reserves, this decision was made under pressure from the opposition, representatives of the social democratic partycountry, reproached the government for hiding the real state of affairs with the provision of fuel in the country, these were not just loud statements; a letter from the energy giant omv turned out to be at the disposal of politicians. it says that the company can no longer provide customers in full. but meanwhile, the price of motor fuel. in austria in june reached historical highs. the cost of a liter of gasoline and diesel already exceeds 2 euros against this background, the austrian chancellor said that if urgent measures are not taken to combat inflation , the only thing left to do is seek solace in alcohol beverages, inflation, absurdly high energy prices. we must clearly understand, you can’t just do nothing to fight inflation together with the whole european union, everything is as simple as possible the only thing i want to say is that if this goes on and on there will be only two options left - alcohol and psychotropic drugs, and i would say an alcoholic, in principle, not ba

this decision was made under pressure from the opposition, the representative of the social democratic partythe country, reproached the government, for concealing the real state of affairs with the provision of fuel in the country, these were not just loud statements at the disposal of politicians, there was a letter from the energy giant about him. that the company can no longer fully provide customers ? well, meanwhile, the prices for motor fuel in austria reached historical highs in june. the cost of a liter of gasoline and diesel already exceeds 2 euros against this background, the austrian chancellor said that if urgent measures to combat inflation are not taken, the only thing left to do is seek solace in alcoholic beverages. inflation is absurdly high energy prices, we must clearly understand, you can not just do nothing, we must fight inflation together with the entire european union. everything is simpler than simple, the most important thing i want to say is that if it goes on like this, there will be only two options left, alcohol and psychotropic drugs, and i would said the alcoh

olaf scholz also got into a scandal after a party of the social democratic party, which was attended by five women who turned to the police. they complained about feeling unwell and memory lapses, the guards believe that at the corporate party they were mixed with the so-called rape drug in their drink. this is a mixture of psychotropic substances that affects the psyche and makes the victim vulnerable, helpless in criminal circles. such substances are used for the purpose of robbery or rape. one of the victims said that she felt unwell and severe dizziness in the morning. she could not remember what happened the day before, the scandal appeared on the page of the world's largest media outlets. calcias of the author draw attention to the fact that such parties traditionally take place without strangers. you can get there only with a personal invitation card in the party , they hastened to assure that they are doing everything necessary to investigate incidents. for me. it's a shock. i am deeply outraged that such a thing could ever happen at this event. we will provide all necessary a

out, in which even chancellor olaf scholz was one of the guests of a party organized by the social democratic partywhich five women turned to the police. they complained of feeling unwell and memory lapses. the law enforcement officers suspect that at the corporate party they mixed the so-called rape drug in their drink, this is a mixture of psychotropic substances that make the victim vulnerable and helpless one of the victims. she told me what she felt malaise and severe dizziness, and in the morning she could not remember what happened the day before the scandal appeared on the page of the world's largest media in publications, the authors do not pay attention to the fact that you can get to such parties only with a personal invitation card in the party hurried to assure that they would do everything you need to investigate incidents. for me. it's a shock. i am deeply outraged that such a thing could ever happen at this event. we will provide all necessary assistance to the investigation. i believe that the intruder or intruders will be found and brought to justice all this, the parliamentary gr

the guests of a closed event, which last wednesday was arranged by his colleague from the social democratic party the very next day , several women immediately went to the hospital with complaints of malaise and memory lapses, as the german media write, the symptoms of the victims are very similar to those that causes narcotic drugs first of euphoria, and then the person turns into a helpless doll, they are also called rape drugs by the police. already launched an investigation into the circumstances of the ill-fated party with the participation of the german chancellor. dubious parties at the time hit and the reputation of boris johnson, for example, the british minister who this week was forced to announce his resignation today became known after he was elected. the new head of government, johnson , may even retire from politics about it, citing his government sources. writes daily telegram it is possible that in this case, johnson will give lectures and return to journalism, journalists reported that he was without anger with sadness took diman at once sixty members of his government. in the m

uses the principle of unanimity in the eu as a means of blackmail, a german deputy from the social democratic partyid about this on thursday, today, in an interview with publications in this day , diar, a relevant quote maybe now it's time to speed up this procedure according to article seven of the eu agreement and temporarily deprive hungary of the right to vote for e-e now in the case of hungary it has really turned into a means of blackmail, well, it is meant. the application of the principle of unanimity of the vice-president of the european parliament indicated that nowadays it is no longer possible to talk about any democratic and constitutional conditions in hungary, where prime minister viktor orbán quote part by part completely took the country into his own hands end of quote to what extent it can be supported by other members of the european parliament, please , no member state of the european union can be deprived of the right to vote, including the european parliament, here the question is that the influence of hungary can be changed, reduced only at the level of decision-making within

governing coalition of estonia promised this the reform party, the fatherland party, and the social democratic party of estonia, the document specifically spells out commitments to ukraine it is about supporting ukraine at all international levels, including ukraine's efforts towards nato and the eu, i note that the head of the estonian government remains the current prime minister kaia kallas, british volunteer paul uri died in captivity of the militants of the so -called dnr, his death was reported only now, although he died on july 10 a briton was captured by militants in april, the so-called court of the pseudo-republic sentenced him to death, the kremlin propaganda publication maria novosti writes that the prisoner apparently died of an illness and of stress, ukrainian mp oleksiy goncharenko said that paul uri was not a soldier but worked for one of the public organizations that help victims of the war to overcome language barriers and speak ukrainian fluently. a free language club was opened in kyiv. news about the classes. they met the excitement of those who wanted to. there were more than t

she made the move into municipal politics and is now one of 13 elected councillors of the social democratic partythe wenshan district. my job is to be the connection between the grass-roots movement and the politicians. before becoming a politician, miao poya was on the other side of the fence, with the protesters. she was part of a massive social movement now known as taiwan's sunflower movement. triggered in 2014, when student protesters occupied taiwan's national legislature for three weeks, fighting a proposed free trade agreement with china. named after the floral gift sent to protesters as a symbol of hope, the movement gained widespread public sympathy in taiwan. and the students were successful in preventing the agreement. but instead of retreating back into silence, the group and its values remained a prominent force in local politics. after the protests, many of taiwan's activists shifted their attention to institutional forms of politics, joining existing political parties or establishing new ones and taking up governmental positions. as a protestor or as a social activist, i only have

there was almost the equivalent of nixon go into china, the head of the social democratic party saying we cannot go ahead with nor extreme to we have to spend more on defense. we must be leaders of nato and the european union together. i thought that was a pretty big deal, so i like to see that. i think there are a lot of leaders like that around the world. people who are leading with facts, leading with science, some are on the left, some are on the right, but they're important. i think the greek prime minister track us meant to talk his leading a country that went through a depression of greater depth and breadth than the united states, went through a 100 years ago and seeing the response to kogan and the enormous redistribution of wealth from wealthy countries to poor countries inside europe as a martial plan for greece and wanting to take advantage of that and euro skepticism increases so much lower today than it was 5 years ago. 10 years ago, 20 years ago. i think that's a big deal. and finally, i would focus on ursula vander line and on all of the european leaders in brussels, wh

compare choose the best social democratic party of ukraine an organization with an interesting history ryvchuk in the first presidential elections. nationalist, vyacheslav chervov years later already in the company of a businessman. viktor medvedchuk's party campaigned for friendship with russia against nato orange maidan with medvedchuk together they created a political bloc called not so, which was an antonym. e slogan. so the orange slogan of president yushchenko there and the orange coalitions in general, and already in the program of this bloc it was not so for friendship with russia against nato, two american invaders and so on. striking 10 years later in 2015 leonid kravchuk already becomes the main face of the public initiative for the movement of ukraine to nato , another political shifter. he was one of the first to proclaim ukraine's course towards nato . uh, nato is only that they were extremely afraid and are now afraid of russia and its leadership, because it is clear that, uh, whatever relations with ukraine are, but this is all the zone of influence of the russian feder

look, the social democratic party of germany, that is, it seems like such a left should be hers, the cellor scholz and his party are raising the question of expelling the social democratic party of germany, former german chancellor schröder. that is, we recall that such a chancellor pursued a completely reasonable policy, after he became the ex-chancellor, he did everything that in his power to ensure that germany received cheap gas. and now it’s obvious that he, among other things, was a member of the leadership of these gas projects, and for this the party wants to exclude him today by labeling him as putin’s pro-russian agent there. yes, he is talking about german, because the result of the schroeder's activity was a gas pipe with cheap gas, which is now thanks to the activities of another chancellor. from the same party, germany may not be enough. that is, see the party is the same policy, diametrically opposed. that's why we can to say that in general, change the personal party change, but the essence of the political process. here in this leapfrog of western politicians. she has

and the democratic party, something similar to the german social democrats in the range of 20 to 25 percent to which you could add some outer left wing and green parties so that they would get to about 25 percent of that. what we've done, however, i think what's very interesting to see is the fact that you have a lot of italians that are extremely cross money that was seen as extremely honest and the sears and comp them think the economies are not used to expect from their petitions. and so i would be surprised if there were not to be some significant changes when it comes to in both color. my want to punish the parties that brought my brain when i was in the line. thank you so much and will drug resignation has implications in the you to our correspond jack, paris told us how the news from italy went down and brussel. well it's, it will be a huge headache to see a leader change, i think is safe to say that here in brussels and indeed across the capitals of the european union. mario draggy is an extremely popular figure. firstly, because he's come across a stable. secondly, because not only

festival, and gerhard schroeder , who is currently being tried to be excluded and a social democrat of the political partyflew to moscow, he says on vacation there, he settled in a hotel near the central office of the russians, meanwhile, ordinary germans have not yet felt the increase in gas prices, because the recalculation of heating for hot water receive at the end of the year, but it is already clear that everyone will have to pay extra, my household has already offered to pay 30-50 or 100 € more per month so that at the end year, the check for the recalculation was such that it could be paid instead, inflation prices for food, fuel and services have already risen, let's see what will happen next, sewing in general is becoming more expensive not only energy resources, food, oil, especially gasoline has become more expensive, this is a difficult situation, putin's calculation, what about the europeans and first of all, the germans will lose their nerve and for the sake of warm homes they will break down in front of the kremlin, whether the germans will be able to maintain stability and jump out of rus

be an outsider is to use her incredible fundraising and her incredible social media presence to basically make the democratic party more. more liberal more progressive right with these endorsements, you know pushing. pushing the party further left and you know, what do we think about those efforts or how successful they've been or a transformative? they've been i mean, i you know, i keep thinking about texas right? she's had her eye on texas since before she was elected. she keeps saying. we're going to turn texas blue. just watch just like watch it happen and and she said it again on the night that she was elected in the general election. she was giving her. she was giving her victory speech and that was the night that ted cruz. be better or work and and that those results were playing in the background as she was giving her acceptance speech and she stopped her speech. and she was like we're gonna we're gonna turn texas in a generation. in this generation and when you watch what she the way she handled ted cruz during the failure of the electric grid last winter. when texans were freezing to death and ted cruz w

was caught by the ruling party of the current chancellor olaf scholz at a closed party party of the social democratsed drugs in women's drinks, why did some experts see this as the handwriting of the kremlin , oleksandr melnikov, parties, scandals, and two resignations as closed parties cost the prime minister of great britain boris johnson his position, the career of german chancellor olaf scholz was blown to the wind no hmm turbulence of certain political parties who organized a hunt for the incriminating information of the leaders of the two largest economies in europe, a black campaign was financed, it is necessary to call out the russian oligarchs for which against. in the hands of the kremlin, we found suspicious coincidences in this political detective story, a good party never spoils the holidays, and it looks like it's not about european big politics , it's just the opposite. of great britain to boris johnson two years ago, just in the midst of the lockdown, he threw a party in his own residence on the old street 10, and this was when all british people were prohibited from doing this becau

social responsibility. well look at olaf unfortunate good look at wow. megafon at a summer party of the parliamentary group of the social democratic party of germany, severalnesday. there were about a thousand guests at the party, in addition to the deputies and employees of the berlin chancellery, it was attended by german chancellor olaf-scholz. yes, i am completely shocked and furious that such events in general, there is a need to find out who had a hand in this. how he did it and consider in detail. what exactly happened there we have to take care of the victims. i hope that the perpetrator or perpetrators will be arrested and then prosecuted. yes, yes, who's there? what? to whom some girls, then, and so on, you need to look, but listen, well, the sediment is a guaranteed sediment. how do you understand stay on paro? it seems to me that such wasps- if they investigate for a long time, that's enough. maybe may even spill out. well, i don't know retired not retired, but the big problem for olaf is exactly what i'm saying, this is my hypothesis. it’s just that what i said to alexey alekseevich is that there are islands, which means stubborn russophobes.

socially receptive. and, the democratic party started moving to the right.cial political lines. >> welfare as we know it is now history. president clinton signed the legislation that ends a government commitment made 61 years ago, federal aid to the nation's poorest. >> what ultimately happens is the unintended consequences. they didn't take into account child care. if you are going to put people back to, who. who will take care of the children left home? it was these questions that exposed the weakness of the bill. >> i tried to go to work but i didn't have child care. i was in school. i was doing something. not just sitting around doing nothing. >> so you wanted to work. >> of course. >> welfare becomes racialized in a way in which we begin to hear all of these stereo types trotted out about the lazy dependent welfare queens. >> there are more white people on welfare at that time than black people but the sense again that welfare is helping those people to hand out and we can't do that. so bill clinton turned op his base. >> 14 million americans, mainly bl

i think there's parallels between the democratic republican party in lafayette's patriot o party. socialmoderate and democratic. i do think it did influence his ideals and give him the momentum because the one to re-create what he thought lafayette and erothers were doing in the u.s. when he got here. [inaudible] >> he really fought it back. and that ultimately succeeded when he was elected president called the revolution of 1800. he thought it was important its own way is a revolution of 1776 for the person that the transfer of power exit from one party to another. jefferson's office as the voice of common people. of farmers, urban artisans very much carrying on the work of the french revolution pretty wroteas the french revolution was just the first chapter in the history of european liberty. he thought it was spread to all the countries in europe and it wound up taking a while. text just out of curiosity i don't know much about jefferson. 200 in your book about enslaved people. he wrote the declaration of independence all men are created equal. that you look at that contrast and how h

don't have the foster movement somewhere between 10 and 15 percent and a democratic party, something similar to the german social democrats in the range of 2025 percent to which you could add some outer left wing and green parties so that it would get about 30 to 35 percent and that's what we stand. however, i think what's very interesting to see is the fact that you have a lot of italians that are extremely cross. and my didn't argue was seen as extremely honest sears and competent things that italians are not used to expect from their conditions. and so i would be surprised, and if there were not to be some significant changes when it comes to campbells as college, my want to punish the parties that are brought on my tongue. but they are that i well yeah, in the line. thank you so much and you will, italy is also one of the european countries that's been experiencing a severe heat wave in recent weeks and a prolong droughts in the north means. farmers are facing the prospects of crop failures. the poll river hugely supply farms with enough water, but it's now severely depleted. he w max sunday travel to the re

the leader of the centerleft democratic party put out on social media after this vote, saying it is aay of madness. it appears as if the parliament is going against italy. that really is the sentiment for those that support mr. mario draghi. now the question remains -- the instability here in italy, will the reforms the e.u. have called for be carried out? we will see in terms of dealing with high inflation as well as energy prices, not to mention the war in ukraine. mr. druggie -- mr. draghi is seen as a strong and experienced leader in the e.u. with regards to that issue. frustrations as far as mr. draghi. we saw him speaking in parliament. the media here are already speculating that the president will be forced to dissolve parliament and call for early elections as early as possibly october 2. we will have to see what happens tomorrow when mr. draghi is expected to see president sergio mattarella. anchor: comments made by the russian foreign minister today reveal that moscow's territorial ambitions in ukraine go beyond the donbas region. as russian forces continue shelling eastern

two parties are republicans and the democratic party. called independent parties to nip in the bud anyone who tries, there even from the green party from some socialed. well, everything is really and really on a two-party system because of their stability of american democracy and due to the fact that the parties collaborating through each other very actively, the situation when the congress belonged to one party and the white house of the other did not lead to a pro liquidation of the state system. so would about before part of the situation is changing the last few election cycles, starting probably with early obama the situation is changing cardina. yes, because the democratic party goes to the left. these white progressives and so forth, the republicans are going right trump isolationism and things like that. and as a result, we get a situation where the two radical forces have not ceased not completely, of course, not completely, but in many respects have ceased to cooperate with each other and must clinch each other. and this is now leading to the paralysis of america is quite normal. they have been feeling abnormal for quite some time, whic

if you're reporting from germany where there are multi parties and you have the christian democrats and socialcenter left and a third party like the alternative for germany that's authoritarian and supports putin and takes financial assistance, in that context, it's easy to say look, this one party among many is tainted with authoritarian tendencies but in a two-party system with media who are used to looking on the one hand on the other, where every platform has to be balanced, people ask about this show. do you have any trump supporter there is? well, no because if you're trying to analyze the harm done being done to american democracy by an attempted over throw of an election on january 6th, you don't have proover throw the election people on to analyze the phenomenon. maybe you want to, i don't know why you would but the case for over throwing democratic elections, that might be something to study. if you're analyzing it, you -- there isn't a place to stand so you have this problem when you cover american politics that because one party is not wholly but so deeply embedded with the problem

can still be an outsider is to use her incredible fundraising and or social media presence to basically make there democratic party more productive with these endorsements and pushing the party further left. what we think about those efforts how successful they have been or how transformative they have been? >> i keep thinkingn about texas. she has. had her eye on texas since she before she was elected. she keeps saying we are going to turn texas blue, just watch. like watch it w happen. and she said it again on the night she was elected in the general election. she is giving her victory speech that was the night ted cruz. on those results to play in the background issues giving her acceptance speech. she stopped her speech are going to turn texas in this generation. you watch the way she handles ted cruz during the failure of the electric grid last winter when texas was freezing to death in ted cruz was going to mexico on vacation with his family if you all remember this. she did not say anything directly to cruz. she merely raise chilean dollars, $5 million, cannot murmur the number exactly. a gigantic amount of

the democratic party, something similar to the german social democrats, in the range of 20%, to whichou could add some other left-wing and green parties so they would get to about 30% of the vote. that is where we stand. however, what is interesting to see is the fact, you have a lot of italians that are extremely cross. mario draghi was seen as extremely honest, serious and competent, something italians are not used to expect from their politicians, so i would be surprised if there were not some significant changes when it comes to opinion polls as the voters might want to punish the parties that brought down mario draghi. nicole: thank you. >> thank you. nicole: mario draghi's resignation has implications in the eu too. our correspondent told us how the news from italy went down in brussels. >> it will be a huge headache to see a leader change. i think it is safe to say that here in brussels and indeed across the capitals of the european union mario draghi is an extremely popular figure, firstly because he has come across as stable, secondly, not only has he towed the eu line but en

the real question is socialism and the radical policies that the democratic party, threw joe,d adoeptdcharles schumer adopted went far left. the green new deal says we want $7 a gallon gas. part of the green new deal. all the policies we are getting. let me finish. by the way, your lips to god's ears and joe biden running again. on the inflation piece now they will spend another half trillion. it will make inflation worse. everything they are coming up with is making it harder for joe lunch bucket to do what he needs to take care of himself and his family. >> or jane lunch bucket. jose, i will split the difference. one on the schumer/manchin bill, a billion dollars for electric garbage trucks and buses, a billion. but matt schlapp on the other hand what about that semi conductor enrichment bill. 17 republicans signed onto that in the senate and sent it to the house. you want to talk about spending mistakes. some of those republicans are part of the problem. >> that's right. let me tell you, when we get our majorities, dagen, the republican party for the first time -- they will lose the

. >> laura: for their part, democrats incorrectly assume that the more their party moves towards big government socialism, the more minorities it attracts. talk about a huge miscalculation. more from this axios analysis. the data shows democrats are statistically tied with republicans among hispanics on the generic congressional ballot, according to "the new york times" siena college poll out this week. democrats held the 47-point edge with hispanics during the 2018 midterm. that is a staggering collapse. we already know biden's approval with hispanics today is in the toilet. only 32% now approve of his job performance according to a recent "new york times" siena college poll. so how does this all translate in the november midterms? democrats hope for retaining power rests on nonwhite voters remaining a reliable part of the parties coalition. democrats' theory of the case collapses if republicans make even incremental gains with those voters, even small inroads with hispanic voters could tip a number of democratic held swing seeds to the g.o.p. of course, for years the republican elites devoted to the bu

in germany, the party of chancellor olaf scholz continues to lose popularity among the voters of the social democratsf the population support this data published by the bild. armzontok. basically, the rating falls due to rising energy prices against the backdrop of a gas shortage on what they offer ways out of the situation natalia goncharova germany will stop supporting ukraine in the event of a gas shortage, the head of the british spectrum notes the german foreign ministry and she lena berbak recognized. otherwise , you will have to deal with major social unrest, 9 out of 10 germans want the government to continue negotiations with putin the german public is tired of the war and insists on a speedy end to the conflict moscow and it’s time for zelensky to come to terms with the loss of part of the territory , the german government fails to hide the panic due to the looming energy crisis and it seems that it is not in vain that in the usa they directly say to support europeans. and in particular the north atlantic alliance is becoming too much fun. but it's a luxury that the states no longer need. t

be an outsider is to use her incredible fundraising and her incredible social media presence to basically make the democratic party more. more liberal more progressive right with these endorsements, you know pushing. pushing the party further left and you know, what do we think about those efforts or how successful they've been or a transformative? they've been i mean, i you know, i keep thinking about texas right? she's had her eye on texas since before she was elected. she keeps saying. we're going to turn texas blue. just watch just like watch it happen and and she said it again on the night that she was elected in the general election. she was giving her. she was giving her victory speech and that was the night that ted cruz. be better or work and and that those results were playing in the background as she was giving her acceptance speech and she stopped her speech. and she was like we're gonna we're gonna turn texas in a generation. in this generation and when you watch what she the way she handled ted cruz during the failure of the electric grid last winter. when texans were freezing to death and ted cruz w

democratic party and the kameita party should maintain a majority. uk defense secretary won't fight for prime minister's office government and leader of the conservative party. ben wallace wrote on social put forward his candidacy. and here's to everyone else. i wish you good luck on the eve of wallace along with the head of the foreign ministry, the list of runs was considered the most likely replacement for johnson, but now, after wallace's statement, bookmakers call the former finance minister the main contender, the election of a new british prime minister should take place in october. in yakutia, residents are evacuated from the village of suardakh due to heavy rains, the river overflowed its banks, flooded 88 residential buildings to help local residents, a mi-8 helicopter of polar airlines flew out with five rescuers from the yakutia rescue service branch and , if necessary, mi-8mchs will be sent from yakutsk. first, it plans to evacuate 20 people, mostly the elderly and children, they will be placed in the village of batai, which is three hundred kilometers from the flood zone. there, the racers of the kamaz-master team have already switched to round-the-clock duty from the hea

democratic parties the party who takes care of our elderly with social security and medicare. ollege and care, families like floors are given medicaid health care that is available for low-income families. the democratic party is the party of the people, the working people, who we are newly related if i. with so i think she is just confused, and it is sad that these are just talking points from the republican party, that we have a candidate in south texas, but they do not respect the values of south texas and the people here. >> you've come under fire from for fellow democrats after a texas blogger previously paid by your campaign for advertising services attack take longer so man, calling her racist names including miss friona's. you can defend those remarks, but would you say to constituents who are offended by your association with someone using such derogatory language against your opponent? >> let me be very clear. i never said those things my campaign and my staff never said the single one of those things, these are paid platforms, no different than when we advertise an m

i mean, look, the democratic party used to have some social conservatives. now it has people like tim ryan who defend abortion up to 40 weeks that used to have people who actually defended the american energy recognize that we needed to have our ownwn oil and gas industry. and now it's filled with people like tim ryan and joe bide who are trying to destroy it.t. i think unfortunately, the activist of the democratic party are soo in bed with big tech and big finance t that they've driven our economy off a cliff. but look, ohio is never going to be and frankly,on i don't wat it to be an economy that depends on the technology industry, the finance industry and the pharmaceutical industry. we have a real economymytry,iay we have agriculture and we have energy. we should have those things. we need political leaders who support those industries. well, exactly.ndus that's exactly right. the basicstries matter as always and never change. jt vance, thank you so much. >> and because the basics are all that matters, you should m be concerned, of course, with food, wate

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democrat that people trust. i'm fiscally moderate, i'm socially compassionate, i happen to think that i'm a democrat -- i believe in the values and principles of the democratic partyt i'm not a robot. i want the 800,000 independent voters in maryland to be allowed in to vote in the democratic primary. why? because these folks otherwise don't have any say. they tend to be young adults who are disaffected with the fiscal policies of the democrats and not happy with the harshness of the republicans. we should let them in to vote. i'm offering myself -- i've been comptroller for 16 years. that's a big job. statewide job. i've gotten tons of votes from democrats, republicans, and independents. and i think that's what the public is looking for, someone like myself who bridges some of the adversarial canyons that separate us now. let me say briefly, chris, the number one issue in maryland right now is inflation. it is absolutely hammering our public. we need to do something about it. the federal folks, federal reserve, pouring cold water on a white-hot economy. we understand why they're doing that to jack up interest rates, bring down the rate of inflation, which is high

democrats. jail turn for learns under $900. this was a party that was silent during the riots and redefined it as social just tis. nwide ferguson effect through their red rick. also -- i'm not going to say all democrats but democrats in major liberal cities have been protecting their woke das. we have a governor in new york that is allowing alvin bragg to continue. i'd have more respect for president biden if he talked about no cash bail. if he says we would get rid of that and get rid of the woke das. i don't know why the democratic governors are not doing that. i welcome the spending. i'm glad -- i don't think they're doing this for america. they're doing it politically because an election is coming up. if they pat themselves on the back on, this i will go on a mad looting spree in your neighborhood, jessica. >> jessica: we basically live in the same neighborhood. >> katie: so judge, in this plan, the refund the police plan, there's not a single word about victims and promoting victims rights, which we've seen a lot of that. >> jeanine: that's always been a thorn in my side. as you know, i felt it should be call

other sectors , for example, education and social spheres and an international trip, speaking today about the results, and the work in the liberal democratic party noted that, of course, this session was especially not for the party simple, but in the current conditions of unprecedented sanctions pressure, absolutely unique for our country. all factions need to unite. today is not the time to break up and create some kind of dividing lines, including those of an inter-party character, criticize each other, just for the sake of appearances. today, in general , the situation with unprecedented pressure on the country requires the consolidation of our efforts to strengthen the national economy and strengthen social policy. speaking about work after the final plenary session, state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin noted that now the deputies have the opportunity to work in the region in the regions, including the work in the dpr and lpr will continue in the summer. in addition, committees will continue their work, including those with relevant departments, but speaking of the plan for the next session and holding government hours. viacheslav volodin

that was a coalition government some with social democrats and one of the people in the government that was non-party was john masarik, who was the son of the founding president of czechoslovakia who was kind of a demigod in in many different ways and somebody who was above party politics. so this man that had been the foreign minister during the government in exile becomes the official foreign minister in a coalition government. it's very important to understand that it was a coalition and that benish was the president as a democrat. the prime minister was a communist and then there was kind of a mixture of people in the government. and yanmasarik tried to operate within this kind of a setup my father at that stage was made ambassador to yugoslavia. and i remember as a little girl, you know, the little girl in the national costume that gives flowers at the airport. that's what i did for a living. and so young maseric would come and visit us and i remember asking my father. why did he always have his right arm in a sling and my father said because he won't shake hands with the communists. and so he w

socialism and the war on fossil fuels. they want it to stop. if the democratic partyn't reach to something in the center it will be out of power for 20 years. >> harris: last word real quick, jason. >> i appreciate that you appreciate what it is that i'm saying but we'll see. you've seen a lot of elections that you try to nationalize and they come down to local issues. people are concerned about what is going on in their communities. if their communities are strong. and that's what is going to happen with a lot of these elections. that's why democrats are actually out polling a lot of republicans in some of these statewide elections. particularly in pennsylvania with the governor's race -- the senate race there and in other places in the country. people are concerned about what is going on in their community democrat or republican. >> harris: we'll see. gas prices hit everybody. jason nichol and matt schlapp thank you very much. i will let you gentlemen go and see you next time. we've seen the reports democrats are souring on a thought of a biden/harris ticket in 2024

and there is, uh, representative revolutionary democracy and very you can just buy a party and the social democratsy 10%, well, 12 maximum. take any european country on your map. uh, she will win and will form, uh, a parliamentary coalition. and then she went on. that is, you need to buy only representatives of twelve percent of the voters, that is, in truth. this is 5% of the population. approximately, if you look here slovakia e. well, it's easier to buy a multi-million dollar turkey and erdogan, who also asks for f-16, and after all, f-16. let's do it in poland slovakia in germany by the way, they canceled the program with france, they squeak that their new one. uh, military-designed aircraft too. they are developing five plus there, that if there is funding by the end of the year, they will not completely turn off bankruptcy, but at the same time germany is already buying, it seems that new us aircraft, you know how well the us has settled down. well, it's so easy. wait, business is money, but don't forget, please. it's good that you included more than 200 airspace violations on the map greece

i can very easily buy a party and the social democrats. it's only 10%. well, 12 max. on your map. uh, she will win and will form, uh, the parliamentary kali. and then she went on. that is, you need to buy only representatives of twelve percent of the voters, that is, in truth. this is 5% of the population approximately, if you look here slovakia e. well, it's easier to buy a multimillion-dollar turkey and erdogan, who is also asking for f-16s, and after all, f-16s. let's do it in poland, in slovakia, in germany. by the way, they canceled the program with france, they squeak that their new one. uh, they are also developing a developed military aircraft there, five plus, that if there is no funding by the end of the year, everything will not collapse completely, but at the same time germany is already buying, it seems that you know how well the united states built new us aircraft. well it is easy. the tricks of the united states of america and conditional on the independence of the conditional sovereignty of the european countries today sergey viktorovich lavrov spoke i

social security council official, and the c o strategic consulting. now, she says biden's trip has been questioned by members of both the democratic and republican parties. there's some confusion about why president biden took this trip at this time. why go to israel now? why go to saudi arabia now? them a good portion of democrats, really question in particular, president biden's a visit to israel because they don't see something new. they don't see it as advancing u. s. interests or their particular, their particular priorities here in the united states. the real intent here is to give some cover to president biden really almost completely reversing course on his preferred policy toward saudi arabia. during the campaign, he famously said he was going to make saudi arabia and it's crown prince the crier that they are. and now he is. he is completely reverse course and he is going to saudi arabia where he will meet and probably shake hands with saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed been some on. but that too is strange. there's not any real expectation in washington that biden's trip to saudi arabia will bring down the price of gasoline. here in the unit