national defense, an application for compensation can be submitted through the action of the social protection agency or a notary, it is necessary to provide a copy of a document confirming the right of ownership, it is also desirable to attach photos or video materials before or after the destruction of the residence, all applications will be verified by the commission that will be created by self-government bodies and 30 days when the commission , through the use of a digital tool, is a register of damaged and destroyed property, it will create a housing certificate if the housing is destroyed, if it is an apartment building and the apartment is located in such a building, for those whose housing is completely destroyed, the law provides for housing certificates for the amount of damage caused, that is, the state guarantees to finance the purchase of a ready-made apartment or house or housing. what is the location of your new one being built? accommodation you choose yourself, you can also receive funds to a target account to restore damaged housing, a person receives target funds that can be used

i have to legalize his agency, which, of course, there must be a whole spectrum of social protection. to help roof over your head restoration of documents providing housing places for treatment places for children's education. one remarque for to make it clear, the depth of the problem is a person who came, for example, from the dpr, lpr, and gets a job in russia. he comes and says, i'm ready, i'm a locksmith there, 25th grade. take to work with pleasure. give the pipe a book. listen, yes. you're not fired, so you see, it's written here. but we don’t know, go, quit your job, get up and then come, you can take a job , we can’t. this is a trifle, a trifle that spoils a person's life , a lot of documents that do not allow a person. he says, listen, i no, this is not a small thing, just, of course, a small thing for this person. i want to understand a clean system. who can decide this special body. yes, this is a special body that will deal with new territories and social protection of the new territory, it turns out that it must be created , it must be created by its leader. it must be c

course, the biden commits to protecting strengthen social security while improving the program to the lowest income americans. he also seeks to improve customer services at the agency by increasing staff and decreasing those telephone wait times. how many of us have heard of the frustration when you call social security that you didn't get your check or the wrong check any have to wait hours and hours before someone answers the phone. most people give up and hang up and it's just so dispiriting. now we know where the president stands. americans know democrats stand with the working families of america. so now, the ball goes to speaker mccarthy and the republicans court. today is march 9 and there is still one big question all of us are asking, speaker mccarthy, where's your plan. where is your plan on deficit reduction, which we have talked about here. where is your plan, speaker mccarthy? where is your plan on making sure we pay our debts? where's your plan? whether it's on putting together a budget or avoiding default, we have no plan from speaker mccarthy. speaker mccarthy, the president has shown where he stands in where we stand, where do you stand, where's yo

government, our paid federal government agencies are telling the social media like when russia, china and iran are trying to interfere in our elections. putin protection act. they want putin and xi to run free over our platforms and fine federal government employees thousands of dollars if they alert our government to what foreign-maligned actors are doing. and the whole justification for it is their silly obsession with hunter biden's laptop and "new york post" story which was taken down by twitter one day three weeks before the election as an exercise of their private decision making and then elon musk and fires six journalists and they have no problem with that. they can do whatever they want. they want to fire journalists and take a story down for an hour or a day, they can do tay and want to turn that into the basis for handcuffing the entire government of the united states so we can't protect ourselves against putin and xi. give me a break. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. comer: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. grothman: i rise in favor. it is unfortunate that this bill is necessary

protect your retirement funds with from esg agenda. m effectively cancels labor department build to shield retirement agencies to invest in environmental, socialernance issues or esg for short. biden tweeting, this bill would risk the retirement savings with risk factors, maga don't like but quickly hitting back of the president. and a bar who wrote the bill telling fox, "instead of siding with americans who are increasingly and eager to afford retirement, biden put climate activist groups beholden to a head of middle-class american investors." even democrats talking about impeachment for alejandro mayorkas and teaming up with katie hobbs at the border today. you won't see him in texas where smugglers terrorizing entire communities and we are talking to a residential who don't feel safe and ignored by the biden white house. >> ashley: dr. fauci going door to door with d.c. mayor with a vexing and it doesn't look like either of them expected this. >> nine months is definitely not up for anybody to be taking a vaccination that you came up with. >> your campaign is about fear. it is about inciting fear and you attack people with fear appear that

about measures for the anti-terrorist protection of objects that are under the jurisdiction of law enforcement agencies. rorists in the first speaker at the socialy meeting was the head of the ministry of internal affairs vladimir kolokoltsev russian military destroyed polish self-propelled artillery crab on this today was reported in the ministry of defense of russia in the donetsk direction, during the active operations of the units of the southern group of forces , air strikes, artillery fire and heavy flamethrower systems per day destroyed up to 210 ukrainian military personnel, in addition, five armored combat vehicles were destroyed three self-propelled artillery mount crab of polish production, self-propelled artillery mount carnation, two combat vehicles, rszo, grad, two d-30 howitzers and one howitzer d 20. in addition, in the avdeevka area, a mobile communication center was liquidated from the 110th mechanized brigade of the airborne forces, a russian soldier successfully hits equipment and a fortress area of ​​​​nationalists and, under coal in the dpr, a methodical attack on the city, which is important because of the dominant heights

social media platform who are trying to do their best on content that moderation. and then you have natural national security agencies trying to do their best to protect our democracy. maybe that makes more sense than this idea of there being some vast overarching conspiracy that we all know we could not pull off every government trying to do something like that. >> this is the other thing. the question here is, let's say again, the interactions between folks in the national security apparatus of the u.s. government and twitter folks around these questions. disinformation or foreign disinformation. obviously a precedent here. there was a criminal somber tied by the russian government in 2016. what's the actual tangible policy implication here? if you're saying this was bad where there is a grievance, then we should repair it. so the question becomes, for what? what? and what is the answer to that ? >> i guess is that we should allow foreign actors to use our social media platforms to try and influence our elections, that we should allow them to drive covid misinformation after -- whatever webs they can in our society. they are actually actively doing it. we know th

agency decided to auction off pieces of the bank. the fdic should announce the winning bidders sometime this weekend. >> and >> sara: there is a new trend to limit people's use of social media to protect them from him. utah law requires permission for youngsters to access certain sites. we talked to some parents who offered suggestions on how to handle the matter. >> utah is the first state to limit teenagers access. parental consent for facebook, twitter and snapchat. >> we have a responsibility to protecting children? other states have similar bills in the works including ohio and arkansas >> cyber bullies, inappropriate material, dull to pray on children are successful on these platforms. >> in new york parents see the possible harm from social media. short on wanting it been. >> it is like sports it could be dangerous but also healthy. >> i do not appreciate banning equity to educate and share there are good things >> clinical psychologist jacqueline sperling agrees educating children is more important than limiting their use. >> dave jones it is not the amount of time per se. it is about the choice of use. and i thing that is education can be powerful. :the movement to limit soci

protect retirement funds from controversial esg agenda. the veto effectively cancels out a labor day policy that would shield retirement agencies from having to invest in environmental, socialovernance issues. biden tweeting this bill would risk your retirement savings by making it illegal to consider respecters maga house republicans don't like. now, to the world baseball classic and the stage is set to japan fails off against team u.s.a. in the finals. this after walking off team mexico 6-5 in spectacular fashion. >> in the air, deep centered field, thomas on the move it's off the wall. score. here comes the winning run. japan turns it around on its last breath. [cheers] >> meanwhile after lost to team u.s.a. bullpen pitcher reportedly defected from cuba. he was not on the team's flight home from miami to havana. he is now the first player to defect during the wbc. as for the title game the u.s. vs. japan is tonight 7:00 p.m. eastern only on fox sports one. those are your headlines. >> brian: surprised only 1. bullpen camper. >> steve: you don't see those in the average yankee game. >> katie: fun to watch. >> brian: i watched venezuela against the u.s. did you watch that.

i have to legalize his agency, which, of course, and there must be a whole spectrum social protectione to educate children. one remarque, in order to make it clear, the depth of the problem is a person who came, for example , from the dpr, lpr, and gets a job in russia. he comes and says, i'm ready, i'm a locksmith there, the twenty-fifth category. take to work with pleasure. give the pipe a book. listen, yes. you are not fired. so you see it, azov is written here. and we don't know, go, quit your job, get up and then you come, you can take it to work , we can't. this is a trifle, a trifle that spoils a person's life, a lot of documents that do not allow a person. he says, listen i no it's not a small thing. just, of course not for this person. i want to understand a clean system. who can decide this special body. yes, this is a special body that will deal with new territories and social protection of the new territory, it turns out that it must be created, it must be created , its leader must be created, we must create it, it must be possible to formulate laws that are quickly adopte

social media. that needs to and i think will change. how do you protect the consumer? you have regulatory agencies that protect our food and our health in general. in this space, there are none. you have statutory schemes to protect the consumer from abuse and in this space there are none. you can always go to court in america if you feel like you've been wronged except here. the american consumer is virtually unprotected from the abuses of social media and of all americans, i think young people are the most exposed. parents who are helpless, there's somebody affecting your kids that you will never see and a lot of times it's a machine. who is watching the machine if at all. the surgeon general issued a report that is pretty damming about business model is to get people to watch things is much as possible whether or not those things are good for you. they make money based on eyeballs and advertising. there is no regulatory agency in america with any meaningful power to control this. they are -- there are more bills being introduced in this bill than any other subject matter that i know of. i want

protection agency in the country, and congress, frankly. there's a lot of discussion talking about putting in place bipartisan protection. i think that would go a long way for socialre negotiating right now with the treasury departments, trying to avoid a ban, and during that moment with every incentive to opewmuq in the right way, they were surveilling the location of journalists. based on level of concerns, we need to address across the board as a government. there's something unique that leads us to need tot( take an action on tiktokq in the near term. >> tiktok's ceo says the company has never been asked or shared any of that user data with the chinese government as you suggest could happen down the road. ift( that did happen, what is t fear, to explain and take it one step further. all of this data is collected from users of tiktok. let's say it makes its way into thee1 hands of the chinese government, what is the fear from youre1 end of what the government might do with the information? >> there's ae1 report. forbes newly describing a tool that a tiktok employee says they have access to, that employees refers to as nsa to go, that allows itqe$uz build5a■ pot

social media platforms? to use those standards takedown speech that the constitution protects? >> this germs to the bifurcated eagle the shoe. we have on one hand the question of the agency relationship. some courts like the eight circuit dos and page, they have had analogous cases where they say there was an agency when a government official made a call. negative actions were taken. there is also the direct action. obviously federal agents are government actors. in the cases you have the agency identifying american citizens for their very poor and say we think these people should be suspended or [interpreter] removed. as i say in my testimony, it is a particularly ominous thing. to have the chief law enforcement agency performing the. an agency with incredible powers. this was not the normal situation of a public affairs office. someone says, look, the fbi did the. the public affairs office says, you know what? that was a state raid. we weren't even in that issue. >> they did it in private. >> right. here you had the government itself looking for citizens who should be silenced and targeted. that is a problem, in and of itself. whether it triggers a issue in the agency

government, our paid federal government agencies are telling the social media like when russia, china and iran are trying to interfere in our elections. putin protectioney want putin and xi to run free over our platforms and fine federal government employees thousands of dollars if they alert our government to what foreign-maligned actors are doing. and the whole justification for it is their silly obsession with hunter biden's laptop and "new york post" story which was taken down by twitter one day three weeks before the election as an exercise of their private decision making and then elon musk and fires six journalists and they have no problem with that. they can do whatever they want. they want to fire journalists and take a story down for an hour or a day, they can do tay and want to turn that into the basis for handcuffing the entire government of the united states so we can't protect ourselves against putin and xi. give me a break. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. comer: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. grothman: i rise in favor. it is unfortunate that this bill is necessary today.