more people six people were injured, oleksandr prokudin, the head of the kherson regional state administration, reported. 14 settlements and the regional center came under enemy fire and airstrikes. the russians targeted an agricultural enterprise, 17 private houses were also damaged. in addition, the russian invaders vandalized a gas distribution station, warehouses and private cars. almost until midnight, the enemy continued to hit the nikopol area, namely the district center and the myriv community, the head of dnipropetrovsk reported this serhiy lysak of the regional state administration. the aggressor used heavy artillery and kamikaze drones, there were no casualties. and 400 shelling of 12 settlements of the zaporizhzhia region was continued. during the day , the russian military carried out nine airstrikes, used 245 uavs of various modifications to attack civilians, also delivered six strikes with rocket salvo fire systems and inflicted 140 artillery barrages on front-line settlements. three dozen residential buildings and infrastructure objects were destroyed. civilians were not injure

so now the future administration, i don't know, would be elected in the united states. but what about is there the big question? would it be? what would they do with the situation? and maybe i think maybe you come into how this would be a little bit more sensitive then definitely don't stop. but i think in the least that is needed here is uh, less bias position to israel. i don't expect it to happen, but unfortunately, unfortunately, i don't expect it to happen. but i have to say if they really want to play a positive role and they have to stop being so best of those that are in the side, they have to stop being so supportive of that is really not and they have to accept us. but this thing is as equal human beings, they have to stop using the standard when you compare and i don't mean only, they're not that states administration. i mean many other wisdom governments. they look at their positions in ukraine, unplugged it due to us here in palestine. this double standard is applied to us not on the in comparison to other countries, but even to is that or is it fine? is th

this was reported by the chairman. regional state administration of oleg synigubov in the village of izyumske , a school building caught fire, a local resident died in the village on may day, a private house caught fire due to shelling, a man also died there, in kupyansk, an fpv drone hit a car. and in the kherson region, during the day, russian invaders killed two people, another six were injured, reported the head of the kherson regional state administration oleksandr prokudin. backyard 14 settlements and the regional center were hit by fire and airstrikes. the russians targeted an agricultural enterprise, 17 were also damaged private houses. in addition, the russian invaders vandalized a gas distribution station, warehouses and private cars. and almost until midnight, the enemy continued to hit the panikopol region, namely the rai center and the myrivsk community, the head of the dnipropetrovsk regional state said . and there were 400 shellings on 12 settlements of the zaporizhzhia region during the day. the russian army carried out nine airstrikes, used 245 uavs of various modifi

here we are heard the position of the regional state administration officially, you said that they satre, they were tight-lipped, they did not comment, but what about the institution itself, because you and the operator went directly to velikiy lubin, that is, to see what was there from... what was said there and it is important, not on camera, what was said there, i will make a clarification that from various sources, five children were resettled from this rehabilitation center itself, educationally of the rehabilitation center, five of them, those children, who actually i don't know, whether they wrote statements or called, or someone wrote, that's by the way also wondering if any of the adults wrote for them, because there are two of those girls who were sent out, as their teachers told me, and they are like sixth grade, only letters... even, that is, it's all for the investigation, yes not only could we enter this area of ​​this building, we could enter all the premises that are there, there are three buildings, in one the classrooms are located in the 18th century palace, it is no

those things vital in order for conservative policy to deliver but we can't just deal with the administrative state at a national level. what we've also got is the global administrative state. we have the united nations, the world health organization, we have the cop process. and one of the things i tried to do was stop britain hosting cop in glasgow. i but i want to see us in future abandon that process. the best

you're familiar with this thing that we call on governing and the administrative state with election. right and so what we're pointing out is that the results of elections, the attempt to control the results of, elections depend upon attacking administration of elections. and that's what we're seeing. and the why is governing is terrifyingly simple. it's to replace limited public authority, unleashed personal will to replace office even the most powerful and but still limited office of the presidency with personal. when trump says my, it's not a simple of saying that the military is to civilian authority. it's a demand for total obedience, for submissiveness. you recall that recently talked about a call for obama to be subject to military tribunals in words the deconstruction of the administrative state is is way to populist authoritarianism. and i'll just end by saying that there are a lot of ways to fail to govern in a democracy realm. there's obstruction, there's this this clientele ism. there's corruption, this corruption is scale. we call that kleptocracy. but on governing is its

to pressure them or tell them, stop what you are doing, on the contrary, we see the united states administration just giving them more and more of these bombs that are able to carry out more assassination. more killing of civilians in spite of all the hypocrisy that the americans tried to us to telling us that they are trying to have calm and and peace in our region as you said they've tried this this steps before they've assassinated late former secret along with his wife and five year old child, but in the israeli press they say that we wish we did not, because we had someone has proven to be more harmful to the israeli entity than laid and now they think that they are trying to do something positive to that entity. by assassinating, but i'm sure they will come to the same conclusion, they've assassinated sheikh earlier in the early 80s, 1980s, they've assassinated along, long list of resistance leaders, those people who were in charge of creating and maintaining new weapons, i can name lot of them. but i don't want to take a lot of time, but still the all these projects of improving the arms

you're familiar with this thing that we call on governing and the administrative state with election. right and so what we're pointing out is that the results of elections, the attempt to control the results of, elections depend upon attacking administration of elections. and that's what we're seeing. and the why is governing is terrifyingly simple. it's to replace limited public authority, unleashed personal will to replace office even the most powerful and but still limited office of the presidency with personal. when trump says my, it's not a simple of saying that the military is to civilian authority. it's a demand for total obedience, for submissiveness. you recall that recently talked about a call for obama to be subject to military tribunals in words the deconstruction of the administrative state is is way to populist authoritarianism. and i'll just end by saying that there are a lot of ways to fail to govern in a democracy realm. there's obstruction, there's this this clientele ism. there's corruption, this corruption is scale. we call that kleptocracy. but on governing is its

those things vital in order for conservative policy to deliver but we can't just deal with the administrative state at a national level. what we've also got is the global administrative state. we have the united nations, the world health organization, we have the cop process. and one of the things i tried to do was stop britain hosting cop in glasgow. i but i want to see us in future abandon that process. the best people to make decisions are people that a democrat typically elected in sovereign nations. it is not people sitting on international bodies who would divorce from the concerns of the public. the final thing conservative need to do is appeasement and by ending appeasement. i'm talking about the appeasement of woke or ism at home as well as the appeasement of totalitarianism abroad. we have to do both of those things because both of those things are threatening our way of life. totalitarian regimes like china, russia and have to be stood to the only thing they understand is strength. and now the military aid budget has been passed through congress. the needs to be more clarity about russia

publication and the next stage is renaming directly from the north-north-donetsk district state administrationsivir-donetsk and the city, too, remind us that sivir-donetsk is because siver- donetsk is a river. well, local historians can discuss this topic, and there are several studies on the topic of what exactly... the name of the city is not from the siverskyi donetsk river, but from industrial and other geographical objects here, let's say so, but the generally accepted theory is , that it is precisely from the river sivirskyi donetsk, how life is now in sivirskyi, sivirsky-donetsk, which occupied by the russians for more than two years, and probably a little less, yes. it's already more, for today, well, first of all, smog, fires and dust covered luhansk oblast again, siversko-donetsk is also suffering from all this, the last couple of days, there are, there are problems in this direction, they just celebrated the second anniversary of reunification so called from the russian federation, arrived. curators from the regions of the russian federation were celebrating something, but in fact o

svitlana unyshchuk, head of state administration of ukraine, there were no casualties. and i ask you to join our congregation. we need funds for drones and a charging station for the reconnaissance of the third ssso regiment, which is destroying the enemy in the chasovoy yar region of donetsk region. the russians constantly attack and try to capture the city, because it is a commanding height from which it is easier to shell other settlements. our defenders are holding the defense, but they need your help. soldiers need drones. our goal with you is uah 890,000. i would like to note that thanks to you, we have already managed to collect more than 500,000 uah. however, no time to stop now on your screens you can see all the necessary details in order to make a donation. and the russian army was reduced by 1150 invaders in a day. and since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, ukrainian defenders have destroyed almost 657,000 invaders. this was reported by the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine. also yesterday, our defenders hit six enemy tanks, 17 armored ve

fighters, this is the logic, you understand, to say such a thing with the permission of the state administrations the logic of washing hands , irresponsibility and incompetence, well, but is this evasion of the fulfillment of one's constitutional duties, does it imply the responsibility of the president? before the law if this was the only problem, look, i don't want to talk about the president's responsibility now, because he has no greater responsibility than responsibility for the events at the front, everything that will happen later, in the course of the activities of law enforcement agencies, will happen later, and believe me, the worst - it's a punishment of yourself when you take on something that you can't handle, in this case the president should not think about the future, he is in charge. interrogations, this, believe me, this, this is a very small problem, the whole problem is that now we are not we stand on the plan of victory, no matter how loudly the projects that he brings overseas are called, what is happening inside the country is not the way to victory, and we must start here

fighters, this is the logic, you understand, to say such a thing with the permission of the state administrationof washing one's hands, without responsibility and incompetence, but this is evasion of one's constitutional duties, it implies the president's responsibility before the law, if this were the only problem, look, i don't want to talk about the president's responsibility now, because more... responsibility than responsibility for the events at the front, he does not have now, everything that will happen later, in the course of the activities of law enforcement agencies, will happen later, and believe me, the most terrible thing is the punishment of yourself, when you took on something that you will not be responsible for, in this case the president should not think about the future responsibilities there, the interrogations, well, believe me, this is a very small problem, the whole problem is that now we... are not standing on the plan of victory, if the projects that he is bringing overseas were not loudly mentioned , what is happening inside the country is not the way to victory, and y

fighters, that is the logic, you understand, to say such things with the permission of the state administrationlogic of washing one's hands without responsibility and lack of competence, well , but this is evasion of the fulfillment of one's constitutional duties, this... implies the responsibility of the president before the law , if this was the only problem, look, i don't want to talk about the president's responsibility now, because he has no greater responsibility than responsibility for the events at the front, everything that will happen later in the course of the activities of law enforcement agencies will happen later, and believe me, the worst thing is to punish yourself when you have taken on something that you will not shoulder, in this case the president should think not... about future responsibilities there, interrogations, this, well, believe me, this, this is completely a small problem, the whole problem is that now we are not standing on the plan of victory, if the projects that he brings overseas were not called out loudly, what is happening inside the country is not the way

namely, the game center and myrivsk community, said the head of the dnipropetrovsk regional state administration, serhii lysak. the aggressor used heavy artillery and drones kamikaze there are no dead or injured. in kherson oblast, russian invaders killed two people and wounded six others during the day, the head of the kherson oblast announced. administration oleksandr prokudin. 14 settlements and the regional center came under enemy fire and airstrikes. the russians targeted an agricultural enterprise, 17 private houses were also damaged. in addition , the russian invaders destroyed gas distributors. the station, warehouses and private cars. 400 shelling of 12 settlements in zaporizhzhya region was during the day. the troops of the russian federation carried out. nine airstrikes used 245 uavs of various modifications to attack civilians, also carried out six strikes with rocket salvo systems and inflicted 140 artillery strikes on front-line settlements, three dozen residential buildings and infrastructure facilities were destroyed, civilians were not injured. at night, the enemy attacked an in

there are two monuments, one stands near the regional state administration, so what are the ideas, whatthem anyway with the pushkin monuments, on the one hand, pushkin is not a stranger to odessa, well, the fact is, he lived there in exile, for two weeks, for two weeks, but well, yes, yes, yes, yes, you can also put a monument to putin, he also came there on his wedding trip, when he was traveling from his first. a wife even before kabaeva and before the one now? yes, well, unfortunately, the topic of the demolition of the monuments of the imperial regime is still relevant, because these monuments to pushkin, they are in the odesa region, not only in odesa, but still in the city of belgrade tatars, and i somewhere about 19 monuments, which were still in the time of the empire. and who are in need, i think it will be the same as with the monument to catherine, you remember how much there was all kinds of social upheavals around it, one day it was demolished at curfew, and that was the end of all disputes, well, for sure and, if and, if, if, if there is no other way, then it has to be don

meeting, a resolution was adopted on the protection of the sovereignty and organization of the state administrationso-called dpr and lpr. after that , the traitor stayed to live in the occupied territory for some time. later, this fanatic of the russian peace began to take an active part in hostilities against ukraine on the side of the so-called people's militia of the lpr. to the people who talk about federalization, to the people who talk about choice, great. from residence in the state of ukraine another way out, how to arm yourself and defend your rights, your honor, your vision, your vision of the future with the help of weapons. some time after the start of the full-scale war, it became known that barbashov went into politics and took the seat of the occupation head of the snighoriv district military-civilian administration. as a new karmanich, he was involved in the distribution of humanitarian aid from russia, repeatedly asserted that... shelling of civilian infrastructure is being carried out by ukraine. believe in victory, and we will win. our law enforcement agencies announced the suspi

network, yuriy ilyenka street was flooded and water began to flow into the subway, the kyiv city state administrationeported. as a result of flooding, the station was closed, and trains are running without. ground transport also runs in the detour. trolleybuses number 16 and 35 temporarily travel along dorohozhidska street. the accident is eliminated. veteran yulia kyrylova was appointed the new deputy minister for veterans' affairs. the decision was made today. yuliya kyrylova served in the armed forces of ukraine during 2015-16. she worked in ukrainian since 2022. veteran fund. the espresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund continue fundraising for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate assault, 110th and 47th brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. the defenders in the donetsk direction every day hold back enemy attacks, defend our freedom and future. it was these soldiers who stood to the last and defended the avdiiv direction in the spring brigades urgently need drones and modern ones. means of countering enemy drones. our goal is uah 3.5 mill

yuriy ilyenka street and the water began to flow. flow into the subway, reported the kyiv city state administration. as a result of the flooding, the station was closed, and trains are running non-stop. ground transport also runs in the detour. trolleybuses number 16 and 35 temporarily travel along dorohozhidska street. they are trying to eliminate the accident. such were the news at that time. we will see you at 3 p.m. you can read more on our espresso website. follow us on social networks, and literally in a moment in meet my colleagues marta olyarnyk and antin barkovskii. vasyl zima's big broadcast. my name is vasyl zima, this is a big broadcast on airtime tv, two hours of your time, me and my colleagues will talk about the most important thing, two hours to learn about the war, about the military, the frontline component, serhii zgurets and... time to talk about what was happening outside of ukraine, yurii dobrovecher, two hours to keep up with economic news, time to talk about money during the war, oleksandr morchavka with me and sports news, i invite yevhen pastukhov to the conversation, two

said these words is not the 1st time that we've heard this hope to be ignited by the united states administration. that could be the possibility of a seized by the also heading reports, which have not been confirmed by either of the 2 people here. that there is another proposal of, of which is being proposed by egypt to try and get some type of a temporary cease fire or a temporary cessation of hostilities in exchange for a few of the captive to get some 8 into gaza. but as all of these talks, as we've seen in the last 12 months, continue to evolve, israel's actions on the ground are quite contrary to what we've been hearing the a secretary of state saying that there is no general is fine. there is no, it's really planned to eradicate palestinians from northern gaza. is really is going to allow aid in and it is willing to let hostilities come to an end. deals are the things that on the ground are being contradicted by israel as being presented by the you a 2nd you said, but on an or a positive tone. a hopeful tone with the is the us and the categories, believe that there is still room for negotia

feeling that there are a lot of organizations, there is state supervision of the regional state administrationnd so on, everything helps somewhere, all this is there, everyone helps, but it is all one time, well, as it seems to me, according to my acquaintances, everyone first looks for a job , and then... they are already adjusting the housing to the existing conditions, if they are miners, of course it is there pavlograd coal, maybe lviv coal, they go there to volyn somewhere, well, i understand that most of them went to pavlograd, it’s not that far, and as far as i know, there is an opportunity for employment there, women who worked there in some positions as accountants or economists or some other specialists, they are most likely men, or where there is an opportunity to be employed through the center. or through acquaintances, well, there are a lot of such public places, where, say, myrnograd, kremenchuk, and information about houses and work is presented there, well that is, there is mirnograd-kyiv, let's say this, and all this is there, everyone is sharing information with each other, i

first of all, it is really important to remember that the united states always has in every administration has always made this claim that the iron clad support of the united states for the safety and security of israel for the state of israel. this will not change, not in this administration, not in a maybe future administration of former president donald trump was trying to become the next president of this country in 10 days time as well as carmella harris. both are just on the same page on this one. israel has the support of the united states when it comes to defend itself, and it's right for its right to defend itself against enemies in the region or anywhere else. however, of course, the harris campaign. it strikes a different tone at times because it was of cause carmella harris, who said there is no doubt that israel has the right to defend itself. and there were reasons for retaliate against how mos in gaza. but she also made the point always and with the blessing, of course, of the united states president of jo by then his administration. she is part of, of course, um that, uh, y

honestly it is house of representatives and we see our part in the administration state and power for the administration which i saw on both sides when they held everything. >> in the presidency? >> to make a determination. >> the courts have discovered this. and playing a much bigger role. going back and forth in the presidency. in this power at this time. >> most of the time you're there about the minority to get mundane things done in los angeles with this congress, it was also john weiner as speaker and we could probably talk about that more later. >> i think what everyone said

on them by law. they must exist, their activities are effectively controlled by the state by establishing administrativeliability for them and submitting relevant reports. the state duma is consistently working to protect citizens from illegal actions in collecting overdue debts, vyacheslav noted volodin. it will become mandatory to register rights to buildings and structures in the unified state register of real estate. the document was adopted in the first. execution, and also increase the efficiency of state land control supervision, it will be possible to open an online iskrouschet. the initiative was adopted in the first reading, personal presence at the bank will not be required, banking services are developing the possibilities of identifying a person are quite sufficient, the deputies believe. the right to free travel on toll roads will be given to cars rosgvardiya, fsb and the armed forces. the lives of people directly depend on the speed of their transport arriving at the scene of an incident or performing a combat mission, the deputies noted, and supported the initiative in the first reading.

state but the administrative state intrudes upon even the minutest aspects of people'swhen you learn the facts about the constitution and see that its principles are just as important today as when first written. you'll understand why we must fight to recover it for future generations. almost everybody in america, even people, very different perspectives, senses there's something deeply wrong with our political life. recovery of the earlier constitutional understanding i believe it's useful to help guide us, but at the very least, we have to understand it. this exceptional content is available to you now. signing up is easy and free when you go to learnfromhillsdale.org today. when you sign up you'll enjoy 12 easy to follow lessons and be able to separate truth from fiction regarding the constitution. join more than 1 million americans who've taken constitution 101 or enjoy one of the many other course opportunities. by signing up for free today. you know, this course really does help you understand our protections and what this country is founded on. i was really humbl

and there's been absolutely no consequences for this administration and that and the state of missouri went to the supreme. the supreme court did not defend free speech in its most recent in the united missouri versus the biden administration ruling came out two weeks ago. so i do think we're as free speech is certainly under attack in our own country the very best you write are holding up a mirror society and saying, quote, this is what's happening. let's talk this a little before we accept it as part of our culture. well, i think in the book, i to talk about comedy because i do think that if if something's happening in society that's crazy or you know we need to at least as it's moving so fast now, we need to at least look at this before just adopt it as part of the culture. you know, before we, you know, whether it's men allowed in women's restrooms or whether it's, you know, limiting and deciding what can be quantified as free speech, we should at least discuss these things and comedians have a good way of doing it because the audience doesn't lie. they laugh or they don't laugh an

state but the administrative state intrudes upon even the minutest aspects of people's you learn the facts about the constitution and see that its principles are just as important today as when first written. you'll understand why we must fight to recover it for future generations. almost everybody in america, even people, very different perspectives, senses there's something deeply wrong with our political life. recovery of the earlier constitutional understanding i believe it's useful to help guide us, but at the very least, we have to understand it. this exceptional content is available to you now. signing up is easy and free when you go to learnfromhillsdale.org today. when you sign up you'll enjoy 12 easy to follow lessons and be able to separate truth from fiction regarding the constitution. join more than 1 million americans who've taken constitution 101 or enjoy one of the many other course opportunities. by signing up for free today. you know, this course really does help you understand our protections and what this country is founded on. i was really humbled b

american system of government, are an internal problem of the states. putting pressure on the state administrationand just such a distribution of goodies - this will be what kamala harris will use for pr, that they arrived at the last moment, at the last moment they started saving everyone, that is , their plan is completely obvious, another thing is that the people themselves who are on the spot, i think that if, say, the consequences of a hurricane are quite severe, then this can have a very strong impact on the elections, because when people will remain in the end once again... prime minister of slovakia fica said that the war continues solely because of the west's help. the war in ukraine continues only because it is firmly supported by the west. everyone thinks that through ukraine we will bring the russians to their knees, but this russophobia does not work. it turns out that this problem cannot be solved by military means. well, the west is constantly dreaming about russia, and not excessively, and the sunday times writes that support for ukraine in europe is falling more and more. that's w

also as president quote, the defendant had no official responsibilities related to the state administration of the election or the appointment of their electors. right. the president has nothing to do with that so when he is pressuring state officials, talking to state officials about choosing their electors he is doing something for which there is no presidential official responsibility so he cannot be immune from prosecution on those things on the basis of the fact that he was president when he did them so that very clear, very like 10,000 layers of argument on that i feel like is a very strong assertion from jack smith, from the prosecutors in the january 6 case that the case is not sunk. the other thing that i think is important is that this happens right on the heels, within 24 hours of jd vance rolling out among the most shameless move talking revisionist history about what donald trump did in january 6 and what happened at the end of the 2020 election than we have ever seen. usually, that kind of stuff is delivered to a maga audience. last night it was delivered to more than 40 milli

state arizona. i mean, there's like a campaign trail tour group now of former trump administration officials who are doing swing state events to tell people to not vote for the man they served under in the last presidential administration under trump, they are instead touring the swing states telling people to vote for kamala harris. notice that there's no equivalent for that on the other side. there's no group that's like former biden officials for trump or former obama officials for trump. there's nothing like that, but there are lots and lots of officials from former republican administrations and from trump's own administration who are publicly begging americans by the dozens publicly begging americans to vote for harris and not for him. so just, i mean, just on the facts, if your business decision is economic performance broadly, that breaks for harris. if your business decision is the deficit, that breaks for harris. if your business decision is inflation, that breaks for harris. if your business decision is on whether the candidate is bipartisan seeming and can appeal across both parties, cle

states as well. the biden administration has put the country in a vulnerable position by releasing some of the strategic petroleum reserve, limiting the ability to rapidly ramp up shale production . the united states is highly vulnerable to a potential oil market shock due to the conflict. prices for west texas intermediate crude oil rose more than 2% yesterday, and this is not the limit, experts warn. if tel aviv responds to a massive attack by tehran. against this backdrop, the united states has attempted to calm companies and its citizens, but the venture was not successful. opec on its official page on the social network x categorically denied the earlier statement of the wall street journal, which , citing the saudi arabian energy minister, reported a drop in oil prices to... there is a growing demand in society for a resolution of global tensions, but western politicians have become disconnected from the opinion of the people, according to american journalist danny haiphong. instead, political hawks. we are in a state of balancing. people, whom we should not trust or allow to have such power, are

state department during the trump administration.he has held positions as a deputy attachÉ, intelligence analyst at the treasury department, and an american television commentator as a national security contributor at fox news and a financial analyst. moderating this event is damien pallotta, the economics editor for the washington post and previous white house correspondent for the washington journal. when it is time for q&a, a microphone will be placed in the audience. please remain respectful. please remember that priorities for first questions will go to students. please visit the iop website for more information on future opportunities, including battleground banter, featuring david axelrod and karl rove at 5:30 this thursday. and a deep look at a nation in ceaseless turmoil. next monday at 5:30 p.m. in international house. finally, i would like to invite you all to give a warm welcome to ken cuccinelli, joe grogan, morgan ortagus, and damien. [applause] >> hi, everybody. so great to be here. i'm the washington bureau chief of t

together at this moment, both in sort agenda affirmatively in terms of deconstructing the administrative state and in the kind of like rhetoric, tone and information environment of basically these, you know, the anthony forces of the world, these sort of like demented, egomaniacal experts want to control your life in every and look down on you are the sort of grand enemies that are that sort of run the globalist class. and i'm i'm curious, david, how much you think that the particular way in which that's come together at this moment is new and how much it isn't? well, i mean, there was always degree of, a pretty pronounced degree anti-intellectual ism in conservative politics, you know, very famously, william f buckley said that he would rather be ruled by the first thousand people in the boston phonebook than by the faculty at harvard. you know, the difference i think one of the important differences, though, is that there's still was a a degree of committee meant to, again to go back to reveal oliver, the fact that he had a ph.d. in classics and taught at a major american university. that's

state department during the trump administration. mr. ortagus has also held the position as deputy act -- i and intelligence analyst at the united states treasury department and american television commentator at fox news. and a financial analyst. moderating this event is damian paletta, economic editor for the washington post and previous white house correspondent for the wall street journal. please silence or turn off your cell phones. when it is time for q&a, a microphone will be placed in the audience. please remain respectful at all times during the event. finally, please line up and remember that priority for first questions will go to students. please visit the iop's website for more information on future speaker series events and other opportunities, including battleground banter featuring david axelrod and call road -- and karl rove at 5:30. and haiti: a deep look at a nation in turmoil, next monday, october 21 at 5:30 p.m. finally, give a warm welcome to ken cuccinelli, joe grogan, morgan ortagus, and damian paletta. thank you.