together, these five elements of ukraine's path to prosperity will attract investment, expertise, and ingenuity, transforming ukraine's recovery into something that can eventually be private sector driven and led. like in the movie "the field of dreams," i believe if we build it, they will come. ultimately, ukraine's vision for its future is ambitious. but it is achievable. the five elements i just laid out in ukraine's path to prosperity can only come to life if ukraine chooses not only to take the tough steps required to join the eu and nato, but also to form enduring, decades long partnerships with the multilateral community. the multi donor coordination platform, or mcdp, has made significant progress in the past six months. systematizing international support for reform, holding his first committee meeting in kyiv, and launching the business advisory council, which is already having impact and catalyzing action. however, for the mcdp to become an economic rammstein, it must evolve into a proactive decision-making mechanism able to provide guidance and support for the five element

[applause] finally, we cannot have a fair prosperity in isolation from a fair society.i will continue to stand for a national health insurance. [cheers and applause] we must not surrender to the relentless medical inflation anyone that can bankrupt almost anyone and that may soon break the budgets of government at every level. the let us insist on real and control over what doctors and hospitals can charge, and let us resolve that the state of a family's health shall never depend on the size of a family's wealth. [applause] the president, the vice president, the members of congress have a medical plan their people will -- that meets their needs in full, and whenever senators and representatives catch a little cold, the capitol physician will see them immediately, treat them promptly, fill a prescription on the spot. we do not get a bill even if we ask for it, and when do you think was the last time a member of congress asked for a bill from the federal government? i say again, as i have before, if health insurance is good enough for the president, the vice president and

they prayed for their towns to have prosperity. they pray for the parents to overcome the scourge of addiction and in 2016, a lot of the prayers were answered. workday? -- work they? -- weren't they? americans spoke with a unified voice. they said no more bullshit and they sent donald j. trump to the white house. [chanting] now, the same people who screwed this country up for 30 years at president trump would fail. remember that? i did not fully believe in the promises of donald trump. he persuaded me because he did such a good job. what happened next? gas was two dollars a gallon. housing was affordable for young and old alike. wages were rising. the word inflation that is all people talk about now was not an issue. we had brought prosperity for every american, rich and poor. donald trump stopped the stupid wars and stood up to bad guys all over the world. he recognized what our failed leadership didn't. weakness invites american boys and girls to wars they shouldn't have to fight. america's strength promotes strength and we had a

in the south instead of in the north and surely invest money anywhere you're going to have prosperitywe also have a mix in terms of civil service workers where we have employers. >>>> i don't know that if you invest money anywhere that you're going to have prosperity. i don't think that's a given. you seem to be dealing in a premise of their that is incorrect. >> the key question is who protects the worker. is it the labor union or the free-market free market that best serves the interest? >> it seems like from the evidence that i have from a number of parties i found the labor unions protect their members often at the expense of disadvantaged people and it's a rather interesting question thae labor unions down through the ages have discriminated against all kinds of people in favor of -- we find that labor unions have gone on strikes and have murdered and maimed people because other people sought entry. in terms of the free democratic society, we need labor unions. yes that is true. we need the rights of the voluntary association. that is treat people how to write the association, bu

never has the promise prosperity been so vivid. but of plenty like times of crises are of american character. prosperity can be a tool in our hands, used to, build and better. our country. or it can be a drug in our system, dulling our sense of urgency, of empathy. of duty. our opportunities are too great. our lives short to waste this moment. so tonight, we vow to our nation we will seize this moment of american promise. we will use these good times for great goals. we will confront hard issues, threats to our national security, threats, to our health and retirement security before the challenges of our time become crises for our children. and we will extend the promise of prosperity to every forgotten corner of this country, to every man and woman, a chance to succeed, to every child, a chance to learn, and to every family a chance to live with dignity and hope. for eight years, the clinton-gore administration has coasted through prosperity, the path of least resistance is always downhill. but america's way is rising road. this n

a blueprint, if you will, that i call ukraine's plan for prosperity. for years, ukrainians have wanted their economy and identity to be predicated on full eu and nato membership, integrated with the euro atlantic institutions, plugged into european and global markets, empowering new startups and entrepreneurs, and strengthening rule of law, governance, and transparency. this fight for a new economic model, a new social contract, is generational. i've seen this struggle firsthand during my earlier visits to ukraine when i was secretary of commerce, and i see it now. today, given the scale an scope of russia's aggression, ukraine faces an urgent need to unlock the country's full potential, and to break, once and for all, with the post- soviet economic model. we know that vladimir putin's model is corrupt. it's loveless, it -- it's lawle ss, it's an economic mess, it's anti-democratic mess, it's oligarchic, and it's failing. and it's not the future of ukrainian people want, which is why the countries doing the hard work of building a new economy, even as

you can't tax your way to prosperity, it's not possible. guest: it's a really great point, thank you for the call. i want one thing to say. who can spend your money better, can the government spend it better or can you spend it better on yourself? the reason that is an important point is because i find it really interesting that at the convention, kamala harris was saying i'm the freedom candidate. what does freedom mean? freedom means freedom from government to intervene in your life and tell you what you have to do. so if you are the freedom candidate, for example, one of our big initiatives that everybody hopefully listening and watching and agree with is that every child in america, whether black, white, brown, whatever your skin color, whatever your income, every child should have access to a great school. they should have the choice of where to send a kid to school. kamala harris is against that. she wants to force kids to go to public schools that would provide and the kind of education they need. this is one of the centerpieces of o

and surely if invest money anywhere you're going to have prosperity. so we also have a mix in terms of civil service and service workers where we have employers who have rumbled on that i don't know. i don't know that i don't know that if you invest money anywhere, you're going to have prosperity. i don't think that that's a given as you to be dealing in eight and a and apprentice that that is incorrect but we haven't got one of the way. wait a minute. the key question we're discussing is who protects the worker? is it the labor union or free market that best serves his interest? well, it seems from the evidence that i have from a number of research products i've engaged and i found that labor unions protect their members at the expense of disadvantaged. and it's a very, very interest thing. i question that labor unions down through the ages have discriminated against all kinds of people in of those workers. we find that labor unions have gone on strikes and have murdered and maimed people because. other people sought entry in terms of mr. green's rema

vice president and president the cause of peace, not just for america, but among all nations prosperity, justice and opportunity for all of our people people. there is one cause. above all, to which i have been devoted and to which i shall always be devoted for as long as i. when i first took the oath of office as president and a half years ago, i made this sacred commitment to consecrate my. my energies and all the wisdom i send to the cause of peace among. i've done my very best in all the nations to be true to that pledge. as a result of these efforts, i am confident that the world is safer place today not only for the people of america, but for the people of all nations and that all of our children have a better chance than of living in peace rather than dying in war. this, more than anything is what i hoped to achieve when i sought the presidency. this, more than anything, is what i hope will be my legacy to you, to our country. as i. the presidency. to serve in this oe

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president trump was the candidate of peace and prosperity. he delivered peace all over the world and would do it again as president of the united states. what is going on in israel highlights the weakness of the kamala harris administration. she said she wants the war in israel to be over with and wants to minimize civilian casualties. i want those things, too. why isn't she giving israel the weapons it needs to minimize civilian casualties and end this quickly? the best thing for the united states of america is for israel to end the war and destroy hamas and rebuild the abraham accords of president trump so that the sunni arab states and israelis conform original dashcam form a -- can form a regional counterbalance to iran. that is in the best interest of our country, israel, and telling that kamala harris refuses to do what she needs to do to keep america and its allies safe. the final point i will say is yes, i believe there are iranian-backed militia groups in this country right now because we know thousands of people have come across the

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>> well, you know, it nice jesse, is a scarcity versus a prosperity mindset. i think kamala harris is basically schmidt she's going to increase the cost of fuel into -- increase the cost of food, increased the cost of housing and then tried to use her government magic wand to control the prices the people are charged for things i think you can trust that to donald trump's prescribed the mindset which is we are going to unleash american energy, we're going to unleash america workers cover going to reduce the word literary burdens we can make more things in america and drive down the cost using the ingenuity and the talent of american workers. it is a totally different approach and i think that any person believes that kamala harris can waive a magic wand and bring down the price of bacon. i do think that we believe that she can waive her magic wand and actually make things even worse than she had already made them she is why americans are not going to buy into this idea that kamala harris deserves a promotion, jesse. it just doesn't make sense. just one more po

i do suggest, and i think can be defended, as long as we want to discuss it, that the prosperity we haveica today, that the labor movements have made-- the labor movement has made enormous contribution to that and in the absence of the labor movement and in the absence of minimum wage, this would not be as prosperous a country as it is. >> hold it there, lynn. >> i want to get a reaction to that. he stated the case for what unions achieved. could we go around, first of all, do you accept any part of that? >> it's preposterous, as i suggested before. if we-- if minimum wages can make people richer. >> the unions we're talking about. >> and the people in bangladesh, you could be richer like the united states. workers have higher wages in our country because they're more productive and this to me is nonsense. >> why are they more productive? >> because of enormous capital investment. >> and paid in the intensive industry. >> there are consumers who buy the stuff who have wages that allow them to buy something. >> there would be no way of paying them without the capital investment. >> earnes

a blueprint if you will that i call ukraine's plan for prosperity.or years ukrainians have one in their economy and identity to be predicateded on full eu and nato membership. integrated with euro atlantic institutions, plugged into european and global markets, empowering new startups and entrepreneurs strengthening rule of law, governance and transparency. this fights for a new economic model, a new social contract is generational. i have seen the struggle firsthand and elsewhere during my earlier visits to ukraine when i was secretary of commerce. and i see it now. given the scale and scope of russians aggression ukraine faces an urgent need to unlock the country's full potential and to break once and for all post-soviet economic model. we note letter putin's model is corrupt. it is a lot less as an economic mass, it is antidemocratic, it is repressive, it is oligarchic and it is failing. it is not the future the ukrainian people want. which is why the country's or the hard work of building a new economy even as it wages an existenial battle for su

it turns out that this is not the only reason, look, south korea, a very prosperous country with a veryerful gdp, a prosperous country, as we know, at the same time can you imagine that in 2023 in south korea, 57% of strollers were bought for pets that they walk with. only 43% for a baby in korea today the birth rate is 0.72, this is the lowest. indicator in the world for one of the most prosperous countries. how can we explain this? i do not know, but it seems to me that this is the hypertrophied egoism of humanity, the greed to share benefits with someone new, the desire to improve personal life at the expense of the life of another, this is the desire of today's man. to have everything at once, this is the artificiality into which our whole life gradually turns, artificial intelligence, artificial meat, artificial men, artificial women, artificial distance learning, you can exist in this artificial world and feel great, i want to remind you of one small episode from our film, a few days in the life of oblomov at... another 100 years, the fragment will earn another 100, but why? every

, and this is with the approach that this prosperity will actually happen, and the industry will actually move between one and the other. i will implement a program that will reduce the supply of tajrim. what will be the next step ? the next step will be to import oilseeds. let's make it dependent on domestic production, that is to say, whoever wants to import oilseeds, for example , must produce 20% domestically. you ignore this, that is, our program, the time of my invitation to your presence, according to the width of 40. we wrote a letter to the government. we said dollars, in the first stage , remove one billion dollars of wheat altogether, come from its place, and actually make a guaranteed purchase of wheat. your policy of preference must depend on your presence , production and production plan. this decision was made in the government. well, i was in the news. we were going back and forth . we were following up on the matter with friends. almost now , different institutions may say that we did not agree with this model or this model, or anything that was proposed that was implemen

president trump was the candidate of peace and prosperity. delivered peace all over the world and he would do it again if he was president of the united states. what is going on in israel highlights the weakness of the kamala harris administration. kamala harris is a person who says she wants the war in israel to be over with and also that she wants to minimize civilian casualties. i want those things, too. why isn't she giving israel the weapons it needs to minimize civilian casualties and end this conflict quickly? the best thing for the united states of america is for israel to end its war, destroy hamas and then rebuild the abraham accords of president trump so the sunni arab states and the israelis can form a regional counter balance to iran. that's the best interest of the country and israel and it is telling that kamala harris refuses to do what she needs to do to keep america and its allies safe. the final point is yes, i believe that there are iranian-backed militia groups in in country right now because we know thousands of people h

we had broad prosperity for every american, rich and poor.ld trump stopped the stupid wars and stood up to bad guys all over the world. he recognized what our failed leadership didn't. that weakness invites american and girls to wars they shouldn' have to fight. america's strength promotes strength and we had a lot of strength when donald j. trump was the president of the united [chanting "trump"] i have to get whatever we fed these guys behind me. they are having a good time. our border was secure. overdose deaths were coming down where they had gone up for 15 years. a lot of people who struggled in my hometown had good jobs and good prosperity. it happened all across the state of michigan an my mom got clean and she stayed that was my personal victory that happened. [cheers] for every lie they told abou donald j. trump, he just kept on plugging away at doing the american people's business. he did it so well. we had take-home pay rising faster than it had in 30 years. our corrupt leadership said if you put tariffs on china, price will go up.

policies of donald j trump to promote prosperity and violent rules behind bars. anybody else here?going out vice doesn't kamala harris holding a rally, do you have a response to that? >> kamala harris will run the campaign she runs, i wish you would do what i'm doing which is talk talk to the media and answer some tough questions. [cheering] if you think what i'm doing here right now, the question i'm asking is for the people gathered to vote for me to be the vice president of the united states, what an awesome responsibility and incredible thing i am asking them to do. kamala harris is asking people to be the president of the united states but will answer tough questions. i think it is crazy. but the media has to do kamala harris is answered questions. giving her the courage, demand but president has had to do with this answer tough questions. [cheering] her argument i can't get over this, kamala's argument is something i cannot say, she says on day one affordability basis, on day one tackle and kamala, day one was three and a half years ago. what have you been doing for all that

larry: if you have economic jitters and stock market jitters and prosperity jitters, if mr.d think they are winners. >> they have to be, kamala harris supported green new deal that is 90 trillion dollars worth of spending, she is a radical climate alarmist. we need to win this election and talk about massive difference we believe in freedom, free market system, we're the advocates we support the forgotten men and women of the country, that is the republican party, not the radical left democrat party. larry: senator ron johnson thank you, sir. thank you so much. we'll be right back with my last word. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer... ...my fear of recurrence could've held me back. but i'm staying focused. and doing more to prevent recurrence. verzenio is specifically for hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive early breast cancer... ...with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor w

country with a very powerful gdp, a prosperous country, as we know, at the same time can you imagine 2023 in the year in south korea, 57% of strollers were bought for pets, with which happy couples walk, only 43% for babies. in korea today , the birth rate is 0.72, this is the lowest in the world in one of the most prosperous countries. how can we explain this? i do not know, but it seems to me that this is the hypertrophied egoism of humanity, the greed to share benefits with someone. but the desire to improve personal life at the expense of the life of another, this is the desire of today's man to have everything at once, this is artificiality, which our whole life is gradually turning into, artificial intelligence, artificial meat, artificial men, artificial women, artificial distance learning, you can exist in this artificial world and at... feel great, i want to remind you of one small episode from our film a few days in the life of oblomov, about naturalness, look, his life is subordinated to a goal, work, not a single unnecessary action, unnecessary step, word, here he is heal

will someone's zip code define or impede them from having access to clean energy, clean air, and prosperity. i want to personally thank president biden, his administration, and all the lawmakers for their con for cash contributions for the implementation of the inflation reduction act. i still worry about mr. elmore and all my citizens, but i worry a little less because we are two years closer to a cleaner, greener jonesboro and a cleaner, greener america. thank you so much. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. i have the distinct pleasure of serving as a member of the hercules city council located 20 minutes away from san francisco. i'm excited to be here. two years into the inflation reduction act, and we are seeing progress being made in the country. i'm a california boy born and raised and we are known for beautiful coastline, beautiful weather, but we are also known for fires, like the one we have raging on in my home state right now. in 2018 essay private first class, i mobilize to the camp fire, our state's most deadly and destructive fire. it was the first time i ever drove through

"trump prosperity and the kamala crash and great depression of 2024." >> harris wins this election, you will quickly have a kamala economic crash. >> reporter: calling his attacks chaotic, ranting lies, the harris campaign today argued trump's economic plans would raise costs on working families and would super charge inflation. still, in a new poll, just 25% of registered voters said they'd be better off financially under a president harris, while nearly half said they'd be

we had broad prosperity for every american rich and poor.op of the stupid wars and stood up to the bad guys all over the world. he recognized what our failed leadership didn't, that weakness invites american boys and girls to wars that they shouldn't have to fight. american strength promotes peace and we had a hell of a lot of peace when donald trump was president of the united states. [chanting "trump"] i got to get whatever we fed these guys behind me, they are having a good time. our border, my friends come our border was secure appeared overdose deaths were coming down, where they had gone up fo5 years. and a lot of people who struggled in my hometown had good jobs and good prosperity, and it happened all across the state of michigan and ohio. my mom, she got clean and stayed clean. that was my personal victory that happened. [applause] and for every lie, remember for every lie they told about donald j. trump come he just kept on plugging away undoing the american people's business. he did it so well we had take-home pay rising faster th

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this is the lowest in the world in one of the most prosperous countries. how can we explain this?, but it seems to me that this is hypertro. egoism humanity, the greed to share benefits with someone new, the desire to improve personal life at the expense of the life of another, this desire of today's man to have everything at once, this is the artificiality into which our whole life is gradually turning, artificial intelligence, artificial... artificial men, artificial women, artificial distance learning, you can exist in this artificial world and feel great, i want to remind you of one small episode from our film a few days in the life of oblomov about naturalness, look, his life is subordinated to the goal, to work, not a single unnecessary action, step, unnecessary word, here he is healthy, rich, at 60 years old he looks younger than you, and why, andrey, at 60 years old you need to look 60, and not 35, right, only then at 35 you don’t need to look 5? like you, ah andrey, well , your gold miner will live another 100 years, earn another 100 fragments, but why? everyone thinks on