we support the peace corps. what better ambassadors do we have than young american people willing to spend two years overseas and building good will with people around the world. i know many of us have met these young people when traveling overseas or have discussed with our own constituents after they have participated in this life changing experience. the peace corps account in this bill is already 20 million below its current level. endangering the return of volunteers in the field after covid. and the reopening of new sites, particularly in the pacific islands, where strong american diplomacy is sorely needed. cuts are already threatening the ability to support the 5,000 volunteers across 51 countries that peace corps has responsibility for. once again, democrats support the peace corps. democrats support and thank our veterans for their service. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mmr. ogles: best investments? this is the best we can do? how ab

and with that, that korea became the first country to receive peace corps volunteers that now have per capita of volunteers sending elsewhere. the issue of development that secretary blinken mentioned. going forward one of the areas of development not only in the sort of more traditional, if you like, economic development fields, but the kinds of issues that really are seizing the imaginations of our young people today, addressing climate change, the energy transformation, all of that, and i think we can build on the foundation that's been built and that's what i think has happened over the last year and extraordinary, very ambitious way, the optimism that we'll be able to sustain this as it's built on this foundation and i think that professor hann came out of the school at the university. that pre-dates, a lot older than 70 years. so i think that those are the kinds of roots that this alliance has that we celebrate this year, 70th anniversary of alliance. >> thank you, outstanding. let me go-- we're talking about these other pieces that are critical, that have overlaid the milita

the peace corps. back to "the big weekend show" it is time for the big four our picks for the biggest story everyone will be talking about this week, here we go earlier today in hanoi, vietnam during a press conference president biden gets lost and calls climate change deniers lying dogface pony soldiers. here we go. >> are just following my orders here. >> staff has anybody spoken? i'm not calling on you, i said five question. >> this week the united states said if there's no phasing out there will be possible to reach the goals of the paris agreement, there was no agreement at the g20 on fossil fuels, how concerned are you about this lack of consensus. >> it wasn't so much in agreement, i don't know about you but i'm going to go to bed. >> i can't with this guy. >> is like a covid mechanism. >> were all thankful he did not refer to the g20g unit descent wrap posse. it is sad, you could be selling a children's book, where's waldo, and then images around the white house and where he might be hiding du

we do it for women peace corps volunteers if they live in countries where they can't terminate a pregnancythem to travel to the united states, so they can make their own health care decisions. coach tommy tuberville wants the women who have volunteered to serve our military, to have fewer rights than women prisoners, and peace corps volunteers. his position is outrageous. he's entitled to. it we cannot convince his colleagues he should back off. >> trust me, we had him on the first episode of this program talking about this several weeks ago. the thing is though, obviously this is his position. we heard senator mcconnell say he doesn't agree with it. technically, democrats could move one nomination in time, it would be incredibly time consuming, i'm well aware of that, but do you see it potentially coming to that point if we get to october and there are still no confirmed joint chief chairman's? >> if we do that, that's all we'll ever do, kaitlyn. we won't legislate, we won't pass budgets. we're in a budget crisis right now. to vote on 300 non controversial nominations with senator tubervi

india, pakistan is a member of the united nations peacekeeping committee, and the activities of the peace corps of the islamic republic of iran army will be presented in this exhibition, and on the closing day , naturally , we will be able to discuss the activities of the friendly mobilization of the islamic republic of iran army in providing relief to the earthquake in turkey . in addition to the payment, thank you for your presence. we will return to the glass hall of sed and sima news agency with dishes at your service. o hossein, greetings to you and the viewers of the khabar channel. another program today is related to the session of the islamic council of the islamic council and he said that the representatives are present at the mellat house today. i am talking to get more information. i am talking about the real pishbahar. journalists also have a policy of hope. mr. pishvaz . hello, good morning. i am at your service and also my dear people. what is the agenda of today's meeting ? he wants to review the program and qualifications of the proposed minister of sports and youth, and after m

embassies in tonga and the solomon islands, establish a usa id mission in fiji, and return the peace corps in tonga. >> the president said the administration is working with congress on an initiative to invest $40 billion in pacific island infrastructure. >>> a big shot in the arm for california's hig sed rail project. it's getting more than $200 million in grants. the money will go toward design, buying land and construction. senator alex padilla and dianne feinstein made the announcement today. part of $300 million in grants going forward improving rail systems across the state. the rest will go to smaller transit systems like smart trains in the north bay and napa valley railroad. >> governor newsom is taking on florida governor and presidential candidate ron desantis. fox news made this announcement today which is hosting an official debate between the two governors. the 90-minute debate will air september 30th and aired by the fox news host. the blue and red governors agreed to a debate in august. newsome has shrugged off rumors that he would launch a presidential campaign against bid

asked to leave, and yet kyrgyzstan remains the last refuge for many of them, even though the same peace corpsganization is about 380 million dollars, the number of volunteers exceeds 200,000 people, it’s no secret that the corps is closely connected with the cia, which is why the organization’s activities are prohibited in russia, uzbekistan, kazakhstan and turkmenistan. but the consideration of the law on ngos was once again postponed, so kyrgyzstan remains tolerant of tricks and... turkmenistan celebrated the 32nd anniversary of independence with magnificent celebrations and military. parades in the center of snow-white ashgabat. the ceremonial parade, according to tradition, opened with a procession of crews from all branches of the armed forces of turkmenistan with an inspection of military equipment. caspian-based naval forces joined the parade. the celebration continued with folk festivities. on the central square in in honor of the significant date of the president of turkmenistan, an akhaltik horse named arkaly. these days, turkmenistan receives congratulations from world leaders; in

carolyn robertson payton led the peace corps under president jimmy carter. marion was pennsylvania's first black county commissioner. and many more bennett bells have broken down barriers and been the first to accomplish amazing feats. today bennett continues to educate young minds and produce change makers. bennett has been an influential institution in our nation's history as well as a pillar of outstanding education in greensboro, north carolina. congratulations to the bennett bells on 150 years of excellence. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. ciscomani, for five minutes. mr. ciscomani: mr. speaker, i rise today in honor of the basis ora valley a. school in my district that has been included in the "u.s. news and world report" best public high schools. securing the 21st position. this accomplishment is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students, educators, and the entire school community. basis prides themselves on the award winning stemke lick rum and liberal arts program to help children pursu

we are the peace corps. volunteers, partners, communities in more than 60 countries.r experience, joy, and passion to building a better world. together. are you ready to serve boldly? to go the distance to make a difference? then we have a place where you belong. join us. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: america's education system is failing us. universities are turning out kids with no concept of reality. as my father says, how the world works. liberal professors have been worming their way into universities forever. but the indoctrination doesn't start there. now we have a new wave of transparency because of covid we learned how hard they shift to the left has been. k-12. teachers are more concerned about the culture war, gender affirmation, and trigger words than they are about preparing the students for the real world. one north carolina mom has had enough. watch. >> there's one goal for the educational system: it should be to prepare children to enter careers to be productive members of society. it's not a counseling session. it's not a self-help area. is not some work to find your

we are the peace corps. volunteers, partners, communities in more than 60 countries.assion to building a better world. together. are you ready to serve boldly? to go the distance to make a difference? then we have a place where you belong. join us. >> that is it workable. thank you for watching folks

he's been a peace corps volunteer. unhcr emergency refugee coordinator in somalia. humanitarian emergency relief officer in northern kenya and somalia. and as a fulbright scholar in jordan. he holds a phd in government from george county university, a ba in nda from the university of colorado, where he lettered in football and was inducted into their hall of four testing was alumni. dr. rutherford has also served on the board of trustees with the shenandoah valley battlefield foundation, which preserves and interprets the region's significant civil war battlefields and related historic sites. so as a quick note, we will have a question-and-answer period after dr. rutherford's speech. if you'd like to ask ken a question, just please form a line behind the mic to the left. okay. and ken? the floor is yours. thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you, bob, and think about for being here on a saturday. nice weather here in beautiful appomattox. it's an honor and a privilege for me to present this topic to you. you'll soon find out that it's been a labor of love. regar

they are looking for additional economic and development assistance, so the peace corps is entering theacific now permit you could say this is a bargain. the united states is offering some degree of economic development and diplomatic assistance in exchange for the promise of military access. lisa: you mentioned that recognition of the cook islands is a sign of new relationships in this region. at the same time, the summit has had a couple setbacks, namely the solomon islands boycotting. they developed a close relationship to china and it's been an issue to foreign policy for countries throughout that region. how serious is that idea, that at least one mayor player in the region does not want to be there? zach: it was a disappointment for the biden team. they were hoping the leader of solomon islands would be present in washington. the challenge for many pacific islanders is they want to be united, they want to show the pacific islands are together in how they approach the united states and china. when one of the leaders does not show up to a fairly significant summit, that's a disappoi

peace corps. ask not what you can do for your country. you know the quote. one of the challenges he faced, he was a roman catholic. and people were shocked by that. now you're obviously a man of faith and i'm sure that guides your decision. how do you navigate that when, as you point out, people are so much focused on what we're different, why we're different, than the things we have in common? and religion is going to be one of those. ryan: you know, this is a great question. because many people look at me sometimes and go, ok, ryan, do i have to believe the same way do you? because we have a very diverse, very, very diverse country. diversity of faith. i am a christian. and i am a pastor. with that i believe that -- i believe we actually have a lot more in common than we think. i believe we have a father in heaven and therefore i believe we're all really the same family. what if we started treating each other that way. i think the culture i want to have and lead as president, let's see each other as familiar. let's start -- family. let's start eking each o

[laughter] this is the place where the peace corps was started. [applause] it is inspiring to see how all of you, while you are in this country, are trying so hard to live at the level of the people. a second place where we begin to build a great society is in our countryside. we have always prided ourselves on being not only ameca the strong, and ameca the fe. but america the beautiful. today that beauty is in danger. the water we drink, the food we eat, the very air that we breathe are threatened with pollution. our parks are overcrowded. our seashores overburdened. green fields and dense forests are disappearing. a few years ago we were greatly concerned about the ugly america. to date we must act to prevent an ugly america but once the battle is lost,. [applause] once the battle is lost for it once our natural splendor is destroyed it can never be recaptured. and once a man can no longer with a beauty, our wonder at nature, the spirit will wither the sustenance be wasted. a third place to build the great society is i t classrooms of america. t

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and with that, that korea became the first country to receive peace corps volunteers that now have per capita of volunteers sending elsewhere. the issue of development that secretary blinken mentioned. going forward one of the areas of development not only in the sort of more traditional, if you like, economic development fields, but the kinds of issues that really are seizing the imaginations of our young people today, addressing climate change, the energy transformation, all of that, and i think we can build on the foundation that's been built and that's what i think has happened over the last year and extraordinary, very ambitious way, the optimism that we'll be able to sustain this as it's built on this foundation and i think that professor hann came out of the school at the university. that pre-dates, a lot older than 70 years. so i think that those are the kinds of roots that this alliance has that we celebrate this year, 70th anniversary of alliance. >> thank you, outstanding. let me go-- we're talking about these other pieces that are critical, that have overlaid the milita

continue to encourage the public service proceeding public service in government to proceed in the peace corpso be the competitive advantage for our nation. and so with that idea of people pool of young people can operate in this digital age we are going to need it. we are going to need it. we are very, very excited about how we might be able to do that. and then finally as we continue to transition to the future there are different models that people are going to serve. and even again i was a someone y someone who's been in government service over three decades that may not be the model of the future. the model of the future might be quickly coming and going. to be able to have an impact, then coming out. that's a little bit different than what we have experienced before. that model may work very, very wellin the future. again as we think about the future five years hence i am very encouraged and very, very optimistic. and i look to the future and to the nation in the public and private sector. >> thank you sir. thank you you talks about people. it's all the people that you lead and other lea

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it's voluntary in the us, but many people take up the peace corps there and i think it's for great teamd get a lot out of it. there's always a bill, whatever you do, there's always a cost to these sorts of things. can make sorts of things. but we can make there's places we can there's lots of places we can make cuts. >> what would you say >> but what what would you say to the argument that made to the argument that was made earlier kemp , who earlier by richard kemp, who said long as don't said that as long as they don't become ideologically captured, which what's happening in which is what's happening in these of institutions, so these sort of institutions, so schools have become ideologically captured by the schools have become ideolo�*transy captured by the schools have become ideolo�*trans ideologyi by the schools have become ideolo�*trans ideology and the schools have become ideolo�*trans ideology and all the whole trans ideology and all the other nonsense that's going on, the gender ideology . the gender ideology. >> you know, so what how do i think you could end up with that? no,

captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> frameworks to urgently needed that does not exist. the number of related deaths almost doubled. u.n. peace operations are under unprecedented strain. nuclear disarmament is at a have iter tall stand still and no frameworks to address the threats exposed by nuclear technology. i urge governments to go further and recommit to their obligations under the u.n. charter, to use the full range of diplomatic tools and prevent cries sees and consider proposals when new frameworks and tools in the new agenda for peace. i have consistently and repeatedly called for peace in ukraine and charter and international law and ukraine, russia. after the invasion was the attacks. [indiscernible] and bottom line into deadly mine fields. attacks on civilians and infrastructure must stop immediately. ukraine's population and need protection. more than 6 million ukranians have fled the country. they are mitigating the impacts on ukraine and around the world. in partnership with 450 all of them ukranian. atomic energy agency for a plan and the nuclear side for safety, security and safeguards. together with the red

beings ended a break and destroying the peace deal, and now tens of thousands of ukrainians the lives of being lost. how do you characterize the washington press corps? actually, given that we're not really hearing anything about the peace deal. i mean, even though booting ran just a piece of paper recently showing that the, the craniums are interested in that the steel before. billions more of the us tax pay a public money was put into key have as well i think good fortunately. uh, the uh, the main stream media here in united states and utility and other western countries have become really uh, uh, nothing more than an outlet for war propaganda. and uh, certainly, i think that's true to a true in ukraine into a lesser extent in russia as well. as i said, the truth is the 1st casualty of war. uh, but uh, yeah, we know from uh, 4 fingers article and fiona, by fiona hill. just the last september, i believe that there was this piece agreement was a tentative piece agreement between, between russia and ukraine that was signed or around march 31st and assemble and you know, eyes and following all of those piece negotiations with great interest. and you k

troops like the army and marine corps around the world maintaining peace and stability.dedicated to maintaining a readiness and our capabilities and our lethality and the thing that we also need to focus on is the modernization for the future character of war that i see fundamentally changing and the military is a lot of things, but woke it's not. so i take exception to that. i think that people say those things for reasons -- for their own reason, but it's not true. it's not accurate and that's not to say, by the way, that there aren't some things out there that are -- are -- could be fit into that category, but i don't think it's a broad brush description of the u.s. military as it exists today. >> finally, are you going write a memoir? >> i'll probably write -- i don't know that i would do a tellall. frankly, i haven't given a lot of talk to what i do in october. right now we have a lot of things going on and bad things can happen in a very short time in the world and i have to remain focused on the job and that's exactly what i'll do. i'll probably write some things

i had joined the marine corps too. frankly speaking, joe rushed and we were now at peace with russia. we had good relations with russian . western russian relations remain peaceful until february 2022. within many tiers, none of us be will cut you no risk you wish to show a given flooding opened of age with an element tasked with egan, the internet's 9 or the steel cut, you know, the, you know, have new ton plus these as books, like using text to teach. scrolling through it a hose at different views. in college, he studied russian history under ukrainian language. in 2014 and key began showing in cities in the east with tying some planes on the phone. the intelligence officer began to follow the conflict closely. first of all, the russian decision to intervene militarily in ukraine, on february 24th was not as the west as an unprovoked, active aggression. russia had been provoked by the west for 8 years minimal. and if you can go, you can even extend that by 6 more years. if one understands that the decision by nato to invite ukraine in, in 2008, was done knowing that this would ultim

long-range guns of ukrainian soldiers, from which they fire at a peaceful city priority goals of our fighters. artillerymen of the 1st donetsk army corpstrike the enemy's firing points after another, this is achieved due to the fact that we received very accurate target coordinates and worked on the enemy's mlrs from five. well, they again gave hits in one gulp and hit the target, our reconnaissance drone took the third interval. combat work 24 hours per flight , reinforced thermobaric shells, thermobaric distances to the target are about 20 km, we hit the enemy we hit the coordinates with one or two for shooting. well , we will continue to work according to the command. according to intelligence data, the long-range artillery of the neo-nazis is concentrated several kilometers from marinka, our massive strike is directed there alexander katsuba yaroslav borisov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko lead donetsk people's republic the working week in the kremlin began with questions of macro-financial stability. vladimir putin held a meeting on the draft federal budget. main statement of the president of the russian economy withstood external

i had joined the marine corps too, frankly speaking, she'll russians, and we were now at peace with russia. we had good relations with russia, west and russian relations remain peaceful until february 2022. immunity of this month of august. you will cut, you know, please give us a given flooding, opened of age when an element task with digging the internet's not or the fuel cut . you know, then we will cut, you know, have a nice, good time for us. these us books, like using text, see i teach going through at the homes at different deals. in college, he studied russian history under ukrainian language. in 2014 and key began showing in cities in the east with tang some planes on the phone. the intelligence officer began to follow the conflict closely. the 1st of all, the russian decision to intervene militarily in ukraine on february 24th was not as the west says, an unprovoked, active aggression. russia had been provoked by the west for 8 years minimal. and if you can go, you can even extend that by 6 more years. if one understands that the decision by nato to invite ukraine in, in 2008, wa

i had joined the marine corps too, frankly speaking, chil russians, and we were now at peace with russia. we had good relations with russian. western russian relations remain peaceful until february 2022. immunity there's none of us people cut, you know, push cuba. so give them 40 and owned of age. when an element tasked with egan, the internet's non or fuel cut, you know, then cut, you know how to mix, get tons of these is food for using text t i t scrolling through homes at different views in college, he studied russian history under you, crania, language in 2014 key began shelving in cities in the east with tang some planes on the form intelligence officer began to follow the conflict closely. the 1st of all, the russian decision to intervene militarily in ukraine, on february 24th was not as the west says, an unprovoked, active aggression. russia had been provoked by the west for 8 years minimal. and if you can go, you can even extend that by 6 more years. if one understands that the decision by nato to invite ukraine in, in 2008, was done. knowing that this would ultimately lead to

which they are shelling at peaceful city , the priority targets of our fighters. blow to artillerymen of the 1st donetsk army corps enemy firing points, leave one after another with a targeted salvo at the enemy, this is achieved due to the fact that the target coordinates we received were very accurate, we worked on the enemy's multiple rocket launchers from five, well , when hit with a salvo, they again gave a salvo and hit, the defeat is recorded by ours the reconnaissance drone took the third interval. combat work 24 hours a day , shells, enhanced thermobaric distance to the target is about 20 km, we hit the enemy, they give coordinates, we hit one or two for shooting. well and then we work according to the command. according to reconnaissance data, the long-range artillery of the neo-nazis is concentrated several kilometers from marinka , our massive attack is directed there alexander katsuba yaroslav borisov andrey rudenko bondarenko conduct donetsk people's republic this shooting bush is actually a well-camouflaged spg-9 gun of motorized rifles of the western military district. the crew supports the infantr

ground troops like the army and marine corp on freedoms frontier around the world maintaining peace ando our readiness and our capability and the thing that we need to focus is the modernization for the character of war i see changing. but this military is a lot of things but woke it is not. i take exception to that. i think that people say those things for reasons that are their own reasons. but it is not true. it is not accurate. and it is not to say, by the way, there is not some things out there that are -- could be fit into that category. but i don't think it is -- it is not a broad brush description of the u.s. military as it exists today. >> and finally, are you going to write a memoir? >> i'll probably write. i don't know that i would do a tell-all. a lot of people have mentioned that to me. i haven't given a lot to what i give after 1 october. right now there is a lot of things that are going on and very bad things could happen in a short period of time and i have to be focussed on the job and that is what i'm doing. i'll probably write some things in the future. a tell all is

islamic revolutionary guard corps, during his visit to the mehran border, announced the complete security of the country's arbaini borders in order to completely restore the peace of our visitors with extensive efforts. all the country's government agencies, governors, police force centers, border guards, and all servants of pilgrims, arbaeen hosseini and abdullah, the flow and arrival of pilgrims, whether to iraq or iran, by god's grace , are smooth and very good compared to previous years, the infrastructure is very good. sardar salami to the guards to the pilgrims arbain hosseini pointed out and said that we have established field hospitals and clinics in all the country's terminals . the naval and land forces of our provincial army corps are serving the people in all areas of the country , and for this reason, fortunately , we did not witness the accident of this cargo rope in the field of healthcare . it continues but at the same time mehran border station news agency, mr. klip, you know that the return will start in a few days, and naturally, the traffic of pilgrims to go to karbala will increase significantly. we had a special plan, because the truth is

soldiers, from which they fire at the peaceful city , the priority targets of our fighters. artillerymen of the 1st donetsk army strike at enemy firing points the corpstargeted salvo at the enemy, this is achieved due to the fact that we received very accurate target coordinates , we worked on the battery on the enemy's missile launcher with five hits in a salvo, again they fired and hit the target, our reconnaissance drone recorded three at intervals . combat work for a day to fly reinforced thermobaric shells, the distance to the target is about 20 km, we hit the enemy, they give coordinates, we hit one or two for shooting. well , we will continue to work according to the command. by according to intelligence data, long-range artillery of the neo-nazis is concentrated several kilometers from marinka , our massive strike is directed there alexander katsuba yaroslav borisov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko conduct donetsk people's republic this shooting bush is actually a well-camouflaged spg-9 gun of motorized rifles of the western military district. the crew supports the infantry, which is trying to gain a foothold in the forest plantation under the