the rnd center has been created, in addition to weapons, of course, we also make civilian products, inre of civilian products amounted to 44.5%, this is a very good figure, because we had an order from the president to achieve 50% by the year 1930, well, if it weren’t for special military operations, of course, by the year twenty-fifth we would have already... the figure is already yes i i think that this year we would have already done 50%, but due to the fact that the volume of military products has increased significantly, the ratio, of course, of civilian products to military products in percentage terms is less, but in absolute numbers we are still growing, even in today ’s situation, medicine is a promising area, we produce up to eight units of civilian products, various types of microphones, and one of the important areas is hearing aids; our hearing aid processor , processing sounds, can compensate even a strong degree hearing loss. we still try to rely on russian manufacturers for electronic components, that is, yes, in russia this is a little difficult, but at the same time t

certain problem and immediately work with it, connect to it... our instructors in cooperation with our rndartment, and they solutions are found, then these solutions are immediately implemented in the form of software changes, or if something needs to be changed in the hardware, in the hardware component of the complex, that is, it is a constant work that goes on, and it is probably so very big... a fraction of the time resource of the company, and can you give some examples, if possible, you can immediately recall them, what has changed in the complex in view of some changes on the battlefield or the actions of the enemy, the system of countermeasures by means of rep is constantly changing, that is, they are added or the algorithms in the avionics of our complex are constantly being improved. uh, we are working on the communication channels, we are constantly changing the algorithms, uh, readjusting the frequencies of the complex, uh, changes are being made to the operation of the inertial navigation system, in those cases, when, uh, it goes completely, suppressing the alarm from the sate

also, the city of london, uk financial services and rnd.we can help large emitters bring down their emissions as well as leading by example. you're right, ultimately with less than 1% of emissions, we have to have other people step up to the plate as well which is again why it is entirely reasonable, going back to the first question, we can do this in a pragmatic, proportionate way. again, we are doing more than everyone knows, we can do it in a way that saves everyone money and by the way the only account for 1% of emissions, that seems to be the right approach. next, the eye. that seems to be the right approach. next. the eye-— next, the eye. thank you, prime minister. among _ next, the eye. thank you, prime minister. among the _ next, the eye. thank you, prime minister. among the many - next, the eye. thank you, prime l minister. among the many people next, the eye. thank you, prime - minister. among the many people you have spoken to here today are the president of kenya and tony blair, can you tell us what you talked about with both of

problem and immediately work with it, connect to this work, our instructors in cooperation with our rndent, and they find a solution, then this solution is immediately implemented in the form of software changes , or if something needs to be changed. in the hardware, in the hardware component of the complex, that is, it is a constant work that continues, and it is, probably, such a very large share, a share of, the time resource of the company, but can you give some examples, if possible, you can immediately recall them, what exactly has changed in the complex in view of any changes on the battlefield or actions of the enemy. the system of countermeasures by means of rep is constantly changing, that is , algorithms are added or improved in the avionics of our complex, work is constantly being done on communication channels, we constantly change the algorithms of the complex's frequency reconstruction, changes are made in the work of inertia. navigation system in those cases when the signaling from the satellite navigation system, i.e. gps2nas, is completely suppressed, we implement meas

minister, minister of estonia kaya kallas wrote in her author's article on the page of the german agency rnd that russia is preparing for long-term hostilities. therefore , the european union needs to be ready for.

problem and immediately work with it, we connect our instructors to this work in cooperation with our rnd department, and they find solutions, then these solutions are immediately implemented in the form of software changes, or if something needs to be changed in the hardware, in the hardware component complex, that is, it is a constant work. which continues and it is probably such a very large part of the company's time resource, but can you give some examples, if possible, you can immediately recall them, what has changed in the complex in view of some changes on on the battlefield or where the enemy is acting, it is constantly changing the system of countering the means of rept. that is, algorithms are added or improved in the avionics of our complex, we are constantly working on communication channels, we are constantly changing algorithms, er, frequency adjustments of the complex, changes are made to the operation of the inertial navigation system in cases where it is completely... where is the suppression of signaling from the satellite navigation system, i.e. gps2nas, we are implem

minister, minister of estonia kaia kalas wrote in her author's article on the page of the german agency rnd that russia is preparing for prolonged hostilities, which is why the european union needs to be ready for... a total struggle, i quote: in its essence , this is a struggle of wills, in this struggle we should not be afraid of our own strength. the last trap of russian disinformation is to make us believe that supporting ukraine is a lost cause, that we will be the first to tire, but we can prove the opposite, she said kaya kalas. well, by the way, i don't know if europeans were like estonians, then we would have already won this war. they simply know perfectly well what russia is, what the russian occupation is, they don’t need to explain, the problem is that the further, the further to the west, the harder it is to explain, well, how will you explain, mr. yevgeny, that eastern european states, some eastern european states after all, well, there is slovakia and hungary led by fico and orban, what are they doing now? this is to put sticks in the wheels of ukraine, ukraine wants to join

preparing for prolonged hostilities, about it is in his author's article on the page of the german agency rnd, said prime minister of estonia kaja kalas. that is why, she says, the european union needs to be ready for a long struggle, while she emphasized that... that the kremlin has intensified its disinformation campaigns and all in order to convince european citizens and leaders that it is necessary to prepare ukraine for negotiations with russia , because europe is tired of war. well, next is the direct speech of ms. kaya kalas. in its essence, this is a struggle of wills. in this struggle we must not fear our own strength the latest russian disinformation trap is to make us believe. that supporting ukraine is a lost cause, that we are the first to get tired, but we can prove the opposite, and they will prove it, but europe is not tired of the war, the russian war in ukraine, and this is what most of the ministers who arrived in the belgian capital, brussels, for a meeting said today among themselves, despite the statements of some representatives of the european community , the general m

infrastructure, improving our hospitals, our school buildings and, of course, the science budget in rndaffects the environment within which businesses are making their investment decisions. when it comes to future growth, public investment, be it in buildings or roads, count, and over the last 20 years, the uk has spent about £500 billion less in total than the typical wealthy country. so germany has three times as many hospital beds per person, far more mri machines. we have a much slower commute to work. those kind of hurdles matter when you're looking for a more efficient economy. but the chancellor, at the same conference today as the labour leader, claims that he had little choice but to rein in investment, to restore financial credibility. i had to balance the books a year ago. it was an incredibly difficult situation but it was necessary for the markets and it was necessary for the battle against inflation. so what i chose to do was to freeze that capital budget in cash terms, which is not a freeze in real terms. i hope as soon as we can afford it, we can get back to real terms g

prime minister, the minister of estonia, kaya kallas, in her author's article on the page of the german rnd agency, wrote about the fact that... is preparing for long-term hostilities, which is why the european union needs to be ready for a long-term struggle. to quote: in its essence, this is a struggle of wills. in this struggle, we must not be afraid of our own strength. the last trap of russian disinformation is to make us believe that supporting ukraine is a lost cause, that we will be the first to tire, but we can prove the opposite, said kaya kalas. well, by the way, i don't know if the europeans saw it. as estonians, we have already won the war, as estonians, as lithuanians, as latvians, yes, yes, well simply, they know perfectly well what russia is, what russian occupation is, they don’t need to be explained, the problem is that , that the further to the west, the more difficult it is to explain, well, how do you explain, mr. yevgeny, the fact that eastern european states, some eastern european states after all, slovakia and hungary. led by fitso and orban, that they are now doing

prime minister of estonia kaia kalas said in her author's article on the page of the german agency rnd. that is why, she says: the european union needs to be ready for a long struggle, at the same time. she emphasized that the kremlin has stepped up its disinformation campaigns to convince european citizens and leaders that it is necessary to prepare ukraine for negotiations with russia, as europe is tired of war. well, next is the direct speech of ms. kaya kalas. in its essence, this is a struggle of wills. in this struggle, we must not be afraid of our own strength. the last trap of russian disinformation is to make... us believe that supporting ukraine is a lost cause, that we are the first to tire, but we can prove the opposite, and they will, but europe is not tired of war. of the russian war in ukraine, and most of the ministers who arrived today in the capital of belgium, brussels, for a meeting among themselves, spoke about it. despite the statements of some representatives of the european community, the general mood at the meeting testified to the readiness of brussels not onl

yes, so as a company ourselves we are fairly new, we are just coming out of the rnd stages and our keyd raise to build a larger facility and really start turning the material out and this approach we take is fairly unique. this approach we take is fairly unirue. ., ~' ., this approach we take is fairly unirue. ., ~ ., this approach we take is fairly uniuue, ., 4' ., y., ., ~' unique. you know, you talk about capturing _ unique. you know, you talk about capturing the - unique. you know, you talk about capturing the carbon| unique. you know, you talk- about capturing the carbon and then storing it in rock. i do took two other companies when they talk about carbon capture within other areas of industry or production, for example. are we going to have this issue of loads of carbon emissions are stored up in places? what will that mean any long—term? so that mean any long-term? so there are _ that mean any long—term? sr there are several that mean any long—term? 5r there are several different approaches to carbon capture, the most common when we talk about and what a lot of the industries a

possible and that's with the restaurants are doing because pizza hut and mcdonald's can afford to do the rnd in place to pull the trigger the second the laws go into effect in places like california where they'll fail and they will they'll lower income people the fastest. >> it creates the situation where people cannot get entry-level jobs and they'll never move up in a company. >> i don't know how many of the fairy tale stories where you go and see the person who owns the mcdonald's franchise and it turns out they were flipping burgers. how much it's going to continue to happen. i'm not saying it was common, but it was something. that opportunity is definitely disappearing. there is a problem though with certainly the federal minimum wage which has been stuck at seven and one quarter since 2009. that's the longest amount of time we've had since a hike. or going back to 1938 and part of the problem is that you look at corporate profits which are soaring. you see the c suite people who are getting fired that year, the golden parachutes could keep a steel town that's going out of business aflo

we have little time to do that rnd, and what we don't have time to do is dramatically and quickly replacel fuels with renewable resources in the areas we know how to fix right now, which is to say essentially power leck tristry, and transportation. >> do you imagine it's kind of like a steep decline in fossil fuels? does it level off or is the transition gradual and steady and then spikes? >> so if we want to keep global warming to 1.5 degrees which i think is effectively impossible, it would mean getting all the way to zero somewhere around 2040. we only have about 5 to 8 years of carbon emissions before we completely eliminate that budgeimatech and under 2 degrees we have maybe until the year 280. those are slightly more manageable time lines, but none of the projections from any of the agencies suggest we're going to see a rapid decline resembling any of those. what they project is we're likely to see a peak in the next few years followed by a long plateau. and that's why it's necessary not just we build renewables but figure out a way to draw down our falseal capacity and there's very

he would not have generals, people offering impulse and instead he would have people rnd him encouragingulses and perhaps adding to them and i'm afraid you would find the nation more divided. look, our nation doesn't need to be divided right now. a campaign based on anger and hate may win at the ballot box temporarily, but it tears the country apart in the day the former president said that we are a greater threat for what is within, i think that was in some respects a self owned because what's within if he were to become elected president again is a campaign of retribution and anger and hate. that's not what america's based on. america was based on the idea of in god we trust and united we stand, divided we fall. a divided nation is not what america is intended to be. >> let's turn to hunter biden and the headlines around that. he was indicted on nine new charges this week. the second time he has been indicted by the special counsel this year alone. his lawyer said if his name was anything other than biden the charges would not have been brought. what's your reaction to that? >> if his

this is what rnd writes, let's listen.y 2 billion euros. aid cuts to ukraine affect everything spheres, humanitarian, financial and military support. we see the largest reduction in military aid. another conclusion made during data analysis. ukraine is increasingly dependent on a few major donors other than germany. they hope, that’s what we see, they are playing with our national security, history will judge them harshly, well, let it judge the republicans as they please, but it looks like ukraine has a problem, not just a problem , it’s a toxic briefcase, or more precisely a toxic suitcase without a handle, which, of course, usa they planned to transfer it to the europeans in the twenty-third year, i already mentioned it... that in the pentagon budget for the twenty-fourth year the figure of 300 million dollars was assigned to help the country, that is , they believed that ukraine would carry out this victorious counter-offensive, they will force russia, and they will destroy russia there, they will inflict strategic dam

of billions of taxpayer dollars please ask yourself this, does that green subsidies see that solar rnd project or the new mandate to go after oil and gas help every anyone if americans cannot rely on safe affordable transportation? take the job of helping americans get from point a to point b safely very seriously. from what i can see your office simply writing blank checks the claim initiatives will the average joe have a desk. in 2020 was our inherent reports of federal government under joe biden and mayorkus was on explicitly allowing scores of illegal immigrants into the country who ultimately ordered commercial aircraft without passports or any other type of identification to fly across the country. i wanted to ask you how you feel about letting thousands of individuals without passports whose motives and backgrounds are unknown to us, boarded domestic flights and are these flights still occurring? >> i do not know all the details of the homeland security cited that. i would point out when you get on a domestic flight you do not to show a passport. that is true for anybody. add to