protecting the interests of processors and the state, the state control committee carried out large-scaleork to suppress fraud with meat elimination of intermediaries and gray business schemes for 21 years and 4 months, 22 commercial structures exported 70,000 beef, and this is 30% of the entire export of meat products in the country, at the same time, individual state-owned enterprises experienced raw material starvation, as shown by the special operation. many participants acted to the detriment of national interests, providing raw materials for foreign meat processors, and in business they used non-trivial tax evasion schemes. what the meat mafia earned on will be told by the tv news agency, the silence of the calves. watch this evening a precise hit on the target or a powerful blow to the meat shenanigans on the activity of six groups of citizens more than a dozen criminal cases. on what the meat mafia worked 1 3 kopecks. who and where drove the belarusian beef, in fact, the export of products was carried out to another end consumer, also located on the territory of the russian federa

this is the sochin of the market, and a large-scale operation of the state control committee to suppress shadow schemes of the meat business film and television news agency. the silence of the calves on monday after the panorama. belarusians since the new year will earn a new rule for the provision of tourist services changes overdue in connection with the upcoming update of the relevant law the main task of some innovations in case of unforeseen circumstances is to protect the interests of those who travel abroad. so, for example, three forms of ensuring the responsibility of the operator to tourists are introduced. this is a bank and insurance guarantee, as well as the creation of an appropriate fund, and the tour operators themselves create a certain fund. and in case of unforeseen circumstances. can both if, because of this fund, it will ensure departure or some other situation, and in any case, if such a fund exists, then, in principle, they themselves, and the organizers of this fund can make decisions and, uh, financing for marketing activities. well, for any other. this is probab

baranovichi employees of the financial police of the committee of state control of the power supportyll of a small, but strong enterprise by local standards. on the face of the director of bewilderment, like a bolt from the blue, the decision to open a criminal case, judging by the territory, the cases here went uphill. chief accountant. visibly, nervously, he opens the door. employees are invited to voluntarily issue documents with draft accounting for 2 years. the enterprise has adjusted in business. in obtaining excess profits and the suspicions of the operatives were confirmed in order, let's say, to save on taxes , they decided to register a controlled entity on the territory of the russian federation and when shipped outside the republic of belarus, and actually two packages of documents were drawn up when the products were transported from the territory of the republic of belarus to the territory smolensk it was one package of documents, and already when transporting local products through on the territory of the russian federation there was a different package of documents, i

the state control committee of belarus has completed a large-scale work to suppress fraud with meat and year and a half , commercial structures exported 70,000 tons of beef from the country, while some state-owned enterprises experienced the so-called raw material starvation, as the special operation showed. many private traders acted to the detriment of national interests, providing raw materials for foreign meat processors and at the same time evading taxes. how the meat mafia worked watch the silence of the calves film by the telenews agency today. accurate hit on the target or a powerful blow to meat fraud activities of six groups of citizens more than a dozen criminal cases. what did the meat mafia earn on? who and where drove the belarusian beef, in fact, the export of products was carried out to another end consumer, also located on the territory of the russian federation, like cattle. the fallen was enlivened by printing on paper, which he had nowhere else to go. and how did intermediaries put things in order in the meat industry, who generally buy and sell sechin from the marke

this project is now under the control of the district authorities and specialists of the state control committeeyuriy kornilovich viktor baka tv news agency. at the international army games, where our country is represented at a high level by the belarusian military, the results have been brought up, the competition has confident receptions. the final relay race of the competition took place today at the training ground of the 120th mechanized brigade in minsk to start. military signalmen left belarus, vietnam, russia and uzbekistan , the male participants overcame an obstacle course, fired and fired small arms , representatives of the fraternal countries of belarus and russia turned out to be the best in their field, scoring a total of 461 points. they shared first place and became the owners of gold. silver awards. the signalmen of vietnam and uzbekistan took the bronze from the servicemen from laos, meanwhile the belarusian team of tankers got to the finals of the army games competition on the eve of our military in the decisive race were able to get around competitors from uzbekistan and mon

hoping to evade responsibility, the state control committee carried out large-scale work to suppresspeople. business schemes for the twenty- first year and 4 months, 22 commercial structures exported 70,000 tons of beef and this is a third of the total export of meat products in the country, at the same time, a separate state- owned enterprise experienced raw material starvation, as shown by the special operation. many private traders acted to the detriment of national interests, providing raw materials for foreign meat processors, and in business they used a non-trivial tax evasion scheme . what the meat mafia earned on will tell the news agency the silence of the calves, see on monday evening, a precise hit on the target or a powerful blow to the meat fraud in this activity has been increased. uh, dozens of meat processing plants, more than a dozen criminal cases. what did the meat mafia earn money on? who drove the belarusian beef and where, in fact the export of products was carried out to the address of another end consumer also located on the territory of the russian federation

oleshko agency tv news, but in the minsk region today the spartakiad for employees of the state control committeerted, the participants came from all regions of the country. this is over 250 people. if on weekdays their work requires self-restraint and restraint, then here one could relax, talk and get a boost of energy from a choice of nine sports, including mini-football, darts, table tennis, and not only sports. not even a sport. someone is involved in the professional, someone is involved in the comic. you see that many came with families, people communicate and talk about different questions. and in the end, this is the unity of the committee. as a result, we try to support every year. i was left out. and those who came only to cheer for their support group and competed in sawing logs or throwing valina and after sports activities, the holiday went into the creative direction of a concert number from participants in our sports stars. dinara olimbekova. she became a two-time winner of the commonwealth biathlon cup, having also won the pursuit race after the sprint. dinara confidently leads th

stanislavsky alexander olezhka is a tv news agency, but the spartakiad for employees of the state control committeen. participants came from all regions of the country. this is over 250 people. if on weekdays their work requires endurance and restraint, then here one could relax, talk and get a boost of energy to choose from nine sports which futsal darts table tennis, it's w. uh, not only sports. not even a sport. someone participates in professional competitions. someone is participating in jokes. you see that many families have come, people communicate and talk about different issues. and in the end, this is the unity of the committee. eventually. we try to keep the tradition here every year. i was left out. and those who came only to cheer for their support group and competed in sawing logs or throwing valina and after sports activities, the holiday went into a creative direction of the concert number from the participants of our sports stars. dinara olimbekova became a two-time winner of the commonwealth cup in biathlon, having also won the pursuit race after the sprint, dinara confidently lea

petersburg, the decision on each case is made by the relevant committee for state control over the use protection of historical and cultural monuments, resolves all these issues e -filein without consultation. in this circle of specialists, i also believe that this is where e comes from, a decision that raises serious doubts among city defenders, and sometimes even strong objections. as happened with the saltykova mansion in each case, as the city defenders assure, the designers tried different ways, to justify the demolition of monuments, the house on konnogvardeisky boulevard was removed from protection for the sake of construction. at houses 3.5 on pochtamtskaya, courtyard outbuildings have ceased to be monuments near the house on bolshaya morskaya 51 under protection today, allegedly. front facades only. what fate awaits this building in the future will now be clarified with the participation of investigators, a criminal case on the fact of an attack on city defender oleg mukhin was also initiated by the chairman of the investigative committee called for the arrest of the attacker

and the chairman of the state duma, vyacheslav volodin, instructed the control committee to look intonder control and put things in order in the statistics. well, in solving the problem itself, so that the bodies of the camp, which are closed today, understand why they are closed. what is needed for them to work and what is needed next season the problem has already been debugged. this is information policy. and technology and communications anton tkachev worked in the kursk region. he got acquainted with the local it sector and took control. the question of the availability of preferential mortgages. for each kursk it specialist, the deputy also noted the excellent technological base of the southwestern state university. according to him, students receive not only theoretical, but also practical knowledge. and such specialists are the dream of any employer, an important task. now once in universities, another time in large companies to create as many acceleration programs as possible, which invest in projects once and develop them a second time, undertaking new entrepreneurs in such

state of emergency declaration last week. the committee members are focused on the state's vaccine rollout and to de stigmatize the virus. >> our goal is to do everything we can to control this outbreak. right now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines to and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a lot of facts. >> the next meeting will be sometime this fall. well, switching gears in the east bay just as school is about to start in contra costa county educators and school staff are demanding better working conditions and a raise yet members of the contra costa county school board of education association rallying outside the contra costa office of education yesterday. they say students deserve smaller class sizes, more textbooks and educators want stronger mental health programs. plus a viable wage that keeps up with inflation. needs to be able to retain. more teaches. we've got teaches. >> great teaches that just completely bent. how and just moving on to different districts because the county is

states investigated by a so-called january 6 committee. which is basically a committee appointed by and controlled by the speaker of the house, now this, a democratd u.s. attorney, going after private citizen donald trump. this is a disgusting disgrace, they are not fooling anyone, not one damn bit, i'll see you next time on "life, liberty and levin." but does anyone think that the fbi with the totally unaccountable ailing the american

you know, declared a state of emergency about monkeypox to the committee is focused on the state's vaccine rollout and d stigmatizing the virus. >> is to do everything we can to control this outbreak. right now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines to testing and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a lot of facts. >> the next meeting is going to be in the fall. >> the family of alexis, gabe has launched now. online petition has an effort to get charges filed against the mother of games is ex-boyfriend. they allege that she helped her son evade authorities after police said that they thought gave was murdered inside the boyfriend's home in antioch. gave his father says he plans to meet with the contra costa county district attorney to discuss charging alicia clark. the mother of the boyfriend, marshall jones. now in may, oakley, police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal, but district attorney diana becton declined to file charges and the mother was released so far. the petition h

issued a state of emergency declaration for california for monkeypox and the committee is focused on the state's vaccine rollout and d stigmatizing the virus. >> is to do everything we can to control this outbreak. right now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines to testing and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a lot of facts. >> the next meeting is going to be in the fall. well, the family of alexis, gabe has launched now an online petition to try to get charges filed against the mother of gabe's ex-boyfriend. they allege that she helped her son evade authorities after police said that they thought gave was murdered inside her boyfriend's home in antioch. gabe's father says he plans to meet with the contra costa county district attorney's office to discuss charging alicia clark, the mother of the boy friend marshall jones. in may, oakley, police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal. however, the da at the time decided not to file charges. and so the mother was released so far. the petition is

services, but today we will also call them. committee to ask what is the state of this process and when will their opening take place because the phytosanitary controll take place at the transition and this will increase by two in the triaza the processing of documents and the over-incentive of customs is an extremely important story and accordingly i would like to clarify what is the situation with our products on the european markets? these are the so -called ecologically safe products that cost twice as much, but of course this should be accompanied by appropriate by certificates, we are talking about organic certified products, our producers have traditionally been very prominent players on the european market, and here i should mention that we also have such a situation. maybe somewhere , it is a cliché situation. again, we supply only raw materials. that's it. here it is. petro said that you can see a lot of ukrainian products on the shelves of supermarkets. unfortunately, there are not so many of them. it is really found, but you know what the problem is that it is often these products it is more likely to be found with inscriptions of origin

state of emergency declaration. the committee members are focused on the state's vaccine rollout and d stigmatizing the virus. >> our goal is to do everything we can to control this outbreak. right now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines to testing and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a lot of facts. >> the next meeting is going to be in the fall. >> cautions >> also in the headlines this morning, a family of alexis, gabe launched an online petition in an effort to get charges filed against the mother of gabe's ex-boyfriend. the alleged sure they allege that she helped her son evade authorities after police say they believe that gave was murdered inside the boyfriend's home in antioch. gabe's father says that he plans to meet with the contra costa county district attorney to discuss charging alicia clark, the mother of the boy friend marshall jones. in may, oakley, police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal but district attorney diana becton declined to file charges

state of emergency declaration last week. the committee members are focused on the state's vaccine rollout. andy stigmatizing the virus. thank our goal is to do everything we can to controls outbreak. >> right now it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines to testing and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a plan of action. >> there will be a next meeting sometime this fall. scientists at uc berkeley are developing what they're calling a potential game changer in the fight against covid-19 as kron. 4 taylor bisacky tells us it's an easy to use treatment that could be used to both prevent and treat covid. >> is to do everything we can to control this outbreak. right now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines. >> a simple nasal spray could be the future of covid-19. treatment and prevention. according to scientists at uc berkeley who created a new therapeutic professor of metabolic biology at uc berkeley. unders nar says he and his team have been working on this

state of emergency declaration last week. the committee members say that they will ensure more money to slow the spread. >> is to everything we can to controltbreak. right now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines to testing and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a lot of facts. >> the next meeting will be held sometime this fall. well, there's a new effort in santa clara county to get illegal guns off the supervisor cindy chavez, another county leaders say they want to give police and the da's office more resources to enforce gun policies. one of them being gun violence, restraining orders, the policy allows police to take guns from anyone who is a threat to others or themselves. the district attorney's offices says that the spread of illegally manufactured guns or ghost guns. it is making the need even more urgent. >> people who are prohibited from buying guns. they don't go to a gun store. they go to someone who's illegally manufacturing guns in their garage. an

state of emergency declaration last week. the committee members say they will ensure more vaccine to slow the spread. >> is to everything we can to control this outbreak. right now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines to testing and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a lot of facts. >> the next meeting will be sometime this fall. >> other news tonight, members of the contra costa county school education association protested today. they say they want to better learning environment for students are demanding smaller class sizes and for teacher pay to keep up with inflation. so teachers won't leave the district. the union is currently in the mediation stage of the bargaining process for a new contract. it says the school board is refusing to include the fully funded cost of living adjustment, which was increased to 6.5, 6% in the final budget agreement. we reached out to district officials for a statement, but we have yet to hear back. >> the novato police depart

control. as for the allied forces, then it can be stated that in donetsk, in the city itself, it will become easier. well, let's go back to uh, the kirovsky district is there, and the investigative committeerussian federation also worked on the shelling today and note that they are working at almost every place of the emergency. and today, and they worked, and at the site of the shelling of a civilian lumber warehouse. let's hear what they have to say. military formations of ukraine again they fired pinpoint shelling, presumably from heavy artillery weapons, as we see , again, the target of shelling is the civil warehouse, presumably for domestic storage of things. e, employees of the ministry of emergency situations are working on the spot as soon as the fire is localized, e, the investigators of the investigative committee of the russian federation will begin to inspect and collect evidence. e fragments for their subsequent direction for forensic examination. well, it’s worth saying that sappers from the moment ukrainian militants, they began to scatter petals on half the city on fm-1 and pfm-1, and with uh, such a terrorist method of dealing with the civilian population. and so, the sa

also facing a subpoena from the january 6th committee, and he's now nominee to take over at secretary of state where he would have independent authority to controlction. the democrats have not yet picked their nominee to run against hip, but it is a race to watch, and we wanted to get that on the record as we monitor the results from these and other primaries around the nation. thanks for spending time with us here on "the beat" with ari melber. "the reidout" with joy reid is up after this short break. joy s up after this short break. then i tried the always discreet pads. they fit perfectly in the places they're supposed to. look how much it holds, and it still stays thin! it's the protection we deserve! i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/

states congress, then dr. fauci, retirement or not, is going to be spending a lot of time in front of a congressional committee and committees if republicans take back control. we're going to ask him questions about gain-of-function research, why he didn't push back on china's lies, why he pushed back so hard on the possibility which we know is no real, that the virus originated in a chinese lab. why he went along with the greatest dissipation if that's the right word, the greatest taking of civil liberties, of the american people in the history of our country, we are going to have a lot of questions here we are going to subpoena him and expect him to answer. i would not advise dr. fauci to put down a nonrefundable deposit on a cruise. >> sean: let me ask you, we have his emails in january 2020 and a flurry of emails among other nih executives that seem to show great concern what might be found out about monies going to the wuhan virology lab. that intercept, the 900 pages. project very toss. and then we have i believe it was october of 2020 or 2021, the nih's own email show that they knew about gain-of-function research. do you believe dr. fauci purposely

state of emergency declaration last week. the committee members say they will ensure more vaccines to slow the spread. >> is to do everything we can to control this outbreak. right now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines to testing and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a lot of facts. >> first meeting was today. next meeting will be sometime this fall. a redwood city man says he still shaken up after he was robbed at gunpoint right outside his home saturday. the suspects took his rolex kron and harry spoke with him this afternoon about that experience and what stopped them from taking more. >> it's it's it's a very, very uncomfortable field. >> just before 7 saturday evening out shower was says he was coming back to his redwood shores home. that's when pulled up. >> and >> they are 15 on surveillance video shows a dark colored car following he says when he parked the dark colored card turned around, he got out of his car and the suspect car pulled up right next t

declared a state of emergency in the state and the committee is focused now on the vaccine rollout and d stigmatizing the virus. >> our goal is to do everything we can to control this outbreak. right now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines to testing and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a lot of facts. >> the next meeting of the committee will be in the fall. >> we will take a break here at 6.12, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the trump era travel ban is leaving thousands of o% immigrants in limbo. we'll explain why federal judge is ordering the federal government to do something about that. and after the break, republicans are coming to donald trump's defense after the fbi raided his mara lago as states. we'll tell you why his supporters say this may push him for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates onl

newsom declared a state of emergency on monkeypox last week and the committee is focused on the vaccine rollout and d stigmatizing the virus. >> is to do everything we can to control this outbreak. right now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines to testing and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a lot of facts. >> the next meeting is going to be this fall. >> well, the family of alexis, gabe has launched an online petition now in an effort to get charges filed against the mother of gabe's ex-boyfriend. they allege that she helped her son evade authorities after police said they thought the game was murdered. inside the boyfriend's home in antioch. gabe's father says that he plans to meet with the contra costa county district attorney to discuss charging alicia clark. the mother of the boyfriend, marshall jones in may, oakley, police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal but district attorney diana becton declined to file charges. and so the mother was released so far. the setiti

committee was cut off soon after it was began. >>> and it's primary day in four states while trump is not on the ballot, this election allies are in cases that could ultimately decide who controls congress. ♪♪ >>> breaking news out of new mexico, albuquerque police say they have detained a, quote, primary suspect, that's what they're calling this person in the recent killings of four muslim men. joining me now from albuquerque is nbc's guad venegas, what do we know? >> reporter: katy, the police chief here in albuquerque tweeted a message saying they have found a vehicle believed to be linked to the killings and also calling the man detail stained with that vehicle a primary suspect. we are expecting a presser for the media later this afternoon, according to the information that was shared on social media. now, just yesterday morning, we spoke to the head of the islamic center near albuquerque who told us he had spoken to authorities, according to information he received, members of the community had been helping authorities find the vehicle. they also set up on the website a portal for people to upload photos and videos that could he want in the investigation. the photo of tha

states congress, then dr. fauci , retirement or not is going to be spending a lot of time in front of a congressional committee and committees if republicans back controle going to ask him questions about q getting the function research,wh why hey didn't push back on china's laws, why he pushed back so hard on the possibility which welity know is now real, t the virus originated in a chineses lab. why he went along with a greatest dissipation, if that's the right word, greatest taking of civil liberties, the american people innt the history of our country. we're going to have a lot of questions and we're going to subpoena him and expect him to answer and i would not advise dr. fauci to put t down a nonrefundable deposit on a cruise. well, let me ask you this because we have his emails in january of 2020 in a flurry of emails among other nih executives that seemed to show great concern. what might be found out about money going to the human virology lab. then youog havey the intercept. nine hundred pages they revealed and project veritas and then we have i believe it is october of 2020 or 2020 one . the nih is own emails show that they knew about gain o

state of emergency declaration last week. committee members say they will ensure more money is spent now to try to slow the spread. >> our goal is to everything we can to controlright now. it's not controlled. so we want to make sure that people have access to vaccines. >> to testing and to the treatments that help make this less painful overall, it's just an opportunity for us to see and assess where we are so that we can move forward from here and have a lot of facts. >> there is a debate in the medical industry surrounding the name of the monkeypox that virus. it has been criticized by many as discriminatory and stigmatizing, but it's not just easy to switch. kron four's rob nesbitt expla ns the name of that virus dates back to the 1950's. >> last week i went to renegade bio and berkeley where they are processing monkeypox tests its way first heard the term mpx an alternative name for monkeypox. it's being used out of respect. monkeypox got its name because it was for study in monkeys in the 1950's infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the name is a misnomer. it's really reservoir in rats, small rodents. squirrels. >> but not monkeys

republican national committee chairwoman begged major gop donors for more money to help the party take control of the senate. this cause for alarm might have to do with this, across eight key statestes on track to spend more than $74 million on ads between memorial day and labor day. the republican counterparts, they're only expected to spend 12 point $6 million. my panel is back with me to break it all down. joan, what does it say about the republicans prospects and the senate that the chairwoman even had to make that call? >> i think one thing is interesting is she talks about how there was a geyser of donations to democrats since the dobbs decision. so from small donors voting, as we've talked about, but also voting with their checkbook's. and filling the coffers of democrats. there's also the situation of leaving money inside the senate, they have really awful candidates. doctor oz is embarrassing himself almost daily, we have doug mastriano in pennsylvania, parading around in the confederate army suit when he represents gettysburg, the scene of a great union, bloody victory in the civil war. these people are terrible. listen, i just want to raise one alarm because we all rea

the continued state of covid-19, and the benefits of the physical distancing to control spread, and also the opportunity for public to provide comment in the virtual setting the committee meets by teleupon conferencing for the next 30-days and revisit at the next regular meeting. >> is there more? >> that's it. >> okay. >> is there opinion comments on this item. >> members who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001 access id: 2497 531 8347 press pound and pounds again. dial star 3 to lineup to speak. a system prompt will let you know when it is your time to speak. you have 2 minutes. i see a public comment i will take the first caller. >> yes. kristin everyones. i wanted to encourage us to really think about how do we include voices that cannot access these meetings. i than this is a problem not just for this body but all the bodies meeting during the pandemic. >> for people experiencing mobile homelessness. many lack access to the ability to watch the proceedings and participate in them. and i would love for us to really figure out ways to encourage participation and this process. thank you. thank you. do we have additional callers? we do not. >> than

control, slowly and quietly, the ccp gets. >> we have an overviews process, the committee on foreign investment for the united states but it tends the ag culture department and dod and intelligence community don't carry enough weight. the treasury tends to overrule. the level of investment in our agriculture lands and our real estates has really been on the upswing by china over the last 1010 years. it went from 350,000 acres to 3 and-a-half million or so. so it's really escalated quite a bit. i'm not sure if the numbers are exactly right. it's gone up by about 10 times. ton same note, we're not about prohibiting by nationality. we do have chinese americans and that sort of thing. we've got be very careful. we should have a high level of transparency on this and a higher level of oversight. the united states must look after our best interest as other countries do and there are cases where -- that are suspicious, where land is being purchased next to air bases and all. so it is a serious issue. people take it very seriously. we need to have a better review of it. no question. jackie: congressman p dan con, good to see you this mo

state. i think that ukraine will just try to maneuver on these legal subtleties, as far as the control mechanism is concerned. it is entrusted, in principle, to the relevant committees not work in mass format. the way it should be the only thing that works. these are some kind of bilateral there, well, at best, there are five-sided, and the agreements, that is, well, let's say this is the format, and rsmd, and the agreements on the liquidation of missiles, and the average short range of the ninety-seventh year, which is completely recently, a us-initiated rupture was not bad, because everyone understood that there are two sides. and here they are. actually, one could ask them if there were real speakers from each state and one could really responsibility. there, try to at least implement all these mass conventions. rather, they have, in general, such a de facto declarative status. although, of course, these are conventional obligations, but again, the practice of the ukrainian conflict has shown that there is no control, and naturally. i think that there were still huge flows of imported weapons, including various types of these cluster munitions, because at night i

committee, was defeated by david farnsworth, another trump—endorsed candidate. and mark finchem won the republican nomination for secretary of state. another election denier, who might yet controlt the champions. i think they rally around 1% rather than rally behind one party. i would caution yes, trump still has significant influence but i don't believe in my heart of hearts that he stands for what the republican party of old was is and will be in the days to come. and the governor candidate category in arizona last night, we had cary lake who said even before the result to come in that she wasn't going to accept it if she lost. actually, she only got across the line because they started counting late ballot, look at the irony in that we have a guy running for secretary of state who is a denier of the 2020 election who is a denier of the 2020 election who would be in charge perhaps of the 2024 election. that's like putting the fox in charge of the henhouse. it is extraordinary to look at from the side of the pond. l look at from the side of the pond. i realise that. all four years of donald trump was extraordinary and exceptional for notches your audiences but all of western e

yakubovsky, a member of the state duma committee on construction and housing and public utilities, alexander vladimirovich good morning. good morning. here, where to oblige silence to controlthe management company? well, in general, i have a positive attitude in order for the police to come and draw up a report, it is necessary that, before that, rospotrebnadzor arrives and makes noise measurements. well , respectively, with special equipment. well , that's what we saw these running in a circle, it turns out it is not clear who is catching up with whom and, in the end, how are these citizens who are making noise to punish, if we attract, the management company. well, the path will be significantly reduced, but the only thing you need to understand is that this is an additional cost for e, management companies, because someone needs to buy specialized equipment, sound level meters, special software. well, in the end, either some specific person who is already working to empower this business, or hire new ones. employees, and will have here is the result. this measurement or protocol is an act that will be drawn up by the management company, if it, if it has such powers, is

committee hasn't brought in city and state attorneys who are refusing to uphold the law. a lot of these democratic areas. why are we discussing a scourge of violent crime in those same democratic-controlledreas? fact of the matter is, more gun laws and restrictive gun laws do not lessen crime. i have to restate the last thing i said in our previous second amendment infringement hearing, that if you look at countries, for instance, el salvador, jamaica, venezuela, honduras, they have some of the most restrictive gun laws in the world, they're also the most dangerous countries in the world with the highest homicide and violent crime rates. let's not, it shouldn't escape predators that democratic -controlled cities in our country with the most restrictive gun laws in our nation have actually higher murder rates than those aforementioned countries. st. louis has a higher murder rate than el salvador. so does baltimore. it's actually safer to visit and live in venezuela than it is to live and visit detroit, michigan. 50 years ago, there were 180 million guns in this country, the murder rate was 9.6 400,000. just before covid, there are almost 400 million guns in the country, at the murder rat