are on the move the shop troops in the hardnd chargers are born to killed the hard-core united states marineorps and those at the bigger budget and better armor and vikings of the western world complete with heavy artillery the high school gym class going down the highway like a full-court press rumbling with the menace the v.a. diesel in a column of dusty armor with automatic grenade launchers hunting knives and high octane energy drinks. the process dangled from our next. a positive and a positive and permanent black ink and cigarette sitting in our pockets. we can run a hard line back to seattle in san diego and michigan central oklahoma and nebraska in the deep south. ged in public a school diplomas. prison time and under fed community colleges. we went to class and then to the pledge of allegiance so we are here. we are your friends and brothers and sons and fathers and uncles and husbands and ex- lovers and sheep one night stand we hate the marine corps but sometimes we love it. but that entire initial section was about the summer of oh five and was really fast. and then right after th

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serving in the united states marine in iraq suffering from intestinal ulcerations and he died in 2009. serving in the u.s. army was applied twice to iraq the doctor said he was later diagnosed with pneumonia and treated and sent home eventually he was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis after a lung biopsy he was informed he had titanium, magnesium, iron and silica in his lungs he underwent two transplants and passed away this december at 50 years old. the environmental officer warned his supervisors about the health effects of the black fumes of burning of waste isaiah james deployed to iraq in afghanistan and then to say this now is a supplemental oxygen that it is my hope you not only listen to the testimony but to hear it most importantly to act on it. we've always done best i believe churchill said never has so much been owed to so few by so many how will the american people pay their debt? >> thank you for this opportunity. this falls into larger preventive medicine community mentioned earlier. i'm here to look at burn passed on —- burn pits and in 2008 and 2009 as a senior depart

sunday based on the results of the social inquiries, the closest competitor of the current head of state. marine significantly reduced the gap. according to the answers of the french, if macron and luken had come out in the second round of the presidential elections, then 51% of respondents would vote for the head of state, and 48% of sociologists say yes for lufen all the time such surveys were conducted , the gap was so small, only 3% were recorded for the first time to live in a new way, so now several dozen families from saratov can say about themselves, all of them are doctors of the city ambulance station, who celebrated the housewarming allocation of service apartments, an initiative of the local ministry of health into the profession of young specialists, an integrated approach, together with the solution of the housing issue, increased salaries, but as a result, doctors went to the region, even from other regions, sergei talked with newcomers ponomarev roma himself chose this room on the second floor as the brightest toys, as it should be throughout the apartment there is a lot of space

prosecutor's office became interested in the accusations against the candidate for the post of head of state marineefore the decisive vote her for legislative activities the politician is charged with embezzlement of 137,000 euros. similar charges were brought against three more former euro-deputies from her party. so the total amount of unearmarked spending was 617.000 a year ago, the presidential candidate has already clarified on this scandalous case supporters or pen call what is happening naming what is happening is the eu's attempts to interfere in the current elections. in recent months. the leader of the far right is unwavering. gaining popularity, and the rating of the current head of state, emmanuel macron, was declining. french political scientists are sure that in the second round the macron will not have such a clear advantage as 5 years ago. so, the accusations against the clips appeared very much for him, by the way, the people of sweden are recovering after a wave of pogroms that swept through several cities of the country and the riots were associated with the performances of ultra

dogs, the shock troops and hard chargers, born to kill members of the wrong club core, the united states marineorps, modern with bigger budget and better armor, vikings of the western world complete with healthcare and heavy artillery. the marine corps is likely school gym class with guns, we flash down the highway on a full-court press rumbling with the minutes of our v-8 diesels and along roaring column spiked with machine guns and automatic grenade launchers littered with radios, hunting knives and high-octane energy. processes dangle from our next and nylon bands, a positive, low positive and e positive, impermanent black ink like sigil for the apothecary's, cigarettes in our pockets. we could run a hard-line to seattle and san diego, the bronx and upper peninsula of michigan, all the rotting hamlets in central oklahoma, nebraska and the deep south. we are to geds in public high school diplomas, prison time underfed community colleges and worked off lazy academic hangovers in party schools, we went to class and sat bored through lessons on the monroe doctrine and manifest destiny, waved the

they are recruiting the united states marines to fix it. rick simon, chairman of the chicago police foundation joins me now. rick, good morning. >> good morning, staff sergeant. >> joey: marines are good at a lot of things, i guess a policing problem, why go to the marine corps for this problem? >> if you are looking for a group of well trained individuals, physically fit, disciplined, know about weapons and self-defense, that is a great start for a police. rolled out the red carpet and it was successful. heading to camp pendleton in two weeks. >> joey: 11, 6 dlts 69 and january first 2021, 12,739, that is dramatic drop across little more than a year and so you are looking at marines. i have a question here, though, i understand as a marine, when you train to deploy, you train and you know who your enemy is. as a police officer, you have to treat your enemy like your friend, you are protecting them all. the will the marines be trained for this brand-new job, it is a move from a combat officer to police officer. >> the academy is second to n

serving in the united states marine in iraq suffering from intestinal ulcerations and he died in 2009. serving in the u.s. army was applied twice to iraq the doctor said he was later diagnosed with pneumonia and treated and sent home eventually he was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis after a lung biopsy he was informed he had titanium, magnesium, iron and silica in his lungs he underwent two transplants and passed away this december at 50 years old. the environmental officer warned his supervisors about the health effects of the black fumes of burning of waste isaiah james deployed to iraq in afghanistan and then to say this now is a supplemental oxygen that it is my hope you not only listen to the testimony but to hear it most importantly to act on it. we've always done best i believe churchill said never has so much been owed to so few by so many how will the american people pay their debt? >> thank you for this opportunity. this falls into larger preventive medicine community mentioned earlier. i'm here to look at burn passed on —- burn pits and in 2008 and 2009 as a senior depart

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[applause] and my son is a captain in the united states marine corps, who deployed last year. [applause] the kids are all off the payroll. happily married to some incredible people, and most importantly, our son and incredible daughter-in-law gave us our first grandchild just last year. since i left office, i've had the privilege to travel around this country. spend time with the american people. since 2021, i've been traveling to campuses across america, talking about our conservative vision for this country, talking about our record and the challenges are nation faces. with the impact ronald reagan had on my life, you can imagine how humbling that has been for me. president reagan really was one-of-a-kind. while he is universally admired today, it may surprise you to know that wasn't always the case. before he was the great communicator, ronald reagan was the great disruptor. a conservative outsider, vigorously opposed -- opposed the moderates in his own party and in 1980 breathed new life into our party and change the nation and odom will he change the course of the world.

yet leroy stories not the only one, sergeant thomas joseph sullivan serve the united states marine in iraq. he suffered from intestinal ulcerations and leading, hypertension, respiratory disease, asthma and liver disorder. tom died in 2009 and 30 years old. will thompson served with u.s. army for 30 years of deployed twice why rack. his doctors treating his cough as allergies, he was later diagnosed with pneumonia, treated with an eye on offense and home. eventually, he was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis. after a long biopsy, he was informed that he had titanium magnesium, iron and silica in his lungs. we'll underwent to transplants and passed away this december. at 50 years old. lieutenant colonel dan brewer centcom information officer deployment can stand and want to supervisors about the help effect of the black fumes caused by burning of waste and plastic at night. lastly, isaiah james served with the u.s. army, deployed to iraq, 2006 2008 2008 to 2009 afghanistan 2010, 2011. and isaiah says this, he is now suffering from lung disease and is on supplemental oxygen. he says it i

on the bridge in 1985, the most massive spy transfer between the soviet union and the united states then marinacross the bridge as part of a group of four people. they were exchanged for 23 prisoners who were in the prisons of the gdr and poland for espionage, like other exchanges, this exchange took place officially without cameras. the religious bridge which passed over the river havel. oh connected there.

the bridge in 1985, the most massive transfer of spies between the soviet union and the united states then marin zakharsky polish agent walked across the bridge as part of a group of four people. they were exchanged for 23 prisoners who were in the prisons of the gdr and poland for espionage, like other exchanges, this exchange officially took place without a camera bridge that passed through the havel river. oh connected there. uh, one of the berlin districts, uh, and the city of basdam was in fact the border, that is, it passed along this bridge, the border along the middle of the bridge in the middle of the bridge between west berlin and the gdr well, probably from a purely territorial location, and because of the territorial convenience, he was chosen for the exchange. after all, exchanges were carried out on it, at least it is reliably known about four exchanges after the cold war, there were almost no such exchanges. it happened only in 2010 in austrian vienna, or rather, a media quote in the far corner of the airfield , where planes from moscow and new york landed at the same time. york,

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and megan mchail of franklin county who will attend the united states merchant marine academy innes nassau county, new york. thanks to these excellent young men and women, their commitment to our nation and to our military must be recognized. the soldiers, the sailors, the airmen and marines that you will one day be asked to lead deserve officers who are disciplined and thoughtful. thank you for your commitment to our country, and may god bless you and your families as you begin this new chapter of your lives. today, i congratulate you. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes -- for five minutes. >> thank you, madam speaker. mr. green: and still i rise, madam speaker, a proud liberated democrat. and i rise today on this occasion of remembrance. remembrance of the victims of the holocaust. i rise because i'd like to associate myself with comments that have been made by others. i'd like to first note for the record there was a joint resolution approved september 18, 1978. a joint resolution designating april 28 and 29 of 1979 as days of remem

and it seems that another fake , the commander of azov and the head of the thirty-sixth marine brigade, statedakthrough of the marines in mariupol was not captured and that the unit was reunited, but an incomprehensible filming location well-groomed faces and perfectly clean clothes of the commanders made many doubt this version. not to mention the fact that hundreds of ukrainian marines surrender in the footage. but politicians still call on everyone to fight for his successor, we send pleasant hotels. these are now scarce goods - bulletproof vests made of finnish steel armor. although the main budget deficit, according to bloomberg, zelensky asked europe for salaries of $ 7 billion a month, ukraine needs $ 7 billion a month urgent financial assistance to cover social payments and wages, said president volodymyr zelensky, chairman of the european commission, ursula fondleyn, when she visited kiev last week, as rea. ursula fondylein for the requested amount is not reported, however. it is known that the west is much more willing to give ukraine weapons worth billions. although even then on cre

the president at the council of legislators, which met in st. on a citizen of the united states, a former marine serving a sentence in russia, were left without fuel gazprom suspended supplies to bulgaria poland after he did not receive money under the new payment scheme in rubles. house by house apartment by apartment russian special forces of the liberated settlements of donbass are looking for the remaining, probably nazis. their part of the work on the first railway bridge between the countries across the amur . when will the crossing be opened? to know to remember we were proud in russia, the st. george ribbon is a symbol of victory that unites different generations on the day of russian parliamentarism a great conversation with the northern capital, the meeting place is very symbolic , it is in st. new very difficult challenges. and the answers to them must be resolute and adequate to the situations he spoke about. vladimir putin addresses the council legislators on parliamentarians. now the president emphasized the enormous responsibility, the most important statement in the report by ale

states. so this is the place that us marines landed. this road here is where they marked from honolulu harbor and they occupied this location right here when they invaded my country. the whole thing though, so we're at right now. this is where cap smith, this is headquarters for the pacific command and it overlooks per harbor. and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states, so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. ah, what you was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control per harbor. because of hawaii's location, it's central central in the central pacific. so there's a central location that ships enter. however, ports after disarming, refurbish, leave home ports, re arm and go back fighting a little for who it was in the white island by money, by greed and soiled with relation to represent all the things that was happening at 189 and 930. so what we see you rising out of the land out of the ocean, are these giant monsters that are asked to read with documentation of a

call today. >>> united states marine veteran trevor reed is back in the united states after a prison former new mexico governor bill richardson began the negotiations on the prisoner swap. richardson flew to moscow a day before russia invaded ukraine. trevor reed's father telling cnn the exchange was, quote, like what you see in the movies. an american plane pulled up to a russian plane on a tarmac in turkey, and the two prisoners were escorted to the opposite aircraft. video released by russian state television yesterday shows soldiers helping reed onto a plane, but it is not clear exactly when that was recorded. the marine veteran from texas was arrested almost three years ago after russian authorities said he assaulted an officer following a night of heavy drinking. reed and his family have maintained his innocence and say that's not the way it happened. in exchange for reed's release, president biden commuted the sentence of yarashenko, seen on russian tv, already back in moscow. he was a russian pilot arrested in liberia in 2010 and convicted of conspiracy to smuggle cocaine to

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this is the only age group in which the incumbent head of state is in the lead, while marine le in theirst place in terms of support among those who are from 35 to 64, that is, among those who turn the millstones of the french economy, the lack of confidence in the victory of the macron, in the second round, makes the allies nervous when it comes to donations le pen causes alarm with his statements about the desire to withdraw the only nuclear power eu from an integrated command structure of the alliance to no longer be involved in conflicts that are not ours. again, a significant difference from the 2017 elections. after the french project, not only the only nuclear a power in the eu is still the only eu country a permanent member of the un security council with the right to vote, therefore, in berlin and brussels, they are extremely concerned about no rounded diplomatic phrases , all in plain text. i hope we don't see france as president in the european union as that would not only be a departure from the core values ​​of the eu but would completely change its course the french shoul

next president, and it's proving to be a bruising contest between the current head of state, emmanuel macron, and marine national rally, formerly the national front. a few hours ago, the two candidates faced each other in their only nationwide televised debate. lucy williamson has more. after weeks of sparring from a distance, tonight it's hand—to—hand combat — the first time in this election that emmanuel macron and marine le pen have fought face—to—face. bonsoir, marine le pen. bonsoir. with just two campaigning days left, and a quarter of voters saying the debate will shape their decision, they've been waiting for this. first up, the big one — rising prices and spending power, ms le pen's favourite subject. her slogan tonight, "give the people their money back." mr macron lectures her on why her economic plans won't work. and then goes for the jugular. her relationship with russia. "you're dependent on vladimir putin," he says. "when you speak to russia, you speak to your banker." but what do voters make of it? across the country in reims this evening, voters from all sides, many still undecided, wer

presidential elections in france for a seat at the elysee palace, the current head of state emmanuel macron and marinen representing the right forces and possible whether not the collapse of the european union if le pen leads the fifth republic, now the turnout in the elections has exceeded 26%, the lipen candidates themselves have already voted, went to the polling station in the northern region on the decal, and the macron lowered the ballots in the city of letok on the english channel. what are the chances of both candidates knows lisa herzen macron was accused of being the president of the rich. therefore, on the last day of campaigning, macron went to the poor sandini, the troubled district of france, where crime is twice as high as in the whole country and 70% of the population. at least one immigrant parent. in the first round of elections, half of the sandy did not vote for the socialist mélenchon; not bequeathed by the members of his party, the second round is going to boycott or spoil the ballots. so the macron went to personally agitate the melanshonites so that the ballots would not be spo

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we had donald trump in the united states. marinevery quick to congratulate viktor orban in hungary on his fourth consecutive victory recently. there was a makeover of le pen, a milque toast makeover, she smiled a lot, talked about personal issues, she was different in appearance. but she wants to make it illegal to wear a head scarf in public, that kind of thing, so her basic politics have not changed. but it has become somehow more acceptable and that's why we're seeing a likely margin that is so much smaller in the second round than it was five years ago. >> roger cohen, thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, is a criminal referral in the works for former president trump? what a leading lawmaker on the select committee is saying about that. >>> also ahead in our continuing coverage of the war in ukraine, clint watts is at the big board, breaking down the map, the new attacks in eastern ukraine and the new white house coronavirus response coordinator joins us amid rising case numbers in many

states. an american marine veteran jailed in russia is now on his way home.eing jailed store three years in moscow. trevor reed accused of assaulting an officer there. his family has maintained hissest and has been begging the biden administration to help n exchange for reed the united states released a convicted drug trafficker from russia overnight who was serving a long prison sentence here. taking a live look at the white house where the president just sent out a statement celebrating his return and saying that negotiations that allowed us to bring him hope required difficult decisions that i don't take lightly. apparently the two men were exchanged in europe but the exact location remains a government secret. back to you. >>> the united states supreme court heard arguments on the biden administration's push to end former president trump's so- called remain in mexico policy t requires migr ind s to wait outside the united states. >> dhs detains tens of thousands on any given day. removing discretion would mean they can't take account of that. >> texas and

next president, and it's proving to be a bruising contest between the current head of state, emmanuel macron, and marinetional rally, formerly the national front. this evening, the two candidates faced each other in their only nationwide televised debate. millions of voters are said to be still undecided. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy williamson, has been watching the exchanges. after weeks of sparring from a distance, tonight it's hand—to—hand combat. the first time in this election that emmanuel macron and marine le pen have fought face—to—face. bonsoir, marine le pen. bonsoir. with just two campaigning days left, and a quarter of voters saying the debate will shape their decision, they've been waiting for this. first up, the big one. rising prices and spending power is le pen's favourite subject. her slogan tonight, give the people their money back. this mr macron lectures her on why her economic plans won't work. and then goes for the jugular. her relationship with russia. you're dependent on vladimir putin, he says. when you speak to russia, you speak to your banker. but what do voters make of it?