, why the parliament does not legislate, i say we are the law with this clause of our 1986 law on the development of the public mind of the countrye are using the clean air law as much as you want. by the way, we have a density of laws . we have a density of laws. we have laws on this issue. there is enough law , there is no will. yes, i am saying now a part of this urban traffic is due to the expansion of internet taxis outside the rules. however, for the case of rome, we have to see that every year, half a million cars are entering this country, yes , some worn-out cars are leaving. not removed from the fleet the development of public transport, its wear and tear, the development of public transport itself, what really happened to it in these few years, i want to say that in fact, we have the main problems in the matter of transport, not today , internet taxis, which are a strange development due to cheap fuel and cheap labor. finding in our country , becoming a competitor of public transport , becoming a competitor of the subway, becoming a competitor of bart, becoming a competitor of buses , becoming a competitor of taxis. ad

of these. whoever publicans a democrats in washington dc that agree the algorithm and data behind this app is essentially the chinese communist party controlling the minds of the public discourse in our countrye could get them all to agree on that is great, now can they go through and get the proper amendments i get the legislation palatable to form president trump, out think he was actually pushing back that much, he was bringing up i think a very key point that worries a lot of people including the marshall who before legislation as well as lindsey graham on regular social media a large. i think there'll be an out -- appetite at large government china perspective the fact we could get both sides of the aisle to agree on anything including the threat that's what we had to be attacking. >> layh play labit have president trump's interview that you see in full on media buzz talking about tik tok and the appearance his position has shifted. >> i would like to see if you're doing a tik tok do it to facebook what you can do is let them sell tik tok, though solid in the marketing good press or not. i don't know. would take it from china control. >> he says after he spent much of the lash of presid

the public investment connecting all parts of the country rural america, unserved, underserved areas. you have have to make sure investments, right places and it's called the plan act. if you don't mindabout the caucus, some of the w priorities and any legislation you think will help make the investment more effective. it's broadband is not partisan. republican constituents want it, wherever we might be. it. it's interesting when i get into my oldest, i hug debbi dingell, but that area was not republican. dixter suburbs didn't have broadband capabilities. so that was a progressive democrat area but then just going a few miles south of that in monroe county heavy agricultural they needed as well for all theyh. the plan act which i had hoped for and my bill isn't c for a vote, couple weeks but that really says what we in the bipartisan fashion in the broadband caucus, bipartisae the funds that are being put there, a lot of investment has gone in and we are for that. some of the things that have been terribly wrong and we come in our c idea that, yeah, while we want to upgrade those areas that have broadband now a hundred different programs administered by agencies across the spectrum,

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fallout from britt's response as she denies misleading the country with a story she told in her speech and out of the public eye, but very much on their minds, people in britain and really the whole world want to know what is going on with the princess of wales as an edited photo only fuels concerns about her health we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central >> we're going to be hearing from president biden soon from the campaign trail, hoping to ride momentum from his state of the union speech last week. and he's doing it during a pivotal time in the election season. tomorrow, georgia and several other states are holding primary contests the president and his presumed republican rival, donald trump, could win enough delegates to officially clinch their respective party's nomination for the white house. that will solidify that the general election is in full swing. some 230 days before all ballots close on election day. let's begin the hour with cnn, senior white house reporter, mj lee, mj, the president is set to speak in just minutes and you're learning he's going to go on the

are headed by alina shamrai, a russian public organization called the union of four, which was finally able to get out of the country in july 2022. a lot comes to mindis video doubts about the adequacy of a person and his presence of common sense. although what am i talking about, what common sense do collaborators have? until february 24, almost no one had heard of alina shamrai, but when the kherson region was occupied, the scumbags of the russian media began to mass write laudatory odes about the union of the subjects of kherson and its head. as revealed. this organization cooperates with local gauleiters and promotes russian propaganda under the guise of the interests of children. how do you ask? everything is very simple, through manipulation and lies. shamray on camera, he begins to sing a song about the desire of children to sleep peacefully in cribs, not in basements, to go to kindergarten and walk in parks under a peaceful sky without shelling, but at the same time he forgets one important detail: to say who exactly took away childhood from our children. thanks to whom the little one hears explosions, and has to hide in shelters at night. w

can be public, not public, i have in mind the advisers, at least of our partner states, so within the framework there are western partners, but on the other hand, i think that countriesalso play an important role here. such as turkey, such as, well, china now not particularly, we observe included, again in this process, but here it is precisely the element of mediation, it either accelerates certain formats of communication or not, it is the first, the second, really, well we also understand who is analyzing the situation, how the russian... federation, the aggressor state is now also defining its strategy, so discussions and discussions can take place, but again, here the question is different context, wider, on which the further course of events will depend, and this is again the usa, first of all the elections, this factor from...

public money into the private hands of less than 1% of the population. with all this in mind, they are using psychological operations to make us fight each other without understanding how the government of tyrants took over the country us to obey. let's talk about january 6th in light of what the deep state is and how it is organized. so, nancy pilosi and mitch mccon deprive chief sund his powers, his emergency powers to station the national guard there. yes, yes, chief sunda, you interviewed him. by the way, an excellent interview, where he essentially said that he was deprived of... january 6th took place, and we both know that there were federal agents in the crowd, that anti-fm incited the crowd, that the police were persuaded, we both know that nancy drank her too... although he did not receive an order, because he knew that it was his duty. and ashley bebit only got shot because iaganda pitman refused to evacuate sen, i mean, evacuate the house of representatives like terik johnson evacuated the senate. and because there were people in the house of representatives, a police officer used a gun on ashley bebit. let's go back to your experience. so, you leave... the hall, blessing all the law enforcement officers

all the countries of the world, the government approves a budget and allocates it for public universities , which can actually enable students to achieve the goals that the governments have in mindm holding higher education through access to public higher education . if i want to give a very clear answer , i can almost say no, because the non-governmental sector must provide its own expenses, and logically , the government sector and its budget cannot support students. non-governmental will be allocated except in cases. it is special that, for example, students from the lower classes of the society are present in the non-governmental sector, and if there is no government support and budget for them, the access of this group to higher education will be disturbed. government budget. so, you are against the higher education budget for all students. yes , very well, let's see a report. if you agree, this is the beginning of the other expert's opinions about the subject we are discussing. we will discuss it together. let's go back and continue our discussion from about 3 million 200 thousand students across the country, nearly 14% of them in public universities and for free. educatio

and in all the countries of the world, the government approves a budget and allocates it for public universities so that students can actually achieve the goals that the governments have in mind from holding higher education through access to public higher education. find so if i want to give a very clear answer , i can almost say no, because the non-governmental sector must provide its own expenses, and logically , the government sector and its budget cannot be allocated to non-governmental students except in special cases. for example, it can be seen that students from the lower classes of society are present in the non-governmental sector. and if there is no support from the government and their budget is subsidized by the government, the access of this group to higher education will be distorted. here, sometimes, different countries include this type and section of students in the government budget, so you are against the idea that the budget for higher education is for everyone. students, yes , very well, let's see a report, if you agree, at the beginning. the opinion of other experts is about the topic we are discussing , let's see it together and come back and continue

country in the eyes of western politicians. the selfless help of the feeble-minded masses was that the leaders. participants in the so-called people's pseudo-embassies through manipulation publicsciousness, actively generated informational, political and economic pressure on the current authorities and officials of belarus, disseminated deliberately false information about the political, economic, social, military and international situation of the country, the legal status of its citizens, called for the introduction of sanctions, incited social political ideological... enmity, were engaged in the escalation of anti-state protest sentiments in society. in this way they tried to harm the national security. behind the mask of building the so -called new belarus and the formation of an alternative system of government bodies there was an exceptional idea of ​​the forceful seizure of state power. the investigative committee has information about more than a hundred representatives of radical diasporas regarding the leaders of the participants. these communities have been charged with creating an extremist group or participating in it. the property of the suspects has been seized,

public and that these require, you know, much more structural efforts. and i think we also need to keep in mind that, you know, with climate change affecting a number of fluid and do the income country. and it is likely that the many of the driver that's an our drive, you know, that are affecting people or not. but that are pushing them to leave a home at the moment will be exhaustive dated in the years to come. that was coming in because of the migration policy institute. thank you so much for those insights into the late physicist stephen hawking. ones warrants that artificial intelligence will be either the best or the worst thing ever to happen to humanity. and it seems like with every passing day, we're edging closer to finding out as holding fast. and humans, especially legislators, are struggling to keep up. now the makers of chat, g p t have launched another revolutionary tool that a sparked all and lots of concern. these puppies don't exist. the video is generated by an occupational intelligence algorithm. they may, sora, the new text. the video generates it from open a i a year ago, the best day i videos were like this rather confusing big commercial. now open a i says, or

degradation, not just public debate in the united states. countries of the west, but i would say such mental degradation, many of those people with whom we communicated and who were quite sober-mindedto speak out, well, i would said from such a stereotyped propaganda position, i must say, this is very alarming, this also worries me very much, and i also have to draw some conclusions from this, that the problem not only with these people, with their, well, if you like, conformism, but problems in the current political culture in america, when a serious conversation about relations with another nuclear power is practically impossible. it's right. but it seems to me that in the american and european consciousness, which is generally surprising, the concept of a nuclear power, another nuclear power, or a power of equal nuclear power has been greatly devalued, that is, a very dangerous idea has penetrated into consciousness that nuclear weapons can be may be it has been bracketed that a nuclear power can be defeated on the battlefield. yes, let us listen to what one very experienced, from my point of view , authoritative specialist says about this, let us listen. taking advantage of our

public support back home as k of finds to engage the hearts and minds of americans, ukrainian presidents. lensky is fighting for us dollars. the. i'm well kids saying washington's aid is crucial for the war. the bottled country also seeks to get more men on the front line than is proposing to know if mobilization h to 25 years. not as $60000000000.00 in the military age plans. the ukraine remains blocked by republicans in the us congress. and it's a national consultant, rasmussen says motions and knows the money. it gives the key it will never be repaid. a lot of pressure in congress for the how much they've been providing. basically for free, we're basically funding the premium the government. so most people don't even know where ukrainians do we really expect the loans to be repaid? i think realistically not, there could be another payment mechanism. in other words, that a full payment. if i can't, if you can't pay back from a monetary perspective that i have control over so certain amount of assets, or maybe i have control of your airports now, or maybe i have control of your farm land. or maybe i have access to your coal or your, or your minerals. but i think realistically we know ukraine, even if, even

public he could ask for expedited payout on truth social. in your mind you know if he becomes president, truth social becomes one of the hottest social media companies in the countryu'll have to get it in order to find out what the president is thinking. >> steve: they have to change the deal though. i think the way it's structured is. >> brian: got wait six month. >> steve: got the to hold the stock six months. >> brian: there is a way to do it. >> steve: you could borrow against it. look, i'm going to get that big payday. he has to find somebody to give him the money. >> brian: if a bond company would do that. >> lawrence: to your point about him wanting to be president, there is such a rush in this process. we don't go through this through bankruptcy. he wants to be president. where is he going to go? running for office right now. also second point is he is guarded by secret service. are you saying that the united states secret service is going to aid the former president in escaping the country? it doesn't make any sense. >> ainsley: this is all about evaluation, too. when you look at properties down in palm beach, there is one piece of land where it has the w

of this confusion within the country. i'm taking back control. going focus the control. i'm going to focus the minds the publicse people not convinced by sir people are not convinced by sir keir not keir starmer. they are not convinced by the labour party. they know what they they don't even know what they stand half the time. so stand for half the time. so taking back control in that sense, calling the election sense, by calling the election and really focusing the of and really focusing the minds of the because choice the public because the choice would clear. there'll would be very clear. there'll only one prime minister at only be one prime minister at the day, it'll either the end of the day, it'll either be sunak or keir be rishi sunak or sir keir starmer. and that's clear starmer. and that's a very clear choice public have choice that the public will have to make. >> what about this of an >> what about this idea of an election by accident? as our political commentator andy williams saying, a few williams was saying, a few minutes that results minutes ago that if the results are so in may on may the are

country. and i think this single passage of his pen captures, encapsulates, encapsulates jefferson's heart, mind and values. i think a beautifully written expression of defining characteristics the tension he felt public service and private, his internal dialectic in the head and the heart, his belief in, the sustaining and redeeming of social harmony, his self belief in his own moral self worth and his tender to avoid self-examination in his personal amphlett of life, his frequent evasion of painful subjects like slavery indian genocide, his neediness for approbation, his fundamental attachment to home land, pham lay as the touchstones of the happy life and his brilliance as a writer using words to sustain the life that he felt most happy with returning to the scenes of my birth and early life, he wrote to the society of those with whom i was raised and who have been ever to me. i receive within express civil pleasure the cordial welcome. you are so good as to give me long absent on duties which the history of a wonderful era made incumbent upon those called to them half a turmoil. the bustle and splendor of office have drawn, but sighs for the tranquil and irascible civil occupations of private life

the air, but i don't think she'd mind if i shared this with you. she said, you know -- and she's one of these people who loves her country, is a public servant, not a going to come out in '25, the 250th anniversary of the beginning of the war. sliding in under the tag, but you know, we've got to do it. there's a wonderful character we've met in the course of doing the american revolution, that's thomas payne who comes from england kind of a failure in everything except understanding what exactlyyt this business is. and he said man finds that the strength and powers of despot mds consist wholly in the fear ofco resisting it and that in order to be free it is sufficient that he wills it. so there's a big challenge for us as there was back in 1776, is that we have to actually understand what the stakes are. and unfortunately, there's so much disinformation that we don't have that confidence. if everybody that voted for joe biden votes again then we're home-free if they're distributed the way they were distributed in georgia, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, and new hampshire, et cetera. but we don't have those assurances. and a lot of that has to do