enter the portal public services.ind the point of submission of applications for their giving to the fssp, the easiest way to do this is through a virtual assistant. max's robot for a question. who are you in enforcement proceedings. choose an answer. we do not have someone else's debt, then you check the personal data in the application and confirm it, you will need to enter the number of enforcement proceedings, and then give your arguments in favor of the fact that this is another person's debt and attach documents that confirm this. if between you and the debtor some a specific difference in the details, that is, for example, the last name, first name, patronymic date of birth matches for some reason, but nevertheless the place of residence does not match the place of birth. they coincide, for example, then it will be necessary to indicate it will be necessary to focus precisely on these facts, and, accordingly, attach supporting documents . you think that you have received an unreasonable refusal, then you can do

jennifer, vern you both opted to work in public service. can you tell us about your job on a daily basis, and why you think it is so important, jennifer if you want to start? ms. gerbi: i am happy to. i came from industry. it is an unusual place where on term limits. we come for three to five years and leave. they come because we are driven by the mission of the agency, and we want to make a difference. for me, the main reason why i came was freedom we have to pursue what is the right thing we should do? what is the right element to solve and have a very close to the impact of that and be able to make the decisions and have a portfolio. and have a personal impact on that. that level of freedom is important. i have to say it is the busiest i've ever been and the best job i had because i believe in the mission 100 it is very fulfilling. >> -- mr. sivaram: i joined from industry. i was former chief technology and -- officer. this is a once in a generation opportunity to reset how the united states viewed on the world stage on climate change. a

to do this, you do not need to personally go to the fssp department. can be done on the public servicesortal through the superservice digital enforcement proceedings. how to dispute an incorrect invoice. how quickly the bailiffs will answer, and what other services are available on the super service, we will tell you in 5 minutes in the instruction program. someone else's debt, how can it be formed? for example, if another person is your full namesake, that is, your last name, first name and patronymic completely match, a complete match is a rather infrequent occurrence, but given that the population of russia is more than 145 million people, therefore even a hundredth percent, which, in principle, falls under this. it's already a thousand. and, besides, there are still cases when the data was simply already transmitted initially, or was incorrect. or the debt itself arose due to the fact that something was interpreted incorrectly. that is, suppose the debt arose due to property that no longer belongs to you. or when you were identified, let's say bailiffs, that is, if they carried out

you can now contact the bailiffs through public services for this, the digital enforcement proceedingsoperates on the portal. it allows you to find out if your debts are cleared and i argue them if a mistake has occurred. maria kudryavtseva will tell you more about their capabilities in the instruction program. if you find out that you have someone else's debt, contact the federal bailiff service immediately. to do this, you don’t have to personally go to the fssp department, everything can be done on the public services portal through the superservice digital enforcement proceedings. how to dispute an incorrect invoice. how quickly the bailiffs will answer, and what other services are available on the super service, we will tell you in 5 minutes in the instruction program. someone else's debt, how can it be formed? for example, if another person is your full namesake, that is, your last name, first name and patronymic completely match a complete match - this is a rather infrequent occurrence, but given that the population of russia is more than 145 million people, therefore even a hun

public services, crumbling. choices _ are of nothing compared to what many of our constituents face. the tories spent the summer- squabbling in a leadership contest when they should have been preparing for this difficult winter ahead. - we are talking about 1.2 billion additional for wales. that actually doesn't touch the sides of what the welsh government themselves have predicted with the sort of cuts they will need to make, in real terms, they will be around about £4 billion short in three years' time. tell me what you've been doing here. at a school in south london this afternoon, i had the chance to askjeremy hunt the questions you might want answering. chancellor, what do you say to people tonight who are facing the biggest drop in living standards since the 1950s? these are real challenges for families up and down the country. i'm not pretending these aren't going to be difficult times, but there is a plan, there is hope, and if we follow this plan, if we stick with it, we can get through to the other sid

you spent most of your career in the public service, cia, congress come your in your 40's. are you going to go back to government? will: if i can serve my country again i will evaluated, i career is not over. >> thank you, so much for your time we really appreciate it. >> next announcement on interest rates. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, we are funded by these companies and more. >> the world is changed, today fast reliable internet connection is something no one can live without, wow and therefore our country was speed, reliability, choice, now more than ever, it starts with great internet. >>wow supports c-span as a public service along with the other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> on thsd democratic governor daniel mckee and his repuic challenger ashley debate in rhodisnd's governors race hosted by wjrj tv, live coverage begin some p.m. eastern on c-span you can watch on our free mobile video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> be up-to-date in the latest in publishing with book tv's podcast about oaks with cur

to keep our public services going and i keep our public services going and it is absolutely— keep our said we i it is absolutely right the i chancellor has said we do it is absolutely right the - chancellor has said we do that in it is absolutely right the _ chancellor has said we do that in a compassionate _ chancellor has said we do that in a compassionate way— chancellor has said we do that in a compassionate way that _ chancellor has said we do that in a compassionate way that supports. chancellor has said we do that in a i compassionate way that supports the most vulnerable. _ most vulnerable. why _ most vulnerable. why is _ most vulnerable. why is this - most vulnerable. i why is this statement most vulnerable. _ why is this statement happening today and seen as an emergency statement byjeremy hunt needed to make eye watering lead difficult decisions? because of the very, very difficult economic— because of the very, very difficult economic situation— because of the very, very difficult economic situation we _ because of the very, very difficult economic situation we have. i eco

what if i say we now have advice from the professional public service to invoke public order emergency and i decide, let's give it a few days. where the professional public service had made a determination that the thresholds were met. that the use of it was appropriate and responsible and the measures were the right ones that we were going to put in it and i said, let's wait and see another few days, another week to see if we really need to do it. what if the worst had happened in those following days? what if someone had gotten hurt? what if a police officer had been put in the hospital? what if when i had an opportunity to do something, i had waited and we had the unthinkable happened over the coming days? even though there was all this warning it was possibly coming? i would have warned that in a way we would have been talking about in the forum such as this. but more than that responsibility of a prime minister is to make the tough calls and keep people safe. this was a moment where the collective advice of cabinet, the public service and my own inclination was that this was a mom

the got that money for those essential public services.— public services.'s plan needs to — public services. the chancellor's plan needs to be _ public services. the chancellor's plan needs to be credible - public services. the chancellor's plan needs to be credible to - plan needs to be credible to financial markets, palatable to his party and voters, a very difficult iugghng party and voters, a very difficult juggling act that will have an impact on all of us. ben wright, bbc news. so what do we know about how the chancellor might be planning to find savings? our business correspondent marc ashdown is here. the chancellor says there will be "difficult decisions". that means some big figures when it comes to government spending and the taxes we pay. we expect there'll be spending cuts of about £35 billion, and plans to raise some £20 billion in tax over the coming years. so what could this all look like for you in terms of your income tax? well, tax thresholds are important. here are the main ones. and we will bring them up for you now. you don't pay any t

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public services _ down. wages are squeezed. public services crumbling.— services crumbling.these difficult choices are off— services crumbling. these difficult choices are off nothing _ services crumbling. these difficult choices are off nothing comparedl services crumbling. these difficult i choices are off nothing compared to what many— choices are off nothing compared to what many of— choices are off nothing compared to what many of our _ choices are off nothing compared to what many of our constituents - choices are off nothing compared to what many of our constituents face. the tories _ what many of our constituents face. the tories spent _ what many of our constituents face. the tories spent the _ what many of our constituents face. the tories spent the summer- the tories spent the summer squabbling _ the tories spent the summer squabbling in _ the tories spent the summer squabbling in a _ the tories spent the summer squabbling in a leadership . the tories spent the summer- squabbling in a leadership contest when _ squabbling in a leadership contest when they— squabbli

you should spend some of your time in public service. again, i mention the government cannot do it alone. the private sector cannot do it alone either. there are key roles for the government to play. in climate today, there is fos sil fuels not getting priced for the carbon emissions and clean energy does for uneven plane feels -- playing fields. another role governments can step in on is there's not a center for the private sector to invest in the next generation of technology. governments can provide research and dollars. these are important functions for governments to reform here in the u.s. and around the world. if you are a young person, the generational talent -- challenge is climate change. i've had an amazing opportunity to have a role model, john kerry, with a 50 year of public service, we are going to need the next generation to step in. would we spend 50 years in public service, probably not. there is now an opportunity for us to really have hybrid careers. you mentioned, the impact you have in the years you do spend in the g

we schools, hospitals, public services that we need-— schools, hospitals, public services that we needcellor that public _ that we need. we are told from the chancellor that public finances - that we need. we are told from the chancellor that public finances are l chancellor that public finances are tight, that spending will be less thanit tight, that spending will be less than it was planned to be. are you convinced that the government and opposition are committed to creating the right environment for growth as business estate, regulation, planning or investment? what we got from the ocean _ planning or investment? what we got from the ocean -- _ planning or investment? what we got from the ocean -- autumn _ planning or investment? what we gotj from the ocean -- autumn statement from the ocean —— autumn statement is stability. you need stability before you have growth. that is fine, they are bringing back stability and confidence. that is quite important. there were very few growth of themes that we heard last week or today. there are things we can do that don't require a lot of money

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ medco support c-span as a public service a lot of these other television providers.front row seat to democracy. tonight former president donald trump will make a campaign announcement at asmara lagos state in palm beach, florida. he's expecting to talk but his plans for 2024 white house rendered watch live coverage beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> senate majority leader schumer today announced lawmakers would consider a bill when state regarding marriage equality for same-sex couples. here's his comments. >> mr. president, first on respect for marriage, the 1117th congress mr. president, will go down i believe is more the most successful congress as we have seen in decades. we are also proud of that fact over the last two years this chamber has passed historic and bipartisan bills that covered everything fromo infrastructure, to gun safety, to chips and science, to veterans eight and more. again a common theme for many of these bills was bipartisanship. very soon the senate can add to our accomplis

that will give us the money to invest in public services, _ the money to invest in public services, butjustrvices, butjust because you have to make difficult decisions doesn't mean _ to make difficult decisions doesn't mean you — to make difficult decisions doesn't mean you have to make the same decisions — mean you have to make the same decisions. the decisions and choices that labour— decisions. the decisions and choices that labour would be making would make _ that labour would be making would make our— that labour would be making would make our tax system fairer and would .row make our tax system fairer and would grow the _ make our tax system fairer and would grow the economy so we have the money— grow the economy so we have the money for— grow the economy so we have the money for those essential public services — money for those essential public services. ,, ., money for those essential public services. , ., , money for those essential public services. ., , services. some conservatives worry raising taxes _ services. some conservatives worry raising taxes could _ services. some conser

the got money for those essential public services. . ., . ., , services.he chancellors plant needs to be credible _ services. the chancellors plant needs to be credible to - services. the chancellors plantl needs to be credible to financial markets, palatable tool to his party and to voters. a very difficult iuggdng and to voters. a very difficult juggling act that will have an impact on all of us. then right, bbc news. then right, bbc news. in the united states, the democrats have retained control of the senate in the mid—term elections, after winning a pivotal race in the state of nevada. president biden said he was incredibly pleased by the results, which are a blow to donald trump's hopes of running again for the white house. the deciding moment in the battle for control of the senate came when us networks called the nevada race for democratic incumbent catherine cortez masto, giving the party the 50 seats it needs for an effective majority. catherine cortez masto has delivered her victory speech in the past few hours — let's listen to a little of what

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you spent most of your career in the public service, cia, congress come your in your 40's. are you going to go back to government? will: if i can serve my country again i will evaluated, i career is not over. >> >> tonight on q&a biographer john farrell, author of ted kennedy and a life looks at the career of the democratic senator from massachusetts butte he talks about the kenynasty and the tragedies that surrounded ted kennedy's life including the car accident at chappaquiddick. >> a cousin and another aide found him the following morning. he was having a fist with -- having breakfast. they said have you recorded it? he said no. i'm going to tell them that mary jo was driving the car. they said you cannot do that, you cannot do that, you cannot do that. still they did not go to the police. they went to a phone so that he could call to other advisors. and it was while they were doing that that they saw the ambulance hearse go over to chappaquiddick and they realized that they had about 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. which in its own way was

what kind of public services would you cut? it is public services would you cut?ng back economic credit ability which this government and preaches governments have so been lacking. let's face it, we have had a chancellor recently who just in the short space of time he was chancellor, he was standing up and saying things that amounted to tax cuts for the rich, he managed to send the pound crashing and see our economy lisa badly damaged in ways that working peoples and pensioners will pay the price for. first of all do not do that, do not make commitments that you cannot show how you will spend for, and that is something labour will always do. we will always know where will that the money they need to pay for our public services. i also heard your correspondent talk about the danger of public starving public services of public starving public services of the money they need. we need to make sure children to be educated. at the moment we hear about our skills that are going to struggle to get food and winter with —— to the winter with their bills. we need to make sur

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under the public service loan forgiveness. it was really an opportunity, and we were able to show someone is actually concretely harmed by this. >> right. so, if someone was concretely harmed by it, can you explain why you are case was dismissed by the district or for lack of standing? caleb: right, i think the district or the opinion was interesting in some ways. because, not the argument we expected. i think, we have been very clear, we think it was wrong and we think it was misguided. ultimately the court said that the injury, was from the state of indiana. was from local taxes. it is not from the federal policy. the supreme court has been very clear, and it has been very clear recently that you can have injury for standing purposes for a third-party. it just has to be protectable. i think the district court decision will ultimately be reversed. the question is, what can we do in the meantime? because this policy is looming, and the president just said yesterday he expect it to take effect in the next two weeks. >> you requ

you decided to go into public service. you decided to join the cia instead. why did you do that? >> i did it because i thought it would be cool to recruit spies and steel secrets and exotic laces -- places. i was fortunate during my time at texas a&m university to be exposed to senior leaders of the cia. they told these amazing stories. i thought it was going to be awesome to serve my country in a unique way. that is why i decided to go into the cia. it was the best job on the planet working on some of the most important national security challenges of the day. making sure that the u.s. government is doing one of its most important responsibilities. that is defending the homeland. having an active role in that in places like india, pakistan, echo stan, countless other places was awesome -- pakistan, countless other places was awesome. when you try to stop terrorists from blowing people up or weapons nuclear proliferators from slipping a dirty bomb into the country you do not get to say we do not have enough money, resources, time, that is not an option. you have to go out and do

, the money will go to the account that you left on the public services portal, check which number ised in your profile section of bank cards and accounts, is there anything there, it is important to fix it? you can bind either a bank account or a map of the world. you can easily find out the details of the card from your mobile application. bank after you enter their form, do not forget to click on the enable button next to the text enable an account for receiving social benefits. all now the money will come to your account automatically. let's summarize starting next year, the maximum amount of sickness benefit will increase, it depends on your average earnings for the last two years and the length of service. more social employees can get support. write to our telegram channel. we will ask your questions to experts and tell about everything in our next issues. more about the most significant events of this day in history in the selection of ekaterina burlakova what this day is remembered for in history we will tell right now hello on november 23, 1708 , the hetman, ivan mazepa, was

government have managed our economy and public finances this last decade, means we both have public servicesth ways. _ billion. rather trying to have it both ways, aren't _ billion. rather trying to have it both ways, aren't you? - billion. rather trying to have it both ways, aren't you? you i billion. rather trying to have it - both ways, aren't you? you accept, as the conservatives do, you would have to get a grip on public spending and you accept you would have to put taxes up, yet you also are saying that the way the conservatives are doing it is wrong. you are trying to have it both ways and on the left of your party, and some economists, would dispute your view that you have to have your set of fiscal rules. in other words, some economists and some on the left will say it doesn't matter that much to keep borrowing more money for longer. you could pay the debt down over a much longer period or put taxes up much more. you don't have to take this approach. i worked at the bank of england as an economist for many years and i recognise there are restraints on what governments can do. a lot

a huge amount of data, for example, is available on public services about each person.r as it is protected there is no absolute protection. there is always competition. as they say between armor and weapons, the public services portal provides a very effective counteraction to numerous many, hundred, multiple attacks, and provides reliable protection of the data of our russian citizens, according to international experts in in the field of digitalization of public services is one of the global leaders is among the top ten in the world, important information for president putin is transmitted, of course, in atmospheres, secure communication channels and like that personally in hand. apparently, the note was a reminder that there are still many important events ahead, but the exact information is securely protected and hidden in your pocket. jacket. putin, many professions have already died out before our eyes, so what will happen tomorrow? yes, in general, the history of mankind shows something that is invented, but does not lead to a decrease in quantity. the type of ac

they are misspelled, they are not public services ags services, and in most cases, uh phishing linkselling of the sender's address, these can be public services with two s instead of the letter o of the letter c because visually the letter c is very similar to the letter o in many are replaced by the letter a and the letter l because one space is also different there, that is, the attacker's task is to make some maximally similar address and send advice from here. an unexpected letter or message came. don't follow the link. enter it manually and already on the site itself. check the message. now scammers often disguise their trap letters as bank notifications. they may even call you from a spoof number and ask you to open the message, we don't panic. we do not believe, nor the letter. we don't trust this man. we hang up and fight. thanks big. i'll call you back. we also do not respond to this letter in any way; it does not go through any links in this letter. the safest and most reliable way is to call the official number of this bank, no antivirus can cope with such an attack, only

diana: right, yeah, yeah, it might be possible for the public loan service forgiveness programs to be adjusted slightly or made clear or be made public. when i talk about this on radio and tv many people are not aware of this option. that is something else the education department could do, clarify it and make it more public. let's move onto the next question from chris. please let us know where to donate to support this litigation specifically. that is good. caleb: i know people at my office are always happy to hear that. the best way to support our work in this case and other cases is to go to our website, pacificlegal.org we have a page just about this litigation you can sign up to our newsletter. you can reach out to us. you can learn about some of the other work we do. as much as i would like to think this is the only problem we are facing we all know better. this is what i do all day long. i fight against these issues. if it is not this it is something else. this just happens to be, such a vast important issue we had to get involved immediately. diana: yeah, yeah. a question fro

she has a long career of public service working in the senate as a congressional research service or, at the library of congress, and now at the white house historical society. in addition to her professional experience, she is a published author. i would recommend her books. she is a mystery murder author, very good and very exciting to read. to me, her most notable accomplishment is that she is a good friend of mine in west virginia, and that is how i got to meet her. i got to work closely with dr. shogan on an issue that is so close to people's hearts in congress, and that is making reports written by the congressional research service public to the american people. the procedural and technological challenges of pulling this off were greater than imagined. now the reports that are paid for by the taxpayers are available to the taxpayers thanks to her hard work. she has the knowledged experience, energy, and steps of dedication to serve in this role. i am happy today to introduce her to this committee. i am senator portman have talked about this, and i certainly plan to vote for her

previously doing is out in san diego and doing similar work and seeing privatized fundamental public services and public assets and had collaborators and allies across the country that were sort of seeing and experiencing the same thing and we realized we needed a resource center and we share ideas and lessons with one another in that by doing that, it'll be able to help get better. you know, nonprofit haves to raise the money and we do research and policy analysis, we've helped on the country. >> youht helped me. it's a little too into the book. privatization of everything. it had another name possibly you told me. >> yeah, not up for grabs. and anyway now the privatization of everything and we start out talking about food for life and talk to us a bit about what she means by public good and how is it that -- how does it shape your thinking? >> yeah, for those of our economists, there's a textbook definition of public goods that we don't raise. here's how i talk about public goods. so i'll keep it real close. here's what i talk about, there are things we all need to survive and clean air and

comcast along with these television companies supports c-span2 as a public service. >> host: over the years we talked to george gilder about economics and technology, bitcoin. today we are going to talk about his most recent book called "gaming ai: why ai can't think but can transform jobs". what is this book about? >> this book is about the crazy religion that captivated silicon valley, where in somehow their machines can eclipse human intelligence and cascade through the universe, produce another more brilliant machine without our help leaving us behind on the beach and collecting guaranteed annual income while larry page of google fly off to nearby planets with elon musk and maybe with branson aboard now, but it is an illusion that somehow the human mind is a computer and can be excelled and usurped by computers that has captivated many figures in silicon valley as a new religion and it is nonsense as i show in "gaming ai: why ai can't think but can transform jobs," it is not a great title for a critique of artificial intelligence but part -- artificial intelligence began by playin

that is how we support public services. there is only one party. [crowd yelling] >> the security that sat around the cabinet table. two weeks to stand up for working people. he spent weeks flirting with the climate change party and scuffled off at the last minute. in the budget next week, it will be two weeks to end the oil and gas giveaway, strap the tax break. that is what labor would do. a proper plan for working people. mr. speaker, if you can't stand up to a bully because he's too scared to face the public and election, how will you run the country? >> i know members want to catch my eye with not doing a good job so far. come on, prime minister [laughter] there was judgment about putting people around the cabinet table. he thought it was the right thing to look after. the honorable gentlemen set a lot today. he said a lot but it's clear he is not focused on the serious issues. we are strengthening our economy . we are supporting people. he is supporting the protesters. he is opposing every measure of illegal migration. that's all they will get

. takes to protect our public services-— takes to protect our public services. 9 ., ,, ., ., ., servicesthe amount of borrowing, america has just increased taxes by $800 billion, but the truth is when you have a problem like this the sooner we put the plan out there the sooner you get on with dealing with the issue, the sooner we get through to the other side and what people want is a stability, a long—term plan for growth, that is what we have set up today and i think for families that are worried about the instability, about their shopping bills going up, they can see that under a conservative government has supply and committed difficult climb but we will resolve these problems and give them security, give their families a security too. them security, give their families a security too-— them security, give their families a security too. you have said you will be honest and _ security too. you have said you will be honest and direct, _ security too. you have said you will be honest and direct, then - security too. you have said you will be honest and direct, then it - security too. yo

and here is our robot max , who is also looking for answers on the public services portal.illion requests per day processed. what is fedor dobronravov tail small claws medium? are the ears big? this is not necessary elena yakovleva belarusian eared shepherd dog, he is not for sale a puppy for your quiet life. maybe he put this step and checkmate. chi starts now you will see everything. producers of good things want and most importantly. we look to know everything about russia the best historical serials without registration. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. the success of the country as a whole will depend on your success. we also understand this and are aware that artificial intelligence itself is already writing important texts and even drawing pictures.

all public services are inefficient. right. overnment it has to give in to at the same time, basically no , within any time, basically no, within any of these institutions is ultimately responsible . you ultimately responsible. you know, for me to get to hard time trying to hold civil servants to account because it's seen as not fair . so if they're not fair. so if they're not accountable , they've got huge accountable, they've got huge budget, then you end up with is this exact sort of waste. we also have a problem structurally in the civil service where even though it's a tory government and they might mouth off about this sort of waste , they really this sort of waste, they really don't . the powers yeah . to put don't. the powers yeah. to put a stop to it because the people who make these decisions are senior civil servants and their areas of competency absolutely yes control . over well yeah yes control. over well yeah exactly civil servants you kind of dip themselves a bucket, a rainbow paint and always the left, right and

i've been doing l this for a whe and looking at public services and privatization. i think back to when we were children because a we are about the same age i believe and we had to trust in our public institutions. we were making progress. medicare got past, the air got cleaner so that's kind of the background. we get calls from around the today of cities trying to figure u out how to unpack a proposal to un- privatize something or to make services more efficient or what have you. after ten years off work dealing with places all around the country, i realized there's a bigger story to tell. there's a lot of individual stories called the privatization of everything so it really is a little bit of everything. >> you can take yours off. i live in los angeles but had to rwait like 20 minutes to take y mask off. there's something bigger going on and bigger issues. we cover everything, schools and water and bridges and infrastructure. we will talk more about social services. but there really is a broad range of things we deal with but there are some core ideas that become

generations of the joseph family who all continued the tradition of the six joseph brothers in public service and community service. i'd like to thank the joseph family for their service and all our veterans in the 22nd congressional district across the -- and across the united states of america for their sacrifice, their inspiring service to all of us, to our country, our states, our communities, and thank you from the bottom of our heart. god bless these wonderful people who do answer the call to serve. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until a $5,000 grand prize. videos must be submitted by january 20, 2023. visit our website at studentcam.org for competition rules, tips, resources, and a step-by-step guide. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including wow. >> the world has changed. today, the fast, are liable -- reliable internet connection is something people can't live without so cow is there with speed, re -- so wow is

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we are doing our part so it allows you to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> representative sean patrick maloney held a news conference the day after the 2022 midterm elections. he conceded to republican michael wallner in new york's 17th congressional district race. the race was called shortly after 12. >> i just took a call from the president and express our appreciation for his leadership on the issues that matter to the american people and i said to him what i hope every american will see that last night, house democrats stood our ground stop we believe november 8, 2022 will be the signature date in political history. we hope the high watermark or some of the anger in the division that we have dealt with this entire cycle from january 6 on through and we hope for something better for our country because that's what all americans deserve. we are still working and any fair person and responsible observer should understand that it take time to understand all the races an

provide the conductivity that is so important and people have an opportunity to get access to public services. >> mr. speaker, tomorrow marks one year since 32 people lost their lives in the channel. suggests the vicious waters and french and british authorities was in stress for a long time. families are still waiting for answers from the marine accident investigation. why has this invasion -- and this -- why has this investigation taken so long and does he concede this would not have happened if there was safe and legal entrance into the u.k.? >> mr. speaker, every life that is loft -- is lost in the channel is a tragedy so it's vital we break the cycle of criminal gangs that are exploiting people and trafficking them. we have accepted over 380,000 people over the past few years because this is a place where people can seek refuge. we must be able to do that in a sustainable way. >> mr. speaker, rising energy bills are challenging for all of thus -- all of us. with temperatures this week falling below freezing in lancashire, people are curious as to when they will receive relief. when and h

and, of course, you, too, in your personal account on the public services portal, all employers wereswitch to an electronic document workflow with the federal insurance at the same time, if they did not do this, the person fell ill, they opened an electronic certificate of incapacity for work, and the benefit is not paid. in principle, he can even directly apply to the territorial body of the federal social insurance fund or provide the missing documents, that is, this fund can request information about the insured person himself. well, elementary his bank account, where the funds will be transferred, or there are other documents, the average income rate for the last two year and so on. which can be abandoned by the employer and even directly transferred to the employees themselves in this function, but in fact, the employer is administratively responsible for not providing such information, uh, in the ways prescribed by law, therefore, it is not in the interests of the employer to solve such problems in this way information on sickness benefits can be viewed in the personal account