and migrate pal russ vought. russ, start with you on tariff thing. you know a thing or two about tariffs. this is like we waited so long for so little, so meek. i don't understand this, but they want to sound muscular but they are not. >> they are not, they continue to chase leadership from president trump had while in office of changing relationship with china to go after some of the structural problems we have with china, stealing our technology, them making our -- it so we can't have a fair marketplace with our firms doing business in china. this is just a half measure, this come comes way too late, if they were servicive cabinet member would go to china say there is no talk about strategic decoupling, they waited this is what they have to show. larry: joe, we -- look. we don't buy steal from china or hardly or electric vehicles, we buy solar panels, and other hand, they want to stop rare earth. but they won't let us mine for rare earth here. >> of course. larry: what does that tell you. >> biden not serious about this china trade issue at all. hi

steve moore and russ vote to talk about that.oni ernst furious biden with holding ammunition from israel. joe concha will tell us who the next president will be, next vice president will be in the general discussion of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. we welcome the chair of the house judiciary committee, we welcome back to the show, mr. jim jordan. you heard my opening. i will say enough said. i am much more interested, tell you the truth, the documents in the florida trial, you're the head of judiciary committee, so this is right up your alley and your jurisdiction, apparently the documents were doctored but apparently the classified covers were doctored also. the whole thing may have been a photo-op. tell us if you know much about this and if you're going to go after it, sir. >> well, answer to the last question, yes we're going to go after it. we'll pursue this as strongly as we can. we want to get answers to those questions. what we do know the documents that were seized they changed the order of the documents. in oth

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russ represents all that is great about the newshour.are the beating heart of the broadcast. his editorial judgment and commitment to the highest standards have shaped the newsroom and helped us maintain the level of excellence we strive for every day. his wisdom and experience have been invaluable and his presence will be deeply missed. there's a whole generation of journalists out there telling stories with graduate degrees from the school of russ clarkson under their belts and our industry and our world are better for it. russ, the entire team thank you for everything you've done for the newshour and for being such a terrific colleague and friend. we wish you and your wife, karen, the absolute best. here is to a wonderful retirement, friend. [applause] russ is the best. that is the newshour for tonight. for all of us thanks for joining , us and have a great weekend. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the newshour, including kat

some don't us nations have now resumed ties off to the publication of an independent report into on russ neutrality. at least 4 people have been killed and thousands injured in a rush on strikes on a crowded hod west. if the storm ukrainian city of ca, teeth, authorities say many more off you to did to of to to guided farms. he, to the building presidency. lensky repeated his call for western ad defenses to protect civilians. a fire in an amusement park in india has killed at least $24.00 people, including several children. blaze erupted in the western state of goose erupt. please say the fire smell under control and the cause is being investigated and staying in india as a countries conclude as a 2nd to last phase of its mama selection spread across different states today. voting and daily was in focus. it's the national capital region where 7 highly symbolic seats in india center of power. well for groups around down the senior leader of the opposition congress potty which ruled and india out for more than 50 years, turns out in the blistering heaps the cost is owed. as the dentist, ch

we wanted all, no, russ warned by the inside. so for a quote, it will say the decision is pending and the hague base in good tissue have owned. it will not caving to outside pressure on this decision making such threats even when not acted upon my also constituting the fence against the administration of justice under article 70 of the room statute. the office insist that all attempts to impede intimidate or improperly influence its officials seize immediately. we spoke with an international v like sled, who has the tense of i didn't hearings in the hey about this is who he believes that the case might not move forward because of the strong support of the west. some powers provide for nathan young is government. actually i'm very impressive mistake. that's the reason for this one is israel is not a part b to b, i c c spec to it. secondly, if uh, the u. n tool set you with the com. so i requested the i c c to make it case again as a prime minister baby. i mean that's fine. yeah, i will. uh see that the you asked me to rebuild thes

she said that russ has got no problem with having good relations with western countries. it's up to the western countries themselves to end this hostile foreign policy towards russia. maybe you could see that we have been and we'll continue to be open to strengthening good relations with all countries that see russia as a reliable and honest partner. we are not giving up dialogue with western states. the choice is up to them. do they intend to continue trying to restrain russia's development to continue the policy of aggression, incessant pressure on our country for years? or to look for a way to cooperation in peace? i repeat a conversation including on issues of security and strategic stability is possible, but not from a position of strength without any arrogance in one's own exclusivity, but only on equal terms, respecting each other's interest, together without partners in your region, integration in other southern development centers we will continue to work on the formation of a multi polar world or an equal and indivisible security system. now the unfortunate deci

russ, it's almost -- it's hard to say unbelievable.appened here is that donald trump -- this was his last great bit of new construction, the largest building he would have ever done. it appeared on the first season of "the apprentice." but he ran several years behind construction. he initially announced it in 2001. he was going to demolish the old sun-times river right on the river, right on the bank of the chicago river, and construct this 92-story behemoth. for a while he thought about building the tallest building in the world there. he announced it, he talked about it on "the apprentice" in 2004. but he fell behind construction and he went over budget. and by the time the financial crisis in 2008 hit he hadn't yet been able to sell the units that he needed to sell in order to pay off a massive mortgage that was coming due that year. and so unknown to everybody at the time, while he's still trying to convince buyers to buy these apartments, he declared his investment in the entire project worthless, took a deduction that looks to us

almost all of its very limited trade happens with the china, which brings us to russ on a north korean region right on the border with both china and russia. it's a special economic so which means this is where the communist country has been letting a bit of capitalism happen since the 1990s. now something new is happening here. just look at how close north korea's to me on guns station and rushes across on station are this satellite image from october 2023. analyzed by the center for strategic and international studies shows an unprecedented number of rail cars at the north korean train station. some of these rail cars seem to end up in russia. the crates are covered, so no one really knows what's inside. but the c s i s experts say it's likely north korean munitions for russia, which is 2 years into its full scale war against ukraine. ukraine says it has found north korean artillery shells and missiles on the battlefield. the u. n. is confirmed, the use of missiles north korea, russia to neither claims. what's kim john own getting out of it? well, reportedly a lot of the money and fo

condemn these attacks yesterday and said that the text like these, remind him of germany stock as the russ alex scarce to thank you for the update. turning now to our other top story, a last delegation has arrived in egypt to resume the gaza. choose talks. the negotiations in cairo involved the us, cotter, and egypt the talks are taking place as israel threatens to launch and offensive on the city of rasa to pursue a mock militants. it holds responsible for the october 7th terror attacks. some 1500000 palestinians are taking refuge in the southern city, the u. n. and the us have warrant against the operation. the two's proposal 6 to held fighting and exchange for hostages for posting and prisoners. the earlier we asked middle east expert daniel garrett, lack for his analysis and expectations. here's what he had to say. i think this is probably the last chance that with this consolation with involvement of egypt caught in the united states a hostage deal could be negotiated to nothing. but it's clear for everyone, the americans have put into huge, have invested heavily, and you put huge pre

it's also hope uranium director and how much russ aloof will be able to attend the premier of his new film. he's been sentenced to 8 years in prison for an alleged secure defense, but has managed to flee his homeland as 40 years of preparation, a budget of a $120000000.00. among you meant to film the scifi drama and make a loveless, was a labor of love for its director, and one which drove him to the brink of ruin. megalopolis by legendary hollywood directive princes food popular tools, the story of an architect played by adam drawing. so he wants to rebuild new york as a vision of the future, following a devastating disaster in the screenplay re wouldn't countless times. couple of drawers on no less than his childhood in new york, a series of novels and roman history making, loveless, a stroke of genius or a massive side. yeah. the world of cinema will know more about that in just a few days. there are high expectations to direct a yoga salon to most of the latest feeling. kinds of kindness sees the award winning greek to make a team up once again with us. gwinnett m. a stone land to

what they are doing in the energy sphere, russ.to stomp out gas powered cars, for example. costing $15,000 for a new refrigerator or heating system. where does that authority come from? >> they don't have it. this is a lawless administration they take every policy and they breathe as much progressivism and leftism as they possibly can and then they just send it over to the courts and they hope that it sticks and often it does not because the courts are increasingly with many trump judges increasingly saying, look , congress never gave you this ability, this authority. we will not give you quite the same deference that we once did to the administrative state. that is changing. i think, too, the issue of whether they can get done or not and how it trump administration can respond, look, we know how to do this reform now, larry. we do not need to have a long policy process to be able to say , you know, we will get infrastructure bills decided within a certain amount of time. just even talking about schedule left her some of the person

game in munich, these teams tied 2:2. the detachment made an ambush, fought off this salt, put kaput, russscow kaput, everything is kaput. she came running away from her children, in a fever, if it’s not you, then he’s father-in-law viktor fedorovich, deposit in the village of a new town in the kerovsky district of the magilev region, military rank, private, position of operator of air defense forces in the ranks of the working peasant red army consists of 1944 . i grew up in a disciplined family, with a strict father and a very caring, kind mother. my father, a forester, worked in the forestry, my mother worked on a collective farm, my older brothers and i studied. at school, young people receive the comprehensive education necessary for a citizen socialist society. my memory was good. knew all the surroundings, forests, lines and stitches, paths from the age of 6 already had orders to either herd calves or guard bees, i graduated from seven classes with honors in 1941, on june 22... we learned about the war already on june 26, 1941, from babruisk on magiliev. znamenny ensemble of the red

so at the one hand, yes, china, also a benefit slot to be from cheap energy supply from russ signed it really discount prices and also china, you know, appreciates the political friendship. i mean it to count to the western world order, but on the other hand, a seating thing does not want to, you know, risk getting alienated any further from the west, especially towards europe. so i think there are some issues where he feels uncomfortable in one, for example, is that poor team continuously um, used, you know, bubbly and nuclear threats. i think that is something that a seating thing has a, has really condemned to also in a public way. so i think there's also some critical issues here. so from the chinese side, i think they have to be a little bit more cautious to. yeah. how, how loyal they want to present themselves to with russia. so i'll be on the western leaders have called on china to use inside its influence on russia to end the war in ukraine and watched by james position. so a badging claims that is neutral in this conflict is not a potty end as well. and um, uh, also claim for

the worst ranked for press. freedom in europe. berman clearly the states of press freedom in bella. russ has become a lot, was can you tell us why as well um, there was a, there was a um, changing moment i would say milestone in 2020 uh the potential elections that they were accompanied by protested position protest. and the dollars lead to onyx on the location that claimed his victorian asked of that. he did a real quick down on opposition and media. of course though, all the islands of freedom were, were closed, journalists were imprisoned ahead, still flee, and what came from europe? so it and comparing it with russia and it to a certain extent, it is even worse in belarus because there are more journalists now in prison with longer sentences and more than 10 years, some of them. uh and um, just a few days ago and. busy that was labeled as a statements formation. i was in bellows which, which makes it even more difficult for people there to have a to, to watch our programs, to any, to communicate with us in a way. so if you just send us a photo, you can, you can go to prison for up to

russ now, please. mr. russ: thank you. thank you for the opportunity to testify on this important issue today. my name is adam rust, i am the director of financial services at the consumer federation of america, c.f.a. is an association of approximately 250 groups from across the united states, founded in 1968, our mission is to advance the consumer interests through research, advocacy and education. today i'm going to talk about junk fees and explain their harm on consumers and the economy. and i'm going to talk about the consumer financial protection bureau's important work to address these issues. at the heart of it, junk fees are about power. they're about the imbalance between big banks and smaller consumers. large banks with tens of billions of dollars in their board rooms or hundreds of billions or trillions, and private equity and corporate landlords with millions of single family homes, are talking about how junk fees are going to be what brings home an earnings beat for them, to hear on the talk radio shows that

many of them are relatives of soldiers killed in the was believe a russ are encouraged and is the best way to pressure how much to release these riley hostages. it still holds visiting tweaks in the central gaza strip is riley defense media stay. you'll have guidelines indicated that he agrees with the protest as a knuckle, missouri, and there are concerning signals that how must is not planning to accept any deal or agreement with us to show me the risk you meet on how much mo, this means and operation and rough, uh and, and the anti augusta strip. the quote in the very near future will be able to guidance sentiments. what a code in a video message for me is right, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, yadda, do show the trip insulating. so how most of the mountains would be of terrible defeat for israel, it would be a great victory for our most ron and the axis of evil. so it would show great weakness to our friends and enemies. bring the next well closer to him and push the next piece agreement by the way to them about so many displays, palestinians in gaza. the resumption of seats

october, some donations have now resumed ties after the publication of an independent report info on russ and neutrality. at least 4 people have been killed and to thousands injured. and the russians strike on a crowded hardware super store in the ukraine. and city of hard chief authorities say many more of the dates of to, to guided bombs, head to the building. presidents landscape repeated his call for western ad defends is to protect civilians. this in india has concluded. the 2nd to last phase of its mama selection spread across different states today. voting in delhi was and focus. it's the national capital region, with 7 highly symbolic seats and india sense of power. what are raps wrong? we've gotten the senior leader of the opposition congress potty which ruled india for more than 50 years to as i was in the blistering heaps, to cross his vote. so day to day at least chief minister, our vantage rebel, another of prime minister note, and remote east main opponents. only a few weeks ago, he was arrested on corruption charges and released on entering bail off to the supreme court, in

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regardless of what the pricing mechanism is and how beneficial the price discovery might be snooze russ few -- russ, you mentioned gamestop and we had a report from kate rooney about the stock today, and the short derivatives, options contracts, as well, and, you know, which in many ways can be gambling once again given how incredibly short the duration is, any thoughts in terms of how they sort of play into your purview? >> they don't fall -- i'll looked into this exhaustively over the past year or two, as we've seen these zero day options proliferate, they don't fall within the cftc's jurisdiction because of what the underline is, but from a market regulation standpoint, market resiliency standpoint, we're certainly looking at this. this is very consistent about consumer preference and appetite shifting, more access to markets and demand for financial products we have to keep an eye on it it's all about information, disclosures and education. these are highly risky, highly volatile products and you need to know what you're doing, otherwise you're likely going to lose money we've done

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russ says we should leave the echr no doubt . should leave the echr no doubt.ds that in his speech today at policy exchange. we'll see if he means it. and john says that jerry's showing off his woke side today. jerry shame. john thought you were stronger than that. >> stronger than wapping. so i was having a go at amy nix. >> its aim is, hey, it's amy. nick's fault . well, we'll move nick's fault. well, we'll move on from that, shall we? both of you. now, listen, david lammy has urged the uk government to halt arms sales to israel . halt arms sales to israel. however, lord cameron, david cameron of chipping norton , the cameron of chipping norton, the foreign secretary, has warned against such a move and claimed it would embolden hamas. well, i'm joined now by the former labour spokesman, james matthewson james. welcome to state of the nation. great to have you on. >> hi, chris. thanks, james. >> hi, chris. thanks, james. >> don't you worry, though , that >> don't you worry, though, that if you weaken israel, you've got less chance of getting these hostages bac

russ. but junior's family honored their forever hero. and so did police chief rudy al cross been like so many of our other people in congress. it in my xyz slowed their community. after his remarks, he spoke with us about why he hopes the people of california, appreciate the service and sacrifice of officers like gonzalo carrasco junior. not many people can do something you are committed doing something bigger than themselves and these brave heroes did and sacrifice everything to do that. other law enforcement leaders of the tenants, including riverside county sheriff chad bianco did not shy away from criticizing state leaders while he did not name names. he argues pol cies that have come out of the legislature are too soft on crime and it made california less safe when we don't feel like we're getting the support, whether it be verbal or real from our lawmakers here in sacramento. it's it's almost like a knife in the back because we're doing everything we can to protect them. >> and we're not getting the same in return. but for this pol

host: let's talk to russ in white plains, new york. good morning. caller: i think from the river to the seat means freedom for everyone who lives there. it is dangerous to conflate anti-semitism with anti-israeli government policy. i want to know what your opinion is about increased migration and its effect on low income workers because democrats to support workers. are you going to be going to the convention in chicago? what can biden do to avoid conflict? should he announce no more arm sales? guest: the border is a concern for democrats and young people in the party. like i mentioned before, the bipartisan immigration reform bill is a great place to start because not only doesn't ensure protections for migrants crossing the border with dignity, but it also ensures we can control the overflow of migrants at the border. as for the convention, i think that -- i am undecided whether i will be attending. i think president biden needs to put an emphasis on reaching out to young people at the convention and doing his best to make sure people in the party

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and actually in rich russ as partners by buying oil at a 3rd party premium. well, that's the thing is as always is great to have your company here on oxy international do take out also you don't cover a lot of interesting. so is, i'm really back here having some of the, the the, when i was here position, i was suggesting we bomb bell. great. i was suggesting that we send american pilots in and blow up the bridges on the drain. i would suggest, thinks we take out his oral supply. i was suggesting very specific at the i was suggesting we take out his oral supply. the each of the in detail is $64.00. he was with the work proved that clear the day very off to the city of what i knew it was bombed in 1999. it wasn't an ordinary strike, definitely to do any of cells. we use his work mates, old died laser of cancer. he is the of the survivor symbol is some of them old. you have them with this question, put the l m a to or not. because a pin, the equipped fitness was collect copying in there. so say $10.00 for this and go for $0.10 and was a 4 day pays. so me a plus.

helicopter carrying the radian president for him raise the that has allegedly crime store experienced a russ landing on his way back from as a by john the radiate interior history says it has no concern. and any information about the president's condition? well that's closet live. now to my d. a bossy on all teeth around it. correspondent joining us from the radio and copy so many things as a joining us. so what can you tell us about the, the helicopter crash you're carrying around? 12 officials at this point, or well of the latest reports that we have received or data after the incident took place hours ago, the uranium president and his accompanying delegation were traveling from north western city of uh, let's say east author by john to top please. after and i'll get ration on the joint um between uh, uranium presidents and d, azerbaijan, the presidents earlier, however, after they're, they take off um, hours later, there were reports of a harsh landing, tough landing of the helicopter, carrying the president alberto ports were on confirmed later it was revealed that there were 3 helicopt

but what is the scaling, russ? a phobia and why some who clearly shows all of that already with palestine. joseph, who chose all his already with julia, the son comparisons tend to allow me. i'm helix itself is exposed out of only was backed by the national endowment for democracy previously. is that even declining now the, this theory, russia, russell, phobia hysteria in britain as western europe realize that then, oh goodness, lensky is now going to wind is still good. god will take you pig, you lot. the big of the, i think it was gary, is that the big of an i you tell about, but you just tell they often and often after a while people will believe people are being persuaded by the powers that be it doesn't matter how i was a democrat, and a great believer in freedom of speech impaired there was only see not only was allowed see left school despite you display me much with people with swastikas, but then so does. so let's use voices. well, obviously the current regime and key at the side, they're all nonsense to a

a russ um its a hold tactical nuclear weapons drills near ukraine. the defense ministry says it's in response to threats by west and officials from sunset is does not rule out sending troops to ukraine in britain has allowed teeth to use its long range. mississauga. germany's jones that will have shots has been holding tolts with both of the leaders on strengthening europe's defensive shoals, met with a promise of lafayette lithuania and a sonia and left this capital riga. they announced plans to speed a bombs manufacturer chose also visit the german troops, taking 5 and an 8 to exercise in this way. now. the show of president thomas, no setup of berlin's commitment to defend thing, the bolted coordination while the w as a chief political if it's something that is traveling with the german chancellor and sent us her assessment of the meeting with the both the latest by visiting the list when yeah, lots, yeah, on one day. hold on. soul has now been to all 3 politics states. he travels with the greatest t is within nato at this moment in time, facing u

garza is russ closure for the crossings with garza has to be completed. the volume of a reaching out experience in the same on the ground in gauze. the army as again target is off in sack, happened in the crowd that i shall bore account in the heart of the city. let's go now to our white house correspondent company how he joins us from washington dc . so can we understand us officials have had consultations with the middle east and allies off to the i. c j ruling was coming off of that of the yeah, well we can now confirm we had been hearing this 1st from the egyptian side, but was now confirmed for our own whitehouse sources that the us presidents as well as egyptian presidency. so you have agreed to a telephone call that wrapped up in just uh, the last few hours or even the last few moments is not entirely clear. were waiting for an official read out. but what we can determine is that there has been that agreement to send a aid and fuel through the crm shalom crossing. and, but this is a temporary of a sort of reopening if you will, until there can be a

russ just ahead of that cold front on friday, and just after that cold front as we head into sunday and monday of next week, so we'll keep you updated on that forecast as we get closer. >liz>yeah. the latest numbers. from the sense bureau show about 1/3 of people here in the bay area are part of the aapi community. now that's a big voting block when it comes to november's big election, and mackovic has more on the importance of the api vote and >reporter>california's population is just over 16% from asian descent, the bay area as a whole is much more like santa clara county more than 41% in san francisco. more than 37%. just last year, san francisco hosted the apec summit. the animal conference focusing on how to promote trade and investments around the pacific. so world leaders travel to the bay for that week long event, including chinese president xi jinping met face to face with president biden. yep. francisco mayor london breed just returned from a trip to china and effort to boost ties and tourism. she met with electronic companies and airline carriers. and china agreed to send pan

system on or that's why we see somebody called why the cloud cleared for a brief moment to allow. russ has told flies to print the sky is white blue. i haven't read folding or russian flag or think also the good of observes of players taking off with that base. and then also region a pay on an i feel just outside most go to russian aerobatics themes. the swift and the russian nights are done with the final preparations. pilots are in the cockpit. it's about to take off for the red square the they are those are among the best and the well, they both the $53.00 this yeah. today make 29 and 230 is a fighter jets. well and also they go. it's been a couple of years in spite of just 2 parts of the victory. the blue sky is above the red square. well, it's the rarest of sites to behold. what's that noise? 0, that's the crowd that of lying just over us. we have the right of the rest of the black body is coming right on top of us. whatever disappear this when the good stuff comes. right? i mean, you know, you may love this when, if it kind of go up to come over the fos, you know, slide a jets co

and to be of russ's, he doesn't want to leave the you. you said recently, he wants to come correct. in office since 2010, he submitted tom with associates from his feed us party dominating key role as a government lead. now, he has a serious challenge of the little village, close to hundreds, border with ukraine, a whistle blower and form of feed us inside the campaigning for seats in the up in parliament, but paid so much as long term ambition is much larger. he wants to speak to obama from paula it's not an easy job to when support is here. the rural areas are a strong hold for all about. but a turn up the signs on a rainy days for a little cheese and then the series muggy on those. he's bringing in crowds and telling them what they've long wanted to hear. as the system is complex and the people are fed up into good option with the proper going and the lies with the secret service. so it's quite a bit that i should even, but i still think i'm quite sure that document action means it's possible to in the theme, to feed us some of the good or bad mode josby. it's publicly about the

the other nice angles and a russ outside of georgia off the lawmakers past the for the influence. so the, it's 1400 hours gmc, that's 5 pm in gaza. where is really a tax? i've been intensifying across the street, at least 40 people have been killed in a strike on a residential home and to school. and then they'll say that's refugee camp in central garza rescue workers are trying to reach people still trapped under the rubble. meanwhile palestinian fighters say they've lost 33 attacks on is really forces in northern gaza. this is the highest figure in a single day this year is really forced to say they're now deep in the heart of somebody else. the un says nearly 450000 people have not been forcibly displaced from what i saw in the past week. and they've been forced to leave their homes and fleet, overcrowded refuge tree comes or in the for that he begins, are coverage from the site or a new mastercard committed against the palestinians. but today he, it in to say that's where it's not like that is really for targeted. this house with do is ready air strikes that flops in this 3 st

restaurants, full scale invasion in 2022, i'll also have provided approximately 40000000000 euros. russ, so me to target support to crane each year. we must maintain at least this level of support each year for as long as necessary. i will also proposed that's how i should share this burden excessively. this will improve accountability . i'm giving you a crane, the predictability, the need to plan for a long term. finally, we discussed ukraine's pause to nate thought membership allows agree that they are trans future, it's in they thought we are determined to make progress insulting. this pulse membership will be up, will be your friends ultimate security guarantee. it will ensure lost in peace on provide disability needed for reconstruction. let me add this on. i'll add support on the questionnaire escalation. a rough shot stop to this war. they next caught me off in 2022. i mean 2020 the and they told me on 2014 uninterrupted, 22 gross sales, full scale invasion of ukraine began the boldest conflict in europe since world war 2. russia is striking hospitals. schools on shopping molds.

it's far right, populace prime minister, victor, all the friends of love, the be uprooted enemy of russ's. he doesn't want to leave the you. you said recently. he wants to come correct. in office since 2010, he submitted tom with associates from his feed us party, toby in 18 key rows in government. only now he has a serious challenge in the little village, close to hunger, his border with ukraine, a whistle blow and form of feed us inside the campaigning for a seat in the european parliament. but pay to him, would you as long term ambition is much logic. he wants to speak to obama from paula it's not an easy job to with the support is here. the rural areas are a stronghold for all about it. but it turn out the signs on a rainy days, so little achievement. and then the series mode you on those, he's bringing in crowds and telling them what they belong. wanted to here as the system is complex and the people are fed up into good option with the proper going and the lies with the secret service. so he's quiet that he read the restroom, but i still think i'm quite sure that that them into acti

but russ, at sign in. yeah, in japan, i'm saying that economy is the content of seeing adam for the us present. and the reason is clear, let's take it with is one of the reasons why our economy is growing is because of you and many others. why? because we welcome immigrants. weiss china slowly so badly economically. weiss, japan, having trouble was russia, was india because they are seeing a public. they don't want immigrants, immigrants have what makes us strong. why that is a perfect example of us. the lead starting to believe their old propaganda. when you said, try to install it so badly, economically work. coffee about china that just go 5.2 percent g d p in 2023 compared to the real g d p growth of 2.5 percent the united states. so try to grow twice as fast binding is desperately trying to win re election. so he asked to paint the picture as rosy as possible, even if it's contrary to the wrong reality. exciting times. china is launching a robot and to explore the fall side of the moon. the device is