and is working the plo, but what is happening today is not it just doesn’t fit into any framework, toserious volume. i think that the history of wars and our own experience in general, which is largely underestimated, today deserves to be pulled out of the dusty archives where they lay, often in closed storage, that huge mass of documents that allow us to take a fresh look at this whole the history of wars and the role of the soviet union in them then, and then russia as the heir, here is an interesting figure, over time... the active phases of the war, when the americans intervened and became a direct participant, just like here, they are going there in the same way, i think they will have the same end, they, it was the sixty- fifth year, from 65 to the seventy-four, through the vietnamese the war, where our people helped the vietnamese, 6,539 passed, i remembered this figure, there were more than 4,500 private officers and general officers, can you imagine the huge mass of our military personnel who helped the vietnamese and contributed to their success, and as you noted at the begi

we planned it. destroy plo bases in lebanon.en used by various armed groups as a base for their fight against israel. they trained militants there, accumulated a lot of weapons, long-range artillery, missile and anti-aircraft installations. israel tried to stop the constant shelling and terrorist attacks. the operation was successful. israeli troops captured the lebanese capital, beirut, and the plo forces had to relocate to tunisia. at the end of the operation, tsahal created. what if the bank has only banking services, without vouchers, food delivery, tickets, someone will say, how dare they, like this, uralsip bank, nothing more. the russian bank, which bore the name of foreign agent oleg tenkov, decided to get rid of the mention of the former founder in its name. in the board explained that the family brand must be crystal clear beyond suspicion. and how the former banker reacted to this, my colleague anastasia ivanova has all the details. if the bank has lost the letters, then the foreign agent tenkov himself has long ago l

place that the jews canctually call their homeland and exist without fear and america be it with the plo, jordan, we need to ensure that whatever policy comes out we stand behind israel and support t exist. i have done that. when you have civilians mixed in shields, it is unfair. i've been there, i've had to pull dead kids out of buildings. you have to execute the objectivare under constant attack from a regionwants them to cease to exist to hold them to a bodycam standard is unfair to defending their families and the nation of israel. we need to sta the biggest thing we can do is stop giving billions iran which has happened through the biden administration, they have been writing billions of dollars of checks used to fire rockets american troops. i carried my friend in a box because he was cutwe need to stop giving money to kill americans. >> senator tester? mr. tester: strong israel is good for the u.s.. israel is in a tough part of the world, they've been the best allies short of andhamas did is reprehensible and unacceptablewhen the israeli people decideto respond because hamas took

are you going to be outraged about a 50-year-old picture of a plo gorilla or by hundreds of people ingee camp being slaughtered because the israeli government doesn't know how to negotiate an feels they can kill any number of palestinians to justify liberating a few hostages? i mean they hate at this camp runs deep. >> oh my goodness. a camp for jihadi's. these are college students that will dedicate 4 weeks. collard summers are for internships and getting yourself more opportunities for the future and instead they are going to dedicate their time to being indoctrinated by lies. if they want to learn about the history of the region or of this conflict, call us, we would be happy to go over and teach them. >> trace: it's amazing. if you said listen, harvard will be hosting an anti-muslim camp or and antiblack camp, anti-asian, they would just pull those people and throw them in jail. >> i don't know about that, and that's the problem. thank you so much trace for bringing this story out because it's 1 more big data piece to the global movement against the west. some version of this is h

are you going to be outraged about a 50-year-old picture of a plo gorilla or by hundreds of people inbeing slaughtered because the israeli government doesn't know how to negotiate an feels they can kill any number of palestinians to justify liberating a few hostages? i mean they hate at this camp runs deep. >> oh my goodness. a camp for jihadi's. these are college students that will dedicate 4 weeks. collard summers are for internships and getting yourself more opportunities for the future and instead they are going to dedicate their time to being indoctrinated by lies. if they want to learn about the history of the region or of this conflict, call us, we would be happy to go over and teach them. >> trace: it's amazing. if you said listen, harvard will be hosting an anti-muslim camp or and antiblack camp, anti-asian, they would just pull those people and throw them in jail. >> i don't know about that, and that's the problem. thank you so much trace for bringing this story out because it's 1 more big data piece to the global movement against the west. some version of this is happening

and this hurts china because china right now is its only plo rescue its economy is exports.use of the tension. i think china without firing a shot could kill its own economy. cheryl: speaking of the economy, one of the things i found interesting, last week governor doug burgum was on fox business, he talked the threat here, an economic throat the united states because the chinese are buying up u.s. farmland. he says the united states now needs a national policy that would regulate and/or block the chinese, these entities, these corporations from buying land in the united states. if their economy is suffering, are they looking to make a buck basically a off of ours? >> well, they certainly are. and also what we're seeing is a lot of chinese parties deciding they're going to leave china for good so you have the record outflow of millionaires last year, it's probably going to be surpassed this year. we see the surge of chinese migrants across our southern border. some of them could be dangerous elements but we know that some of them are actually people who are desperate to live

holder at the dash at the plo olympic trials.raduated from a fremont high school and indian hills community transferred to the university of iowa. ka to be a true hard came to run as a hawk eye and this weekend was a step of being an i congratulate him and his teammates. as always, go hawks. thank you so much. with i yield.mr. berg: i'm going to make a few closi the rest of my time. i am my colleagues who have spoken here toda aries and also celebrated people who have gone through tough times, whether it be, if you will something asher related but more importantly the of life. we are the greatest nation in the world because we treat people right and we expect the same inl to have had opportunity to awareness of post-traumatic to repeat that, post-traumaticro forward not a negative ending. it is those of us in congress and americans our country can work to help those who have trauma that they can find growth purpose and and said as a veteran and on us. we'll never quit on them. with t speaker i the speaker pro tempore: the gentlem

revealed she previously worked for the palestine liberation organization or what's commonly known as the plo. she has a very troublesome repetition, you agree. according to a public comment she made on linkedin two months ago, she was still getting paid by the department. could you please set the record straight? is this person still being paid by the department of homeland security and what is the status of the investigation into her behavior? >> mr. chairman, the individual is on administrative leave, not performing the duties and responsibilities for which she was hired. the investigation is ongoing and i cannot speak any further about it because it is an ongoing personnel matter. >> and you give us a specific date as to when this is going to be reached as to her employment? >> i am not in control of the investigation but certainly i'll provide you with whatever details i'm permitted to do. >> i understand you correctly, she's still on administrative leave and still being paid? tell me how many total employees at the department are under investigation for similar purposes after the terror

it took interior temple years to meet the direction of a law that i wrote 20 years ago to lift the plo, public land ordinance. it took no time at all to close off millions more acres in the state of alaska. again, a kicker on all of this is you did it all on the same day. one day. we have actually come to dread fridays in alaska because that is when we see the stuff coming out of washington, d.c. that is burying alaska on the economy. these decisions are piled on top of dozens of others from the conservation role to the cancellation area to the looming the capping of the oil and gas program and the area you are mandated to carry out. there's a lot of history in alaska. you know much of it. when signing -- president carter promised 100% of offshore and 95% of onshore would be open to responsible development. president biden voted for that law. he voted for that but his administration led by your department has broken its promises to alaskans again and again and again. we have kept our side of the bargain here. we have been working to do this. our environmental record is second to none.

so i think it would be more likely that you'd have whoever was the leaders of the of the plo at international and i mentioned this in the top of the introduction, top of the show. there were a list of the show. there were a list of demands , 18 demands from the of demands, 18 demands from the muslim vote. this organised organisation who are trying to, pretty much punish labour for their previous stance on the israel palestine gaza war. one of them was recognise palestine as a state. in addition , by the as a state. in addition, by the way, to end military ties with israel, changed the definition of islamophobia and extremism and so on and so on. but that key one recognised palestine as a state. some would argue this morning that if sir keir starmer does do this and it's announced in the labour manifesto next week, it is a bowed down not to just the labour left but to this muslim vote. this group . muslim vote. this group. >> i actually honestly don't think it matters why whether he's doing it because of political pressure from one side or another . political pressure from one side or another.