rosen, after mr. barr announced his resignation, did donald trump continue to demand that the department of justice investigate his claims of election fraud? >> yes, he asserted that he thought the justice department had not done enough. >> thank you. from the time you took over for attorney general barr until january 3rd, how often did president trump contact you or the department, to push allegations of election fraud? >> between december 23rd in january 3rd the president either called me or met with me virtually every day, with one or two exceptions, like christmas day before the, because it had been announced that i would be the acting attorney general before the date but i did, the president had asked, rich donahue and i go over and meet with him, i believe on december 15th, as well. after we had some of these meetings and conversations with the president, what things did the president raise with you. >> so the common element to all of this was the president expressing his dissatisfaction that th

rosen's job.ing in the oval office, which the committee illustrated with some cutting-edge graphics. look at those pale, translucent bodies. they cloned mike pence! ( laughter ) at the meeting-- at the meeting, donoghue expressed why he had doubts that clark was the man for the job: >> i made the point that jeff clark is not even competent to serve as the attorney general. he has never been a criminal attorney, he has never conducted a criminal investigation in his life. and he kind of retorted by saying, "well, i've done a lot of very complicated appeals, and civil litigation, and environmental litigation, and things like that." and i said, "that is right. you're an environmental lawyer. how about you go back to your office, and we'll call you when there is an oil spill?" >> stephen: oh, damn! this is the department of justice, and you just got served! "hey, jeff! hey, jeffy! why don't you go screw a protected otter, you grass-hole. isn't there a baby pelican you should be scrubbing with a toothb

dr. rosen. thank you very much. for your time today, international physicians for the prevention of nuclear war, many thank you. and europe is in the grip of its most extreme drought in decades. reco breaking hate waves linked to climate change have dried up rivers across the continent. and st. water reserves plummeting to historic lows. scientists have warned that scorching summers and dry winters will likely become the new normal to the human induced global warming. europe's rivers are disappearing. italy's po is yet another casualty of the severe drought gripping much of the continent. the river would normally be teeming with tourists. instead, it's drawing bed is littered with empty boats. those living near italy's longest river say the situation is unprecedented. you're salazar when i'm young and i do not remember anything like this. but even the elderly of my village and the villages around here have never seen something like this. never, ever. with the po relied upon for keeping rice feels like this one irrig

in 1935 albert einstein and a student nathan rosen defies the einstein rosen bridge shown here. it connects to universes together with a bridge, the einstein rosen bridge. connecting our universe to another universe and perhaps another universe is in a different time in which case this would be, a time machine. so think about it, physicists are now meeting the world of science fiction. now you seen this before. where have you seen this before in a children's book? years ago there was an oxford mathematician by the name of charles dobson. he knew about wormholes, mathematicians call them multiply connected spaces. they don't call them wormholes, the press calls them wormholes.se however charles dobson decided to write a book about them and he could not use his name of course, he was a distinguished professor of idmath so he wrote under a pseudonym, lewis carroll and he called it true through the looking glass. the looking glass is the wormhole. a gateway between our universe and all parallel universe. and then the next question i'm sure you're going to ask me is if there is a gat

in 1935 albert einstein and his student nathan rosen devised the einstein rosen bridge shown here which connects two universes together with a bridge, the einstein rosen bridge connecting our universe to another universe and perhaps another universe is in a different time in which case this would be, time machine. physicists are leaving the world of science fiction. you have seen this before.n where have you seen this before in a children's book? years ago there was an oxford mathematician named charles dodgson. he knew about wormholes, mathematicians called the multiply connected spaces, the press calls and wormholes. charles dodgson wrote a book about them and he could not use his name, he was a distinguished professor of math so he wrote under a pseudonym, lewis carroll, and he called it through the looking glass. the looking glass is the wormhole. a gateway between ourbo univer and a parallel universe. the next question i'm sure you will ask me is if there is a gateway, a wormhole between us and a parallel universe, then is elvis presley still alive in apparel universe? yes, probabl

assembly member linda rosen. former borough president ruth messenger. senator brad oilman. [cheers] senator cordell clear. controller brad lander. [audio drop] the terrific working families party. [cheers] and while they are not here tonight, i couldn't possibly forget senator elizabeth warren and senate majority leader chuck schumer. i cannot forget to thank my incredible campaign team and the hundreds of volunteers who have worked tirelessly on street corners and outside subway stops the route 1 of new york -- throughout one of new york's hottest ever summers. and i certainly cannot forget to mention the small army of former staffers who worked on this campaign, many of them from far away. [cheers] now, a few campaign names i would especially like to acknowledge. dan rubin. who was a remark -- who's remarkably steady hand and could solve even the most difficult communications. mark. [cheers] who provide sage, brilliant strategic wisdom on everything and produced fantastic mail and tv. olivia and julian. [cheers] they sure got the job done, didn't they? rob. a longtime dis

dr. rosen. thank you very much for your time today. international positions for the prevention of nuclear war, many thank you man, as the war raiders on in ukraine, russian forces continue to fight and die in battle every day. but while the fight 1st supremacy on the battlefield continues, it seems the fight for the hearts and minds of the russian people has already been won. support for the war remains high. so to do levels of indifference, pollsters are trying to find out why. on the face of it, it's a summer, much like any other in moscow. the fact that russian troops are fighting, killing and dying in ukraine, seems far removed from life in the russian capital. hostile wasn't my, isn't i was thinking about it, change anything short. to what extent does the situation have to do with me, but nothing's up to me are you? we can only look on smoking and wait for the outcome of it in a years. i'm waiting for victory, rush and composure, while the kremlin continues to attack its neighbour, despite the international sanctions that put the

let's go to rosen, jordan alive for us in washington dc. tell us more about their response from the white house. well, we're hearing both from a john kirby who is a spokes person for the national security council, as well as now from the u. s. ambassador to israel thomas nights. both are saying that to the u. s. is calling on all sides to exercise restraint that they are engaging with various parties to try to bring an end to this outbreak of violence inside garza and does a now inside southern israel. and they say that the strongly defend israel's right to self defense. this is, of course, not a message that we have not heard before from the biden administration or from previous us administrations. but given that they're also very much concerned with the situation or between china and taiwan, the by debt ministration is i'm making a point of underscoring the need for calm between israel and gaza. right now. it has been more about the relationship with san biden and israel and, and that regions was not, not long since he had a trip to the r

. >> let's continue the conversation with sc cup, john rosen.litics makes strange bedfellows. >> it does. >> and now democrats love liz cheney. >> yeah. >> that's incredible. we just had this segment on hearing why a democrat in wyoming is going to vote for her and why a republican is so disenchanted with her. ultimately i don't know that it's going to be enough necessarily to save her. but what do you think of these shifting sands? >> you know it's -- we have a common enemy in donald trump, right? i mean, you know, politics makes strange bedfellows plus but, i think, look, if i lived in wyoming, i would vote for liz cheney because a republican is going to be in that seat. so it might as well be liz cheney than, you know, this woman who is just -- it's beyond me that somebody is going to put her in the house. but, you know, look, liz cheney is still anti-abortion. she's still, you know, has a huge level of conservatism. i don't think -- i think she's going to be a woman without a party. you know, all these people speculating that she's going to

einstein rosen bridge connecting our universe to another universe. and perhaps another universe is in a different time in which this would become a time machine. this is are now the world of science fiction. you have seen this before. where have you seen this before? well, it years ago there is an expert mathematician by the name of charles dotson he knew about wormholes, all the multi- connected spaces they do not owe them wormholes. the rest of the holes. however charles dotson decided to write a book about them and he could not use his name about them. he was a distinguished professor of map of the road under a pseudonym, lewis carroll. he called through the looking west. the looking glass is a promo. a gateway between t our universe in a parallel universe. in the next question she would ask me is, if there is a gateway, a wormhole between us and a parallel universe early universe? yes is probably yes. period. we are talking about a multi- verse universe is now it was einstein's our universe is a bubble of some sort bubble is expanding that is cal

code some 90 feet which is the same thing obama and biden used to go after james rosen. him using the espionage act. did they charge him? no. they never do. like with crooked, they investigated her another espionage act. did they charge her? no. she hosted e-mails classified on private servers and bleached it, smashed phones with hammers. she skated. thanks to comi. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of that, our judgment is that no leasable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> jesse: no leasable prosecutor would bring such a case. except for garland's prosecutors. stephen miller, former senior adviser to president trump and founder of america first legal. all right, stephen, let's just say donald trump had a secret server for 4 years at mar-a-lago and it was discovered with classified information that he had you throw acid all over and just handed back to garland only the work-related e-mails that worked fine but he deleted everything personal. and everyone was okay with that. right? it is fine. >> stephen: don

and today is the 1st day towards getting that justice rosen jordan rings this more from washington. essentially what the usaa government is alleging is that 3 of the officers who have been charged on thursday and who have been arrested basically used information that they knew was out of date, used information that they had not independently verified or corroborated. and put it together in a search warrant. they knew that this information was faulty, but they used the document any way, according to federal prosecutors, to carry out this raid on several locations, including the apartment of brianna taylor. they also allege that to once so she was killed, they were scrambling within 24 hours to basically try to cover up the fact that they did not have all of the correct information to justify conducting this so called no knock raid, where you basically break down a door and just go in guns blazing out. they didn't have the evidence to justify that kind of search. and so that's the ups that is the conspiracy charge. and then because they did not come clean with local or federal investi

just last month, the ranking member mentioned chairwoman rosen were sold modified the special licensing rules to increase access for small carriers in tribal nations. congress could further close the access gap where the need is greatest, with simple direction to the fcc. expanded use of tribal windows in auction rules or mandate the use of spectrum sharing for authorized access systems on tribal lands. guidepost number two, we stop the balanced approach in spectrum access models. we are in the midst of a connectivity revolution and the average number of connected devices per home has risen from 11 in 2019 to 25 in 2021. smart tv's, doorbells, even washing machines now rely on spectrum and mostly unlicensed spectrum. even licensed services rely on unlicensed technology to unload their data on congested airways, and wi-fi is so ubiquitous, most americans think of it as synonymous with at-home broadband. the demand on licensed and unlicensed spectrum underscores a mix of those regimes to meet national connectivity demands. unfortunately, there are few spectrum opportunities remaining. the

and that the viking monahan, jim ah, has a vision of what i've got on and i'll go on we'll, we'll rosen does human good will rosenberg of garland in to good words yet i've can you just the desa? good afternoon tom. are you on peace. welcome, dean. ah i oh, oh, oh, good. a chicken a rough go, so not a one time a. i'm a, i'm a coffee heidi with a either the we're not looking at a a provide us with i thought i would come into my home by the time the boulder land. dana, how can i get out of the vehicle? i bought one lew . ah ah ah ah ah, you know, the most of, uh, a higher i that he my i even with a run about been a while as a mom. the other one about them will apply, you know, little was the bigger a marketing image. my book was cosmetic, ah, ah, ah, when i was out of a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a customer research income will be much in much. right . now, is there any mud here? they might show up there what about what have not got with every month they much let out a bit. you know, it's not good. no more. why don't you my god is a bit a let us in is that on everyone i know you with. uh huh. meg,

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he resigned shortly before christmas jeffrey rosen was mia that day. i can't speak to what he would have done that day but i think -- i give him enough credit for being rational enough and -- he crossed an awful lot of lines, lines and ever that i would see an attorney general cross but he wouldn't cross every line and i'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt on things he would have done the right thing and certainly not disappeared. i think attorney general has a job to get in touch with the president and tell him like a lot of people were urging him to do, issue unequivocal statement to call this off but some of the brains for january 6 sits on bill barr and there's a tendency to underrate danger level because unlike some of the obvious firebrands, bill brooks, donald trump jr.'s out there yelling to the crowd, even other context, jim george, verygg aggressive in your face, bill barr had a soft-spoken manner, he looks the part of the veteran lawyer, he's not a fight bigger or a bomb thrower but because he carries the weight of the justice dep

. >> david, if she does decide to run in 2024, you heard hillary rosen last night on cnn.ry rosen sake, that liz cheney will find herself in alien -- there's not a party that will accept. or democratic or republican. >> jamie just said that liz cheney learned quickly that wyoming is trump country. another way to say that is, liz cheney has learned quickly to the republican party is trump country. that is the reality that we see. by the way, notice with harriet hageman said tonight in her victory speech and what the rnc, the republican national committee put out under statement, the way they are painting this is that this is what happens when you don't pay attention to what your constituents want you to focus on. they're trying to just paint this as this aberration. who chose to not focus on the things that are most important to her constituents. that she got out of step with their constituents. i think that very statement notion is would poses a problematic path to her in a presidential nominate race. i think that the republican primary electorate, that exist right now, ev

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. >> democrats tried to pass a bill wednesday that nevada senator jacky rosen said would provide legal protections to abortion providers. a woman from texas travels to my state of nevada, a pro-choice state. >> the nevada doctor she sees can not cannot be prosecuted under texas's extreme abortion ban. but indiana republican senator mike braun blocked the effort. this bill is an attempt to undermine. >> state laws that protect lives. >> now a bipartisan group of senators introduced a different bill this week that would essentially restore federal access to abortion. but it's still not likely to get those 60 votes needed for it to pass. live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. big so much for that. jesse. >> well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a heartwarming take out of the canyon. mckinney fire. hear how one puppy was reunited with their owner will be right back. welcome back for twenty-five. well, a heartwarming story out of a situation that is not necessarily ideal. >> this is video from the mckinney fire where a puppy named patches was found in rubble last saturday. now photo j

help create a public nuisance by over supplying addictive painkillers. rosen jordan as more from washington d. c. the 3 retailers were, were sued by the counties of a lake. and trumbull, that's east of a call of cleveland, the largest city in ohio, and a jury back in november almost 9 months ago, found the 3 retailers guilty of basically dumping opioid medicines in those 2 counties. a came out during the trial that between 20122016, some 1400000000 pills were sold through those 3 retailers. that's $400.00 pills per person. thousands of people in argentina demonstrating against the rising cost of living. trade unions are demanding higher wages, as well as unemployment and poverty benefits. argentina has one of the world's highest inflation rates. while in the u. k, the inflation rate has jumped to its highest level in 40 years, reaching 10 point one percent in july, businesses in the household. but we're already feeling the pinch on the even more pressure. intensifying fears of energy and economic crisis. energy and transport costs are also driving the increase and ukrainian officials ins, a

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ok. rosen jordan in washington dc. thank you. i. russian courts has sentenced american basketball star brittany granite to 9 years in prison for possessing and smuggling drugs. this comes off to moscow, airport security stuff, found vape cottages containing cannabis oil in her luggage. she was also find 15 and a half $1000.00. the 2 time olympic champion had been detained near the 6 months where the head of the sentencing liner spoke on camera for the 1st time since being arrested. back in february i want to say again that i had no intent on broken in russian. mom. i had no intent and not from fire or plan to commit this crime. i know everybody, he talking about political pond politics, but i hope that that is far from the courtroom. they should take into account all the documents, all the character lived for everybody that sent in on my behalf. made it honestly bay ho say in your ruin as it does in my life. file 0 correspondence. mike, hannah is live 1st now in washington, dc. and mike, this continues to be a politically charged

at rosen? jordan joins us live now from washington. and rosa, very important to the offices that have been charged here. were part of the, the, the process of will a falsified the affidavit in order to get the search warrant on the, i'm just, it just explain to us what these are, what these changes involve. well, essentially what the usaa government is alleging is that 3 of the officers who have been charged on thursday and who have been arrested basically used information that they knew was out of date, used information that they had not independently verified or corroborated. and put it together in a search warrant. they knew that this information was faulty, but they used the document anyway, according to federal prosecutors, to carry out this raid on several locations, including the apartment of brianna taylor. they also allege that to once so she was killed, they were scrambling within 24 hours to basically try to cover up the fact that they did not have all of the correct information to justify conducting this so called no knock

the executive director of the ron pol, institute for peace and prosperity, har, gentleman crosswalk rosen effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, daniel, let me go to you 1st. i mean, i said it all. my introduction is the by the administration of bedding, the one china policy. that was, it was, it's been around since 1979. it seemed, if it's a maybe where no one was happy with it but, and no one was a particularly unhappy with it as a well, i mean, it was it, it both sides having a sense of an agreement. is that a done deal? i mean, this is just typical of what we're seeing as a by did ministrations foreign policy. it seems to be a foreign policy of go around the world and kick everyone in the face to see what happens. and that's exactly what's happening. there seems to be no strategic purpose for the u. s. a changing it's, it's tune toward china other than the fact that the democrats are facing very dire . electro prospects here in just a couple of months. i think the moved had a lot to do with politics, but it was also a very boneheaded move, which i'm

so you are listening to dr. rosen dot, how they talking about polio in 2022 vaccine derived polio. and you want to, i would say, one of the last few people in the develop welsh who happy and he's living with it right now. what do you make of resurfacing as vaccine derive polio what she take? well, my concern is that that particular term will be used to misinform young parents and them avoid the facts. and it's not the vacuum. it's actually giving the polio. it's the new taishan that's occurring as the transfers because of that, it's contract, polio show no symptoms whatsoever, and they can spread it for several weeks. and this is the virus a chance to mutate. and in fact, i'm back needed people. and that's my concern. polio is a plane right away from any country in the world, and it's been my concern for several years. so, you know, this is absolutely right. you know what we're just saying. and 1st of all, i want to really tank was for the coverage with which he has lived his life. and how he is really concerned about the safety and protection of others. and how use champion a vacc

. >> reporter: district attorney jeff rosen's office said it's reviewing the courts a decision. but the family's attorney says the case should be reprosecuted. >> i want justice to be served, and i want the person who is legally responsible, not just in my opinion that all three are morally responsible for michael tyree's death. any one of them could have stopped the other in saying what are you doing? >> reporter: in san jose, len ramirez, executive. >> many people convicted of murder in california are now asking for their cases to be reexamined under sb 1437, according to one report, most of the appeals are denied. >>> chopper 5 over a grass fire in richmond that burned alongside both sides of collins avenue this afternoon. those flames are now out. but crews watching out for those hot spots to make sure there are no flare-ups. no word yet on what exactly sparked this fire. >>> and the death toll is rising in california's largest wildfire, burning north in siskiyou county. two more bodies were found in the mckinnley fire burn zone, raising the number to four with so many peopl

his various rose working for russian energy firms, gaz problem, and rosen if reportedly earned him hundreds of thousands of euro's. there was criticism of those relationships from the start, but when shred a spoke up on behalf of the kremlin, during russia's invasion of ukraine, attempts began within the s p. d. to remove him from the party in an interview this month, should i said russia wanted to negotiate and into the conflict. and he seemed to suggest that he could help that happen. ukraine's president volume is lensky was clearly angered by his intervention. he called it disgusting. with the chancellor shots also and s p d member has been reticent on what should happen to his predecessor he has called on shredder to resign from his jobs at russian companies. but he's clearly worried about the damage already caused calling from the mission. i don't think it's right again, hunter to, to hold these offices and i think it would be correct for him to give them up whether it's harming the s p d. given that everyone is aware, we do not agree with it. i don't know. i have noticed, but i don't

emily ratajkowski is in conversation this evening with hannah rosen, editorial director for audio at new york magazine with they first published emily essay by myself back which was the magazines most red piece of the year. previously, o she was a cohost f npr's invisibility a pixies author of the book the end of men and is also written for the atlantic, the "washington post" and the new yorker, among others.ur later in the program we would love to hear questions and you will be invitedop to lined up at the standing microphones in either i/o. following the event signed books will be for sale in the main lobby. thank you all again both her and that held for being with us tonight, and please join me in giving a warm welcome to emily ratajkowski and hannah rosen. [applause] everyone thank you sor being here. i have to like basque in the weirdness of this moment for one second of being live and having people live. hi. everyone. people are here so exciting. thank you for coming to washington. thank you for having me. thank you for being here. yeah, i feel. this book is so personal. that i

that's just a nonstarter rosen. thank you very much indeed. rosalind jordan talking to us from washington d. c. with united nations middle east coordinators called for d escalation of the fighting. kristen salumi has more from the un in new york. there can be no justification for attacks on civilians. those are the words of middle east coordinator toward venice land in response to the recent attacks in gaza. he noted that a 5 year old child is among the dead and express concern that this escalation between palestinian militants and israel. and what he described as the targeted killing of the palestinian islamic jihad leader could further exacerbate tensions in the region intentions, which have been growing and brewing not only in gaza, but also across the west bank. and of course, it's the united nations that gets called in to pick up the pieces after conflicts like this in the occupied territories. and he express concerned that civilians will ultimately be the ones who pay the worst price at a time when internation

and it said the causes of disasters needs to be identified, such as the rosen, the can lead to landslides. the scene in haiti and sandstorms and madagascar, and the report suggests better warning systems could reduce death during a heat wave in canada and flooding in lagos. in nigeria, it says needs to be more focus on designing and implementing sustainable solutions . ok. alright, let's bring in august then evanston, illinois is our expertise, climate scientists and associate professor of planetary sciences at northwestern university. a yard focuses on greenland climate history in the barn as everybody lead or through the interconnected disaster risks report. we're just talking about and deputy director of the un at universities institute for environment and human security. add in new castle is sharon georgia, senior electra and environment and sustainability at kill university in the u. k. sharon specializes on the development of low carbon technology. welcome to you all . great to have you here with us. plenty to go out. so of course, let's start with this troubling news from greenland

1935, albert einstein devises the bridge shown here it connects to universes together in the einstein rosenridge. connecting the universe to another universe and perhaps another universe is in another time in which this would become a time machine. so think about it, physicists are now leading the world of science fiction. you've seen this before? there was an oxford mathematician who knew about wormholes. however he decided to write a book about them and he could not use hisne name of course so he wrote under a pseudonym and called it through the looking glass. it is a gateway between our universe and a paramount universe. the next question i'm sure you're going to ask me is if there is a gateway between us and a parallel universe, then is elvis pressley still alive in a parallel universe? the answer is probably yes according to the quantum theory. so we are talking about a multi-verse of universes now. it was t einstein that said it s a bubble of some sort. the bubble is expanding as called the big bang theory. but there could be other universes out there. when the universes collide, that

. >> senator rosen. >> thank you, chairman cardin and ranking member ernst today, and mr. kelley thank you for being here today testifying and the work you were doing. we are here today because a little over two and half years ago congress had to respond to a pandemic with a promise, promised to our small business owners that we wouldn't let them lose everything as a result of the global health crisis completely outside of the control. completely outside their control. we made this promise through programs like ppp, , the restaurant revitalization fund and, of course, i don't. idol has provided leaked over 40,000 nevada small businesses, thank you, we are grateful for that. it was particularly import for the spoils of businesses because it allowed them to get support directly from the sba without going through a bank. and this programs ability to struggling small business programs why i produce the small business act, aim to limit the bombing caps on title loans to fulfill our promise on eidl advance grants and replenish, replenish the funding for this program which i know

the men involved, including acting attorney general jeff rosen and acting attorney -- were reported by president trump. these men honored their oath of office, they did their duty, and you will hear from them in our hearing. by contrast, jeff clark has invoked his fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination and refused to testify. representative scott perry, who was also involved in trying to get clark appointed as attorney general has refused to testify. as you will see, representative perry contacted the white house in the weeks after january 6 to seek a presidential pardon. multiple other republican congressman also sought presidential pardons for their roles in attempting to overturn the 2020 election. in our fourth hearing we will focus on president trump's efforts to pressure mike pence to refused to count votes. vice president pence has spoken publicly about this. [video clip] >> president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency longs to the american people in the american people alone. and frankly, there is no idea more un-american than

. >> senator rosen. >> thank you, chairman cardin and ranking member ernst today, and mr. kelley thank you for being here today testifying and the work you were doing. we are here today because a little over two and half years ago congress had to respond to a pandemic with a promise, promised to our small business owners that we wouldn't let them lose everything as a result of the global health crisis completely outside of the control. completely outside their control. we made this promise through programs like ppp, , the restaurant revitalization fund and, of course, i don't. idol has provided leaked over 40,000 nevada small businesses, thank you, we are grateful for that. it was particularly import for the spoils of businesses because it allowed them to get support directly from the sba without going through a bank. and this programs ability to struggling small business programs why i produce the small business act, aim to limit the bombing caps on title loans to fulfill our promise on eidl advance grants and replenish, replenish the funding for this program which i know

thus, bulgarian minister of energy rosen christ said that the country sent an official letter to gazproma proposal to resume cooperation, and other countries are thinking of similar scenarios, to a large extent this was influenced by norway's decision not to reduce prices for its blue fuel. as requested in the eu, oil and gas companies in norway operate on a commercial basis. this is how the minister carefully directed the oil of the kingdom of european politicians towards the wind and other green energy. whether the end of the crisis tatyana volkova understood the business can not withstand the pressure of the fuel crisis, which affects literally all sectors of the economy, in particular. in lithuania already almost closed. juice enterprises in general, europe, according to the estimates of the swiss bank ubies , was on the verge of a recession, this is evidenced by a whole wave of restrictions or suspensions of fertilizer production at enterprises in norway germany poland lithuania france hungary and outside the eu great britain , experts are sounding the alarm from the world market mo

senator rosen? >> thank you, chairman. i appreciate all of you being here today and what you have been working on. i want to focus on protecting our stadiums. because my home state of nevada is the entertainment capital of the world, we are quickly emerging as a sports capital of the world as well. we have a new home of the raiders. las vegas is the first city to secure the draft, super bowl and pro bowl all at once. but unfortunately that makes it a target rich environment for bad actors. the executive branch has recognized the need to protect stadiums and sports events. the faa has talked about temporary flight restrictions over stadium events, including for unmanned aircraft. congress subsequently codified these requirements. however there have been increases in violations of flight restrictions by drones. i asked that i be permitted to enter a letter to the record from a coalition of sports organizations in support of the proposal. the faa, as it considers new policies, is important to take into account these long stan

i want to bring in scott jennings and hillary rosen.ou have to wonder -- i will start with you, scott. when you think about this that's happening, you heard part of that, the chaos. there were hundreds if not thousands of other examples. schools have become really the ground zero for everything from critical race theoryk mandates,k bans. i wonder if you think the culture wars are playing a role in the shortage we are seeing. >> i'm sure for some people it has. i think the old stressors are still there. workload, classroom responsibilities, pay, feeling like they don't get enough support from leadership. those things have been present for a long time. these are obviously new stressors for this profession. just for all professions nationwide, we have a reduction right now in the united states in the overall labor participation rate. i'm sure the teaching profession is not immune from that. i think it's probably part of it. i don't think it's all of it. i think one major issue here is still overhang from the pandemic. remember, the schools