this is central to the spd, second ukraine will continue to get unflinching support, even if others step third, modernizing the economy bringing it into the 21st century on climate issues, but also efficiencies. the problem is this costs a lot of money and that is what this government is short on. how do you come through with all those promises is the question he needs to answer now. lizzy: is the budget crisis actually any closer to being resolved? >> the problem is nothing is resolved until everything is resolved, this is the problem this coalition faces right now. they have their premises at the spd, but there are two parts of this government that have promises, that greens' expensive climate transition, and lindner. this was ongoing on sunday straight into the budget negotiations, they are ongoing again today, the question is could they skew this and suspend the debt break partially for next year, saying you can only do that when there is a crisis, that the war in ukraine still constitutes crisis so the 8 billion euros that would go to ukraine is suspended from the debt break -- is t

the cdu, csu and spd together received about 50% of the votes. why were they called folk?always together gained at least a constitutional majority. subjectivity due to the fact that some, some part of the european bureaucracy simply fit into this topic for their own benefit ukraine, okay, then the question is simple , now let’s simulate the situation, the united states loses interest in ukraine completely if it switches to the middle east, yes, it pushes this problem exclusively onto europe, how long will europe deal with ukraine’s problem, even taking into account how.. ... they said the need to have a common enemy, as a means of escaping from their own social cataclysms, well , this is a rather idealistic option, i think the united states will not merge... this is the same moldova, georgia, azerbaijan, that is, there are enough certain candidates, donors, cheap labor, how long this will take is a difficult question, it must be calculated, but i think that they are ready to play until 2028 for sure, why 28, because there will be the next elections in the united states. go

the cdu, csu and spd together received about 50% of the votes. why were they called folk?hey always typed constitutional ones together. at a minimum, that is, there is no trust in the systemic political forces, in the social institutions that exist, in order to somehow unite society, it is best to unite, if there is nothing to sell them, it is just that, the image of the enemy and fear , this is what is being done, so europe, or rather its elites, which does not think about european interests, they think... let's start withdrawing part of the pension for some military, there are other funds and services, this does not interest them, but there is another tendency, you noticed about... building within the framework of the european union there will be more criticism and gradually yes, it was quite restrained, now there is still such a pragmatic core that understands that we are losing funds, we are losing subjectivity due to the fact that some, some part of the european bureaucracy, simply because of their own benefit, fit into this topic of ukraine. the question is simple, n

volunteers laid flowers at the obelisk of the hero’s city. blamed russia for all his troubles, the spd said at the congress that it was moscow that allegedly stopped gas supplies to germany, and berlin had nothing to do with it, although it was the european union that refused to buy russian fuel and scholz supported the decision. as a result, the chancellor's rating dropped to 20%. natalya goncharova will tell you the details. before the start of the meeting of the sdp party congress, olaf scholz looks lost and looks around. folded at the waist, the pose looks closed, he seems to be defending himself, the chancellor doesn’t seem to know where to put his hands, this is especially noticeable while others are speaking from the podium, most likely the politician is alarmed by the sharp drop in his rating. schöld has become the most unpopular chancellor since 1997. according to the latest ard survey, his work only 20% of germans are satisfied. the politician begins his speech at the congress. from a video that lists the crises of all recent years that have befallen the chancellor: the pande

at the congress , the spd party stated that it was moscow that allegedly stopped gas supplies to germany had nothing to do with it. although it was the european union that refused to purchase russian fuel and scholz supported this decision. as a result, the chancellor's rating dropped to 20%. natalya goncharova will tell you the details. before the start of the congress meeting. sdp scholz looks lost, looks around, hands folded at his waist, pose looks closed, as if he is defending himself. the chancellor doesn't seem to know what to do with his hands. this is especially noticeable while others are speaking from the podium. most likely, the politician is alarmed by the sharp drop in his rating. scholes has become the most unpopular chancellor since 1997. according to the latest ard survey, only 20% of germans are satisfied with his work. the politician’s speech at the congress begins with a video listing the crises of all recent years that have befallen the chancellor. ukraine, inflation, scholz admitted that the consequences of the confrontation russia and ukraine are dramatic for europ

and on this day, the presence of spd kept the area clear of people shooting up, something they told us is a constant battle. >> this area in particular is suspect at times. >> sam frequently travels for business, he also wants to stay in luxury but once outside of the hotel, he takes precautions. >> i don't feel safe walking in the evening, because they are gathering and i typically have my laptop with me or my camera, i always take a car versus walking. i just don't feel safe out and about. >> reporter: ask for gina and vicki, they will always love san francisco and they hope they can return to the city it once was. >> we know there could be better social programs and we know we can be doing more. >> we did reach out to the hotel for their take on the issues, they say while external challenges do exist, they say the immediate surroundings remain pristine. we are not trying to pick on the hotel, it is a very nice hotel, but it is one of those extreme contrasts in the city where you have luxury, then you walk outside and you have to go face-to-face with what is happening in san francisc

in fact spd supported research directly contributed to the development of the incredible devices nadia it relies on every day. they could still beat years in the future if not for the support. what my daughter and every parent of a child with diabetes needs and what every person affected with diabetes needs is a cure. something that removes the thousands of medical decisions we must make every day so that we can focus on everything else in life. for my daughter that would mean focusing on scoring goals on the soccer field and doing wellin school. not whether she will go dangerously low or high in blood sugar in the process. research can make that happen. spd has been the foundational to nearly every advance in pursuit of that ultimate goal which is skewers. i'm excited about the progress and therapies to delay onset and those at risk of developing the disease. anyone who is able to take advantage of and bail delaying as receiving an incredible gift. time without t-1 d. i wish nadia could have had that opportunity. i do believe it someday nadia ta will receive that ultimate gift. life w

anduril is disruptive in terms of not only your business model, you spd your own money and pitch out a defense products company than defense contractors. >> yes. you're aggressive with your price pots. who are you competing against? our price points because we have to be. we're a new entrant. we use our own money to build products, make them work, and then we sell them to the government. that's the vast majorityf our business model. we're inntivized to move quickly, reuse technology we're used in the past. we're incentivized to reuse those things that allows us to ve lower price points, wch is what you're invent vised to do. >> there have been reports you're ithe market to raise capital right now. as that true? b, us howe does that set you up in the cominyears for a potential ipo? >> anduril is going to ipo. that's not huge news. if people don't know they're not paying attention to twitter or our interviews. the government likes companies at are publicly traded for major programs. they like being able to outsource intelligence to wall street, the securities exchange commission, all t

. >> their agenda, can be summed up in the acronym, spd, scarcity, poverty and depravity. >> inflationnt biden like the devil love sin. >> okay. what's going on there, those are clips and if you keep your sanity, they might be laughable but what if that is what you watch for hours and months and years on into even at the point where your 401(k) might go up a little bit or the job market improves, that doesn't fix everything, you see that so much you don't even notice the other data points. we have obama veteran jake, and journalist michael hit sick for the wider view, next. delectables. delickables? delectables. delickable delectables. yes, just hurry! hm. it must be delicious. got it. delectables lickable treat. ♪ deliciously de-lick-able delectables ♪ there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. love you. have a good day, behave yourself. like she goes to work at three in the afternoon and sometimes gets off at midnight.

i want to spd most of my time this morning taking your questions. i want to thank the chairman of our campaign in new hampshire for being here. thank you for being here. two things i will talk about off the top, first wanted to remind all of you why i got into this race in the first place. i got into this race in the first place to make sure that the truth was told in this race. and ou party and our country needs to hear the truth now more desperately than we've had to r a very long time. we need to hear the truth about donald trump and about what he has done to our party and what he's done to our country and as this field arted to get together and we were watching from our home in new jersey, we became completely convincethat the rest of the field really might be unwilling to take him and ttake him odirectly. and unfortunately, now, with only three weeks to go until the new hampshire primary, we turned out to be right. and i will tell you this. one of the key moments in this campaign w in the first debate in august when they asked us, would you sup

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remembered an old trick that he often used at meetings of the young socialists, the youth cell of the spdpponent of the new restrictions, austrian chancellor nehamer, left the room. that is, this is how you act now if someone disagrees. listen, someone shouldn’t have left, but apparently this someone really wanted to leave, we didn’t interfere with him, this doesn’t contradict eu rules. following the summit, the president of cyprus announced a dangerous precedent, which the eu is now apparently planning to take into account to resolve inconvenient issues. what happens? everyone who disagrees is now kicked out the door, the decision has been made and we move on. you know, this is not how you solve problems. the key task of the european union is to find a compromise between all participants. and if there is no unity, allow contradiction. how is this a crime? they laugh at scholz’s political tricks on air, emphasizing how insignificant their result turned out to be, bloomberg experts call the main outcome of the summit nothing more than a symbolic gesture towards kiev, that the decision has

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