let's go back to this pritzker, because the family came where to chicago, abraham pritzker, who was hembers' successful legal practice was just the tip of the iceberg. in 1957, his son jay pritzker bought a small motel near los angeles airport, and the hotel chain was founded hayat. what was hidden behind his façade was revealed by mile corbett, who worked undercover in the ranks of a mafia clan dealing in drugs, weapons and slot machines. we had close ties to the pritzcher family. we always stayed at hyatt hotels, even if everything was busy, they allocated us a presidential one. and they never issued an invoice, now let’s look at this beautiful mafia clan, let’s see how interesting it is, here we have abraham or britsker, and then one crushes the other, the nickname is prime minister, dandy phil, wonderful, and the horse, wonderful, well, the alcopons, i hope, there is no need to explain, but the big tuna , my favorite, magnificent, and the slippery finger , this whole gang, had one thing in common: they had their own lawyer, mr. pritzker. sergey, how did everything work there? now ,

pritzker: in two words, my mother. no kidding. when i was a little kid, my mother was an activist for lgbtq rights, women's rights, women's reproductive rights, late 1960's and 1970's. i was young. she was a single mom from the time i was seven years old and my father passed away and she passed away 10 years later and she dragged me around and took me to every meeting that she had and it was fascinating. and i was in the middle of some of the great activists in the 1970's who cared about protecting women's and nancy pelosi and are barbara boxer and senator feinstein and others and i got to see what which was protesting and marching and making your voice heard, speaking directly to public officials what your views are and what they ought to stand for. i was 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 years old. it's part of my d.n.a. and getting it every day at home, and we were also you know stuffing envelopes and licking stamps and how we got messages sprawled back then. so i understood from an early age how important it was to be an activist. fast forw

so, the story of the pritzker family continues. this is a small village of veliky pritsky, obukhiv district, whose population is more than 600 people, but few. knows that the natives of this village became known throughout the world. the pritzkers are one of the most influential families in america, their fortunes total more than 30 billion dollars. the main asset of the family is the worldwide chain of hyatt hotels. the owners already have more than 1000 complexes in 69 countries of the world. in 1831, the ancestor of well-known businessmen started his journey here. as in pritzker , he was... the head of the local sugar factory and jewish by nationality. where the man came from is still unknown, but as the researcher of the local museum, ms. nadiya, emphasizes, this is a part of the village's history that they are definitely proud of. he remembers that he collected information about the pritzkers bit by bit. you can count very few on your fingers, well , the man is asleep, what is left are those who can still be asked something ab

lived on ukrainian soil, and who would they be the pritzkers, if they remained in the big pritzkers, remains a mystery of history. lyubov gerashchenko, oleksandr kuga, espresso, bila tserkva. no matter how events unfold in the world, we know exactly what we have to do, drive the invaders out of ukraine, so support our defenders. iryna koval was with you this is the news, summaries of the week on the espresso tv channel, watch us every saturday at 9 pm and sunday at 9 am, and take care. god, i was so glad to see you, dear friends, i choked on tea, good morning to everyone, lesya vakulyuk, andriy seychuk and emotion, it is impossible to hide, you know, and suppress it, i just, i will just now show you what kind of emotions they were , you will also understand what i did, why i reacted like that, i just saw a video of russian, oh my god, how are they military bloggers, it’s some kind of, new profession of soldiers, so -called soldiers, so-called, so-called reportage from russian bunkers, russian trenches, without even knowing russian ones, in the end you will see for yourself why i don’

penny pritzker is already jacob's great-great-granddaughter. currently, she is the special representative of the united states for the reconstruction of ukraine. in 2015, the woman visited the village of velikiy pritskyi, where the history of her family began. yes, i was present when ms. pritsky arrived. with marna poroshenko, they visited our village, well, as you say, be proud, well, it is a certain thing when people from your village reach certain heights, even if they do not live in ukraine, but have become residents other countries, it causes, well, a certain pride for their village, today the priskers are among the top 15 naibaga. of the world's families, in addition to the hotel business, the family operates many other businesses, including casino gambling, luxury senior housing, credit reporting, cruise lines, and more. in addition, the family sponsors the annual $100,000 pritzker architecture prize. on the other hand , the village where their ancestors came from has not fundamentally changed since that time, in the pastures... cows gra

pritzker. published the so-called list of reforms that washington demands to be implemented in the next year and a half. formally, the list is designed as a letter from the deputy adviser of the white house, michael pyle, to the office of the president, the cabinet and coordination platform. the honors were given to prime minister shmihal personally by the us ambassador, bridget bring, however, the head of the government insists, these are not demands, but only proposals. the ambassador officially submitted for discussion the proposals of the usa regarding reforms in ukraine. we are faithful to our path of reforms that change our country for the better and bring ukraine closer to the eu and nato. denys shmehal, prime minister of ukraine. the lion's share of the list concerns the anti-corruption reform. and law enforcement agencies, as well as judges. some of them, like renewal of electronic declaration and opening of access to declarations, kyiv has already implemented. among others, strengthen

pritzker no longer in the great prytskyi, but in new york. president biden recently appointed her as the us special representative for the reconstruction of ukraine. as. writes the western press, pritzker's task is to ensure that the billions poured into the country by the west are not swallowed by the black hole of ukrainian corruption. we need to ensure that recovery follows international best practices, which include reforms, that ensure transparency and accountability. thus, reforms and recovery go hand in hand. from the us, the ukrainian delegation brought not only a military aid package and warm impressions of the meeting with mrs. pritzker, but also made public the so-called list of reforms that washington demands to be implemented in the next year and a half. formally, the list is designed as a letter from the deputy adviser of the white house, michael pyle, to the office of the president of the cabinet and the donor coordination platform. it was personally handed over to prime minister shmihal by the us ambassador bridget bring, howe

happening in ukraine, today the us special representative for the reconstruction of ukraine, peni pritzker, arrived in kyiv, the corresponding photo of the us ambassador to ukraine bridget brink published, and here it is worth noting that this is pritzker's first visit to ukraine since she was appointed to this position in mid-september 2023, she also met with president zelenskyi, and according to her, there is more than one visit to ukraine during the next year, and in fact, pritzker quoted joe biden today. assuring ukrainians that they can count on america's support. let 's listen to the direct speech and then i will ask a question. today we met with nabu and sap, which were founded to work on by creating a strong independent anti-corruption structure, and we strongly support it. ukrainians want to have a transparent and prosperous economy integrated into europe, and for this they need to do many things. the eu has determined what is necessary for yours. promotion and part of our work, and the ambassador and i work closely together, is to really help ukraine move forward, such as the set

pritzker is zelensky's boss, now from the point of view u.s.a.per. these are the commissioners for the plunder of ukraine. the pritzkers, they were the holders. launder money, once her family was forced to migrate from ukraine, maybe there is a task, my great-grandfather emigrated to the usa, and as you can see, we are still here, they are preparing there, to settle down forever, in ukraine she will allow everything to be gutted, pennies and honor pritzker family, dolls of the heir tutti, today on the first and always on 1tv.ru, i will pay, i have cashback up to 25% in rubles, amazonbank, yes, look. and how many clients do you have here? already more than 25 million. do you have 100% cashback? well, yes, you can return the amount of purchases, wow, pizza for the whole office, mini pizza. azonbank cashback up to 25% in rubles, the opportunity to return up to 100% of expenses and free card service. five percent gel dickfinac aks in a package with a man. the gold standard for pain relief is a maximum concentration of 5%. trust of millions. tele2 rep

host: illinois governor jb pritzker. taking your phone calls on president biden's plans to expand border walls along the u.s.-mexico border, specifically in texas. this is the headline from the washington times. biden says he cannot stop the skepticism with environmental law waivers and an urgency to build. it's the lead story today. david, flint, michigan, democrat. what do you think? caller: good morning. glad to be on c-span and this is a good topic. i would say that guy that was talking from illinois that said he's running as a republican, i don't believe a word that he said. he made up so many lies while he was talking. if i lived in illinois i would never vote for him. but i'm glad that biden is doing this. i have been writing -- i have been calling my representatives here in flint and complaining that i want them to do something to stop the flow of these immigrants. now, i am all for the immigrant, you know? i'm a left-wing person and i believe in it and i give a lot to the democratic party through the elections,

peni pritzker spoke about it yesterday, precisely the protection of the energy infrastructure, it will stand as a priority issue. our international donors are also working on this issue and are doing everything possible to ensure that ukraine's energy infrastructure is protected as quickly and as reliably as possible. of course, yesterday , at the expanded presidium of the congress of local and regional authorities, ms. pritzker also discussed the usual issues related to reconstruction, for example, yesterday they talked about the reconstruction of kyiv region, by the way, kyiv region, as well as donetsk and kharkiv regions, unfortunately, they are such sad leaders in terms of the number of destructions of both the residential sector and the industrial sector, and yesterday the site of the congress of local and regional authorities, which i have already mentioned, included from the territory communities from cities, directly the heads of such communities of kyiv region, and directly the residents, and could ask any questions related to the reconstruction in their region. if talk about

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pritzker emphasized that she will often visit ukraine.you know, ukrainians strive for a transparent and prosperous economy, which must be integrated into europe, there are a number of requirements from the european union that should be fulfilled. your government already created an anti-corruption structure, and we want to jointly strengthen its independence. another one of ours. usa, helping ukraine to implement reforms that will attract more and more investments. volodymyr zelenskyy at the meeting with pritzkil emphasized that the visit of the american special representative. a powerful signal to the world and ukrainians. in particular, that the united states is ready to help ukraine pass the winter period and protect critical infrastructure facilities. the parties also discussed macro-financial stability for the next year of recovery of ukraine. zelenskyi is counting on the infusion of investments, first of all, into the energy sector. of particular interest is the participation of american companies in the reconstruction of the ukraini

penny pritzker.s ambassador to ukraine bridget brink has already published a joint photo with the station official. this is pritzker's first visit to ukraine since she was appointed to this position. she already met with volodymyr zelenskyi in new york. a second evacuation plane with ukrainian citizens took off from israel. it was possible to evacuate 155 people, including 107 women and 20. three children - reported the embassy of ukraine in israel. the ukrainians left the airport in tel aviv for the city of cluj in romania. the embassy says that they helped the ukrainians with the necessary procedures and documents for departure. and qatar will return three ukrainian children from russia, reuters reports. on friday , the country already facilitated the return of a seven-year-old ukrainian child. who has reunited with her grandmother and is heading to ukraine via estonia. now the two-year-old will be returned to ukraine nine-year-old boys and a 17- year-old girl. according to a qatari official, the r

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pritzker, who , by the way, has ukrainian roots, then there is pritzker plus, in the same place, several dozen people will come and work with documents, a team, yes, yes, i see it here. this is like an additional audit and financial control of all expenses that are carried out at the expense of international and borrowing, and grants and international commodity aid, here the question is more about the effectiveness of the use of these funds by our officials, the government, so that, because it is possible, you know, there are thousands of units of something to be spent this way, and it is possible that way, yes and accordingly. the activity of actions can be completely different, that is, the efficiency can really be one and a half to two times higher, according to my understanding, this is the team of ms. prytsky herself and will work on those things, essentially, that will increase us after her arrival and whose opening there of her team's office in ukraine, in kyiv, which will increase our funding, i don't think it will significantly decrease funding, i don't think so either, but it w

pritzker, the us special representative for the economic recovery of ukraine , is currently in kyiv.she. in particular, with president volodymyr zelsky, representatives of the american chamber of commerce and the national anti-corruption bureau. pritzker said that she is working with the ukrainian government to support the export of ukrainian goods and mobilize foreign direct investment in ukraine. posadovits also announced further visits to kyiv in order to continue to improve relations between the americans investors and ukrainian business. today we met with nabu and sap, which were formed to create a strong independent anti-corruption structure. and we very much support it. ukrainians want to have a transparent and prosperous economy that is integrated into europe. a lot needs to be done for this. the european union has defined what is necessary for promotion to the eu. part of our work, and the ambassador and i are working closely together here, is to help ukraine move forward with a set of reforms and approaches that will increase the likelihood of attracting more and more. inve

this is pritzker's first visit to ukraine since she was appointed to this position. she already met with volodymyr zelsky in new york. a second evacuation plane with ukrainian citizens took off from israel, 155 of our compatriots were evacuated, including 107 women. 23 children - reported the embassy of ukraine in israel, ukrainians departed from the airport in tel aviv to the city of cluj in romania. the embassy says that they helped the ukrainians with the necessary procedures and documents for departure. another russian agent was detained by the security service of ukraine. she helped the occupiers adjust air attacks on kherson. after the enemy shelling, the woman photographed the landing sites and their consequences. sent to curator. a local resident began cooperating with the occupiers on her own initiative in june of this year. she contacted the administrator of one of the groups in social networks and offered her help. she faces life imprisonment. espresso and forumpatia are calling to join the collection for two night vision devices for the soldiers of the 10

the issue of ensuring macro-financial stability in the 24th year was raised , exceptionally, and pritzker assured the continued support of ukraine from the united states, well, the most important thing is that the meeting took place. andriy denysenko is in touch with us, a former officer of the 128th brigade of tro in 22 and 23 years, a deputy of the dnipropetrovsk regional council, glory to ukraine, mr. andriy. glory to the heroes, dear friends, well, the former commander of the 128th brigade of the tro dnipro, oleksandr vodolazskyi, found out and received a suspicion from the dbbr for facilitating the illegal seizure real estate on the dnipro embankment, where strongpoints were set up during defense preparations in march of last year, at the beginning of the invasion, were also searched. planned, planned interrogation at the dbbr, searches were also carried out at your place, in fact, we ask you to voice your position, yes , comment on this situation, these searches, what do you think they were looking for, maybe they said that they were looking, what is with that very strange matter, t

volodymyr zelenskyy also discussed sphenny pritzker.ed to rebuild ukraine. all this together preserves our stability, all this together adds strength to ukraine. i am grateful to each of our partners, everyone who helps, everyone whose programs and support programs are long-term, everyone who understands that this is a marathon, and in a marathon you need to keep the right pace all the time, calculate your strength.

volodymyr zelenskyi also discussed penny pritzker: the protection of our energy infrastructure and thed to rebuild ukraine. it all keeps together our resilience. all this together adds strength to ukraine. i am grateful to each of our partners, to everyone who helps. to all whose programs, support programs are long-term. everyone who understands that this is a marathon, and in a marathon you need to keep the right pace all the time, calculate your strength. and see, clearly see, that the completion of the distance must be victory. they traveled almost 10,000 km in order to miraculously remain among the living, and also to see what kremlin propaganda leads to, when a soldier, fooled by fables about nazi skinners, blows himself up with a grenade, just in case to surrender to the soldiers of the ssu. currently, two prisoners from the seaside region of russia, with whom sbu investigators are currently working, are being punished and cut short. for gullibility to the slogans of the dictatorial regime and advise others to avoid mobilization at all costs. because a fool it's about himself, sa

and so. >> brian: eagle pass gets in a day. >> steve: governor pritzker recommends that one person atat. >> steve: they already have one person at the white house. secretary of homeland security. he also suggests they waive fees for applying for temporary protected status easier for migrants to get jobs. being finally, where he says it's untenable. suddenly on the same page of the white house. he says congress needs to pass comprehensive immigration reform, which would be good but it's not going to happen for this congress. and so what they have got to do, this administration has got to figure a way to fix what's going on. >> lawrence: so they want more voters but they don't want to actually address the root cause which is border security. making sure that the border patrol can actually do their job instead of doing processing. brian, it's amazing that they are -- they are so frustrated at what is happening as you correctly noted. and one day in texas, kathy hochul is saying this is not a complicated issue that the white house just needs to do something. they are to blame. just watch.

minister of commerce, and now the special representative for the reconstruction of ukraine, penny pritzkerere, and most importantly , the appointment of those responsible for corruption, and therefore for the failure of the counter-offensive, the huge sums that ukraine demands are hitting harder and harder and on the already rather shaky unity of the european union. at the last summit, the eu failed to agree on a program of budget assistance to ukraine for 4 years in the amount of 50 billion euros, due to the firm position of hungary and slovakia, which no longer wanted to sponsor the kiev regime. according to european union data since february last year. kyiv received 90 billion euros from the eu, of which 27 billion is military aid. hungarian prime minister viktor orban proposed to first find out what this money really went for, because the armed forces are not capable of winning on the battlefield. a few months ago, the start of a ukrainian counter-offensive was announced, and if this goal had been realistic, if they had won, then it would have been possible to ask for money, but this s

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take a look ate with the governor of illinois, jb pritzker signed into legislation iny making it themost welcoming state in the nation. like so many other democratic mayors and governors, he's said, hey, we are full of compassion. pete: not just welcoming but the most welcoming and 15,000 at least took them up on it in chicago costing -- that's probably a low number as well, $400 million and jb pritzker facing the backlash and a segment on this morning and as a result he's now saying to biden, it's untenable. will: this situation is now untenable. that's occ occurred in massachusetts. in 2019, then attorney general mar ragaini haley sued the trump administration for declare ago national emergency over illegal immigration. pete: this was back when we were trying to secure the border. she was suing him. now 20,000 have gone to emergency shelters and many of those sheltered are illegal and it's costing them $45 million a month. will: yeah and our annual army navy game being disrupted by illegal immigrants in hotel rooms and what now is happening in massachusetts? they are now declaring

i'm fascinated by this story because this is the type of stuff typically supporters like pritzker don'tsphere. what else are you learning about these conversations. >> reporter: that's right, phil. what we know is it's not just those pictures of the border of people coming over, it's where they going. situation in nok has gotten a lot of headlines but in chicago they're at already 15,000 migrants that are there and they're expecting that that number could within weeks jump to 30,000 migrants. some intelligence they feel they gathered that says that texas governor greg abbott will send more buses of migrants to chicago. they're up to 3,000 people sleeping on the floors of police stations in chicago. and at the airport there. and what they're looking at is saying to the white house in a combative phone call that happened on sunday night and in a letter that governor pritzker sent to the president on monday saying they need more help. and they're asking, as you said, for some kind of coordinated response to be the person and the -- have the federal government be the actor who is deciding w

>> i have not talked with governor pritzker. i have talked to with the white house, secretary mayorkas. more work authorization would make a difference. the change to allow venezuelans who arrived before july 31 to apply for expedited work authorization is a big impact for us. same with people who came through the app. that's what we are inddvocating. we need more federal support to support them. our focus is trying to get them access to work. if you bring someone in the country and tell them not to work, there is no choice but to tell them to break the law or survive on public subsidy. neither are good options. >> house something a key issue in your city. the number of unhoused people is growing. as winter is approaching, this is even more of a concern. what are the biggest needs right now? is it simply shelter? does it go beyond that? >> yeah, we are facing a crisis around homelessness. i declared an emergency on what when i came in as mayor two months ago. we have that same need around housing and shelter for migrants. we kno

now he has democratic mayors, eric adams, pritzker in i'll know and hochul in new york saying this has be doing? he doesn't appear to be doing much, honestly. >> let's be clear that the quote you just ran is from three years ago. >> martha: that's right. >> when the president asked for supplemental funding from the congress, he asked for billions more for border security. he also in the state of the union speech that began this year said our immigration system is badly broken. i need congress to act to fix it. senator cornyn invited me and a large bipartisan group to join him in visiting the border in el paso, texas and to go to mexico city to meade with the president and leadership of mexico. i appreciate senator cornyn's leadership on this. a bipartisan group of us need to come together, fund additional border security as our president has requested and make progress on this issue. >> martha: that money is to process people. to add border agents. it's not to turn people away. it's not to close the border and say the country is full, which is what these governors including pritzker an

pritzkers. they were holders of mafia money.r family was forced to migrate from ukraine , maybe there is a task, my great-grandfather emigrated to the usa, and as you can see, we are still here, they are preparing to settle there forever, in ukraine she will allow everything to be gutted. penny and the honor of the pritzker family, heir tutti dolls, tomorrow on the first and always on 1tv.ru. there is a big game on the air, i think our conversation shows how complex intricate international problems are, and how important it is to have a serious expert opinion on this matter, and today the next meeting of the valdai club began, a meeting that is held in other conditions, in conditions of war on ukraine, and it is expected that president putin, foreign minister sergei lavrov will speak, well, we must give credit to the organizers that they have a well-developed sense of humor, this is the message they they started releasing their report, let's listen. what the organizers said about their meeting, at least for self-irony, they clea

pritzker a democrat who writes to president biden, the federal government's lack of intervention andoordination at the border has created untenable situation for illinois. >> does anybody outside of the white house think the immigration policy is working? >> so, here's what i can tell you. i just mentioned that the president requested $4 billion for supplemental funding to address what we're seeing at the border. and republicans continue to block us. >> peter: it's kind of surprising that officials here haven't been able to give illinois governor pritzker more of an answer considering that his state's largest city, chicago, is hosting this upcoming summer's democratic national convention. so, if officials around here don't think immigration is going to be an election issue, that's probably about to change. bret? >> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thank you. an easing of treasury yields led to gains on wall street today. the dow was up 127. the s&p 500 finished ahead 34. the nasdaq jumped 177 today. another union takes to the picket line demanding better pay. and this

pritzker slamming president biden for not doing enough, writing, "the federal government's lack of intervention and coordination at the border has created an untenable situation for illinois." the white house blaming congress for not acting and saying they've accelerated work permits and provided a billion dollars to cities nationwide >> i don't want them there! >> reporter: but protests here are growing. >> to have the government come in and dump 300 people right next door to me, it is not fair >> reporter: the latino pilsen neighborhood was the first to build a shelter for migrants, and they're now preparing a new shelter to take up to a thousand more. community leaders tell us they want to help migrants, but they're worried about resources for poor chicagoans, too. >> i'm concerned because of the slow response by the federal and state government. >> reporter: when winter comes, not only will you not have enough room for migrants, you also might not have enough room to take in some homeless people who live on the streets here in pilsen, american citizens? >> absolutely. >> reporter: we met th

pritzker asking for help dealing with the crisis with his city receiving 22 buses of migrants just yesterdaynother 11 buses expected today. nbc's julia ainsley is following the situation for us in chicago. we want to begin, though, with this report from nbc's morgan chesky on the ground for us in texas. >> yes, about 24 hours after that major announcement from the biden administration, we are starting to see and hear the impact here in the rio grande valley of texas, and this is the area, the region where the biden administration says they are looking to extend a portion of the existing border wall by about 20 miles in star county. now, this comes after the administration says this money was already dedicated to the project. allotted to this wall by a republican president in 2019. president biden has said his hands are tied. he cannot redirect or reallocate those funds, so this wall must go up. and it comes amid a migrant surge. in fact, in the month of september alone, the office of homeland security, rather customs and border protection says that they have recorded more than 200,000 migran

illinois governor pritzker, a close political ally is calling out the administration for its handlingborder crisis saying unfortunately the welcome and aid illinois is providing to see asylum seekers. the federal government lack of intervention at the border has created an untenable situation for illinois. that frustration is even more pronounced in communities across chicago where the city is opening migrant shelters. last night it was standing room only as more than 500 people packed into a community meeting to protest plans to convert a field house in predominantly black neighborhood into a shelter. >> you work for us. you work for us. you work for us. >> the reality is we have to say no. that's the simple solution is no. turn the buses around. turn the buses around. >> we are a community of black people where we already get the low scraps and you want to take the resources we have and put us at the bottom of the barrel. that's not fair and i won't have it. >> i want mayor brandon johnson to understand you are selling us out for people who can't vote for you. >> it's not just the s

minister of commerce... and now the special representative for the restoration of ukraine, penny pritzker circles, real checks are expected there, and most importantly , the appointment of those guilty of corruption, which means a counter-offensive is in order. the huge sums that ukraine demands are hitting harder and harder at the already rather shaky unity of the european union. at the last eu summit, it was not possible to agree on a program of budget assistance to ukraine for 4 years in the amount of 50 billion euros. known for her russophobic views and violent support of the kiev nazi regime, the head of the european commission, urzula vonderlein , was unable to get this money out by making excuses, talking about natural disasters and migrants. if you look at the numbers for the multi-year budget, and if you look at the themes, this is the minimum required. i mean, ukraine speaks for itself, migration. everyone knows that for the external actions that we take with partner countries, we need more funding. natural disasters and humanitarian aid, i need to explain how difficult the situ

pritzker has many us this morning from chicago. governor, thank you for joining us.e should say in order to do many of the things you and the mayor are asking for, we need a congress to legislate and to legislate you need a speaker of the house and we are stuck. so, at the moment, i want to understand what it is you're asking president biden to do? you had a pretty sharply worded letter this past week. talking about the federal government's lack of intervention and coordination, creating an untenable situation in illinois. did the white house respond? have they fixed your problem? >> thanks and good morning, margaret. let me begin by sending our condolences and our hearts are with the people of israel at this moment. the families of those who died and also the people who have been kidnapped and taken hostage by these terrorists. the united states stands with israel and so does the state of illinois. and so do i personally. let me answer your question by saying that, you know, we were very clear in our communication with the white house that what we need is logistical

pritzker, about which there is so much talk, how important it is in general from the point of view ofssistance, in a situation where you and i do not know what is happening with the congress, no, we actually do , because just a few hours ago it was revealed that congress continues to be paralyzed, and actually i think it's good news that president biden has decided to appoint a special representative who would be responsible for such an agreed vision of how ukraine intends to further transform itself, and how ukraine intends to use the funds that we really continue to hope that the united states will allocate for our further support. it is good from the point of view that there is directly a person who will bring together, if you will, this whole big file of aid, not so much military, but just this kind of civilian aid, under one hat, and will be responsible for it, i think which is also here an important issue of our accountability, we understand that this is the money of american taxpayers, and for us it is also an additional responsibility, in which , for us, in particular for gove

president volodymyr zelenskyi met with penny pritzker, the us representative for the economic recoveryukraine. during the meeting in kyiv , the parties discussed the protection of the energy infrastructure and the need for the reconstruction of ukraine. in particular, it was about investments and the involvement of american business in long-term ukrainian projects, such as agriculture, mechanical engineering, and the chemical industry. zelsky also recalled the important role of american companies in the reconstruction. of the ukrainian energy system, especially in the winter period. outage pending cancellation. the ministry of energy asked for information about the introduction of blackout schedules, before the start of the heating season , information about planned electricity restrictions is widely spread. however, the resource is currently sufficient for the needs of consumers throughout the country, the ministry of energy noted. they added that the situation could change in the event of massive shelling from russia, as well as in the event of an accident due to weather conditions.

pritzker wrote, "the federal government's lack of intervention and coordination at the border has createdion for illinois." new york city's democratic mayor has also been outspoken and issued this warning in mexico today. >> we want to give a real picture of what is happening in new york city. we are at capacity. >> reporter: late this afternoon, the administration announced it will be restarting direct deportations of venezuelan migrants back to their home country. venezuelans accounted for nearly a quarter of all illegal border crossings last month. norah? >> norah: nancy cordes, thank you. turning overseas to ukraine and one of the deadliest attacks against civilians in the war. a russian missile today slammed into a cafe and grocery store, killing at least 51 people, including a 6-year-old boy. that is in the eastern part of the country. cbs's ramy inocencio is on the ground in ukraine with the latest on this horrific attack, and a warning, some of the video is disturbing. >> reporter: in a playground turned mortuary, the grieving look for their loved ones, many barely recognizable. b

penny pritzker met with ukrainian journalists for the first time today.upon, but they work, indomitable kherson farmers , despite the war, the occupation, the blowing up of gas stations, the impossibility of selling what they have grown, do not lose optimism and believe in the best. special report. from kherson region. so, first of all, fresh reports from the general staff of the armed forces. today, more than 50 combat clashes took place in different areas of the front. in addition, the enemy launched six rocket and almost four dozen air strikes. in the kupyan direction, our soldiers repelled 16 attacks by krashists. three clashes took place in the bakhmut district. near marinka , the ukrainian military stopped another 16 assaults by the occupiers. the invaders pressed unsuccessfully and seven attacks were repulsed in the avdiiv direction. instead, our soldiers continue a confident offensive in the direction of melitopol and south of bakhmut. also, during the day , the ukrainian aviation carried out four strikes on the areas of concentration of russian u

kyiv was visited by an auditor from the united states, special representative penny pritzker, who willy of ukraine. volodymyr zelenskyi met with the businesswoman and noted.

ukraine, well, by the way , her ancestors were born in the kyiv region, in the village of pritzke, and pritzkerlast name. even from the ancestors who were born precisely in ukraine, let's hope that everything will be okay and with help, with control with help. mr. yevhen, thank you for the inclusion, it was yevhen dyky, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war. friends, we are working live on the tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us on youtube, we are conducting a survey, today we are asking about so, do you support the idea of ​​strengthening the powers of the president of ukraine, yes , no, why are we asking about this, because the members of the presidential team, in particular, the first vice-speaker of the ukrainian parliament, oleksandr kornienko , spoke about the fact that we are now testing the possibility that in ukraine to be a strong presidential republic, he spoke about this at one of the round tables, so it is very important for us to understand how you feel about it now, whether you support the idea of ​​strengthening

institutional platforms, the commission of strategic partnership of ukraine-ukraine, to make it work penny pritzkerfice for help with restoration. the inspector arrived, the one who is currently appointed as the former inspector general of the pentagon, that is, we must remove this issue, and in america the word should not be heard in the assembly, but the national interests of the united states, in stopping russian aggression and attempts to destroy the world order, that is , unfortunately, i can state, e

it worked out that penny pritzker with her recovery assistance office, an inspector came, the one who is now appointed as the former inspector general of the pentagon, that is, we should remove this issue, and it should be heard in america corruption is not the word, the national interests of the united states are in stopping russian aggression and attempts to destroy the world order, that is, unfortunately , i can state that recently it has become more difficult for us to do this, because russia is creating its own parallel reality and many in the united states support the idea, what is called america first, first of all, everything goes to america, and i will frankly say that there work, well, less has started to be carried out in individual states, everything is concentrated in washington, and what texas thinks, what alabama thinks, it is more difficult now, i i think ours should be there. and people's deputies, and even more importantly, volunteers, those people who traveled earlier, lobbied for the interests of ukraine, there are volunteers who came from the war, or anti-corrupti

pritzker wrote, "the federal government's lack of intervention and coordination at the border has createdble situation for illinois." new york city's democratic mayor has also been outspoken and issued this warning in mexico today. >> we want to give a real picture of what's happening in new york city. we are at capacity. >> reporter: late this afternoon, the administration announced it will be restarting direct deportations of venezuelan migrants back to their home country. venezuelans accounted for nearly a quarter of all illegal border crossings last month. norah. >> nancy cordes, thank you. >>> turning overseas to ukraine and one of the deadliest attacks against civilians in the war. a russian missile today slammed into a cafe and grocery store, killing at least 51 people, including a 6-year-old boy. that's in the eastern part of the country. cbs's ramy inocencio is on the ground in ukraine with the latest on this horrific attack. and a warning, some of the video is disturbing. >> reporter: in a playground turned mortuary, the grieving looked for their loved ones, many barely recogniz

host: illinois governor jb pritzker.aking your phone calls on president biden's plans to expand border walls along the u.s.-mexico border, specifically in texas. this is the headline from the washington times. biden says he cannot stop the skepticism with environmental law waivers and an urgency to build. it's the lead story today. david, flint, michigan, democrat. what do you think? caller: good morning. glad to be on c-span and this is a good topic. i would say that guy that was talking from illinois that said he's running as a republican, i don't believe a word that he said. he made up so many lies while he was talking. if i lived in illinois i would never vote for him. but i'm glad that biden is doing this. i have been writing -- i have been calling my representatives here in flint and complaining that i want them to do something to stop the flow of these immigrants. now, i am all for the immigrant, you know? i'm a left-wing person and i believe in it and i give a lot to the democratic party through the elections, bu

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missiles provided by the united states and noted the visit of the us special representative penny pritzker to kyiv. at the same time, joe biden emphasized the continued bipartisan support of the united states. in his speech, joe biden also recalled the day he visited ukraine. let me end with this. at the beginning of the year, i stepped aboard air force one, on a secret flight to of poland there i boarded a train to kyiv with tinted windows, 10 hours each way, to support ukrainians on the eve of the anniversary of their courageous struggle against putin. i was told that i was the first american president since president lincoln to arrive in a war zone unchecked by the us military. i had only a small group of guards with me. and some advisers , but when i got off the train and met with president zelensky, i did not feel alone, i brought with me the idea of ​​america, the promise of america, to the people who today are fighting for the same thing we fought for 250 years ago, for freedom , independence, self-determination, and as i walked through kyiv with president zelensky, to the sound of