the state audit office continues to monitor the retail shelves and the cost of products throughout the country , giving priority to the assortment that is in demand for the new year's table. in general , the situation on the consumer market is stable, however, controllers. still detect violation legislation. in terms of pricing. thus, the work of more than a dozen retail facilities was suspended, and tough measures are being taken against violators throughout the country. uh, the malls are closing. only last week, the state control committee closed three retail facilities in the vitebsk region in minsk and in the city of minsk for violating the price of education, non-compliance with assortments, as well as for gross violations of sanitary and epidemiological legislation in terms of sales, including products with a deadline. state control promptly responds to citizens' appeals in the committee works short number one nine one in december, about 300 people called the hotline. another revelation of the west, the presenter of the real america denball program directly stated on the air that

borovlyans sent an anonymous message to the state audit office saying that prices are too high here. but the audit showed that this is not the only violation. as it turned out, the store did not have an assortment list of goods; there was no information for the buyer about the country of origin of the products and their cost, and expiration dates, and the seller was without a medical certificate after the prescription and two days. downtime deficiencies fixed we didn't have a hydrometer. so we hung it there was no corner of the consumer. we hung it up right away. printed out all violations corrected. well, i didn’t have a badge; i hung it up, how quickly the good reviews about the store worked, how they like to come here, like to come to talk and grandparents, state control specialists also ask a rhetorical question. why it was impossible to do everything according to the rules and without the participation of auditors, while every day only in the minsk region the working group monitors more than 200 shopping facilities, it took only one and a half to two days to eliminate these viol

the state audit office continues to monitor the saturation of retail shelves and the cost of productsout the country ; priority attention is given to the assortment that is in demand for the new year's table as a whole the situation in the consumer market is stable, however controllers. yet they reveal a violation of the law in terms of pricing. thus , the work of more than a dozen retail facilities was suspended, and tough measures are being taken against violators throughout the country. uh, the shops are closed. just last week , the state control committee closed three retail facilities in the vitebsk region in minsk and in the city of minsk for violating the price of education, non-compliance with assortments, as well as gross violations of the sanitary and epidemiological implementation legislation. including products with a period of state control, it promptly responds to the appeal of citizens in the committee, the short number 191 for december is called to the hotline. about 300 people. the modernized complex of the outpost krugovets kalinina was opened in the dobrush region o

the state audit office of belarus continues large-scale monitoring of prices and assortments in storesfor the new year's table, if we talk about the overall situation on the consumer market, there is a stable one, of course there is a violation. for example, the work of more than a dozen shopping facilities throughout the country was suspended by ali lopapu with details. this is the capital store one of the largest retail chains, monitoring from the counter, like the counter assortment, a good choice of goods, both domestic and imported, of course, the special attention of the committee controllers is on those goods that will be on the new year's table at the belarusians. we are constantly working with an assortment for the new year's table for our customers for residents of the city for guests of our capital. we can present a wide range of confectionery and new year's gifts, vegetables, fruits, but alas, not all trade entities are conscientious and responsibly approach business. some sellers. still enjoy new year's eve fuss. clearly not in favor of consumers' wallets. yes, such facts

on the eve of the new year holidays, the state audit office is studying the issues of saturation of retailhelves with a diverse range of products that are in demand; for this purpose, the work of the short number 191 has been organized, where you can report cases lack of the necessary goods of shopping facilities , this number also receives information about the facts of unreasonable overpricing of goods, services and work, you can call on weekdays from 9 to 13 and from 14 to 17 under the conditions of western sanctions, the belarusian direction has become one of the priorities for tourists from russia . as a result, a powerful flow of travelers from this country in 2022, the belta news agency writes about this, such a stabilization of the presence of the belarusian tourist product on the russian market was called a great achievement by young tourists from russia. the urban product of premium hotels is in demand. moreover, they began to come from russia to belarus not only for the weekend, but also for a longer time up to 10 days in 10 months of 2022, belarus was visited by about 393,000 t

and they never completed any of the so-called mandatory audits of the president of the united states during president trump's term of office during his tenure as president, the mandatory reporting, or mandatory auditing requirements under the irs code book, under their internal rules, was completely avoided. >> i find that stunning to think that that could have been the case. and just the idea, and again, you talk about some of the criticism of the why now and the idea, is there really a legitimate legislative purpose here? there is the statements by some republicans that this was all pretextual. that hold on, a lame duck congress is suddenly wanting these, which is not true. it's been years in the making, number one. but the idea you described sounds to me like there might be a legitimate legislative hook to say was a law actually followed? did the process actually take place? what do you say to those who look at this though and say this is, come on, you can't do anything about this at the end of a democratic-run house ways and means committee. what is the point of this? what do you say? >> first of all, we initiated this

audit. certainly not during the first two years in office when h made those statements. this, despite an irs rule that statesindividual tax returns for the presiden and vice president are subject to mandatory review, and quote the irs did subject both barac obama and joe biden to those annual audits when they took office according t spokespeople, so all of this raises questions about why the seamlessly were not of light t the former president according to the report from the ways and means committee the irs started's first audi of the taxes in april of 2019. is third year in office an ironically, the very same da the committee requested a copy of donald trump's tax returns. for more on this, i'm joined b the democratic congressman o wisconsin, a member of the house ways and means committee congressman, thank you for being with us as you always are, i really always appreciate the time and at this point if yo are just want to thank you for always doing that. i don't know, i am not surprised at all, zero about the fact that donald trump was lying about his audi interesting to note it was not true we are a littl

returns show the irs failed to properly audit trump's taxes while in office which is mandatory for any president. the american have a right to know about this alarming state, not compliance. the committee released a summary report last week revealing that from 2015 to 2020 trump claimed millions of dollars in losses that reduce the amount of taxes he had to pay sometimes all the way to certainly 100% politically motivated. republicans expressed outreach over the committee's decision to make trump's returns public. this committee action will set a terrible precedent. >> it unleashes a dangerous new political weapon, but democrats say their goal is ensuring the laws and tax system are equally applied to all. this was never about being punitive. it was never about being malicious. >> the documents are set to be released when the returns for a pro forma session this morning around 09:00am eastern time for now live in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. all right. and i thank you for breaking that down for us. >> well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news plans to turn people's park into student housing is hit another roadblock. we'll have more on

reasons for the state of emergency are faulty wiring , a criminal case has been opened, the prosecutor's office of the moscow region and the investigative committee are conducting an auditon this fact, the investigating authorities of the main investigative department from karasi in the moscow region initiated a criminal case and investigators and forensic experts immediately left for the scene. at present, the fire is being extinguished; information about the victims is being specified; investigators will have to establish everything the causes and circumstances leading to the fire. well, let me remind you again, what lately. this is the second such fire. uh, let's go last was last friday. then the obi hypermarket in khimki caught fire and at that time the cause of the emergency was, uh, the welding work that was carried out, uh, without observing safety precautions alexander thanks. stanislav stanislav vasilchenko monitors the extinguishing of a fire in a construction center near moscow power engineers eliminate the consequences of bad weather in fourteen regions of the central and volga federal districts. we will talk more about this with meteorologist ekaterina grig

audit trump during his first two years in office even though yearly presidential audits have been mandatory since 197. joining us now is garrett haake, also with us former prosecutor shawn move and the statey. so what is the latest this hour of the tax returns? when are we going to see them? it was a party line vote last night and they are taking out social security number asks other highly personal data. but we're going to see them today, tomorrow, the next couple days? >> it sounds like tomorrow. i was just checking my phone. our house producer just caught up with the chairman in the hallway outside his office. he indicated he thinks this could all be wrapped up as early as tomorrow in terms of getting the details of the tax returns public. we have ways and means staffers during the menial work of going through and scrubbing these documents to remove the remaining highly personal data. social security numbers, what have you. once the process is concluded, those returns will be entered into the congressional record and made public. ask according to the chairman a moment ago, that should happen tomorrow. >> and as a former prosecutor and as a defense attorney, what is the first thing you

office. there is something clearly wrong here. the american people have a right to know about this alarming state of noncompliance with the mandatory presidential audit. they cannot take our word for it. they need to see the returns themselves. and make their own conclusion. that is why it was so important for us to take the vote that we did. contrary to what the other side might say, this does not threaten the rights to privacy of millions of americans. it is about one office, the presidency. it is about making sure there are checks and balances for the office of the presidency which is the most powerful in the world, who has this all right to be able to sign bills into law and which governs and entire department of the federal government. that is why i was so glad to cast my vote the way i did and why i was so glad the vote passed the ways and means committee. >> the two previous speakers emphasized the point i emphasized that the outset of my quest. this was about the presidency. not about a president. mike thompson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank to all my colleagues. you did an outstanding job today and every day we spent on the committee. i

tax returns has nothing to do with the stated purpose of reviewing the irs presidential audit process. >> we focused on the policy and not a person. on the officeas never about being punitive. it was never about being malicious. >> bret: so do you buy that? the house committee getting ready to release former president trump's tax returns. we're back with our panel. trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. leslie marshall democratic strategist "the washington post" columnist marc thiessen. trey, what about this? releasing the tax returns? >> just find the explanations to be laughable. i mean, accessing them is one thing. if you want to make sure -- first of all, i don't think that's a rule that you have to audit presidents. i just think it's been done. even if it is a rule it doesn't mean you have to release them publicly. is he now a private citizen. i will tell you, this bret. if the touch stone is a legitimate legislative purpose, it doesn't take much ingenuity to come up with a legitimate legislative purpose for medical records, for counseling records, for psychologic records. i would like to know where this ends. >> bret: yeah. th

state and northern reinvestphalia. a significant part of energy-intensive enterprises is concentrated there. at the federal level, a loud political scandal flares up. the german audit officemic problems and concealing the real size of the state budget, the official version of 43 billion euros, the audit chamber is convinced that twice the uk record. food inflation of 12.5% ​​this is the result of the energy crisis in its problems europe is increasingly blaming america's closest ally , french president macron writes about this in the newspaper politics. now in your tone is trying to resolve controversial issues. and they are more than enough. the prices for american liquefied gas in the eu are sold six times more expensive than in the us market, plus the so-called inflation law, with which washington is trying to support its own business and for a year and loans and so on in europe consider this a violation of the rules competition. moreover, many industrial enterprises are already fleeing europe across the ocean, unable to bear the exorbitant costs. well, in america itself, clouds are gathering over elon musk, who dared to swim against the tide, the head of the us treasur

audits were started only after he left office. so the american public has the right to know about this alarming state of affairs about the lack of complianceirs. but they should not take our word for it. they also need to see it for themselves as to why this is important and why these tax returns must be released. that's why -- >> so, congresswoman, addressing the issue as to why the former president was not audited. you bring up chairman neil as well. i want to drill down on that. the irs up until last month was run by a trump appointee. the "new york times" reporting this, richard neil said that when the committee had inquired about why they weren't auditing trump, reddick said at different points that they were outgunned and that the irs said it lacked specialists capable of assessing mr. trump's filings. how can that be possible that they don't have experts on board at the irs to assess the former president's taxes. he's not the only one with complicated taxes. >> it is an upside down state of affairs. the irs has been starved of funds over the past few years and they are definitely underresourced to go after what they call the big gun

office so there is something clearly wrong here. the american people have a right to know about this alarming state of noncompliance with the mandatory presidential audit. but you know what, they can't take our word for it. they need to see the returns themselves. >> personal information like bank accounts and social security numbers are being redacted from the tax returns right now. they could be available to the public within just a few days. cnn's chief congressional correspondent manu raju has the details. >> reporter: it's been years since house democrats have are come to power in 2019 demanded donald trump's tax returns, went through a court fight that donald trump took all the way to the supreme court to try to shield those tax returns from becoming public. he lost that fight. ultimately those returns turned over to democrats just a matter of weeks ago but in a party line vote house democrats in their final days in power, the ways and means committee voted to release the tax returns from six years -- six recent years as well as not just his individual returns but his business returns as well. that vote 24-16 along party lines to release both a r

returns show the irs failed to properly audit trump's taxes while in office which is mandatory for any president. the american have a right to know about this alarming state, not compliance. the committee released a summary report last week revealing that from 2015 to 2020 trump claimed millions of dollars in losses that reduce the amount of taxes he had to pay sometimes all the way to certainly 100% politically motivated. republicans expressed outreach over the committee's decision to make trump's returns public. this committee action will set a terrible precedent. >> it unleashes a dangerous new political weapon, but democrats say their goal is ensuring the laws and tax system are equally applied to all. this was never about being punitive. it was never about being malicious. >> the documents are set to be released when the house needs this morning for a pro forma session for now live in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> okay. thank you so much. for that report. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news plans to turn people's park into student housing hit another roadblock when a judge ordered uc berkeley to do or risk forfeiting their plans

audit th personal tax returns of donald trump during his first two years in office. this is an important point it's interesting because besid being one of the forme presidents publicly stated reasons for not releasing hi tax returns. the irs has a program mandatin the quote mandatory review o the presidents individual ta returns. that protocol was followed for presidents barack obama and jo biden. dir us did finally follow it own rules of the forme presidents third year in office 2019 the only year - they started the audit in apri 2019 ironically on the same exact day that the ways and mean committee requested a copy out on trump's tax returns as for what we know from the committee's report in 2015, donald trump just ove $641,000 he. wasn't president yet 2016 and 17. just 1500 bucks total. 750 bucks each year. in 2018, nearly 1 millio dollars in federal taxes on more than $24 million i adjusted gross income. it was a miniscule percentage. in 2019, also good year fo trump. just over $133,000 in taxes. on four point $4 million i income 2020 was a bad year for donald trump in more ways than one. in addition to losing th election trump reported losing four point $8 million. he