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added to the world market, we were to ship into ukraine, into hungary, into the czech republic, slovakia, poland, all these countries have written to the speaker of the house requesting us to do that, and that would undermine russia's stranglehold on other countries and reduce the revenues that come price 52% of moscow's budget for its military and government that would get putin's attention, imposing a cost for aggression. i will add that mr. engel and myself will be traveling with a delegation, a bipartisan delegation, to ukraine in a few weeks and let me urge all members to support this legislation. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves his time. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of h.r. 4152 and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. r. engel: let me first open by commending our chair, congressman royce, once again or making such a statesmanlike statement. i agree with everything he said. our bipartisan work in supporting u

russia we will appeal to turkey to kill the country will appeal to germany will appeal to slovakia to appeal to poland were friends with new appeal for the whole world. nobody should highlight our ranks are interested be respected as those in most of the building now most of the mammal country of three in how many imported by ukraine romania must deal with russia a country seen by some as disbanding tensions as part of the divide and rule strategy that has underpinned tunnels but the recent extension of crimea . the two us state department in washington. american officials believe in the power of positive speech to combat the rising tide of anti semitism around the world. un special envoy ira forman is particularly concerned about the institutionalization of anti semitism in hungary and greece. so i think there's a consensus out there in the world fisheries and i made a lot of people also feel than the last five years was it six years with the economic downturn. this is probably contribute to the anti semitism as well eastern europe greece romania. i'm really struggling economically and cut at the sam

they will work on reading natural gas to ukraine through hungary and poland as well as slovakia.ok, that is the business news now. back to you. >> thank you very much, marcus carlson with a look at the latest business headlines. 22 minutes past 9:00. we're going to take a look at what people on the internet are clicking. >> hello and welcome to today's web news we're we are taking a look at some of the stories making online headlines. coming up on today show, the french government's cabinet making selfies. campaignon women against sexual violence. and marge simpson brought to the real world. the bridge rife that prime minister jean-marc ayrault couldsome of the cabinet not resist the temptation to immortalize their time. colleaguesund his offices taking selfies before they bid goodbye. the pictures were initially published on his twitter page, but he has since the tech did his account. the selfies are still available on his instagram page, however. he is standing alongside members of his team just a few hours before the announcements. behaviorat surprising -- a shot shared on his

slovakia, 98%. poland, 91%. bulgaria, 90%. hungry and 86%.y, 30% of its energy imports coming from russia. those charts courtesy of the wall street journal. in california on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. one of your previous colors touched on this. c one of your previous allers touched on this. china has made no secret that it is thinking of itself as a challenger to u.s. dominance. , that being the case , the borders russia and china share and this upcoming gas contract that the western powers would be at some pain to stay .riendly with russia it did not seem to be very diplomatic. guest: it is a great point. a great political author wrote a book a couple of years ago in which he specifically talked about the idea of the west and head using russia as a against rising china. they were not willing to join that party. until this crisis in the ukraine am a japan had an intensifying its relationship with russia, looking at new natural gas deals, trying to finally end of world war ii. as a way to hedge against a very

i have invested in poland, hungary, slovakia, slovenia.e not invested in russia. >> is the policy uncertainty. the tension. harry, that is what i want to talk to you about. where you are investing these days. harry sloan is back in a moment. today's the day the obama administration releases medicare data. what are doctors getting paid? and for what services. megan hughes has been going through those numbers. some of the top doctors being investigated for fraud. of informationt we are talking about here. consumer groups say it is a big win for transparency. $77 billion in medicaid dollars paid to 880 thousand providers in 2012. going through these numbers, what is shocking is just how much money a select few doctors at the top made. of them has been accused of fraud in the past. the highest-paid doctor by the medicare program in 2012 is an ophthalmologist in west palm beach. $21 million just in 2012. 64 times the average national payment to after knowledge us -- to ophthalmologists that year. in 2009.lled medicare if the name sounds familia

europe they should be allowed to join europe as a free independent democratic state much like slovakia or poland i think that's really the solution and mr putin understands that and i think washington does it's time for the two of them to admit that and go to the o.s.c. and sort this out in the lead to let the plebiscite or the referendum that you mentioned earlier happen well it would seem that at the sea you can see both sides of this story and what is the the possible solution to this but why is washington continue to slap moscow with sanctions at all those quite hostile rhetoric really that's not going any way in terms of coming together which the russian side have always said let's sit down let's try to come up with the solution that can be beneficial to the ukrainian people why is that not happening why they are playing hard to bowl. well i'm not sure that people would sign on for your interpretation of the russian view of ukraine but my fear that i'm not on the rise it is you know life interesting. sounds like you've taken the position that mr putin somehow or another wants to do good and

restore russian power over these territories, but if you look at lithuania latvia poland, romania bulgaria, czech republic slovakiase are countries that are free. they're not worried about their future generations. these are 100 million people living in a better society than ever possible before the cold war. we cannot forget that. host: our next call is terry from beaumont, texas. good morning. caller: good morning, mr. volker. host: can you do me a favor and turn the volume down on your television set and we can hear you much better? thank you. go ahead. caller: is that better? host: much better. thank you. caller: ok, thank you. i have two items. one is a comment. i was in the military here in the united states for 23 years and played a lot of cold war games in the submarines. i don't think cold war was what people think because there were a lot of things going on in cold war that were not too cold, and i believe that if we ever get into that again, that it is very likely that it could slip into that pretty easily, into a very precarious situation. people are showing their egos now, excuse me, and neither one w