we should not look at cross trade relations — we should not look at cross trade relations only _ we shouldparty made it simple. you either completely - simple. you either completely surrender, submit or stay as a democracy so we are the enemy. it is no longer a complex issue. cross trading relation is no longer a complex issue. submit or not. does that differ your political view from the other one? you that differ your political view from the other one?— the other one? you are saying his -a is the other one? you are saying his party is submitting? _ the other one? you are saying his party is submitting? this may - party is submitting? this may or may not be a debate _ party is submitting? this may or may not be a debate but let's make - party is submitting? this may or may not be a debate but let's make it - not be a debate but let's make it clean _ not be a debate but let's make it clean i_ not be a debate but let's make it clear. i understand _ not be a debate but let's make it clear. i understand that - not be a debate but let's make it clear. i understand that china's. clear. i underst

or should. every single voter should. i wrote this down. let me go through it for a second. if you like pay more for everything, you should vote for warnick. he and joe biden did that. if you like paying double for gas, vote for raphael warnock. he and joe biden did that. what about if you like mortgage rates doubling? you should think him for doing that. empty shelves, open borders. if you like fentanyl pouring into this country from our open borders and killing our children, you should vote for him. warnick and joe biden did that. if you like doubling the size of the irs, 87,000 more agents, raphael warnock and joe biden did that. if you like men destroying women sports, the fbi intimidating parents who speak about school board meetings, warnick and joe biden did that. if you like giving your tax dollars to the country of iran while they are chanting death to america, what about the retreat from afghanistan, leaving billions of dollars of our service equipment right there in afghanistan? what

that should be up for a vote. what should the age of consent be? that is something that reasonable minds disagree on. that should be up for a vote but everything else that we are voting on that has anything to do with your body, your property, your money, your time, that is what freedom is about folks. none of that should be up for a vote. host: mark kelly, are there serious concerns over arizona's election process, over the country's election process, that were exposed in 2020? mr. kelly: let me start by saying the only reason that we are having this conversation is because my opponent, blake masters, put out a video questioning who won the presidential election in the state of arizona. that election, let's go back to 2020. that was certified by democrats and republicans. now i am with our governor on this. doug ducey who says we do elections well in arizona. and we do. 80% of arizonans vote by mail. my opponent, blake masters, he just said he wants to take that away from you. early in my navy career, i was in the middle of the indian ocean. i was

now more than ever it starts with great internet should. >> he's been to as a public service. ♪♪ shouldoy to be with you, congrats on the book hostages no more. y the fight for education, freedom and the future of the american child. let's start with the title of the book, how did you come up with the name hostages no more? >> great to be with you as well, thank you for doing this. the title is provocative and it's meant to be. hostages no more is a direct reference to a quote by horace mann, considered the father of our education system, 175 years ago he said educators are entitled to look upon parents as having given hostages to our cause f should. i think last two years have given people across the country a front row seat into how many ways their children should really have been held hostage to a system for too many of them is simply not working so it's a book about what we do to fix the american education and that is the reason for the title the subtitle about education freedom should which i'm sure we are going to talk about. >> absolutely. before that, you talk about your childho

what should they be? what ideals should we hold up?t's seen as something private and personal, something that maybe you could hold for yourself, but you can't put on another person, but then that becomes a little bit strange, you know, when it comes to sex because that is something that you're doing with another person, where ideally you want to be sharing the same standards. and then sex in and of itself is such a social act in some ways, you know, it's something that we're all doing and something that we all talk about, but it also kind of shapes our society up to, you know, the creation of another person. it's implicated in so many other factors, so if we can't really make judgments there, then we leave a lot of space open for, you know, problems to arise that we can't really address. >> i keep trying to get -- trying to figure out why are we so afraid of talking about sexual ethics and you know, even as a baseline, our conversation about consent is an ethical conversation, you know, it has to do with relational ethics. anytime you'

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caller: they should fund it, they should. host: list take a look at twitter -- left as take a look at twitter. the first tweet is from mylan who says disaster eta bills are always full of pork, that is how they passed. i would lawmakers in nebraska support hurricane aid over and over again without something in it for them? nebraska seldom has any natural disasters. venice says assume for a gets $5 million in nebraska 80, how much of that you think will reach the people? very little, that is how they roll. some people have been talking about the natural zesty national flood insurance program. i want to show numbers like that on the screen. over one trillion dollars in coverage provided by policies which is the national flood insurance program. we will go next to chris who is calling us from all of, mississippi. caller: good morning. i have one sort of idea about what goes on with this rebuilding of florida. there are so many migrants and immigrants coming into this country who are skilled workers. not all of them but skilled w

why should or should not social security be made discretionary? what should congress do to ensure the program remains fully funded? you each have one minute. >> when i think about social security, i think about my grandparents, my parents, so many other retired americans who paid into a system, we deserve to retire with dignity and respect. it is unfortunate that senator johnson said social security is a ponzi scheme. he called social security candy. people who worked their entire lives afloat. the threat to take that away from them does not sit well with me. what we need to do is not just make social security solvent, we should strengthen social security by making sure the wealthy pay their fair share. we need to make sure that billionaires are paying more into this system. the senator goes on about the deficit. he had no problem going into trillion dollar hole into the deficit by passing the 2017 tax bill that gave $215 million in tax deductions to his biggest donors in a single year. and he wants to put social security and medicare on the chopp

and russia should take it from the units development community. believe that everything should be nationalized once again, that we need to return lee state into the economy to look as well. how efficient there's gonna be from. it's hard to tell you exactly, keep up with the country attorney stand at a certain stage again, the history of the economy. there's probably might happen. we have a law or nationalization, but we are not resorting to it because there is no need for that lease. we assume we believe that we need to use the most efficient tools for our country's development, mainly the principles of the market, but under the guidance of the authorities and the citizens we need to use these advantage is pushing a blick us to achieve such girls as greater well being for the country and eradication of poverty, the foolish depletion of taking therefore somewhat of a build more and better to achieve better health care and education and address other important issues we're facing with him. so that is why we are working and engaging with those who pr

that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at that point, obviously is to great trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various char, with artificial intelligence, real summoning with obama protect its own existence with a, with these reveal that the grain corridor is being used in terror acts definition, what any question about the existence of this corridor vladimir putin, the head, the grain deal could be at risk if it's proven that explosives used in the recent attack on the crimea and bridge are taken out of odessa in a grain truck with speed and get a meeting of the leaders of the cs countries in kazakhstan during an enormous regional summit space ex boss and 1000000000. eagle must says he's just taking the ukrainian envoys advice to get lost by no longer providing his star link internet satellites to the country for free for

that should be up for a vote. what should the age of consent be? that is something that reasonable minds disagree on. that should be up for a vote but everything else that we are voting on that has anything to do with your body, your property, your money, your time, that is what freedom is about folks. none of that should be up for a vote. host: mark kelly, are there serious concerns over arizona's election process, over the country's election process, that were exposed in 2020? mr. kelly: let me start by saying the only reason that we are having this conversation is because my opponent, blake masters, put out a video questioning who won the presidential election in the state of arizona. that election, let's go back to 2020. that was certified by democrats and republicans. now i am with our governor on this. doug ducey who says we do elections well in arizona. and we do. 80% of arizonans vote by mail. my opponent, blake masters, he just said he wants to take that away from you. early in my navy career, i was in the middle of the indian ocean. i was

charter should be observed. reasonable security concerns of our country should be taken seriously and support should be given to all efforts aimed at peaceful solutions. china will always stand on the side of peace and we will work with the international community and play a constructive role in de-escalation to situation and seeking a political solution to the crisis. >> i think -- think the distinguished representative of china and i give the floor to the united states of america. >> mr. president, my fellow delegates and to all those who dedicate themselves to the noble mission of this institution, so, -- soon we will vote on a resolution that is important not just for the future of the you rain -- ukraine in the future of europe but to the very foundations of this institution. after all, the u.n. was built on an idea that never again would one country be allowed to take another countries -- country's territory by force and in the wake of world war ii, that important idea, despite our differences, brought us

there should not be politics involved, there should not be any issues of inequality involved.ve got to tackle this chi sis together as americans, and that's hopefully what we'll see continue. kennedy: yes, and we're going to talk about the media response to the governor's response in just a little bit. hannah, i want to get back to this idea of equity, because it's one of those things that sounds really great, but libertarians have a very hard time with because, essentially, it is just a reworded form of socialism and redistribution that is supposed to encourage equitable outcomes, but that is not always the case with human beings. so how is equity actually inequality? >> right. so equity's actually a code word for inequality. that's actually always been what it stood for. it stands for collectivism, taking from some people, giving to others. that's not what country was built on. we were built on equality, and there's all the difference in the world between those two things. when you have equality, people have equal opportunity, they have ability to work hard, to try to pull t

you should follow own footprints and key to the middle of the car door. when you're done in the store, when you're smear around the wilkins, i think you see your own case for you. it is worth more, some directions on thursdays grow and you grab news for you all for me this marina. gotcha. i got off for a walk up with the additional store that you said you can stick with if not, maybe you're a very junior i suspicious items are carried outside and destroyed sappers then hand the building over to the local administration. mike, even the houses school again much to the chagrin of the west, china in the global south have not condemned or isolated russia over the conflict and ukraine. in fact, the opposite appears to happen. the global south is not embraced the west demand of a rules based order for so called western values. in general, 500 years of western domination is coming to an end. 1950. the ussr was returning to peaceful life, but the newspapers didn't report ongoing massacres and the ukrainian ssr, according to intelligence ukrainian nationalists and

but but it should be it should not be put principle it should be. an enrichment of individual pages without it should extend and if each case is different, each countries and there's health considerations the like. i know a lot of our participants to ask questions so we've collected questions from people in our zoom tonight guillaume in dc is asking what possible scenarios do you foresee that could unfold the coming weeks for the in ukraine? and can we reasonably expect a negotiated solution if you at the situation in ukraine now it a three of outcome opposite to me this one is in a through the advance of or at least in to a good stalemate. the other is. the ukrainian victory. and. the it is as you said, it's stalemate. but each of them have their own complexities to go to days of stalemate. you make the settlement of the bid to the stalemate. it's on one level is if. they do it that the argument you make it. if the ukrainian win instead of it defeated it and if the if ukraine ukraine consists of the war until it's regained that had previously be cl

and there should be no. but to that. i think that we should be in the business of. hand-wringing over public morality or insults to religion when. there are people who want to murder you for it. you know, let's have a priority straight the danger of letting the church in the state form a partnership in order to restore public morality. two dangers there. is a danger to the church that it could create hollow religion, public morality enforced at the point of a sword and given a christian gloss is not true. heart piety. it is social conformity. it is legalism. it is in all an older form of political correctness. we all like to complain about political correctness, but using the state to enforce your version of morality is political. just your version of correctness it's the religion of the pharisees, the of christendom is not the main point of christianity. and i don't think it's the top of the agenda that jesus had for his church. i think we also need to protect the church from the manipulation of the state. the church alone has authority to proclaim the word god and

what should host: what should we do now? mr.olduc: we should shut off boudin's ability to get energy. that is his lifeline and center of gravity for him. if we cut that off the russian people will say enough is enough. and bring him to the table that is what we have two do. -- putting them in romania one step away from conventional boots on the ground when we have an administration that cannot deal with drawl properly. -- is that what you want? because that is exactly what will happen under her. out of that nothing. she has been absent. you want me to have all the solutions and i have solutions for military. she is there doing nothing. host: what would you do if putin uses an attack with a nuclear weapon how would you respond? mr. bolduc: if he does that, he is probably -- first of all, he will threaten that. it is on the table. china is pulling the strings and they want to lead the world. they are well on their way to doing it because we have weekend ourselves so much. -- we are allowing them to buy farmland in our strategic ba

and how should i prepare? well, give me a recipe, what should i do? now, let's move on to the next recipe, unite the second thing that needs to be done right away was back in the summer, and i say this 3 and 5 years ago, it is necessary to carry out a technical inspection of at least the electrical networks, free the electrician to check the switchboard on each floor , the switchboard switchboard in the basement, let the electricians go down or an energy manager managing a company, if you have a condominium, call an electrician who services the house and check, pick up the technical documentation for the house and for the apartment and see what kind of network you have, well, in most of the old buildings, it is aluminum wiring, it is aluminum. well, it is there, a maximum of 2.5 kw, it is allowed yes, this is for understanding, then understand if it’s bad without shields, repair it. reset if you’re under it, there is an upper floor of 3 3 4 5 7 8 apartments. the shield was reset. they still cost 300 hryvnias there, now they are 600, what will it do, w

you should be able to get an id, they are free. if you cannot get an id, but you -- maybe you should not be voting. that's not a big deal. but i am against unduly burdensome requirements. that are calculated to make it harder for people who should be allowed to vote to actually vote. but all of this is missing the big issue, ted. this is not our problem. our big problem with voting, is that everything is up for a vote today. i do not want anybody telling me how i should use my body, my property, my money, in my time. none of that should be up for a vote and i do not want to tell any of you how to use your body, property, money or time. we are a constitutional republic. not an unrestricted democracy. today, everything is up for a vote. very little should be up for a vote, like, for example, who should represent the good people of the state of arizona? that should be up for a vote. what should the age of consent be? that is something that reasonable minds disagree on. that should be up for a vote but

i'm afraid that i feel that she should go.- i feel that she should go.hould go. i didn't vote for liz but _ i feel that she should go. i didn't vote for liz but voted _ i feel that she should go. i didn't vote for liz but voted for - i feel that she should go. i didn't vote for liz but voted for rishi i vote for liz but voted for rishi sunak— vote for liz but voted for rishi sunak but— vote for liz but voted for rishi sunak but i have a prime minister and a— sunak but i have a prime minister and a chancellor who i respect the democratic— and a chancellor who i respect the democratic decision, and i want to -ive democratic decision, and i want to give it— democratic decision, and i want to give it time — democratic decision, and i want to give it time to see whether the changes— give it time to see whether the changes in the policies will bear fruit _ changes in the policies will bear fruit. :, :, ::, , changes in the policies will bear fruit. :, :, , fruit. the meat of the country come before the needs _ fruit. the meat of the country come before the nee

should we be worried about that? if so, what should we do about it? mr. cao: 16 years of straight continuing resolutions. this is hurting industries. the largest employer in this to district is contractors for the federal government. every time you pass a bill late it causes a lot of ripple effects within the company's. a lot of companies, because we extended the continuing resolution, a lot had to let their engineers go because the government did not do their job. my opponent is a federal appropriate or. they appropriated the money at the midyear execution mark. that means they are targeted for not executing the money on time. i'm talking about the federal agencies. they are not executing the money on time. now they are being punished for it and have money taken away because congress has not done their job. we need to balance the budget now. rep. wexton: he is conflating two issues, appropriations. it is congressional appropriations that threaten to shut down the government when we refused -- and refused to engage in the appropriations process. the issue

the state should pay for it, and people should understand the task of waiting for victory , and peoplerstand that if you, even they, worked somewhere in an office, they would not be able to they actually have to find such a job, they will be forced to accept the most simple job in order to earn these funds and, in fact, for today, the task is to reach victory. but after the victory, that's when it will be possible to talk about tax legislation and permit systems, and it will be possible to talk about the fact that the courts should work in the interests of the owners, and on some corrupt officials there , the state should have to do well, let's say a lot of exercises, but this is what, unfortunately, was not done before the war i am sure that after the war this will happen and then it can be that according to an accelerated scheme i will just give you a very shocking example of bosnia and herzegovina after the war after the balkan wars and after the end of the war in them almost on for 10 years unemployment was from 30 to 40%. if we have this number, we will lose the economic future of

how seriously should those be taken? i how seriously should those be taken?usly should those be taken? ~ ,, ., ., ., ~ taken? i think you have to take this kind of _ taken? i think you have to take this kind of a _ taken? i think you have to take this kind of a threat _ taken? i think you have to take this kind of a threat seriously l this kind of a threat seriously because we are talking about the ultimate weapon and the potential for apocalypse with the two greatest nuclear powers on earth. having said that, putin knows that a certain anxiety is going to be the inevitable result of any threat he makes and he is trying to play on our psychology so we don't want to somehow give and/or feel like he's about to launch 5000 nuclear weapons tomorrow and we better somehow conceded the effort so i think what is important is to think specifically about what he might realistically do with those nuclear weapons and in the short—term i don't think he will use them all because he still has a chance to hold onto a good chunk of the ukrainian territory that he has stolen s

caller: they should fund it, they should. host: list take a look at twitter -- left as take a look at twitter. the first tweet is from mylan who says disaster eta bills are always full of pork, that is how they passed. i would lawmakers in nebraska support hurricane aid over and over again without something in it for them? nebraska seldom has any natural disasters. venice says assume for a gets $5 million in nebraska 80, how much of that you think will reach the people? very little, that is how they roll. some people have been talking about the natural zesty national flood insurance program. i want to show numbers like that on the screen. over one trillion dollars in coverage provided by policies which is the national flood insurance program. we will go next to chris who is calling us from all of, mississippi. caller: good morning. i have one sort of idea about what goes on with this rebuilding of florida. there are so many migrants and immigrants coming into this country who are skilled workers. not all of them but skilled w

but we should not think only about victory, we should think about renovation and restoration of the country, and this task must be completed by the draft budget for 2023. thank you, olezhe. good luck with you. we definitely understand that the increase in the living wage will not affect the inflation rate, because these people will not buy dollars. the key issue now for budget workers for pensioners is survival, we understand what hidden inflation is, how much have prices risen accordingly, mr. taras, is there a prospect of raising the living wage, and how strong is the resistance? in the banking sphere, they see the problem a little differently than we do, but we understand the situation in which people who are left with a pension of 2,500, i don't know, twice 600 uah a month, well, it's just impossible to survive. if you count the additional story with the utility company regarding the utility company, i want to say that by the way, we gave a proposal for compensation for housing and communal services services, still relatively, but there is almost twice, not three times the same firewood

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look, i think we should support the - think we should support the protesters in any way we can. in trafalgar square at the weekend and there was a small protest in trafatgar— and there was a small protest in trafalgar square, so i think people are paying — trafalgar square, so i think people are paying attention. they are so brave _ are paying attention. they are so brave and — are paying attention. they are so brave and that picture is beautiful. it brave and that picture is beautiful. it shows _ brave and that picture is beautiful. it shows a — brave and that picture is beautiful. it shows a woman who was there, that kind of— it shows a woman who was there, that kind of spirit— it shows a woman who was there, that kind of spirit is something that is quite _ kind of spirit is something that is quite hard — kind of spirit is something that is quite hard for the regime to threaten, although you wonder where it is going _ threaten, although you wonder where it is going to go from here. gk, it is going to go from here. ok, rosa, it is going to go from here. ok, rosa. sonia. — it is

we should help. the europeans should help. we should help them with defense against these drones.also help them with finance and additional energy supplies. we need to help because they're fighting our fight. and they're angry and determined and they're -- they say they're going to win. >> to that point, israel's defense minister said they will help ukraine develop an air defense alert system. but they're still holding back on supplying the weapons that could help shoot down the drones. what do you think of this? >> i think they should not hold back. i think the israelis should make it clear that they're supporting the ukrainians. the israelis know something about how to defend against these iranian drones. so, they could clearly help. the israelis could clearly help the ukrainians as they try to defend against the drones, that the iranians are sending to the russians an the russians are using against ukraine. so i think the israelis are coming to the position, coming to realize that iran is their enemy, iran is helping the russians so they should, israelis should help the ukraini

it's impossible to write, but it should be.m extremely glad that such a conversation has just gone on. and as for modern e modern position of our country in our region, then, as for me, uh, some kind of democratization, whatever is meant now, under this word, in the face of an external threat. it won't be fair. and this would be rightly wrong, so only the centralization of power is tactical, and the strategies are narrower. and vns, as the highest collegiate body, and everything else is about what. we are now saying that it is written in our constitution absolutely right in continuing the theme of prices and democracy. that's interesting that 2 years ago when we were going to this studio. yes, after the events august twentieth. we talked a lot and for a very long time about how to make our electoral system more democratic. and how the belarusians can respond to their request and desire to participate in the political life of the country more actively time has passed. difficult situation and we all see that those who really want

this should not surprise anyone. after all, this has been the position of the bite administration all along. the collective west is intent on supporting this conflict until the last ukrainian maybe until there is no ukraine left the the new i get a bill, we get this felicity. this issue for me of the vision ah, was all could talk to me or call me tomorrow. i missed the call. you're gonna call. okay. steven was with what they call the girl. like in the news in metal music about the you'll, you'll, is just to barrak of the yes. yeah, we're wanting you to do it on the threads, you know, with the what if you see me and i'm speaking with the in the saw the mid done the menu menu when you see it, you may be in a commission look at the moment together for me to just log in to the seller still said they never got but you need them on the young question because a white stall, so it's going to let them get it as a new bullshit. but it will cause it zed, ah, with a guy with a ship. it could be pretty soon now. yeah, we could pr

i think it should be similar to that. i think it is important they have a livable wage so they can even purchase a house to live in. affordable housing is the key issue and it is a direct reflection upon our first responders, our teachers, our seniors. are you saying -- moderator: are you saying you would only give them a two or 3% raise? sheriff lombardo: it depends on what is an affordable wage. moderator: how would you pay for it? sheriff lombardo: we will figure it out with the existing budget. i believe there is in a hundred million dollars surplus in the general fund. there are ways within the exec -- existing budget streams to pay for it. moderator: governor, same question. do teachers deserve a raise? gov. sisolak: absolutely. we definitely want to give them a significant raise. i've just spoken to thousands of teachers. there is not one teacher that could not make more money doing something else. they teach because they love it. they love the students. but it should not be that they cannot afford things. i met ag

what should be done about that? >> the most important thing you should know is in the inflation reduction act, we just helped medicare in a great way. we passed legislation that i've been fighting for for so long, for you, to make sure that medicare negotiates prescription drug prices with the support of the federal government to lower costs of prescription drugs for all families. that is an important step. we made sure that those on medicare, we would cap the price of insulin at $30 per my. the republican -- $30 per month. the republicans would not give one vote for that. on the issue of social security and medicare, those are extremely important programs in our country. i will work to strengthen them. i have, and i will continue to make sure that when you work in this country and retire, you have the support you need. in fact, right now i'm working on legislation to strengthen social security. the loss were really written decades ago when women were not in the workforce, so we need to revise them to make sure they

now they should feel our support. they should know that behind them there is a grade like country, the boldness stem to renew it. but united in i'm sure that our worker is entrepreneurs, engineering will continue to efficiently result of all the issues of the industrial and defense conflict. now, facing the economy is now facing. i would like to emphasize one more time. we all need to work hard to there are, is a special responsibility on behalf of the regents who have got additional authority and now it was all they had. so the regents need to work in coordinated manner. is they need to make faster decisions, correct decisions. they should keep in contact with the people with the workers at the very end per prices. we will work hard stable li rhythmically the phone, you know, but they additionally coordination and concentration of the average at the priority directions. it's something that we all should do. it's something that needed to be done and we'll do that and i really rely on your support. colleagues, and now

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yes, they should just give them back and it should be a political, a political will. it should just be a decision made. but then you know, what can the solution look like there and, and it can, you, can you the solution in one sentence because we're right at the very end, okay. show like what is what, ok, the solution. wrists are 3 d digital printing of the beautiful set of copies and, and, or a rotation exhibition of the wonderful out which the great government is prepared to give the loan. and as an exhibition, ok, and he's got the solution right here. why we've been discussing this for 200 years . we could have just asked ellen ellie tristram and yon as an all of us who, watching on youtube. i'm watching around them. well, joining us, i see you next time. take a ah . i care about how the us engages with the rest of the world. i cover foreign policy, national purity. this is a political im house here the conflicts are we telling a good story? we're really interested in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise. and to absolutely feel as if you were

we, and our allies, should provide military aid, we should continue providing humanitarian aid, and wehould do all we can to help ukraine defend itself. >> gerald malloy? mr. malloy: thank you. i'm a retired army officer. i served 22 years on active duty, three years at with nato partners in nuclear surety positions. i am a combat victor and. my hat -- i am a combat veteran. i look forward to the peaceful resolution as soon as possible that is amenable. the people of ukraine, i support, and provide military equipment to ukraine, it has been disappointing to watch us take long for that equipment to get to ukraine, particularly the high mars. it should have taken that long but i do look for us to continue supporting and have a peaceful resolution as soon as possible. >> many members of the were -- republican party have shared sentiments ranging from admiration to support for russian president vladimir putin and the one ukraine. i'm curious how you would characterize vladimir putin? mr. malloy: he's the aggressor and he needs to be stopped. i am very encouraged by the recent progress by u

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and these platforms should be out of national interest. diction should be safe, de politicized. and they should not be found on one sanders of governance, or is it possible to do that? of course it is mostly be the new sheet in the district. it will take a lot of effort from a lot of countries, but it is possible as mostly, and it will include any chance to abuse any kind of fill that up class at will, you know, allow us to work efficiently without dollar that way. whenever we have kimberlia international financial deal and especially if the dollar is used as a weapon, that the united states and the west are just different rabbit thing. actually, i'm international with inferior financial institutions. first, i think there were, there was inflation in the over in europe and then they just go to a little bit easier. it took good, our liquid, the currency and the gold transfers news vision. and there will be in a turn to that saying that's meeting the 50 now, but it depends on the, in the hands of these currents is on the state of or economy. but it will get stronger. and these set

if republicans should reclaim a majority in the senate, what is the first thing they should do? >> widen the veil to reduce prescription drug prices. to make sure year over year, you cannot have an increase in drug prices of cpi. the second thing is, i hope to get it passed this year, but if we don't get it passed, our cattle feeders in the midwest do not have a fair market, because the four biggest meatpackers, almost a monopoly, control the market with a cozy relationship between texas and kansas feedlots. someone -- so an independent producer in iowa doesn't get to market their product. another thing is, the klobuchar-grassley bill, we are taking on amazon, google, and other platforms treating the small businesses that use those platforms, so -- by prioritizing their own product. that is economic discrimination that we have to put a stop to. those are the things that i would prioritize that i am involved in. the things that i am involved in as a group, i think we have a response ability to make sure that social security and medicare are alive and well for our grandchildren an

but this government should also hold referendums on the territories of eastern and southern ukraine,ritories should have joined the russian federation directly, and the territory that would have remained linguistic ukraine should have joined as a small state, several regions , only central ones, because putin sincerely believed that the western regions can be given to these theaters, the state connected with belarus should become part of some new union state there and then finally unite with the russian federation, well it was such a plan in several steps, several steps to restore historical russia, i don't know how much putin needs it now and how much medvedchuk should now play the role of bohdan khmelnytskyi, but the question remains, of course , because we simply don't know the plans there, they change all the time yuriy shevchenko obverse of medals iran will probably supply ballistic missiles to russia reverse the west wants a nuclear oil agreement with iran how likely is the dry balance that we receive sanctions against the manufacturer of the supplier of these missiles no the s

be painful, but at the same time, we should give ukraine the opportunity to have air defense systems, because believe me, for example, in our neighboring countries. where else nothing arrived even near one of the airports near western ukraine, there are at least 30 of these today, even half of these paper ones protected the lives of dozens of ukrainians, so we must understand that all these systems must be in ukraine is much larger, much faster, this is the first , everyone must finally understand, that is, if the world is not ready to officially stand up for us. although it is very unfortunate, you should not give us more weapons and not wait until russia is glorious, at the expense of millions of ukrainians. believe that it is today's war is for the survival of the entire civilized world. of course, these sanctions against russia need to be made tougher on this issue of oil and gas, and if radical decisions are not taken that will really hit russia will still feel the impunity it feels here today . the question is that this uh kagal-kagal is a bad word, this group of european and w

should they be punished or not?hink the judiciary system, the judiciary system should be sympathetic with them as long as they don't harm any souls, they don't really injure or harm anyone. they should be handled very delicately because those people are really suffering. they are asking for a solution that they have not received yet. but i am against anybody resorting to violence and breaking the law. but i think they should... ok, that's clear. one of the big problems that the lebanese people see is endemic, massive corruption. now, injuly 2020, a former senior official in the ministry of finance said that while, even then, many, many controls had been put on cash withdrawals from lebanese banks, that ordinary lebanese people were really tightly controlled in terms of access to their money. he said more than $6 billion was being smuggled out of the country by what he called a dirty money elite. it seems, according to lebanese media reports, that is still going on. there is still one rule for the political elite in

they should be modern comfortable and efficient experience. how to ensure the supply of a sharply arisen demand for certain goods. those the government has already worked out the means of protection. during a pandemic. now the industry is being restructured to produce protective military products, such as special personal protective equipment for military personnel and materials. for them, it is necessary to intensify work to increase their output in a full-scale format , launch the production of clothing for the full staffing of mobilized citizens , connect all the capacities of light industry, including small enterprises in the regions, involve the constituent entities of the russian federation in this. the supply of raw materials for fabrics to each contractor was brought to the technical requirements of the ministry of defense for equipment and, accordingly, the measures to control their compliance, the president immediately instructs to use the maximum number of production facilities for the needs of the army and navy. even if they have n