unitless or senior its not just junior officers are senior officers of the cross similitude this is peicome an obsession. every unit knows social justice trans gender and woke training is the top priority. not doing this training are not doing it properly it will get a commander or ju junior leader fired. not doing a real field training becomes secondary. they say the reason for this is to make people feel safe, included. everyone knows them a people mandating the stuff of the bullets start flying this approach is going to make everybody less safe. simon talked about free and fair competition and meritocracy. that is what you need in the military. our best people in the best places. one example we talked about in the book i'm going he fired up your, it's one of our commands you have sent, and self calm with south america did what they are obsessed? c5 who runs it? pete: general laure richardson is really focused on women's position, lgbtq issues, climate initiatives in south america and abortion access. china trying to take over south america momentarily and strategically we are preachi

bohdan, thank you very much, we were contacted by our bohdan tsyupan, pey correspondent.on june 27, us president joe biden and ex-president donald trump will hold the first of two debates scheduled before the november election. we will broadcast the debate between biden and trump on june 28 at 4 a.m. kyiv time and translated into ukrainian. you can watch this broadcast on the voice of america website in ukrainian voice of america co. also watch the special broadcast with ostap yarysh and yulia yarmonko, where you can hear in detail how we talk about the debate later on june 28 at 8:00 a.m. kyiv time on the youtube and facebook website of gos amerika ukrainska. the debate will take place without a live audience and will last 90 minutes. this debate could become a turning point in the rival's fight for voters' votes. voice of america journalist joins our live broadcast from atlanta. natalka song. natalka, congratulations. many of the audience call these debates decisive for the campaigns of both presidential candidates. what exactly makes this debate so important? alexey, c

pei colleagues in august, a team of my specialists is going to germany to exchange experience in hybrid our specialists, well, that means there is also something to learn from us, to teach study, i believe that we are now at the stage where we are sharing experiences, exchanging experiences, this is great, does this only help? that is, a true professional never gets used to the troubles of his patients; he always experiences unfavorable events very sadly the outcomes are absolutely unambiguous, by the way, the life expectancy of doctors is one of the saddest indicators in the world, and i think that this psycho-emotional tension, empathy, and empathy are of decisive importance here. this is very important, being the daughter of a man who went through the entire war, the granddaughter of a man who went through several wars, i really want our wonderful, beautiful country to live in peace and prosperity and low bow to the people who provided and provide this, this is my policy, and i like this approach, you know, it was not by chance that i asked this question, you probably understand this

pei territory all attention to the southern cyclone, because it is very active, first in the south, thenlmost everywhere, on sunday its precipitation will advance to bryansk, the lipesk eagle, by night to tula, and on monday it will cover moscow. if the rains gradually stop in crimea, the heaviest rains will now be in the black earth region, where in some places you can expect up to half the norm for a whole month. and in st. petersburg tomorrow there will still be no precipitation and +24. it 's 26 in moscow, and the rain will start on monday night. it takes a long time to fix fosag's car. cheap in the end is of poor quality and we demand money from the insurance company, this is the main road on ntv, i’m denis yuchenkov, i’m andrey fedortsov, hello, look in the program. more on this after the news. news, oncoming. two people were injured. in the moscow region, a mercedes drove into the opposite lane at high speed and crashed into a rover. eyewitnesses say that a state duma deputy was driving a german sedan. death in car sharing. nabolo rammed a parked bus. three don't. in the central p

we need to stop wasting our time with crt, pei and all of the other sector relations. they need to learn the fundamentals of when they get out of school, they have the brains and capacity and thinking ability to fill these positions that are needed in all types of small businesses. >>> to go back to the first comment about comparing 2019 to now . i do not have those in front of me without my computer, but generally speaking there is a little over 32 million small business owners. most of them are so proprietors . the number significantly smaller if you include small employers for obvious reasons. they employ about half the workforce, and it changes year- to-year. so it is a huge number of businesses, but employs about half the workforce. in terms of workers i think small business owners are agnostic about how they get them. they just want to have good workers. and it is industry dependent. we vary across industries, so we have restaurants in manufacturing and retail. every type of business you could think of. when you get down to industry specifics some people need ski

pei agree. only changing it every 20 years, it's an improvement.ey're making stuff that works worse. your dishwasher works worse. will: talking to people from communist countries and the united states. rachel: geopolitical to the grocery store and 20,000 cereals for me to choose from and stop trying to help us choose for government and usually by the way, there's some company that's getting a kick back and they're the ones that are doing the energy efficient stuff and leave us alone, government. pete: leave us alone. and a long time ago we said to the british, leave us alone but still cover them. we move to this. kate middleton joining the royal family on the balcony. rick: it's her first public appearance since her cancer diagnosis. rachel: stephanie joining us from buckingham palace. reporter: good morning. it rained on the king's parade today and didn't rain on the joy everybody had here and crowds and you could hear them as the king and also princess kate road by in their carriages looking well as well. princess kate all smiles of course in tha

elected officials to go back to washington dc and work with other people regardless of political peimost bipartisan senators in senate and■ i am also one of te most effective senators. the reason i am the most effective is because i will work with anyone. let's focus on what we agree on. china, russia, north korea, they're using the internet to and people listen to that garbage and they continue to■ divide because they think it is a political opportunity. this country was built by people working together, it will continue to be the greatest. i take that example to washington dc. >> thank you, senator. mr. sheehy? mr. sheehy: we agree on more than we disagree. i've been to 93 countries with christians, muslims and jews. there are no republicans or democrats in a foxhole and we need to heal the nation. we are so divided and the senator iswe are succumbing to the internet, for adversaries are using tiktok to target our children, turn them against their own country and we have members in our government who are empowering that. they are increasing anti-american instead of making quds prou

amendments include a limited the chief diversity officer along with pei -related offices and personnelto the senate for consideration. derrick anderson is an army veteran who served six tours of duty in the middle east is not running in congress as a republican in virginia. big primaries coming up this tuesday he joins us now. thank you for being here. if got to believe you appreciate the pay raises for junior troops. because for too long the guys a list go through basic training can barely scrape by once they join the military. >> es, peach, this is a great thing we have going on for our junior enlisted soldiers. and our military members for that matter across the board. as you know, pete, we are in a very interesting spot with our military considering the fact recruiting is an all-time low. with our adversaries overseas continuing to push back on us. i was a green beret. i thought overseas a lot of my guys are still fighting overseas right now and i can tell you from a tactical standpoint our service members are being attacked over and over again by these iranian backed organizations

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expectation and now we have subsidized it, undermining the very point the founders had inthey required pey tip o'neill. tip o'neill would sing. [laughter] it a beautiful evening? no. [laughter] >> thing but directly related to this. this has been a pet peeve of mine for the last few months. the senate in some ways has become this phony body. because they have these -- because of the schedule, there is no time. they stack up these amendments at the end that all have to fail. you don't really have real debate on these amendments. the only way you can get an amendment vote in this body is to know that it's going to fail. how do you deal with that? >> there is no regular order in the senate any longer with respect to committees in the floor and amendments on the floor. last majorityin the senate that kept people around for days, five days was robert c burton. a very different leader in many ways. he wanted people to be there and stay there. we have all been in the leader's office and heard people come in, they've got this going on wednesday night and thursday. there was one circumstance where

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impact to how our lands are managed in my state, including the oil and gas leasing rule, the solar pei s, the public lands rule, and others. my question to you is, what is the status of nevada statewide resource management plan? what steps are being taken to align all of these rules with our local and state planning efforts? and can we expect to see something relatively soon as we build out our clean energy across the land and mining opportunities across the land as well? >> thank you, senator. first, i want you to know that we support wholeheartedly the rmp work of the nevada blm. thank you for working to build the relationship with those folks. they do work very hard and care deeply about your state. with respect to the rule makings, the public lands, oil and gas, renewables as well as the updated western solar plan, they're all complementary and will ensure consistency across blm permitting work. happy to get with you and your staff and talk about how all those things fit together, if that is helpful to you, but we appreciate the opportunities to be in nevada and will do whatever we

serious poin sto t is the one thatpoint people take away from this, which is this is just a man who can't pey that? by the way, can't we admit that everybody has a relativ the who's in a situation like this? i hope joe biden lives another 20 years. i just think it should be spent in delaware a.s.a. ik itp. you and peter doocy justs said the two magic words as to why it's not eas y to remove joe biden. it hasn't been easy for the 18 months. they should have done it. kamala harris people fear her.r. the fact that she even mentioned gavin newsom and gretchen whitmer, how how we're not mentioning that the black woman vice president because shesident e h0 senior staffers. because nobody has confidence in her competence. they are scared about her being the president. and i think that's a veryp important point here. but let's stop pretending there's a mercy rule in little leagueree in. and if you're way ahead in runs, you call the game early. they should have don e that quickly. >> we're going to take a break. remember, we got this convention coming up. egates a majority of delegates are biden peopl