she says, "no level playing field exists for the pti.that's you — "is talking "about accountability and other long—term plans instead "of making arrangements for fair polls". she said, "making arrangements for fair polls is something "that you should be held accountable for, "you are responsible for". well, that's exactly what we are doing. pakistan tehreek—e—insaf as a political party is not barred to participate. no, but imran khan, as things stand, the leader of the pti party cannot stand. if an individual is charged with riots, vandalism, putting arson to different buildings and instigating people for violence and if there are laws of the land to counter and curtail that behaviour lawfully through courts, how on earth — i am surprised that i'm being set responsible that we have encouraged such an outcome to oust him from the process. are you saying he's done that? are you saying that imran khan has done that? i'm not suggesting that he has done it. that has to be decided by the courts, and that's what courts are doing. what we should

total the grand prize of 5000 and every teacher is given participated and the opportunity to share a pti000. friday 2024.ion deadline is for information, visit our website at student campout work. coming up in the c-span network live 12: p.m. eastern t house returns first legislative busine at 2:00. members will try to move forward with the spending bill f home and security, agriculture a foreign operation and consider legislation dealing with educion funding and reauthorization of veterans program set to expire september 30. on c-span2, live 12:30 p.m. junior, when your can discusses a bipartisan budget in the upcong 2023 virginia election with economic club of washington d.c. live 3:00 p.m. the senate is back vote on whether to begin work on the bill aimed at reauthorizing aviation administration programs for the next five years.

pti does not act against nuclear weapons, but by applying illegal sanctions , it violates the indisputable principles of international law and the united nations charter and violates the rights of nations, but these sanctions have taken the decisive determination of our nation in the path of the country's progress. it is time for america to make a decision end itself and choose the right path, ladies and gentlemen, mankind is entering a new circuit , the old powers are infecting, they are the past and we are the future, i repeat, they are the past and we are the future, our look at the future is hopeful. what is the world waiting for a savior? what divine revelations gave it all? this savior exists and is present . believers believe that based on the providence and will of god, as the prophet gave it , there will be universal justice. the government of righteous servants of god will rule all over the earth and humanity. with the growth of awareness and the destruction of ignorance, the world is waiting for salvation it is the day when the hero will come to an end. i thank you for your atte

the issue happened to be the place where he w mt out of step this evolving pties that were trajectory winning the democratic nomination required biden to commit himself to a wholesale reversal of trump immigration policy. guest: the pandemic did a lot to scramble the patterns of migration. there was a numerous pressure as biden was coming into office on order which was because for reasons that had nothing to do with the president and also this perception that the president would, new president more welcoming to migrants. you had the surge of unaccompanied minors at the border. one of the first big crises and some think where they do not handle it especially well at first because they were plans drawn up for dealing with this crisis because it was predictable but somehow they gotten loss course of transition. you had these images from centers in border patrol centers in texas we had children sleeping on floors. terrible images. biden who is centrist on the issue is forced to deal with this and deal with the fact that he was getting pressure vote from the left and from the right -- both

the issue happened to be the place where he w mt out of step this evolving pties that were trajectory winning the democratic nomination required biden to commit himself to a wholesale reversal of trump immigration policy. guest: the pandemic did a lot to scramble the patterns of migration. there was a numerous pressure as biden was coming into office on order which was because for reasons that had nothing to do with the president and also this perception that the president would, new president more welcoming to migrants. you had the surge of unaccompanied minors at the border. one of the first big crises and some think where they do not handle it especially well at first because they were plans drawn up for dealing with this crisis because it was predictable but somehow they gotten loss course of transition. you had these images from centers in border patrol centers in texas we had children sleeping on floors. terrible images. biden who is centrist on the issue is forced to deal with this and deal with the fact that he was getting pressure vote from the left and from the right -- both

uh, count orlov is kulakov, and now we see it, just from the height of the pti flight, yes, yes, unfortunately00 years. uh, there is a rather ownerless position there. she has already fallen into disrepair. this is a federal monument. e restoration is very expensive and long. uh, so we expect federal money, most likely, interest money, and so on. so i, in turn , have now bought several houses and, uh, i am engaged in restoration, keeping in order, and not just in order to live there or open a hotel, and, among other things, to launch, uh, some kind of entrepreneurial initiative, for the local residents. i could do something in the territory by speech, but because there is an economy. there is life there and uh, the village notices in its history. that is just a unique 86 stone houses at the beginning of the 20th century. there were very rich peasants. well , i would like the twenty-first century, er, to return to the village what it rightfully deserves. and to date, how much have you already restored, while the restoration of two houses. i very much count that we will finish one house at the e

we all pay for oil whether we go to the pump or through pti and through the way they work their way intoy we saw a rate hike from the ecb and the fed will be paying attention to that. tom: so look out long-term, the imf announcement of a five-year slow down, what is your runway on real gdp in america on 2028? is it up 3% or sub 2%? lauren: i suspect we may see higher than 2% gdp growth on a five-10 year horizon and that has everything to do with an investment from the public and private sector with respect to the green energy transition and respect to the digital transformation. tom: there she goes with the usc optimism. going to citigroup from ucla? we believe it at that. she is with new york life investments. my head was spinning yesterday and i don't think is spending less today. what is going on? lisa: there are cross winds in the uaw strike five eyes the moment were in. we have change in policy and workers with renewed power and clout saying we have not kept up. where is our profits at the same time year coming off with big profits? you put these things together it makes it confusin