also, but a scene in state as long as united states is not joining this and uh, united states would have probably put at reach or if uh, one of the members of the security council mall will try to submit such a resolution is, is not the only safe domestically? i believe that the national weather usage as another demonstration of december season of victim hood. that's another rules. yeah. beds the world is against us. you see, we know it's awful again. come us and i remind you is that john, nathaniel keeps saying that there is no difference between how much strong and focused on. right. so let me ask you this. i mean, i mean, you say this is not going to change a us position, but we have 3 countries in, in your up to date par for one, no way island, spain as well. recognizing palestine is a state actually they, they, they must be some, you know, some rethinking at some point within is there. i mean, even yeah, in the pete had said that uh is wrote ought to be thinking about recognizing a palestinian state. at some point, is this not going to have an impact on the internal dynamics within

here today -- state of the state address here today. [cheers and applause] speaker longhurst and her majority team, majority whip carrie evelyn are harris and new jfc chair kim williams, kim is where? kim, stand up and be recognized. [applause] i look forward to working with all of you for the rest of this session. i also a want to take a moment to recognize two new justices on the delaware supreme court, justice abby la grow and justic- [inaudible] please stand so we can recognize both of you. [applause] we have a world class judiciary in delaware, and the justices bring a new generation of leadership to our court. thank you for your commitment to public service. and a moment of personal privilege, if i may, i'd like to recognize my wife tracy sitting up here in front for all the hard work she's done on behalf of delaware children over the past seven years. [cheers and applause] tracy has -- [applause] tracy has transformed the role of first lady. we like to call her the first spouse and made sure every delaware child has a first chanc

states, this is no when they come into the state that's what to expect. we don't change who we are to be attracted to the outside world. we need to maintain our standards. we need to be the type of state that is welcoming to families, welcoming to businesses and doing the best job we can to move ourur agenda forward. >> we will continue with additional responses from the remainder of the candidates here. 30 seconds apiece. we will go to mr. doden, your response about social policies and any possible impact it might have on our economic developmen development. >> i've made this clear, i'm hardly pro-life. what people looking for a leader of conviction and on pro-life, i think it's a human rights issue, also a religious issue but also doing things like zero cost adoption have an adoption fund that will help parents that would pay for adoption but the aftercare these are policies, if you look at our policies you should look at our website. we have them all in writing and of alleo been approved by people like you could use policies that one can agree with and

over the form of the past and in states and over the substance of such a state. and to anyone who has been observing this issue over the past decades, it's clear as day light that is real simply has no intention to end the occupation . so when, on the one hand you give this unconditional support to isabel by making its on by making pulse and he writes, dependent on is really concerned then statements in support of 2 states. settlement are really just performative and not more than smoke and mirrors . after the announcements, the u. s. again reiterated that it does not support unilateral recognition of a palestinian state and no surprise there a while. then you in general, assembly over womanly supports the palestinian state. the us unilaterally blocked a bid for, for you in membership earlier this year. this is all of this meaningless. this entire push for a palestinian state recognition is not meaningless. if the u. s. and other major powers won't change their longstanding policy. i wouldn't go so far as to characterize it as meaningless. again, i think it's pol

as the head stated states in their address to citizens on the results.uch a result will require even greater dedication. the head of state is expected to arrive at the large kremlin palace at 12:00 today in an updated auurus senate car. the main changes to this car affected the appearance. the designers changed the bumper, headlights, radiator grille, hood, wings, and as it became known, a night vision function appeared in the cabin. additional cameras also updated the multimedia system. also. will take place in st. andrew's hall, also called the throne room, it is dedicated to the first and highest order of russia, st. andrew the first-called. the room is divided by square columns of white marble in the central part of the hall; opposite the entrance there is a royal seat. three thrones are installed here, for the emperors, his wife and mother. at the back there is an image of a double-headed eagle, on the wall above the tent. the image of the all-seeing eye is locked. during the inauguration, a stage is set up here. according to the regulations , the s

state? mr. president, dear colleagues, dear brothers and sisters and friends. palestine has been, for generations, of your compatriots the ultimate test for humanity's ability to live up to its promise. and it is once again for this generation, the ultimate measure of the quest for justice. its name was embraced by your founding fathers and your greatest leaders, and by our people. it is an integral part of the legacy of your ancestors and of the engagement of your younger generations. people from all creeds and faith and race and age. in the biggest cities and in the most remote villages mobilizing for palestine, mobilizing for a cease-fire, for an end of the occupation, for freedom and justice, and for peace. mr. president, the u.n. charter was often invoked during our negotiations, and we will always abide by the charter. including when the processes and forces and limitations it imposes are to our detriment. and including after having been confined in unobserved status for 50 years now.

southern state. northern states said no, they should count zero percent. but they arrived at three-fifths. but everybody agreed that everybody would be counted. justice ginsburg included lots of decisive legislative authority like this, including the floor statement here in the house of representatives of representative james blaine who stated, quote, no one will deny that population is the true basis of representation. for women, children, and other non-voting classes may have as vital an interest in the legislation oh -- legislation of the country as those who deposit the ballot. for all of you constitutional textualists out there, the plain reading of the text is clear as day. for all you originalists out there the original purposes of the passage of the 14th amendment have been carefully articulated by the supreme court on a unanimous basis and never rebutted. for all of you members who like to follow precedent, every apportionment since 1790 has included every single person residing in the unite

yes, and state tv has _ are very bad in that area.tv has been _ are very bad in that area. yes, and state tv has been rolling - are very bad in that area. yes, and state tv has been rolling on - are very bad in that area. yes, andl state tv has been rolling on images of these rescue operations, of people reportedly trying to find the helicopter and you can see there is fog everywhere which understandably would make the rescue operation is more difficult. having said that, there is not much more we know. either way the idea that state media is reporting this is even a possibility is concerning. there was also one report on state media earlier and we don't know if this is confirmed, that suggests perhaps there had been some communications between some of the officials on board this convoy of helicopters and the government and perhaps that was a positive sign. but again state media did speak to an official in east azerbaijan who said he doesn't have any figures on numbers of injuries, he himself is trying to get there to really ascertain

the medicaid of each state.tates administer their programs and the way that things work in the trenches in the different state delivery systems, there is a huge variation. thetory in minnesota is different than the story in d.c. or the story in -- pick another. california. before you go and answer that question, you have to look at how things are going in any particular state for that population. >> that is absolutely correct. it is different by state. dy mentioned previously new hampshire and delaware doing better. even though they are lower tax states. they are doing better because they have a lower poverty rate. that is a big reason why. the poverty rate, i wanted to see a scatterplot of poverty rate versus quality of the medicaid the medicaid program. i think the lower the poverty rate the better the medicaid program will be. the state has to devote less resources to it because it is lower poverty. the hold out states are high poverty areas in many cases. it is really hard for them to make the expansion deci

the state of our people is good. the state of our state is strong.always, it is a privilege and honor to serve as your governor. thank you. >> earlier today, education secretary, miguel cardona testified before lawmakers on his policies, taking guidance on delays in federal student aid applications and ongoing protests on college campuses. watch the hearing tonight at endicott eastern on c-span two. it is available on our free video app, c-span now, or onlineat cspan.org. watch 1:00 eastern on c-span 3, c-span now, or online at cspan.org. >> book tv, every sunday features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 9:15 p.m. eastern, mike gonzales and katharine gorka discuss next- gen marxism. at 10:00 p.m. eastern afterwards, journalist johann hari, author of magic pill, talks about the success and concerns surrounding weight loss drugs, and talks about his experience taking ozempic. watch book tv every sunday on c- span two -- 2. >> we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast.

states are not on the economy. so if identity and culture keep right exactly i think but there are also forms of crime college campuses that are not like sexual abuse sexual women. there's endemic and on college campuses in the united states and yet i have never once seen stand on the college spot and say there goes criminal undergraduate and. the reason for that is is it because the college students in the united states are more morally upright? it's not because they feel the people around them often. it's not because they're kind it is less hurtful to. other people, it's just because their worst moments come are performed in these places that are protected from police and prosecutors and criminal proceedings. and as a result they are encouraged and supported and to move on. that's exactly i want to see of immigration law treated immigration law treats migrants not to ignore their not to pretend that their failures don't exist but simply say acknowledge the fact that migrants will fail. not of where they were born

up to now at least a 140 to you and member states have recognized the state of palestine as a state you to and that's with such a leak above the weights of the states to fund it. for example, from where the french president, the one the crone has said that the recognition of a panel of palestine as a site is not. i said to it means that it will definitely will help to increase awareness about what, what is happening in the side goes under the same time at the speed, fos, this of palestinians, as seen from unofficial has said that is a direct result of that successive announcements being made by those countries which completely so how many up to a citizen messic has been committed inside the church and how israel completely acted against old principles of the international humanitarian move. and that's today from the eyes of palestinians is absolutely his target on the significant news, where they believe that it will help them to gain more rights internationally. thank you very much. terry. cassandra 0 is terry capitalism, reporting deadline from daniel black in the center of the gaza s

department is to some extent a state within a state, the congress, that is recently, mike johnson already talked about, well hinted, that ukraine should be given the opportunity to determine how to wage war and not engage in micromanagement. which means not to tell us where and how to shoot, but to provide those opportunities, weapons, and then let ukraine decide for itself, therefore, in my opinion, they are in the process of defining a general position, actually the congress demanded when they gave us 61 billion in aid that the government, the white house will prepare, well , such a one, well, if not a certificate, then the research will tell, after all, what kind of strategic... and how they see the victory, the victory of ukraine, and as far as i know, as far as i understand, such a document is currently being prepared, but if it is made public, then we will better understand what the possible goal of the united states of america is in foreign policy and, in particular, in politics regarding this war with the russian federation. tell me, mr. volodymyr, after all... do we have any chan

states has put out a statement subject to the we the united - states has put out a statement today stateday of the peace negotiations, the negotiations for a cease—fire. it is not party to the icc, not a party state nor is israel. some have called on dubai did an initiation to impose sanctions on the court. what difference would that make if that were to come to pass? —— thejoe biden administration to impose sanctions. we biden administration to impose sanctions. ~ u, , sanctions. we were called the trump administration _ sanctions. we were called the trump administration sections _ sanctions. we were called the trump administration sections were - sanctions. we were called the trump administration sections were put - sanctions. we were called the trump administration sections were put on | administration sections were put on the icc prosecutors because they had opened an investigation on alleged torture by the cia in the military in afghanistan and elsewhere. the sanctions were lifted by thejoe biden administration. i do not think sanctions are appropriate, used against terrorist organis

that would outlaw abortion in every single state, even in states like new york and california.ow he wants us to believe he will not sign a national ban. well, enough with the gaslighting, enough with the gaslighting because we all know if donald trump gets the chance, he will sign a national abortion ban. and how do we know? well said, the former courtroom trial lawyer, let's follow the facts. congress tried to pass a national abortion ban in 2017. remember? and the then president trump endorsed it and promised to sign it if it goss to his desk. and in an interview last week, he seemed perfectly fine with the national ban that would make i.v.f. illegal across the country. well, the great maya angelou once said, when someone tells you who they are, pleerve them the first time. donald trump has told us who he is and here's what a second trump term would look like, more bans, more suffering and less freedom. but we are not going to let that happen. [applause] -- we trust women to know what is in their own best interests. and emily's list trust all of us to protect their fundamenta

as well as its very firmly stated position that it would never allow a palestinian state despite the wall to wall the acceptance of an outstanding state as a necessary component for last the middle east. peace is also, i think, symbolic in the sense that we now have a 142 or a 144 depending on your account. countries who have accepted or recognized palestine as a state which is about 75 percent of the membership of the united nations. and so i think this, no, i don't think anybody would think would believe that recognizing palestine is a state today, makes it a state or it is going to bring adjusting lasting piece overnight. but i do think they, they feel that given the direction of these really government, given the desperation of the palestinians, find themselves in this is probably the only car they have to play at the present moment. so when benjamin netanyahu says this move prompted by israel is war against him, us follow him. your type of 7 terre attacks. when he says this rewards terrorism. what do you say? as i say, oh, i don't think that's the issue i, i think in fact it tri

it is an honor to join you for my first state of the state address. it has been just over a year since i took office. as our state's 47th governor. what an incredible year it has been. today is a little more low-key what today lacks in fanfare we make up for in substance. last remaining promises. this year i am reporting results. i did not do any of it alone. it was the partnership and the work of this a body that helped us bring about transformational change. it was not always easy. something we can all be proud of even on the hard days with people about of arkansas. one is the most difficult days since i took office was march 31 of last year. the day that tornadoes tore through central arkansas. i was there two days after meeting with students, with families, and seeing the damage to the town's homes, businesses and high school. one of the stories i heard about was a group of high schoolers who came after the storm passed. they showed up to see their school in the damage. and unlike just about everything else the flagpole was still standing. the fla

biden is welcome any may day and any labor day in our state and has been here in our state.ionaire charge against unions and against workers during his presidency. despite talking a big con, he sticks workers with the bill every time. >> i want to pick up something you talked about at the beginning, which was how galling it was to you that donald trump was in the state on may day, which celebrates workers. i want to point something out. bloomberg reports that donald trump is winning financial support from grassroots contributors who work for highly unionized workplaces. this is according to fec data. what does joe biden have to do to win over union workers in wisconsin? >> well, president biden is doing a ton to make sure workers have funds in their pockets that they can contribute to the candidate of their choice or used to support their families. unions do extraordinary work to make sure their members know who is sticking up for their paychecks, for their union organizing rights. the democratic party of wisconsin, we are organizing all over the state, knocking on doors. pe

states. so that kind of rhetoric is nothing more than trying to continue more and more bloodshed. she was saying, how, you know, in the rest of it, that interview saying how we didn't move fast enough. we, as in the united states and congress didn't move fast enough to supply more arms. as we know, there was a contingent of republican congress, people who were holding back, holding the line from giving for aiden arms to, to below the mirrors, the landscape. however, the rest of that sound like rick, i think, is important to note. if you ever want to know why war is a racket, victoria knew and wraps up her interview by saying that, by the way, most of this ukraine aid is coming right back to the defense industry as provides the good jobs in more than 30 states. here in the united states, martha, let's start a war with russia because it will provide great jobs for americans here, the united states, and then we'll all die during world war 3, but we have the ap rec can make it up really well. we

according to state media three --eole iran. according to state media three eo - le that iran.o state media three peeple that were — iran. according to state media three people that were part _ iran. according to state media three people that were part of _ iran. according to state media three people that were part of this - iran. according to state media three people that were part of this convoy j people that were part of this convoy that was carrying ebrahim raisi as he was travelling to the city of tabriz, one of them encountered difficulty and had a rough landing. there are conflicting reports about whether the president and his foreign minister were actually on this helicopter and state media has been showing the rescue pictures of teams trying to search for this helicopter amidst very difficult conditions. fog, a wooded area, a mountainous area. these pictures we are looking up right now, people praying for his health, in fact our colleagues have reported that the president's own instagram page is asking its audience to pray for the president. there are also pictures we

state by state, on reproductive freedom. and understand who is to blame. former president donald trump did this. donald trump handpicked three members of the united states supreme court because he intended for them to overturn roe. and as he intended, they did. now, many of you here may recall i served on the judiciary committee as a united states senator, and i questioned two of those nominees. to one of them, i asked, quote, i will quote myself. can you think of any laws that give the government the power to make decisions about the male body. and it will come as no shock to everyone here. he had no good answer. and that day we all knew what was about to come. and it happened just as donald trump intended. now, present day because of donald trump, more than 20 states have abortion bans. more than 20 trump abortion bans. and today, this very day at the stroke of midnight, another trump abortion ban went into effect here in florida right as of this morning. 4 million women in this state woke up with fewer reproductive freedoms than they had last night. thi

state i. this is not in any way a dangerous precedent. this is quite the contrary. this is a protection of basic political rights that have been recognized for decades. why the us position is, is not only deep, fully hypocritical. it's profoundly cynical because what it says is, well, let the parties decide that knowing that israel says no. so it has given a veto to the state of having a state of palestine to israel, to the occupier. this is an absurdity of, but this is the us position. we don't want to decide on the state of palestine because israel needs to negotiate that. are you kidding? the occupying power? the government that says greater is real. we control everything. that's the one that has the veto, overt palestinian self determination. that's the actual us position. i don't know how much is cynical, how much is bought off and how much they're fools. but they have been blocking piece for decades, steps to us. i did all 3 of us being very vehement and i'm picking unraveling the obstac

the first constitution in a sovereign state, as stated in its preamble, is adopted on behalf of the peopleity for the present and future of belarus. the years have shown how important it was to enshrine the principles of civil harmony in the basic law; this core will help more than once. countries, we were like them, probably standing on our hind legs and waiting for them to give us some kind of bone. while our western neighbors were deciding and waiting for what they would offer and as they were told to move on, the belarusian people took the situation into their own hands; first of all , they had to decide on the candidacy of the future first president. 1994, the country approached the elections in a deplorable state. 40% of industrial production has been lost, agriculture has been set back decades, the harvesting company is under threat due to fuel shortages, real incomes are falling, unemployment is rising, and this is against the backdrop of rampant crime and corruption. those factories that previously produced rockets were forced to expand and produce those goods which were primarily

will actually do it, that is, it can happen only if the state shows such a desire, see, first, the stateoes not cancel these rights, let's first, there are none of these rights canceled or limited. the state declares that in some cases it may not comply with the standards defined by the european court of human rights in its case-law regarding the application of the european convention, that is , this derogation does not mean that these rights are abolished, all of them will be valid, implemented by the state, but there will be certain situations when eh... in other cases, let's say this, in peacetime, it was considered a violation that could be appealed to the european court of human rights, but in this situation, the state will have an argument, it has informed about this deviation from obligations, and there is a reason, the reason is this legislation, which is also stated in this document, so no one needs to be very afraid of anything, you have to look at these laws, which are currently day were adopted and they are also ... themselves appearing in this list of documents submitted to

recognized palestine as a state. and yet we are in a condition right now of apartheid where a state is not going to rectify that racial colonial structure that regulates all of pallets and lives and has let us to this moment where we see it an app and a higher genocide against pallets and square, seen as, as a not desired on that land. ok. so i saw just more worthwhile. i should, i should just stop you that because of course there's a tubs with a highly disputed and rejected by israel. absolutely. but, but do carry on please do me. your point of reference is that it's actually but, but there is a palestine and i think that we should take everything that is real. says with an incredible, great himself, how dare it, insult these countries and, and say, and, and recall it's in bassett. her is when the entire was on deck of the peace process, so called peace process was to establish a policy. and you said, how dare is real, have this reaction when a 138 states have have already endorsed the policy in state, or where ther

state? mister president, the colleagues, they are brothers and sisters, dear friends. palestine has been for the generations of your compatriots, the ultimate test for humanities, ability to live up to its premise, to promise promises. and it is once again for this generation, the ultimate measure of the quest for justice. its name was embraced by your founding fathers and your greatest leaders and but a lot of people it is an integral part of the legacy of your and sisters and of the engagement of your younger generations. people from all grades and phase and race and age. in the biggest cities and the most remote villages, auto mobilizing for palestine, mobilizing for a ceasefire for and then the occupation for freedom and justice and for peace. mr. president that you on charter was often in vote doing a lot of negotiations and we will always abide by the job at the including when the process is it forces and limitations. it imposes out to a lot of that, that, that 3 months and including o

state? >> that was the question when i became governor and we had a law that prevented evil governments buying our land but there was no reporting mechanism or no consequences and we didn't know who owned our land or investment and nobody was reporting it and if we did find someone was purchasing land such as north korea, iran, russia, china, venezuela, cuba. and there are no consequences. last year i brought a bill that would allowed to create a board at the state level. that's what i wanted to have in place and reviewed those transactions and put forward consequences to make sure it was done closer to the people and had more accountability and looking at real estate transactions. that bill did not pass and what we ended up passing we added reporting mechanisms to the law we already had with consequences. i know when we have a bill on the books, we need to know to get the answer. >> but there are foreign interests that are buying land in south dakota? >> i believe there are countries that -

arab states believe in the two-state solution.uropean states believe in a - q -- two-state solution. the world believes in it. so, this is not a bilateral issue between the u.s. and israel. of course, we make our views known. and, of course, we press on the diplomatic front on this. but at the end of the day, what the united states can do through hard gumshoe diplomacy led by the president, the secretary of state, myself, others is try to , put the pieces in place for a vision of an integrated region, of a secure israel, of a two state solution. put all those pieces in place and show that for the long-term strength and vitality of the jewish, democratic state of israel, this is what's required. israel is a sovereign nation. it will ultimately have to decide what it does. what we can do as a friend is try to put the pieces in place to drive down that road. that's what the president has done throughout his career. it's what he's done as president. and it's what we'll continue to do. >> we reported this morning that the kenyan govern

state. secondly, if the attack comes from an area that you occupied, then you don't have the right to a self defense. to put it simply, you don't have the right to self defense against the people that your chris more of a. it's a mouse. if the palestinian in speaking goes out, who will have the right to release of the occupation, including the resistance. so international law is quite clear that the 0 doesn't have the right to self defense. in this case, what's the state of freedom in your country? because your and them and into scholar at oxford university, i've talked to other oaks and professors on this program actually, who i talk about the scale of debate events and help them listed in in britain. what is your understanding of the freedom of speech in britain and in western europe given? you mentioned storm a globally, people that know who he is, but he is the person who is promoted by jeremy colbin. the then leader of the opposition labor policy and who says the things, things like wha

each respective states. as the title of this bill appropriately conveys, we need to trust the best available science which considers the gray wolf to be an endangered species act success story. we cannot continue to allow activist judges and radical environmentalists to weaponnize the endangered species act in the expense of other species and the communities we represent. mr. speaker, minnesotans treasure wildlife while we celebrate the recovery of the gray wolf. we also believe it should be our right to responsibly manage our state's population. it's time to remove the gray wolf from the endangered species list once and for all. i ask my colleagues to join me to get the federal bureaucracy out of the way and allow state agencies to create wolf management plans that meet the unique circumstances and conditions in each state. the people we represent think that we should also do that. mr. chair, i yield back. >> i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recogn

there is no state linsg law that would permit the state to say dot eat diabetics with insulin. eat them only with pills. the doctor lookata juvenile diabetic and says without insulin, they are going to get seriouy l and eight likelihood, and i do not know what that means under idaho law, we will get that shortly. we believe this is a better treatment. federal law would say we cannot do that. medically deceptive standards re require the treatment of diabetics with insun. medically accepted obligation of doctors when they have women withceain conditions that may not result in death but more than likely will result in very serious medical conditions, including blindness for some. the loss of organs, chronic chronic blood stkes. idaho is saying unless a door can say in good faith that this peon is likely as opposed to serious illness, they cannot perform the abortion. i do not know your arment about state licensing law becae is is what this law does. it tells states your licensing laws cannot take out objective medical conditions that could save a person from seriou injury or death

united states has signed onto and united states as violate them rights as violate its own laws to lady law, for example, which says that a military aid cannot be given to a country that doesn't reach a certain minimal standard of human rights. and here it is real, comes nowhere near close to that. there are other domestic laws that it, it violates there's a big complicate about this. this is not a religious issue. it is not the jews versus muslims at all. it is an issue of colonialism, of one very dominant nation, repressing a nation with no army, maybe no military whatsoever. and the dominant nation is supported by the most powerful nation on the planet. there's nothing equal about the, the conflict. it's not a war, it's not, it's simply a genocide. it's been a slow going genocide for decades as israel has attempted with some success to a rates, palestine by stealing land. just. busy as a member of pal students and killing many thousands of them over the over the decades. so it's not that complicated about this and that narrative is finally finally being switched and being recognized

n. recently, the united states and we started an attempt to try to send you and state recognition. would that be under this move in europe is ultimately political, not practical. it has still elicited a strong response from israel. it's foreign ministry says it will withdrawal res. i'm passive is from ireland to no wait, as it did from spain in december and hard write national security minister. it's him up and give it said these decisions ultimately rewarded the actions of a mass on october 7th. and you know, j t, y only the countries that recognize the palestinian state today of giving a price to the how much come on those to the mood risk to the abuse. and i'd say we will not allow even an update for that to him. i've talked to published and actually i think customers are with cs fund negotiations with gauze are going nowhere right now. slots simple like decisions announced that the distance may make few concrete changes in the lives of civilians. quotes at the center of this conflict, then a month out of data. post has been plenty of reaction to this, including from the pot of

a 2 state solution to adding that the 2 state solution is best for both palestinians and israelis. and this is the only way to ensure peace in the region. and the demarcation line should be from the almost disagreement of 1949 with your recently as the shed capital. it's the other european countries joined suit, including slovenia and molto. israel has responded with anger, immediately recruited some buses from new away in orland. israel would not remain silent in the face of those undermining its sovereignty and endangering its security. today's decision sends a message to the palestinians and the world. terrorism pays these countries chose to reward from us any run by recognizing a palestinian state. will palestinian officials have welcome the decision in this one? it is a very important in determining that i understand people our people to that's the substitution. and also it's a, it's a lot most only a, most of the, the fact that it has to be, is it some set them infinity now and on saturday? that's fine. that's fine. so there is a, see it to patient to prosecute, to the intern

in my state fleets talk about water district attorneys are doing this state.y have a good history on that. >> thank you very much for the question. what i have in front of me right now is how many cases have been charged to the department of justice task force on election security. but it don't have the second part but i can give you a general number right now. right now the task force's charge 17 cases with the resulting 13 convictions and with respect to your subset of questions i'm happy to take that back and give you more complete answer. >> thank you. >> i think those numbers are pretty remarkable. >> some states have 70 to 80% in quite a giver states have 50% of or less and this was just a couple of weeks ago. >> that's a very fair question. under question about how many federal violations something in that range after the 2000 election that had a relatively small number. that might be in state and federal. >> let me ask you something related to this. if they think we are talking about ai being all the buzz at this point but i think the nefarious nature

every state is a border state including indiana. as a governor i will send national guard down to help protect our southern border. but i will also protect indiana's border making sure we do not get that influx of illegals that bring the deadly fentanyl but also bring human trafficking. it is absolute income but we keep indiana strong parade that is why in 2011 is a state 2011 e representative i voted to prohibit sanctuary cities in indiana's governor if they come here, we will send them to sanctuary cities in other states. >> ms. reitenour. i would say as curtis is saying there are illegal immigrants who already here in the state of indiana. but you have indiana, is a very intense situation that's taking place because of a lack of leadership. even you could say a president that was promoting illegal immigration. we do need to have a staff of immigration at the bartlett why any governors would be participating and it administrator solution from a logistical standpoint without stopping was taken place there, seems like it would not m

he state. . . crosstalk. he says _ state. . . crosstalk. he says about - state... crosstalk.te... crosstalk. - he says about peace but you know hamas has welcomed this move. they say these are successive recognitions of this brave resistance and the steadfastness of the palestinian people. their political bureau member has said that. which is why israel said that. which is why israel said it rewards terrorism. we know and _ said it rewards terrorism. we know and you _ said it rewards terrorism. - know and you know and israel knows that this was also very early welcomed by the palestine authorities, by the plo, by that are, by all of those who believe in a palestinian state living together with israel. these are the people we support. we also saw that there was some statements from hamas but this is actually an anti— hamas move, because we disagree with macaron's programme of destroying israel. we believe that those currently in charge of the state of palestine who believe the 2—state solution is possible and those of the people we support and they are very happy they came out

state in the nation, we also represent the largest economy of any state in the nation. that's not a coincidence. but, sadly, today we're also seeing some of the same hateful rhetoric once again. and when i hear it, i feel it. and i think about my children and a whole new generation of latinos across the country that leaders -- see leaders of the republican party demonizing immigrants and people who look like us. yes, the republican presidential nominee warns that immigrants are, quote, poisoning the blood of our nation, echoing rhetoric from nazi germany. that's happening. i haven't had to come down to this chamber earlier this year, just couple of months ago, to object to one of our colleagues seeking to declare a, quote, invasion at our southern border. that's the moment that we're in, and it's an undeniable part of the context in which the bill that we're going to be voting on soon was written. i proposal before us was initially supposed to be a concession, a ransom to be paid to republicans to pass urgent and critical aid to ukraine. not my words. theirs. the propos

we wished to recognize the state of palestine as part of the condition of the process towards the 2 state solution. the play watching l g 0 live from to how it moves for the back table. also coming out is there any strikes scale? at least 10 people in central gas, right? including a pregnant woman, why it's forces on the wrong they see should to hospitals. and then also in the news, tens of thousands of uranium storing the funeral of make president the brain, right? you see who was killed in a helicopter crash on the, in an unprecedented move, the governments of islands. no wait, and spain have a noun stable, recognize an independent palestinian state beginning on the 28th of this month. he's with the scenes inside the spanish bottom and down to the announcement was made. prime minister federal sanchez said his humphrey had an obligation to act. sanchez accused. these ready prime minister benjamin this now of putting the 2 state solution in danger with this policy of pain and destruction in god. therefore, he's just gonna send him a is that it's just amazing is a set of us who defend huma

the government has declared a state of emergency. it says evacuations are under way, and health is being dispatched. so that was in need sent and monahan out to 0. people around the world have been able to admire the northern lights for a 2nd night running. the bright, colorful illuminations are usually only visible in the most northern parts of the planet and such as maybe as a finland. but on friday and saturday night, vast slaves of europe and the us were able to see bill road. i bought a house the bottom line is next. i'm about to send the stay with us on august the there's a next generation in the united states. they're not happy with what is happening and they're not happy with the u. s. foreign policy. and that's why they're trying to make their voices heard. the administrators of each university really have a choice to either escalate and call him police, be confrontational, or to actually listen to what their concerns are. city stream of people being arrested, placed in the zip tie and cops and taken away many of the purchas

red states and blue states and everything in between. those of us who've been pushing the tech companies to do more, there were 20 tech companies that came together what was called the munich record. this includes all ofhi the name, facebook, google, twitter, tiktok open ai promising they would have a commonality of watermarking so you can indicate if something has been altered. this is a in elections. a commitment to try to take that content down and to educate voters. this is not just geared at american half the world is going to elections this year. right at india has got an election. europeans will have their the parliamentary election shortly engine. i worry that after that much-publicized announcement in february, to use the old political term, where's the beef, i don't see that, watermarking standard emerging. idol cds 20 tech companies moving aggressive nature that i would hope. i'd like to briefly from each of the witnesses on how you think the state of the collaboration between tech companies onol makg sure ai is not misused. >

citizens, but the united states never requires its citizens to register with the state department and in no instance do we fully know what americans are on the ground in any situation. correct? >> i think that is 100% correct. you see that in sudan, ukraine, other places, very difficult, it is a voluntary thing, people are encouraged to register with the embassy but i don't know of a compulsory requirement. >> when we evacuate american citizens, many were dual citizens. general mckenzie? >> correct. >> many had not american citizen family members. >> correct. >> many did not want to evacuate until they knew there was a crisis because they didn't want to leave the family. >> correct. >> even if we started a neo earlier, that does not mean there would not have been a rush as the afghan security forces collapsed because people realized they need to get out. that probably would not have changed, even if we started it earlier? >> hard to know, but possible. >> our partners from our friends , our afghan allies who are still there. we have an obligation to get them out. there is a bill calle

fruitfully with two states. it didn't happen because peace process between us and israel has not been really ongoing for quite some time. the last talks that has happened between palestinians and israelis stopped in 2014. so since...ten years ago, there has been no serious talks. and israel is systematically destroying the two—state solution. today, there is an opportunity. the issue is not about punishing israel and it should not be seen that way. well, one israeli minister has said that the countries who've done this have effectively shown that terrorism pays. but i want to ask you whether you acknowledge that this is a moment ofjeopardy for palestinians, ordinary palestinians, especially those living in the occupied west bank, and you're speaking to us from ramallah, and that is because the israeli finance minister has been very clear of the consequences, which, according to him, should flow from this recognition. he says, for every country that recognises palestinian statehood, three new settlements will be