several states. when called into the actual service of the united states. he shall nominate and by and with the advice and consent of the senate shall appoint officers of the united states with the military and political issues resolved by debate and compromise. the delegates were ready to sign the final draft of the constitution on 17 september in was to be a final call for reconciling nation of differences and for unanimous support of the new document, which was to become the primary law of the land. the elder statesmen of the convention, benjamin franklin. i ask for permission to address the delegates. gentlemen. i beg your indulgence that i have had to commit my remarks to paper for my advanced age. i cannot trust to memory. dr. franklin. i would consider it an honor if i could assist you by reading your speech before this convention. oh, that's very kind of you, james. yes. perhaps that would be better. mr. president. and i confess that there are several parts of this constitution which i do not

shad white is state auditor for the state of mississippi. mr. roberts knodell is the director of the missouri department of social services. ms. kristi putnam is a secretary of the arkansas department of human services and doctor aisha nyandoro is the ceo of supreme court opportunities in jackson, mississippi. welcome to you all. mr. carter i will never recognize you for five minutes to deliver your opening statement. >> chairman lahood, ranking member davis and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify a potential reforms to the tanf program specifically, and on a broader statement in general. my name is clarence carter and i currently serve as commissioner of the tennessee department of human services in the administration of governor building. tendency of my last stop in a 32 year career in the administration of public safety net programs and agencies at the federal, state and local levels of government. during that career i've had the blessing and good fortune of serving two presidents, four governors and the mayo

the secretaries of state, some of the states that have pulled out, the second use of state or other high election officials were praising the system weeks before they pulled out saying it was the best tool. interestingly, jeramy, so california, stephen was talking about that the more states the better that are in eric california, maybe you can talk about, california has not been eric. >> we are optimistic at the local level that this date of california will become a member of eric. we are. there is a recent assembly bill 1206 and the california clerks and elections officials have taken a position of support. i think first and foremost let me say that for the most part local registrars don't have the burden of partisanship. so you're not going to hear me reference the right or any specific political party. ultimately the objective is to administer fair, transparent, accurate elections. if you talk to a registrar within any state i'm going to sue they are going to state just in fact, to bed. at the end of the day if you are managing a large data set of any kind and the data set is ins

beautiful state, i love the lakes. i can sit down, relax without worrying about crocodiles or alligators, cotton mouth snakes and other creatures, mosquitoes the size of my toe. so i appreciate your state loving and if you ever need somebody to come and to voter education, i'm willing to come. we will feed to lobster. >> let me ask a question, the municipalities and rank-choice voting. did you see similar outcomes in terms of being able to count the ballots in a pretty orderly process, that was my first question, my second one went to i recognize that you mentioned there was sop opposition to rank choice voting that came from republicans and you used the word and there's still amendment to repeal rank-choice voting and if so where are you folks on that and lastly, will rank choice be voting in the few hour for election of foreigner and other state officials. thank you again. beautiful state, you can bring some of your lobsters. [laughter] >> that's a promise next time. [laughter] >> it's not a bribe. >> the questions d

a state lawsuit in the state of michigan.'m from detroit. we also now have one in a federal court that goes to court october 5. i came to see all of you. my question is, how do we engage and work together with organizations like yours if it costs a business of dissence in. our impact in restricting causes us not to have black representation is lie liberal brothers and sisters in our own party. they got a majority with white leadership. i have no problem with white people. however, i have a problem when we are losing feet. we don't have any black congresspeople in the democratic party in the state. we have lost all black seats in the senate. and we have lost these in the house. so a lot of our people are quiet in detroit because they don't want to rock the boat because if our liberal brothers and sisters. simone: coalition building. i'll give one to miss morial and the congresswoman. >> this is what i say we have to have a mentality we have no permanent friends. no permanent enemies. just permanent interest. kphrao*rpbg that s

well, yes it is not enough, but the united states is a united state, and it must be taken into account that it is our main partner, without which nothing is possible . but the united states has its own vision. now it seems to me that the united states is already entering the electoral cycle already, well, all american officials are already looking at the future elections and they are synchronizing this war of attrition, as they see it, synchronizing it with the elections that will be held, well, accordingly , the administration is looking at what will happen it is important that putin considers a victory what ukraine considers a victory, and that the ukrainian elections will be considered a victory by american voters when, well, when the active process begins in the united states, it is important for the participants race, someone wants the united states to uh, so that the image of the victory of ukraine, according to joseph biden, was not so brilliant , for example, on the contrary, the administrations want it to be brilliant, but taking into account the situation on the battlefield o

such as china to the united states, which seriously threatens the united states' power. countries like china in the economic field can be a big threat to the united states. before china, the power of japan, the boulevard of power that was close to the united states, was buried due to the agreements that were imposed on this country . now china is acting independently, and in fact, it is one of the policies america is not complying because of this yellow storm, china is a danger that cannot be averted mr. akbari dynamic, let's talk about the news about the americans in the field of military and security and the previous days of the past years will be examples of the military weakness of the united states. and he says that this issue of syria is the issue of afghanistan the war in syria and the issue of the war in ukraine are all signs of the decline of america in terms of military and security . let us examine the word "volume" and "excess" in isfahan, which cannot be summed up on the basis of force. in the combination that we examine in the hard field of america, economi

and do it in a state by state direction and, why?ur time for choosing. weaver not getting a mulligan on the 2024 election and republicans lost three straight elections in a row and supposed to have a red wave at 9% and crashed and burned but not in florida. we delivered in florida. we've got to choose right, we've got to win, and we need somebody that's going to be able to serve two terms and in january of 2023, they'll be able to astress the nation saying turn the economy around and we secured the border and fended off the threat from communist china, as your president, i'll get that job done. stuart: governor christie, i believe i saw you write something. governor christie -- excuse me, governor christie, i believe i did see you write something on the card. >> no, but i'll certainly tell you. look, i think i'm the only one on the stage that's been clear about this. i vote donald trump off the island right now. the reason i vote him off the island -- stuart: any of the people on the stage? >> no, every person on the stage has shown

in a state court, looking at the state law and the state state -- speedy trial act, five virtue of demand- i think ms. powell has to be separate out on the remaining 17 so the question for today is whether the trial of ms. powell will be joined with -- jointly mr. chesebro or not. based on on -- the law i have seen, her demand for speedy trial cannot be drunk by the desire of the government to try everyone together when other defendants have moved to severance and they are not ready so that is the first point i want to make. i think we are on the same path as mr. chesebro about when the trial should happen which leads us to the second question about whether or not mr. chesebro and mr. powell should be tried together and i echoed many of the things my co-defendant's counsel has said although i have a different view of the evidence as it relates to ms. powell. in the indictment, the government was kind enough to list the summary of the various manner and means of the indictment. ms. powell has something to do with most of it. they have nothing to do with small -- false statements of state l

making every state a border state.t's hard to take any of the paper masks seriously when we know that they don't work, that we've been proven time and time again, while they're on their seventh booster shot and still supposedly getting covid. mr. chair, i yield. the chair: the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. lee: mr. chairman, this amendment has nothing to do with securing our southern border or fentanyl or anything else. what this amendment actually does is misrepresent the actual reality of our policy. there is not and has not been a covid vaccine requirement for travelers outside of the united states. this amendment would prohibit the use of funds to enforce or implement a covid vaccine mandate for individuals traveling outside of the united states, which does not exist. this amendment has nothing to do with the southern border or fentanyl. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady has the only remaining time. ms. lee: ok, i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balanc

rights bill in the state of florida. while just two years ago going to china, literally ground steero of that human rights crisis, to film mulan without a peep until the very end of the movie. you can see it in the credits, we thank the local authorities for allowing us the privilege of filming here. our fellow ohioan, former ohioan, at least, lebron james, who famously derided darryl morrie, the general macker of the rocket, for daring to say, fight for freedom, stand with hong kong. nike, blackrock, airbnb, jpmorgan chase, the story is the same. because it's not even their fault. it comes down to money. the chinese communist party builds a great chinese wall that stops you from entering the chinese market if you criticize the c.c.p. but they will roll out the red carpet if you criticize the united states. take blackrock, the first asset manager ever to be granted as a foreign asset manager the right to sell mutual funds in china. how did they get it? it was only after blackrock's c.e.o. lobbied in the united states for

if you are a friend, an alley of the united states -- an ally of the united states, this bill supports you. but if you are an adversary or cozying up to the adversaries of the united states, frankly, you are just not going to like this bill. i am extremely proud of this legislation which was carefully and thoughtfully developed over many, many months. in my judgment, it reflects the values and interests of most americans. we carefully reviewed all the organizations and programs that receive u.s. taxpayer dollars in this bill. among the key factors, let be be very blunt, it's whether investments advance our national security interests. whether they can samoa demonstrated results -- can show demonstrated results and our need to reduce the national debt and to reduce spending in a responsible way. so the saving foreign operations bill totals $55.5 billion. it cuts $8.2 billion, 14% reduction, below the 2023 enacted level. and $17 billion, or 25% below the president's request. in fact, it is $2.7 billion below the f.y.-d 2019 enacted level. $288 million below even the fiscal year 2015 enac

to recognize the state of palestine, which the united nations has accepted as an observer state. these same states confirm every day that they support the two state solution but they recognize only one, israel. why? what is the danger posed by the state of palestine obtaining full membership at the united nations. what is the danger? israel enjoys this recognition, though it has not adhered to conditions for succession to the united nations. it did not adhered. these conditions namely are the implementation of resolutions 181 an we calld upon your organization 194. to take measures against israel until it fulfills its obligation to peace. they were presented in a written declaration. the minister at the time sent a written commitment of the resolution in 1949, but nothing has happened since. this request of ours is for the sake of peace and justice and out of respect for international law, international legitimacy, and this esteemed organization ladies and gentlemen, our people are descending their homeland -- defending their homeland with peaceful, popular resistance. this is ou

in the state of florida. when the world went mad, florida stood as a bastion of freedom. ron said, not on my watch. he held the line in defense of peoples rights, liberties, livelihood, and happiness. he fought and kept the state of florida free. he took the hit. he would roll out of bed in the morning and the media, the left, even republicans would go after him. i would joke that the guy could say that he could walk on water in the media would say that he couldn't swim. no matter what he was getting hit. he said, if it means i lose my job so the people of florida can keep their jobs, so be it. that is what a leader has to do to put the interest and well-being of the people ahead of themselves. and that is the kind of leader that you know you will get as president of the united states. it is really a rarity in politics. too often you see people going to elected office, and they want to be liked by the beltway press. they like the job, they like the perks, they stay up there for four years, they do nothing, an

the state lawmakers can decide the policies for their state. but it's not just policy anymore.in to try to tilt the scales. what is the way forward, as you see it in ohio, that could help other states? >> you know, when i first started running for office many years ago, a reporter looked at me and he said, do you think roe will be overturned in your lifetime? and i remember at the time, the consensus was, there's absolutely no way that's going to happen. but i remember i looked at him and i said, absolutely. i absolutely believe roe will be overturned in our lifetime because if i didn't, then i shouldn't be running for office and i shouldn't be doing the work to get to the point where roe is overturned. and thankfully by the grace of god i think for a lot of people it was overturned even quicker than what some conservatives would have even thought. we're at the place in ohio where it's actually, i think, the first quarter of a post-roe america. and i think for some people it can be very frustrating to see some states having these citizen-led ballot initiatives where ohioans are

i say that as somebody from the state in the west that is an oil and gas state, a rural state, a statewhere our communities depend on ranching and where state revenue predominantly comes from oil and gas from those lands and our state has committed a similar rule and not only did not come into the revenue of this space, we seen the largest astronomical growth over the last several years in new mexico ever in the history of our state. this year we are on par to see the largest growth in oil and gas revenues after incrementing a similar rule so i find it very upsetting when i see the resources in the body of congress and is being used to put forward narratives and misinformation in my mind is intended to scare the american people because it is simply not true and much of what i heard, it is not true. about balancing the needs of our public lands. if we want to talk about bureaucrats misusing public land, i do have to note with respect but was brought up this morning, it is safe but similar, sacred to indigenous people and political sue people as long as places like mount rushmore and the

i say that as somebody from the state in the west that is an oil and gas state, a rural state, a statewhere our communities depend on ranching and where state revenue predominantly comes from oil and gas from those lands and our state has committed a similar rule and not only did not come into the revenue of this space, we seen the largest astronomical growth over the last several years in new mexico ever in the history of our state. this year we are on par to see the largest growth in oil and gas revenues after incrementing a similar rule so i find it very upsetting when i see the resources in the body of congress and is being used to put forward narratives and misinformation in my mind is intended to scare the american people because it is simply not true and much of what i heard, it is not true. about balancing the needs of our public lands. if we want to talk about bureaucrats misusing public land, i do have to note with respect but was brought up this morning, it is safe but similar, sacred to indigenous people and political sue people as long as places like mount rushmore and the

the same states confirm everyday the support the two state solution. but they recognize only one of these states namely israel. why? what is the danger posed by the state of palestine obtaining full membership in the united nations? what is the danger? israel enjoys the international recognition though it has not adhered to the conditions for a successor to the united nations. but did not adhere. these conditions of the resolution. r we therefore call on your esteemed organization to take deterrent measures against u israel until it fulfills its obligations. that were presented in a written declaration by minister of foreign affairs at the time. he sent a written commitment to implement these solutions in 1949 but nothing has happened. this request of ours is for the sake of peace and justice and respect for international law, to legitimacy in this esteemed organization. ladies and gentlemen our people are defending their homelands through peaceful popular resistance this is our policy. it is a strategic option for self-defense and to liberate the land

uh consideration of state consent.next stage, which will be possible there in a few months. and maybe even in another year. the consideration rules used to be generally very long there, up to 5-80 years. now they are trying to decide a little faster. questions 3-5 years. uh, there is a procedure for considering the case internationally saturday. they time is not in a hurry, no one is rushing them . they carefully study all the documents and, based on the discussion, so to speak, an appropriate decision is made . anatoly yakovlevich is huge for you. thank you for such a clear explanation, we will monitor developments. all the best, we'll keep an eye on it. thank you bye. we have reached the donetsk people's republic. when such people come, they bring a lot of good things and not with weapons in their hands, sergei, he goes and shines. just like that, the halo behind them is all for the front. everything for victory we filmed the first episode with him. and after this day, seryozha had to leave for this ill-fated car. he

the united states has already mobilized more than $30 billion to state date. we are creating a race to the top with projects that have high standards for workers, the environment, and intellectual property while avoiding a trap of unsustainable debt. we are focused on economic corridors while maximize the impact of our collective investment, and deliver consequential results across multiple countries and multiple sectors. for example, we'll extend across africa from the western port of angola to the d.r.c. boosting regional connectivity and strengthening commerce and food security in africa. similarly, the groundbreaking effort we announced at the g-20 connect -- to connect india to europe through the u.a.e., saudi arabia, jordan, and israel will spur opportunities in investment across two continents. this is part of our effort to build a more sustainable, integrated middle east. it demonstrates how israel's greater normalization and economic connection with its neighbors is delivering positive and practical impacts even as we continue to work tirelessly to su

they even tried to assassinate the secretary of state of the united states of america. they even tried to assassinate the national security advisor of the united states of america. this tells you all you need to know about iran's murderous intentions and iran's murderous nature. iran continues to threaten international shipping lanes, hold foreign nationals for ransom, and engage in nuclear blackmail. over the past year, its murderous goons have killed hundreds and arrested thousands of iran's brave citizens, iran's drones and missile program threaten israel and our arab neighbors, and iran's drones have brought and bring death and destruction to innocent people in the ukraine. yet the regime's aggression is largely met by indifference in the international community. eight years ago, the western powers promised that if iran violated the nuclear deal, the sanctions would be snapped back. well, iran is violating the deal, but the sanctions have not been snapped back. to stop iran's nuclear ambitions, this policy must change. sanctions must be snapped back. and above all -

so a bunch of states got busy and by 1992, michigan was the last state they needed and it became the 27th amendment. so you have 12, one of the bites the dust, 11 go to the states. one doesn't make it. 10 do. that is why we have the original 10 amendments to the bill of rights. in fact, the first amendment we always think of freedom of press and religion, that was actually the third amendment of the original proposal. so that is the story. by the way, this is a timely conversation because if you have been paying attention to some of the lesser headlines in the news, there is now a 28th amendment out there that is going to be the subject of greater attention increasingly. what happened is in the 1970's, the equal rights amendment, guaranteeing equal rights for women, prohibition against discrimination on the basis of sex, was passed and sent for ratification. here is an interesting thing. amendments proposed to the states have had timelines in which they can be considered. in other words, not the 27th amendment. that one obviously had no timeline. the original group did not have a tim

the golden state is turning into a soviet state. california's attempt to ban vehicle is yet another step towards marxism and no wonder people are fleeing california in droves as their state attempts to partner with the radical e.p.a. by handcuffing people to purchase electric vehicles. the biden administration is weaponizing federal agencies to ensure his radical green new deal agenda while saddling americans with the costs involved. limiting consumer choice is a veiled attempt to force marxist principles down the throats of consumers. your support and my support of this bill pushes back against radical ideals and promotes the opportunity for free markets to prevail. mr. speaker, i yield back. mrs. rodgers: i reserve. the gentlewoman from washington reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: can i ask of the time remaining on both sides inform. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentleman from new jersey has two minutes remaining and the gentlewoman from washington has five minutes remaining. mr. pallone: i'll co

pro-life legislation here in the hawkeye state. and the progress we've made in other states around the country. the american people elect presidents. the mecca people elect senators and elect congressmen. and i believe even as we work relentlessly to advance protections for the unborn and every state capital in america. i believe that we owe it to the american people to elect a president who will fight for a minimum standard in washington, d.c. i must tell you, i think we ought to ban abortion across america from that point that a baby can experience pain in the womb for work. it's a 15 week minimum ban. i believe it's an idea whose time has come. why would we leave unborn babies in california and illinois and new york to the devices of liberal state legislatures and liberal governors? we need to stand for the unborn all across america. and as your president i promise you will have a champion for in the oval office. [applause] >> mr. vice president, you gave a speech in new hampshire i think about a week ago in which you said the r

it will give these funds to a private state company and pass losses to the state, this is the conclusion of the audit, he contradicts the law on defense procurement and contradicting the law, more precisely, the government resolution dated 3600 number 363 a, which prohibits changes to change the profit of enterprises or requirements - changes to the profitability of enterprises that work directly with the government, the state audit service acts on the basis of government resolution no. 335, adopted by its cabinet in march 2022, ironically to speed up procurement , there was no profit limitation in the text of the resolution, or rather the word profit was not at all, the state audit service interpreted the resolution somewhat differently if the resolution does not refer to income then it shouldn't be. and the contractors of the ministry of defense have already taxed funds, so they need to be reimbursed from the profits that companies receive, including private ones pay taxes, they pay now, everyone works with charitable funds with the help of volunteers, and uh, in addition, all funds ar

the golden state is turning into a soviet state. california's attempt to ban vehicle is yet another step towards marxism and no wonder people are fleeing california in droves as their state attempts to partner with the radical e.p.a. by handcuffing people to purchase electric vehicles. the biden administration is weaponizing federal agencies to ensure his radical green new deal agenda while saddling americans with the costs involved. limiting consumer choice is a veiled attempt to force marxist principles down the throats of consumers. your support and my support of this bill pushes back against radical ideals and promotes the opportunity for free markets to prevail. mr. speaker, i yield back. mrs. rodgers: i reserve. the gentlewoman from washington reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: can i ask of the time remaining on both sides inform. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentleman from new jersey has two minutes remaining and the gentlewoman from washington has five minutes remaining. mr. pallone: i'll co

now the turkish president, aero one criticized the united states and show that the united states seems to be somewhat hypocritical in its language condemning terrorism or to to do because we are sick and tired of hypocrisy of those who use our assistance. similar organizations as a front for their own political and economic interest in the middle east, north africa. this the how and especially in syria and the rock further. busy are we've seen a number of outlets in the united states talking about how the blank check that has been written to ukraine seems to come to us and uh, the billions and billions of dollars the usa is poured into the country is more than enough. we're hearing critics from the republican party saying that it's time for some accountability and transparency. and we're all this money is going is lensky. elected to congress? is your president's. i don't think i have to commit anything. and i think i have questions for him. where is the accountability on the money we've already spent? what is a plan for victory? i think that's what the american public wants to know wit

state. and now being transformed to the part of the rest of the state a, the army states army trust sector on structure of some security services. but the deal with national and national does either the state or not. so we'll see how good or how well it will be this transformation of the work and how the whole business of bring was 12. i break is a very good thing because next year we have a residential presidential election in the united states or us and we will be willing to help someone to win this election again. and it's a crucial point as well because it's extremely important for us and operation in the okay, we'll be open the next presenter to united states. so just keep in mind this part of the business of promotions, most important that external outreach business environment was just talking about is sometimes called a expeditionary foreign policy, a good stuff. it's essentially uh, a private arm that can do cobra activities in the interest of the state. and in this case, clearly in

dominican republic, a popular tourist state in the caribbean.t is traditionally included in the top exotic holiday destinations. the consular fee now costs $70. belarus is waiting for an apology from the leadership. canada in connection with the honoring of the former essayist in the parliament of this country. the ministry of foreign affairs of our republic noted that in belarus, where every third resident died during the second world war, they are outraged and deeply offended by what happened. according to the application press services of the department, such a cynical attitude towards the memory of thousands of innocent victims of nazism is not an accidental incident, as the organizers of this show are now trying to present it, it is a kind of quintessence of the long-term consistent policy of the authorities of canada and a number of countries of the collective west of concealing the whitewashing... of nazi criminals , conscious connivance, attempts to rewrite history. the foreign ministry made a strong demand to international and public or

the senate has two states to representatives per state. and you see that in this first draft resolved that the members of the first branch ought to be elected by the people of the several states for the term of two years resolved, the members of the second branch should be chosen by the individual legislatures. and remember, until the passage of the 17th amendment, it was state legislatures, not the people who chose senators in the side. here you can compare call outs about how the drives changed, and we've already talked about how there's no preamble. in this draft, we see also that of the 3/5 comprome,he infamous compromise that allowed the states that were determined to preserve svery, to accept the constitution. but amers agreed to base representation on the house and the states, freeing inhabitants, plus 3/5 of all other persons. that was from an earlier attempt by the continental congress to tax the states. and although infamous and discredited and thankfully repealed or made no longer relevant by the passage of the 13th amendment af

states were larger.he constitution attempted to address all of those problems by giving congress the powers the directors thought were necessary. >> why were these papers published under publius? >> publius is the pen name they chose. publius valerius publicola was a roman aristocrat who was known to be in favor of republicanism. a man of the people. they chose that name. it was common inhe 18th century to have a pseudonym. it is not from whom the advice comes that is the most important thing, but whether the advice it be good. the papers are put out there. nobody except probably one person knew who publius valerius publicola was. otherwise it is kept a secret for some time. the one person who was told is the man whom everybody respects the most. and that is washington. >> judge, do you invoke the federalist papers today in your work at the u.s. court of appeals for the armed forces? >> i have not had much occasion. the federalist papers are a source of evidence of the original meaning of the constitutio

states of america yesterday, zelensky met with biden and biden announced to zelensky a new militaryworth 325 million dollars. on september 30 , the budget year of the united states of america ends and this is part of the 2023 budget year at the same time biden promised the first american armored tanks will be in ukraine next week, or he said in a few days, and literally before the broadcast , information appeared from nbc news that biden informed zelensky that the united states of america is sending a small number of long-range attack missiles to ukraine, the truth of official statements from there is no reason for this at the moment. jack sullivan spoke yesterday about the fact that it is not the right time yet, and yet, considering the help that the united states of america is currently providing and, well, rather restrained politics of the president of the united states of america regarding the provision of long-range missiles what what can you say that the united states of america is still trying not to speed up the ukrainian counteroffensive because it is clear that the united

that in if russia wins, not only the united states will lose, europe and the united states can to get a new war already in the middle east, i apologize in the far east, and this tells us, the negotiations tell us about this , the negotiations between putin and how, that is , if ukraine loses, putin can choose the next vector of attack, and it can be on europe, it can be south korea and south korea play a big role in the strategy of the united states to contain china, so i think there were enough arguments to convince the americans of the need for further assistance to ukraine, and this year zelensky will come to the united states for the third time, where in fact the election campaign and the primaries have started, how will the elections in the usa affect aid to ukraine in the future, unfortunately, we have to admit that our ukrainian issue has already become one of the items on the agenda of the american elections , and here it is important for us not to get involved in ukraine . thank you, we seem to have lost touch. it was petro burkovsky, an analyst at the democratic initiatives

may god bless the united states of america. and may god bless the state, israel. thank you to the alabama alabama. please bear us. one more minute, ambassador. if you'd come back up onto the stage and pat ottensmeyer and. clifton, we have a special gift for the ambassador we'd like to present to him in gratitude for you being with us. it is a framed copy of the recognition israel document that is here in the truman collection. one wonderful if you haven't seen this document, it's in the museum. cruise through. that which is in the flowers. it's exciting. thank you. thank you very much. thank you all for coming. appreciate it. have a wonderful day. thank you, ambassador. all right. well, welcome to another edition, a north carolina history. so this lecture today actually well, with what we're studying right now in the class, the turn of the 20th century in north carolina, the tumultuous 1890, but i'm sure you've heard me call every time periodno

through the united states.t is the administrative state at home and the one war i will not change will not be an unforeseen war in the middle east. yes we have to reform the regulations. but it will also require and being honest with ourselves. i will not sell you a fake vision of on shoring everything immediately. it will also require expanded relationships with india. israel, brazil. other east asian countries, including japan and south korea, to get serious about making sure the medicines we put in our mouths are not laced with the same poison that the percocet the young man put in his mouth. and i think that that is the task ahead. we cannot fall in the trap that we will instantly onshore. we have to have a combined mixed strategy while expanding our trade relationships with those other countries. we will be able to take them without having to think twice about whether we are being poisoned by our enemy for our modern way of life. this is the new vision for our conservative movement. a combined honest visio

he was sent from place to place, from state to state. he was physically abused, mentally abused.some beatings and tough times, just tough times in general. these are the stories that he told me later. do you believe them? i do. in 2011, nicholas alahverdian attempted to sue all those he says were involved in his care. he came back with a vengeance. he started suing the state of rhode island, the governor, the speaker of the house... ..in federal court. every day you were beaten? every day in florida, . every day in nebraska, every day in rhode island. this is 12 news now at six. target 12 investigator tim white is here now with the latest developments. we did a lot of reporting on his multiple lawsuits... nicholas alahverdian of rhode island... he alleged physical abuse. he alleged sexual abuse, and, of course, made the claim that the liability fell on the agency for not properly protecting him. again, the agency denied that. they said they followed all the proper protocols but in the end decided to reach a settlement with the plaintiff, with nicholas alahverdian, to put it to be

you know, the, what, cuz they sweeping around the west of low, especially in the united states states. i mean, the of, of the city, the well, the loss of a discipline, the drug addicts, a drug addiction, all sorts of mental illnesses i'll say is really uh, so, i mean, this is the, this is which is the, and these, all the facts i've had that we know, and so as a whole, but we have to understand other people i like for both of us and all the neo conservatives. and you can add to the cult of incentive the new liberals, people and same. so regardless where the, the facts and the, the states status on this and shows all the other way around. like, for instance, like cause of the very beginning is that it was impossible for you credit to win the war. i mean, just recently, a president, zip is the least, he said, and he's one of the many of the number of speeches that without the with ukraine will, will, won't be destroying, will be defeated, which is always do any, any, any effect fits. a great uh, i mean the person to advertise due to the time of the high school, i went to school with some

22nd state fire and rescue squad , the workload has increased from the fire.with the wounded with shelling habits of the 61st state fire and rescue unit of the road, tetyana mykolaivna, to do her job very well, this is our contribution to the victory of the paramedic of the rescue department

delegated by the states to the federal government. the states created the federal government. and i've seen it as an entrepreneur, i've seen it running global businesses, and now i see it, a front row seat as the governor, with the biden administration, where they're always stepping out of their lane and they're always trying to bigfoot particularly, you know, states that are actually resource-producing states, the people that are feeding and fueling the world, you know, are under attack because of an ideology that's about regulation. and so i don't know that it's as much, you know, i don't see this thing sometimes as rural versus urban. there's a lot of economic activity and ideas and stuff that comes from large cities. but we've also, in the united states, i mean, u know, our large cities right now are not a showcase. if you landed here, first-time visitor to the united states and went to some of our cities today, and that was your impression of america, you wouldn't be coming away and saying, "that's the best of america." but i think in this case, you know, there's always t

but i gave money to the state and you gave money to the state. so we suffered losses.y . it is a kind of absurdity, and the problem lies in the fact that the conclusions of the state administration service. so we had a press conference in which mr. sokolovsky also took part, who very popularly and clearly conveys to people the essence of existence in general. well, we have one entrepreneur who is checked by more than 30 different bodies, and here it is already a fact that the situation is the indicated situation is not resolved for more than three months, and this is all simply a matter of interaction between e-e ministries within the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, as there are all the necessary clarifications . that is, the state affairs service is subordinate to the ministry of finance. and for the expenses of the e-e budget of defense, the ministry of defense and the ministry of economy are responsible for their explanations. clarification , they give their understanding. but at the same time, the state administration service makes the following conclusions. why a

is not an issue in that state.f them together they are still 18 points behind donald trump. when you look at the polling numbers, 76% of those who responded that donald trump was their first pick, said they would vote for him next year. which means, he has 36% built in. that is when you look at what is a crowded field here still, difficulty seeing a path for anybody. i go back to tim scott and nikki haley. both of those individuals from south carolina, they have the same favorability ratings at donald trump here. one has got to build progress and build momentum. >> this is post four indictments. this is not an early poll. >> no. back in january, i was at the south carolina statehouse when donald trump was holding his first event as a presidential candidate this time around. i was talking to supports of his outside that is he they had are with limb through and through. that was eight months ago. i go back to, we are five months from the primary. >> susan, you are out with a new piece. you wrote, a split screen has s

hello, let's talk about the main events of the state duma this week.can consider our autumn session open. and social the obligation to our citizens must be fulfilled, the tasks set, everything else has also been decided. we must think about the safety of our citizens in the face of a difficult war against the russian world. we will solve each state program, each article according to its profile, each figure of the federal budget. the key problem of today is high prices for fuel and lubricants at gas stations. they took quite radical steps in plenary fuel sessions. let them return the difference. the new composition of the youth parliament was bypassed by people who had already begun their journey in politics; almost 300 people will represent the interests of their peers in the state duma. when i came to my senses, i said that i would become a deputy. we are waiting for it from the youth parliament. there are no gas initiatives; there is a law that will ensure the quality of gas services. we are returning the principle of continuity of network service,

in the state supreme court. and then the state supreme court will strike down this gerrymandering. i think because the state legislature stepping in through impeachment or federal courts stepping in through some kind of junction, if something like that happens the message will be sent to the people of wisconsin is, essentially wisconsin is it all a garki. there is a legislative body that not only is elected by the people but in practice can only be held by republicans. all of the powers that be have won by one taken away all of the -- the can be used to do something about gerrymandering until there is nothing left. >> and just moving over to north carolina, josh, as a black woman who has served on the bench, how blatantly racist is it for republicans in north carolina to go after the only black woman on the supreme court there for speaking about the subject of racial bias? >> mehdi, we have been here before. after the civil war during reconstruction, formerly enslaved men had the vote and used to elect african a

this is our state now.able to somewhat stabilize the situation, but again, these reserves that we have here are being wasted. they do not participate in key battles for the enemy, near artyomovsk and in the zaporozhye direction, accordingly, the offensive has already brought great benefits to our operational command. and as in addition, these brigades will be crushed, but well, we’re already heading into the water with our reserves to continue the offensive directly in the direction of kupyansk. thank you very much boris aleksandrovich rozhin, a military expert with an accurate analysis of what is happening on the fronts with howl and uh, in fact, the pictures confirm that 200 billion have been spent. not in vain not in vain. no, it’s not for nothing that a large amount of military equipment was crushed already in this conflict, but the impudence of the ukrainian and american leadership, of course, is already off the charts. uh, well, we talked about this, uh, churilo. uh-huh and i think, too, maybe they wi

delegated by the states, states like new hampshire. if it's not specifically delegated to the federal government is reserved exclusively for the states and importantly to the people. we need to make sure freedom and liberty is what our party needs to stand for. it's what we have to fight for in our country in the way you take care of a bloated federal government and everybody says it is bloated we will shrink it. there's never been someone running for president before who actually spent their entire business career, not just -- i'm talking my entire business career was related to software companies that helped take cost out and improve operations. that's what i did. you name it, whatever i've done in the last part of my career, that's what we are doing. we got in north dakota and you get a state like north dakota with the federal government and because there's not competition to the monopolistic things government is doing they never get better. there is no pressure to say you have to improve services, you have to do this more efficient