possibly have it all from which side to look at returning to those territories where they carried out their activities there and together with the inhabitants to rebuild the economy of those regions, it is very important that our development is complex and harmonious. there remains one question, well, regarding the famine with which we started, we touche

but here it is the medicinal plant panacea of ​​artists of the 19th century bears fruit in full nightshade still used today as a bioadditive that works many times stronger than blueberries, a valuable pigment that preserves vision and it is missing valuable in yasnaya polyana at every step, including garden beds, but they manage the historical harvest in tolstoyan style and send it as a gift most often to children. we return to the suburbs the summer answer continues the experimental express alteration with the participation of the heroes of the window opening through which the house thieves penetrated, we will close in its place there will be an exhaust box for it, we assembled it ourselves from the ndf, the issue with handles was also resolved, defeated minimalism. i had to buy a new sink, they chose a master mixer, dark to match the color of the countertop, it is in excellent condition. misha was built under the refrigerator and the washing machine according to the same principle as the hall closet, instead of the door there is a white curtain on the window, a terracotta curtain, roman.

and secondly, uh, anyway, in the conditions of the current fleeting modern war, this is not a panacea how to ensure your security, so there can be only one bet. the transfer of tactical nuclear weapons to the troops of the western military district and to the ships of the baltic fleet may carry them out. uh, iskander-m operational-tactical missile systems already with a nuclear warhead part and calibers of sea-based cruise missiles . also with a nuclear warhead , i will quote president putin, who said that in the nuclear version of equipment, calibers. they can strike at ranges up to 2,500 km, right away i want to say we do not threaten anyone. this is not nuclear blackmail, but we need to have elements of a response in the event that some kind of aggressive attack on russia is suddenly carried out from the territory of finland or sweden or lithuania, latvia, estonia, poland, we can respond and deter an alliance based only on nuclear power, only other options. no. and of course now fate. kaliningrad is our western enclave, the kaliningrad special region, judging by everything, followi

example, lowland peat can be used in some small amounts as a fertilizer, but it’s still far from a panacea is, it ’s still not that organic fertilizer, which is something to here is the season not to miss, but to help the earth, of course, this is organic fertilizer. 'cause if a plant they can eat a mineral fertilizers. yes, they can eat. uh, then uh, the earth itself. it eats only organic organic matter, which then mineralizes, er, in the earth and releases those minerals that plants then feed on. well, in order for the earth to live, it needs organic, we have organic substances. what's the deal? ok then. here there is compost, but something i did not see, that compo was sold somewhere. or rather, it is, of course, sold, but most often it turns out to be the same peat, therefore, if you learn to distinguish compost from uh, even there rotted lowland peat is not so, uh, in in general, it’s difficult, but most often they make compost themselves , that’s everything that i don’t get into the hands of organic and that i don’t need. it will never go to a landfill, you know, i'm so greedy for or

we don't want to disperse this focus right now, so let's focus on china for appeals to panaceas and erwell, this is what we consider the most promising now if er, i i will give you a dozen slogans right now, so this will lose focus on the main issue . and our main question is the main one. our hope now is that china is accepted. thank you , yevgeny. thank you to your reporter , young man, we are holding on and waiting for the results. our colleague mykhailo zhirakov is with us, a military expert, mykhaili good day, good morning, the us minister of defense, luvyt austin , held another telephone conversation with his ukrainian colleague, oleksiy reznikov , the day before yesterday they discussed the situation on the battlefield and the current needs of ukraine, austin himself informed me on twitter, i informed my colleague about the telephone conversation on may 14 with the minister of defense of russia, his sheikh, and confirmed our unwavering support for the sovereignty and security of ukraine, austin noted. last week, the head of the pentagon held the first telephone conversation with

that is, it is not a 100% panacea.ut what kind of ukrainian government can ukrainian architects take and simply translate here, there must be completely different missiles, completely different types of weapons, we always we understand from which direction the rocket is flying, but in ukraine - again, there are different a-a variations of the launch of these missiles, so one hundred percent take and copy no, you can take some experience a-a, in particular , there in working with the mass media, er, military military censorship is the introduction of information because if we remember until the 24th, many people still did not even understand what a siren was, and there were not enough instructions, that is, the main thing was that people simply panicked. and when the siren sounds, there should be no panic, there should be a clear understanding in kindergartens in it should also be in schools because, for example, my child goes to a local kindergarten and there they are told all this. what do we do? that is, even so, the

well, they are not a panacea question.must decide from the creation of new methods and cleaning methods to closer control of the use of antibiotics. in all spheres the latter is a matter of life and death. in the literal sense, already now about 700 people die in the world from antibiotic resistance per year. and we will continue talking about antibiotics with professor call of the department of drug supply organization of pharmacology of the sechensk university, prose by yagudin roza smailovna. good morning. so if we talk about the use of antibiotics by us people. during the pandemic, studies showed that bacterial infections developed in seven percent with covid, and almost everyone prescribed antibiotics in 98%, and they prescribed three at once and official recommendations. the doctors did not comply. eh, what does that have to do with it? how to avoid repetition the data you are referring to does not quite reflect the whole picture. this is just one method of analysis, where you selected those patients who underwent ba

the fact that the panacea resorts to came on board its to its credit. but it's also to the credit of independent journalism or the voice of like sharin because the people in palestine a whole generation of people and the stand the credibility of journalism and understand why the, the voice of the likes of sharon is important and hence the but a scene in president and prime minister came on board as well. how important is it? is it to see sharina killing in the context of and not just that the death of other journalists are visit in her possession, but also the context of systematic violence against palestinians? i think i think this is an important milestone. the fact that the policies have come around the way they did in, in, in solidarity in fascination with, in the spirit of sharon and an independent journalism. i think it was, i think a lot of people were taken aback. and the fact that now leaders from around the world are condemning and, and the want to know more. and so it testifies to the importance. but also because i think for, for those of us

well, they are not a panacea question.t is necessary to decide globally according to experts from the creation of new methods and cleaning methods to closer control over the use of antibiotics. in all spheres the latter is a matter of life and death. in the literal sense, about 700,000 people die every year from antibiotic resistance worldwide. about we will continue to talk about antibiotics with professor, head of the department of organization of drug supply of pharmacoeconomics, sechensky university, prose yagudina roza smailovna. good morning. so if we talk about the use of antibiotics by us people. during the pandemic, studies showed that bacterial infections developed in seven percent with covid, and almost everyone prescribed antibiotics in 98%, and they prescribed three at a time and official recommendations. the doctors did not comply. eh, what does that have to do with it? how to avoid repetitions of the datum to which you refer, they do not quite reflect the whole picture. this is just one meta-analysis where t

yes, western aid is impressive, as it turns out, it is not a panacea for a prisoner, the military personnelse vaunted javelins and ufos really help. well, military assistance from the united states of america, in my opinion, was too much praised, because the vaunted vaunted, which and their grenade launchers are not jewelings and inves, which, that is, were very heavily advertised, showed themselves in practice exactly as they are, in fact there were misfires and they usually shoot one out of four somewhere and then, sometimes there are non-breaks. or, in general, just 50 m were torn apart before reaching the target. that is, there were most of those that the batteries were expired, that is, and even most of the parties were. well, indicated when the expiration dates were already expiring, the training took place theoretically at the training grounds, mainly, since most of these innovations that we were shown had cut-offs at practical teachings, but since we just quickly showed it all, well, especially to delve into it. well, we didn't have to, that is. we were even in combat, uh, no matter

and yet we see that both about a senior president and the panacea prime minister, praising a palestinian journalist who was there questioning our and, and basically reporting that to the rest of the world. so i think it's important in that sense both to understand jenny, it understand sharin as a loving but 3 artic palestinian but also as a credible journalist who despite a reporting the facts was so respected among those in power and occupied vendors. even the ones who she was, as you say at the right time able to, to be critical of. she was also one of the, the earliest days ariens as, as you have turned it sort of helping to shape the, the color of this whole network, right? establishing the reputation that it has to day. absolutely, and you know, there are season, oh journalists, reporters, and there are season do journalist center ports us and i think she was the 2nd category. seasons meaning she was there, she knew the her subject all to well. the field of her reporting as she mastered, she was, sees in the sense that she knew the ins and outs. she knew the various factors involved

not a panacea, but quite a big difference.ee a weaker dollar, that is a huge problem, particularly for emerging markets. if you change the dollar, you have a much better direction and where the market was taking as. a look at the european close. this is bloomberg. ♪ another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities.™ guy: wrapping up the monday session in europe, equities doing well, but italy flatlining . the ftse is up, the dax up, the cac 40 up. switzerland up. in terms of the way recession is developing, every sector has a new territory. a look at the stocks 600, we hit lowe's. -- tows and hour or so into trade

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this is not some kind of panacea, yes, that is, it also has its limitations and its strict indicationsease, are you interested in this device and this type of physiotherapy, yes, you are interested in this device, of course, because i have a grandson, he playing football, and he often gets bruised. and for some reason i think that bruises can also be treated with this , yes, you are absolutely right and infrared light can be used for children. well, again, let's make a remark. yes, so that everything was beautiful and honestly bruises are not with hematomas. hematomas. you can't heat. but just some blows. yes, that is, here, and those bruises that are not associated with severe swelling and hemorrhages. yes, such bruises are possible, but all other bruises need to be shown to traumatologists by a surgeon, this should also be addressed attention. by the way, have you ever heard that infrared radiation somehow affects weight loss. so i heard that with the help of red e, rays, you lose weight, but how does this happen? we said that infrared rays penetrate deep into the subcutaneous fat st

but to your point, is not a panacea.his is hopefully a silver lining on a day of dark clouds it is still a relatively small part of early-stage capital formation. you can only raise $5 million per year. but we are seeing positive trends. emily: another string that can be pulled. jonny price, thank you. coming up, we go to miami for a check on the crypto market. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: bitcoin dropping below $29,000. what will the weekend hold as crypto continues to trade? i'm joined by mike from our miami bureau. talk about the factors at play. it seems that cryptocurrencies are so tightly correlated with what we are seeing in equities, which is the opposite of what any investors hoped they would do. mike: we are getting there, it will take a little time. right now it is significant that the stock market is going down, the fed is jawboning, it's got to reduce the ability for people to buy stock and reduce risk assets. crypto is a prime part of that. they went up the most and they have to come down. the

the experience, if we were, how they exam the island is not where to start here was some kind of panaceaem? we have such a great experience. i repeat once again, it was recognized by the whole world that our i am not afraid of this words, the soviet education system was the best in the world. so let's get better. yes, we are in the 21st century, we live, uh, information information technology. all this can be used, but let's not give up common sense at school, but teach and educate a human citizen. e patriot, and what about the salaries of teachers. i think that this will also include the report of the head of the accounting chamber, because she also conducted an audit. recently, some violations have been identified, and complete our conversation. i would like a different theme. recently. it really began to actively develop both in the media and on the internet, and the renaming of the kuril islands. and you also spoke about this topic at a press trip this morning. what do you think about this proposal? and why is it now generally timely and relevant, but firstly, uh, why didn’t japan gi

we will move on, because import substitution is not a panacea for all ills, and we will not we are goingal exclusively with import substitution. uh, we're going. it is easy to develop, but where we are forced to engage in this import substitution. we are doing this and will continue to do so. yes, maybe with some varying success, but we will definitely become stronger from this, especially in the field of high technologies, the eu countries demonstrate the ability to solve complex financial problems, and president of kazakhstan kassym shamar takayaev said in recent negotiations with vladimir putin. i wo n't go into details. and what is this, how say? the problem is related to the current unique geopolitical situation in this particular situation. uh, such states close to each other as russia and kazakhstan can and must find appropriate solutions dictated by life itself, following the results of last year, the growth of the volovo domestic product es over four percent, the volume of mutual trade has increased by a third and more and more countries are abandoning the dollar against settlem

our law on the project, of course, is not a panacea; it does not solve our the law on the playing projects not solve all existing problems, but they significantly tighten and strengthen memes, but measures to significantly control the circulation of personal data are already exuding and strengthening measures of control over the circulation of personal data, that we offer personal data, that we we propose to establish with you the obligations of personal data operators to inform you had sons of the obligation to inform the personal data operators about incidents with owned databases today such a direct knife, meme databases, today we have such a direct norm. the law does not establish, and the state collides with the service establishes by everyone, and the state confronts as pouting with cases when a long time passes from the moment of leakage, from the moment not only a bird has some kind of flow for a long time. only then colleagues come and say, but something has leaked out from us, he e colleagues come, and they say, but something has leaked from us. the all-russian movement that wil

with the new investors joining him, i don't think there is a panacea when it comes to turnaround theline growth for the company. it will take time. it looks like all of these investors are ready to wait for a while, as opposed to private equity players like apollo, who may have looked for a three to five-your exit. guy: is this a zero-sum game? if he is the ceo of twitter, what does that leave for tesla in terms of time and attention? mandeep: that was the biggest criticism of jack dorsey running two companies, twitter and square. clearly you can make the same argument. the difference is twitter will be a private company going forward. i am sure the likes of andreessen horowitz, sequoia, will take part in running the day-to-day operations of the company. kriti: twitter shares up 3.3%, still treating low the 54.20 offer price of elon musk. i have to ask, why is he suddenly getting all of this financing? when he first introduced the deal, he was having trouble finding the backers. what has changed? mandeep: we don't know the remainder of the $20 billion. he arranged the $7 billion, but

it's not a single panacea. >> but you have to start somewhere.ss starts saying, well, we have enough laws, you're never going to stop a bad guy who wants to do something. that's just not true. you have to start somewhere, as we know. dave, i only have a few seconds left. i know you talked to gabby giffords about it. what did she say? >> i had a question and answer with her in vanity fair. understand the difference between your adversary and potential negotiator. the adversary is the nra and do not represent most of their gun ownership. gun owners, most of them want to do something, they want sensible gun safety. those are the people we need to be collaborating with. one of the key things is gun control, never use that phrase again. it's gun safety. they're huge advocates of gun safety. that's something we can figure out with them. start talking about it that way. >> dave cullen, great to talk to you despite the circumstances. to you so much for the insights. >>> daily covid cases in the u.s. are five times higher today than they were last memoria

import substitution is not a panacea. russia is not going to deal with it only. it is going to develop as a whole and it is impossible to separate it from the world with a wall, and no world gendarme can stop this, of course, the global process cannot. but stealing other people's money is not good, what else did vladimir putin talk about at the eurasian economic forum. why nato does not give ukraine tanks from a plane, and israel rejected washington's requests for the supply of spike missiles on the long-standing street the prime minister of your time retired to resign. what boris johnson says in response to these calls vladimir putin, speaking at the plenary session of the eurasian economic forum, called greater eurasia a civilizational project, the president stressed that in russia there is no excluding interests, he has always built relations within the framework of a large eurasian partnership and the strengthening of this integration is in no way connected. the current situation in the world is simply the center of economic development moving to the asia-pac