e gorbachev committee for the protection of peace.orovik was the leader who first created informal public organizations, and then for the first time i saw a person who is very energetic and active was performing. uh, non-standard is very original, and i was very interested in it. then, of course, i was in america when, in these words, alekseevich was engaged in a presidential company, uh, in the elections of the ninety- first year. and suddenly i found out that zhirinovsky , by the way, probably during the presidential campaign, he said all this in the ninety-first year. but then, of course, he was sincere and honest in that he was against the breakup.

his norway less free, they are because the peace prize committee can't necessarily pick. ere are good candidates. but they can't actually pick candidates even a for somethingi would say as noncontroversial as the nobel peace prize. >> this one asks what about lithuania in particular. >> i'm sure given your time in russia you're watching that very closely. lithuania is an interesting example. they are able to country and hong kong isfr the inspiration from the baltics they had about 200,000 people out in the baltic way the end of august, 2019 and it was commemorating the anniversary of the baltic way that took place as those three countries, lithuania, latvia and estonia were getting their independence before the soviet union fell apart so the baltics and hong kong are these small countries with a lot of ties so lithuania has been very supportive of hong kong and by the way getting back to the earlier question we had at the chinese ambassador to lithuania watching as a group of thugs beat up pro hong kong protesters in lithuania so those are the kind of tactics we will see

in the committee for the protection of peace then, under the leadership of grachev, who later was press secretary. e gorbachev to the committee for the defense of peace from genrikh borovik was the leader for the first time created informal public organizations, and then for the first time i saw a person who was very energetic and actively spoke. uh, non-standard is very original, and i was very interested in it. then, of course, i was in america when vyacheslav aleksey was engaged in the presidential company, uh, in the elections in the ninety- first year. and suddenly i found out that zhirinovsky this, by the way, probably during the presidential campaign, he said all this in the ninety-first year. but then, of course, he was sincere and honest in that he was against the collapse of the soviet union and he opposed, maybe one of the rare people who, here, press the communist party, the creature supported the collapse of the ussr but he and his party over this very much i was proud, but here i would like to draw attention to one circumstance, when later we met many times in the house an

they areec because there peace prize committee can't necessarily there are a lot of good candidates, i'm not saying they should win but they can't freely from among the candidates, even for something as i don't know, i would say noncontroversial as a nobel peace prize. >> about thewh sylvani particular? >> i'm sure giving your time in russiaea so the sylvania is an interesting one, they are about the country and they had about 200,000 people out something called the baltic way in hong kong and end of august 2019, it was commemorating 30th anniversary of the baltic lake that took place as those three countries were getting their independence shortly before the usoviet union fell apart so the baltics and hong kong, small countries and they have a lot of ties so they've been supportive of hong kong and by the way, protesters in support of hong kong getting back to the earlier question what we will see, you had the chinese ambassador watching as a group of slugs beat up pro hong kong protesters so those off the tactics i think will increasingly see. chinatown and london and thugs beat up

yeah, they are, because their peace prize committee can't necessarily-- there are a lot of good candidates i'm not saying that a chinese person should win. but they're not able to pick freely from the candidates even as i would say noncontroversial as a nobel peace prize. >> asking what about lithuania in particularly, whether beijing is in lithuania. >> i'm sure given your time in russia, you're probably watching closely. yeah, i think that lithuania is an interesting example. they're a baltic country and the hong kongers drew inspiration from the baltics and they had 200,000 people out the baltic way in 2019 and commemorating the anniversary of the baltic way that took place as those three countries, lit wane -- lithuania, estonia and baltics small countries that have ties. and lithuania has been supportive of hong kong, and by the way, they've had -- when they had protesters in support of hong kong getting back to the earlier question what we're going to see, you had the chinese ambassador to lithuania watching as a group of thugs beat up pro-hong kong protesters in lithuania. so those

well, yeah, they are because their peace prize committee can't necessarily pick. i mean there are a lot of good candidates. i'm not saying that a chinese person should win but they can't actually pick freely from among the candidates even for something as as kind of i don't know. i would say non-controversial is a nobel peace prize. heavy princess asking what what about lithuania in particularly? what are they doing into lithuania? yeah. i'm sure giving your time in in russia. you probably walked watching that very closely. um, so yeah, i think lithuania is a really interesting example, they okay. they're they're baltic country and the hong kongers drew inspiration from the baltics and they actually had about 200,000 people out in something called the baltic way in hong kong and end of august 2019, and it was commemorating the 30th anniversary of the baltic way that took place as those three countries lithuania latvia and estonia. we're getting there independence and you know shortly before the soviet union fell apart and so the baltics in hong kong, you know, the

peaceful kherson. the investigative committee of russia will investigate the missile attack on kherson announced the departmentew governor, liberated from the nazis of the kherson region , announced that from may 1, the region is included in the ruble zone, the transition period will be 4 months later than the hryvnia. it will be out of circulation and it was also stated that the return of the kherson region to ukraine is excluded. although now a referendum on the independence of the kherson republic is not planned. so, and now we are getting in direct contact, just with kherson, and we are in touch with kirill strimausov, deputy head of the military civil administration of the kherson region, kirov sergeevich hello us hello great. what is the situation in kherson what are the consequences of arriving with the correct one, we understand that you are right now in the background, that is, the tower itself, which you tried to hit. well, in principle, i'll show you now. here's the tower, it's enough. uh, in a whole state here, nothing flew. you see, in fact, the broadcast was not interrupted. uh, the broadcast is

committee. look the social was, was peace, me, economy scribbles up. but he special wish than the cylinder push plate to the bottom one. you wakeful us. he up new fish, new breakfast, the young of one that they bought. conflict with begin might to put on your political numbers, didn't. okay, hold it. nipple, can we enlisted or get on? would love, would you ship this amendment to mr. zalinski has successfully resolved the national issue in ukraine. on july 1st 2021. he signed a law on the indigenous peoples of ukraine. it's almost a direct copy of the 1935 right citizen law of hitler's germany. according to the law, the 2nd largest people have ukraine. russians are not fully fledged people. lensky also suggested that those who consider themselves russian to leave ukraine the way video. and in fisma media is genia. that fisma hero a fisma choice i do for you to the federal credit union watching them. and i said the last of this guy get money my shall it it's i think of it. i didn't hear a lot please let me know that he had it. oh, good here under preside

planet here all the time all the time all the time at all jobs, that is, i enter the committee for the protection of peaceey squeeze me out then i have a yur collegium i get lost machinations squeeze out no one helped, on the contrary, they didn’t shawl, they pushed, they threw off the pedestal. and i crawled and did everything, they only need it myself. and all you need is the americans. these are the people who live only with the thought of dollars, and they are ready to bomb any part of the planet, as long as there are dollars, north korea openly threatens. accept nuclear weapons. they don't bomb. there are no netchiki. don't give a damn about north korea, they'll joke , they won't talk, but they won't do it. they have already launched missiles, north korea and there are no threats to them and cancer does not attack anyone. already 12 years, and he didn’t attack anyone with smoking parts, cancer, it’s like we have crimea. crimea was illegally taken away from us 12 years ago and someday we will defend crimea, because ukraine will not hold back, crimea will also accuse us of having committed aggression i

and for the nobel peace prize this year, the committee recognized its leader, the editor, for the nobel and increasingly impossible work of keeping going, of just continuing to do journalism, under the threat of the metastasizing authoritarian violent putin government. mr. morotov dedicated the nobel peace prize to his murdered reporter, his murdered employee, including -- >> and he warned that russia was preparing its first population for war, preparing its own population to hate ukrainians and not see them as human, he warned that russia was preparing to launch a war against ukraine. this was him giving that speech december 10th, 2021 in oslo. this was him three weeks ago. april 7th. he was on a train out of moscow. and they attacked him with red paint mixed with acetone. it chemically burned his eyes. he survived. but he was hurt. again, this is the current nobel peace prize laureate. he has vowed to stay in russia, even as the russian government has finally succeeded in shutting down his paper and shutting down all other independent journalism in russia. putin has put in place this

planet here all the time all the time all the time at all jobs, that is, i enter the committee for the protection of peacemy, after 2 years, they squeeze me out, then i have yurgia. i zabluchyu machinations squeezed out no one helped, on the contrary, no shawls, pushed the pedestal off. and i crawled and did everything, they only need it myself. and all you need is the americans. these are people who live only with the thought of dollars, and they are ready to bomb any part of the planet, if only there were dollars, north korea openly threatens to use nuclear weapons. they don't bomb me oil. don't care about north korea, they'll make noise and say no, but they won't. they have already launched north korea missiles and there is no threat to them and cancer does not attack anyone. it’s been 12 years already, and i haven’t attacked anyone with smoking, cancer, it’s like in crimea. crimea was illegally taken away from us 12 years ago and someday we will defend crimea, because ukraine won’t hold it, crimea will also blame us, that we committed aggression in the crimea as accused iraq of aggression pan. yes, th

committee. look, the official was, was peace, me, economy, liberals look at each bushel wish than this one. to speak to the bottom one year. we shall see a petition.

naturally, in quotation marks for peaceful purposes speaking at hearings in the us senate committee on foreign relations to lie that these biolaboratories in ukraine do not exist in front of congressmen. she simply could not have biological research facilities in ukraine. actually. we are now very concerned that the russian military may be trying to take them under control, that is, the secret biolaboratories are the very secret biolaboratories that ukraine definitely does not have. so there is, after all, there is funding for all research projects sought out biden personally. among the biggest sponsors of the metabiota are the banks goldman sachs and morgan stanley part of the funds. naturally, she settled in the pocket fund of a high-ranking family. the commissions were large at the moment in the accounts of this fund 2.4 billion dollars for a laptop full of, as it were, just checks, but tickets and all the evidence that hunter biden, full-time, was actively working there. and what, dad covered him in all scandalous situations. there 's nothing america can't do when we do it together

you worked in the international department of the soviet committee for the defense of peace. , uh, students of the higher school of movement and then it was then they worked in new york. correctly? yes, and the last one, all these institutions were, in general, well, how to say, under the supervision of the kgb , they watched you very carefully; there was no connection with them; there were no connections, on the contrary, never. so it was even a shame at our university e, a representative of the kgb came to the fifth sixth year, e, and offered organs work. we had six people. i still remember korolev, who was weak, and he agreed. for some reason, he was invited and it was not a shame that she did not even talk. that is, i was not needed for them in advance, maybe it’s a non-russian patronymic, and i didn’t join the cpsu yes, it didn’t work out for me and maybe, here, i would be on the lists, what something is, he doesn’t say very much trustworthy. here's what's at work. uh, let's say the world champion of the commission, he has so much to do with the kgb. how much was with th

enough medicine and this morning ukrainian gangs fired from may day peaceful artillery wounded one of these. the investigative committee charged high-ranking ukrainian military personnel guilty of the genocide of the russian-speaking population in the donbass in the list of 22 people. according to the investigation and the evidence collected, they are guilty of the death of residents, people's republics, who were exterminated for eight years, and the purpose of their criminal orders was the complete destruction of the national groups of russian-speaking citizens. these same people from the command are accused of using prohibited means and methods of warfare, we are talking about constant shelling of residential areas of donbass using hurricane multiple launch rocket systems. and grad, as well as unguided cluster missiles , point u tactical missiles and other types of heavy military weapons. russian attack helicopters in ukraine destroyed the camouflaged positions of the armed forces, footage from the ka-52 alligator is published by the russian ministry of defense in the enemy’s armored vehicles, they found the crew in

committee. but they have apparently decided that they're above the law. the american people deserve the truth about the attack that attempted to prevent the peaceful transition of power and the committee is united in our duty to investigate. this committee's conducted over 800 voluntary depositions and interviews with more schedules, including witnesses who worked in the previous administration and even close family members of the former president. the committee's received over 90,000 documents pertaining to january 6 and we followed up over 435 tips received through the committee's tip line. hundreds of witnesses have voluntarily come forward and cooperated with our investigation. but mr. scavino and mr. navarro have refused to do their part. they've been given every opportunity to come forward, yet they've attempted to obstruct the pursuit of justice and to stonewall the committee's work and conceal the truth. despite both publicly acknowledging their roles and promoting election fraud conspiracies and counseling the former president on changing the outcome of the election. mr. meadows and today mr. scavino and mr. navarro, my question remains, what are yo

zelenskyy's top advisers is part of the committee trying to broker a peace deal with russia, he tookone, ukraine asks europe for weapons. europeans support the call for their government. three, you gives ukraine weapons, not the one we ask. for four, weapons take too long to arrive. democracy won't win from playing this game. not in a month, not now. i'm joined by ukrainian parliamentary remember, she is part of the parliamentarian assembly for the council of europe, also known as pace. it's made from 46 countries committed to working together to promote human, rights democracy, and the rule of law. lisa, thank you for joining me today. >> good afternoon. or good morning. >> good afternoon to you. how is it this morning for you? >> well today is quite a special day because it's easter, and all the world is celebrating the holiday of life and hope and peace, and today i woke up with thoughts that i want to wish happiness to this easter, to people around the world, but the only thing that comes to mind is that i want to have peace, and i want healing, and i won't love to come to the he

of another crime of the kiev regime is the disruption of peace negotiations, the escalation of violence. the head of the investigative committeetructed to analyze and give a procedural assessment of the provocation on the part of ukraine about the murder of civilians in bucha. well, everything looks. this, of course, is monstrous. eh, it's scary that we won't giggle at the same thing. haha, it's a staging so to speak. this is clear. it's probably there in more degree. most of the real real bodies, really dead people look monstrous , look scary, but this is not a reason not to ask serious questions, my main question. uh, like a person who served, who actually tries to answer the question himself. what happened? why this is the most important most and most unanswered question. well, there are, of course, versions. well , because it's orcs because they adore people, it's bullshit, of course, it's no gate, it's not crazy to climb at all. just madness is really a matter second, uh, after all, nikolaevich, we will have to deal with this, well, he repeats, there is no reason not to ask questions. why so theatrical? excuse me, for god

committee investigating the january 6th. the attack on the u. s. capital. if president trump's plan had worked, it would have permanently ended the peaceful transition of power and de mining american democracy. and the constitution, ah, which of our view was watching on p b. s in the united states and of all of you around the world? welcome, we begin the day with russia's grip on eastern ukraine. earlier this week, russia's defense ministry announced a radical reduction in military activity around the ukrainian capital key. moscow emphasizing that this does not mean of ceasefire. in fact, russian attacks in northern ukraine have continued throughout this week. nato says that russian forces are not withdrawing but rather repositioning. and it remains to be seen whether or not vladimir putin will order. another moved towards keith. what is clear? russia is doubling down where it already enjoys military supremacy, especially the don bass region. the don bass consists of don esque and lou hans in 2014 separate as they are declared their independence from ukraine and backed by russia. they have been fighting the ukrainian military ever since. russian forces on pa

committee investigating the january 6th. the attack on the u. s. capital. if president trump's plan had worked, it would have permanently ended the peaceful transition of power and a mining american democracy. and the constitution, ah, which of our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states and of all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with russia's grip on eastern ukraine. earlier this week, russia's defense ministry announced a radical reduction in military activity around the ukrainian capital key. moscow emphasizing that this does not mean of ceasefire. in fact, russian attacks in northern ukraine have continued throughout this week. nato says that russian forces are not withdrawing but rather repositioning. and it remains to be seen whether or not vladimir putin will order another move towards. keep what is clear. russia is doubling down where it already enjoys military supremacy, especially the don bass region. the dorm bass consists of don't esque and lu hans in 2014 separate as they are declared their independence from ukraine and backed by russia. they have been fighting the ukrainian military ever since. russian forces on patro

so shortly shows them a macalucio committee to live in may the 2nd 2014 people who asked for a peaceful referendum and the chance to speak their native language learn to live in a desert trade union building a police, a genius. but also he just normal procedures are heated also yours, mr. nicholas was guy, this is a new i the balconies a lot of missouri you know, you get those on the board. but the list of people would ask for the lenimosa conference were killed. many were killed by shots to the head of the promo images. so a while a balkan. oh because i wanted to produce all those you could develop. i sign up with julia. the sound in which was my, she's in the motion, but almost though, or technologies are those are the melissa, because remarkable. as a get to watching are going to g is she has live at the end, or did get or what would happen. and you know, they say it is alleged by them or any will to george just about all the way to christ. gleiss. i need the jesuit, the grand statements on my list of artists. your carry on. that's is a trade union building supposedly simply called f

congressman mike who served in uniform and now serves on house arms services committees, the atrocities seem to be increasing in ukraine, peaceks are a distance memory is there any prospect left for peace? >> you are about to see a new phase of the war, the russians are rearm, refitting under the. >> you eurn the. under the. the new general they will come back with a vengeance, putin will level eastern ukraine. was talking to a number of veterans on the ground, fighting alongside ukrainian special forces. a lot of groups that were heroic in afghanistan have shifted to ukraine. and the frustration level is through the roof, they may be getting javelin missiles but they don't get the battery for launchers, they are running out of fuel, putin is targeting the fuel depots. they are not getting supplies they need to take the fight to the russian military in depth, they need to be targeting their logistics right now as they regroup. jake sullivan said we'll help them fight to a stand still, to hell with that, to hell with negotiating and peace table, we need to help them defeat the russians, drive the russians from the ukrainian oi

statement for the record is useful to you and the important work that this committee is undertaking to strengthen our nation and promote peace and prosperity. i believe this committee, this congress and the biden administration have a historic opportunity to overcome the economic security challenges we face, especially those at the nexus of energy security and national security. because we have been complacent and preoccupied, we are behind in doing so. we urgently need new policies and new legislation to catch up and strengthen our nation and build a better future for generations of americans to come. in my statement for the record i argue for policies and legislation aimed at achieving the goals, first, reducing the course of power of authoritarian regimes over energy supplies. second, integrating energy security and climate policies. third, removing bureaucratic and regulatory obstacles to progress to meet energy needs. with the unprovoked russian assault on ukraine, our postwar history has come to an end. it's also clear that the united states fell behind in realizing its potential to improve global energy security and r

peaceful transition of power. they have a duty to respond to the subpoenas of this committee. however they have decided apparently that they are above the law. 50 years ago this year, a small group of people in the next administration also decided they were above the law. they engineered a cover-up to hold onto political power. they were almost successful. but it took congress, the senate to get to the truth. the truth that the american people deserve. this committee has conducted more than 800 voluntary depositions and interviews with more schedules. including witnesses who worked in the previous administration, the committee has received nearly 90,000 documents pertaining to january 6. we followed up on more than 435 tips received through the committee's top line. hundreds of witnesses have voluntarily come forward and cooperated with our investigation. however mr. savino and mr. navarro refused to answer the constitutional duty. why are they special? why is it when we get closer and closer to the former president,'s inner circle, those nearest to the president -- why are th

sector, we will continue to reward this peace work, inefficient, delivery system that does not guarantee equality at all. i think that most of us in this committee will be perfectly pleased to get our health care from a mayo clinic, and we would get it at less of a cost and if we went to the hospitals within this building. >> listening to hillary clinton, in her own words. president clinton asked the first lady to take the lead in -- this is from january 9th 1997, in the roosevelt room. >> thank you, and please be seated. welcome to the white house. i am pleased to see all of you here today for the presentation of this report of the presidential advisory committee, and gulf war veterans and illnesses. the work of this committee reflects the administration's committee -- answers for the thousands of brave men and women suffering from undiagnosed of -- after serving in the persian gulf war. it reflects the presidents binding commitment to be responsive to and responsible for the veterans and their families. i know that there are members who are here of the commission, and i would like them, if they would, just to stand so that we can see them. the

peace work inefficient delivery system. that does not guarantee quality at all. i think most of us on this committee would be more than pleased to get all of our health care from a mayo clinic and we would get it at much less of a cost than if we went to many of the hospitals within a few miles of this building. you're watching american history tv and listening to hillary rodham clinton and her own words. president clinton asked the first lady to take the lead in investigating health problems experienced by gulf war veterans. this is from january 1997 in the white house roosevelt room. thank you, and please be seated and welcome to the white house. i am pleased to see all of you here today for the presentation of this report of the presidential advisory committee on gulf war veterans illnesses. the work of this committee reflects the administration's commitment to finding answers for the thousands of brave men and women suffering from undiagnosed illnesses after serving in the persian gulf war. and it reflects the president's abiding commitment to being responsive to and responsible for our veterans

which the basis fights under a peaceful sky margarita semenyuk alexander mother alexander bows especially for the program vesti berdyansk zaporozhye region. investigative committeeogether with colleagues from donbass, they began an investigation into the circumstances of the shelling of a field hospital in melitopol, the ukrainian security forces targeted it with rockets with cluster munitions, 10 people were injured, including a surgeon who, at the time of the attack, was operating on a wounded serviceman, the chronology of events and the consequences of another provocation. kiev in a report by anton stepanenko this is the use of e, a rocket. uh, fragments of the head of the special medical detachment marat khattagov shows how against his hospital and equipment and medics, the kiev military are fighting, they hit to kill, they hit exactly at the moment when operations were going on in the hospital. uh, specifically in this intensive care module and so on, doctors were assisting the wounded. the rocket was loaded with cluster munitions, flying up to the ground. cassettes throw out shrapnel of the order of 16,000 fragments. the affected area is up to seven hectar

peace will come and it will be. a large-scale operation by the fsb of the investigative committee in st.ersburg and tatarstan detained six members of a gang of barefoot hottabs who more than 20 years ago committed a crime hiding from the investigation such crimes do not have a statute of limitations in 2000 a militant participated in an attack on pskov paratroopers. 84 russian military investigators were then killed in chechnya, investigators are checking the involvement of militants in other crimes, and in the sverdlovsk region they neutralized a cell banned in russia terrorist organization. hizbut tahrir detained five citizens from central asian countries at the direction of foreign curators. they spread a criminal ideology, and also recruited russians and labor migrants into their ranks. russia today celebrates the national day of the donor in the morning, one of the first to donate blood, the head of the ministry of health murashka noted that last year more than one million three hundred thousand people became donors in russia based on blood, including a drug against coronavirus and

committee is a citizen. zinchuk you have been detained on suspicion of encroachment on the life of an employee police. here your hands do not live in peace. come on with these bracelets, your lieutenant of justice, will you fasten it, understand? what's happening? stop, mister corporals, if you interfere with the detention, handcuffs may be put on you. yes, we do not interfere. we are ready to cooperate with the investigation, yes, yes, i advise you to find a good lawyer. thanks for the advice anastasia ivanovna everything the last one left, what are we going to do, let's go into the forest? but do not go hand-to-hand with them. something didn't quiet down. do you hear? the motor is running, hear yes who is asking from the forest without steam, it's you who came up with my friends in vain, you can't offend. don't even think, look. our well , where are you looking at night? on business, why can’t you do your business in the morning? okay, no go don't say anything vera tell me something. well, how can you? well, for fishing, or what? no, i can't speak well. a good toast to friends but this is no longer funny. take the dog away. and get me

the russians until the completion of the peace process and compensation to ukraine from all sports federations. at the head of the international olympic committeerate the question of representatives of the russian one. federation and russians speaking, for example, in the football premier league, their performance may be tied to their clear position in the context of what is happening in ukraine, this may have more positive consequences than the complete exclusion of all russians from the opportunity to play sports. this is the minister of sports and tourism , i would like to stress again today that the poles at the level of the prime minister in general have made a statement. now the minister of poland and then there is the minister of culture, who also could not help but speak out against russia let's listen to him. not now the time for the alexandrov choir of the russian ballet is now not the season for chekhov and for pushkin, russian culture must disappear from the public space. russian culture must disappear from public space. you understand, poland has in this regard. it seems to me a special status, because for e, prepared a trap for eu

so, including against the peaceful , he socially drew attention to the fact that not only journalists, but also employees of the investigative committeer fire. who work there, in addition to criminologists, there are researchers who are engaged in collecting evidence and materials a lot has already been collected, in fact, a separate story that you need, which you definitely need to pay attention to, that despite the ongoing hostilities in the city, but still in the region in places. there are still sweeps going on, m-m ours. uh, from the special services, our law enforcement agencies are already actively working there to collect evidence. but the only question is where to present this evidence, we are already here, as if in a studio , we understand that, apart from us, by and large, this evidence, the so-called civilized the western community does not really need it, because despite what is happening in mariupol, you know that victoria nuland said that nato can participate in the opening of humanitarian corridors and the removal of the civilian population from mariupol, let's listen. there was some hope that the russians could allow

with the first deputy chairman of the state duma committee on science and higher oleg's education have a good day. thank you. your heart doesn't want peace, you don't see a young family housewarming time. let's walk along the streets of moscow first love, why do you think about him great britain always carries his house with him a family nest. they leaked in an ordinary van. the dream house cost the family 24,000 pounds, about 2 million rubles. most of the budget. went to the alteration, the truck restored the interior of the head of the family. i had to use design ingenuity to fit a kitchen with an oven and a sink in a small van. refrigerator and bed. there was a place for cabinets on a truck with headlights to go around the whole of europe on wheels, which will save a lot on renting apartments. although on the car itself, in any case , you won’t save much. and yet, as he claims. shvankevich to find budget options for cars, he made a selection of three inexpensive mid-size crossovers, and all models are new. medium-sized crossovers have always been in stable demand with us, however, the rise in prices for some mass-produced models did n

he has a vision of peace, he has experience as the chair of the foreign affairs committee for many yearsas vice president of the united states and now as president, and what he has done leading up to this is for one thing the intelligence. he made a decision that our intelligence would be declassified and everybody could see what we knew putin was up to and he could see that we knew what he was up to. those were -- there were those that were doubters. when he went in and in the manner in which he has gone in, allies thanked us and some apologize for not accepting that intelligence right from the start. let me tell you this kind of connection to the library, i was at the inauguration of john f. kennedy and lyndon johnson, i was a student. it was a long time ago, i was a student, and i heard in that speech, does anybody in the world not know what president kennedy said, ask not for -- i will not even finish it because you can finish it together. some of you were not born then, some of your parents were not born then but i was a student then. i said to the president on st. patrick's day, th

easy to understand the congressional committee and related agency, and congressional committee and interest group peace. the last prong of the triangle can be more difficult. the bureaucracy is actually implementing the law and carrying it out most of the time. usually to interest groups. especially if you think of corporations as interest groups and an agency like the fec imposing fines on media companies when they feel that there has been some transgression of the rules. if you are the interest groups you have a strong incentive on how the sec interprets the rules and what fines that they impose , etc.. the interest group can try to lobby the agency directly, but most of the people working in the agency have job security, so that's not necessarily going to be as effective as lobbying the congressman. the interest group can lobby the congressman and congress controls the budget for the agency. often the relationship is indirect, leveraging their relationship with the congressional committee helping members of the congressional committee will put pressure on the agency to do with the interest group wan