members of the legislator, tribal leaders, state and local officials, and members of the consular corps. particularly the ukrainian honorary council, we stand with ukraine in the state of washington. [applause] my fellow washingtonians, after two years of delivering the state of the state virtually, it really is great to be back together again. i want to tell you, you all look great, you haven't aged a day in two years. there is good news here. look, i know we have big challenges this session. as leaders, we will be called upon these next few months to act with decisiveness, with ambition, with audacity, and the good news is that here in washington state, ambition and audacity are both embedded in our state's dna. as i was giving thought about the challenges we face this session, i realize that we aren't facing anything that we aren't ready for. i was thinking about my comments today, it was just something that we are ready to do. when you think about the things we have passed in the recent years that are now becoming real. they need them to become real, people are eager to see bold and inclusive leadership and action. think about this, five years ago, we launched a transformatio

of worship. we owe our children the children to keep them safe. let's pass all three bills and prove to them that the gun lobby doesn't make the laws in washington state. we do. [applause] >> well, of course, gun safety isn't the only thing we need. and we want to help law enforcement agencies to hire and train more officers. they need more officers on our streets and in our neighborhoods. while so much are joined by sheriffs tore do new training centers and help law enforcement agencies recruit people from within their diverse communities. and sometimes, the right response isn't necessarily by law enforcement officers. i applaud the way to implement our new 988 system. this legislature had this to see this as much more than a crisis hotline but create a behavioral crisis response system. and your continued support puts us on a path to ensure people facing a mental or suicidal crisis can be connected to mobile responders or health providers. thank you for making this work possible. i appreciate your work. let's keep it up. [applause] >> one other important and the right to seek reproductive care. [applause] we know the dobbs' decision last year on a n

is the kind of thing states can do that congress can't because of the political situation but states can and need to. the only way to meet our national goals is of states do join washington state and the other 24 states in moving the ball on their own initiative. >> i feel good about the messaging around these climate issues which i didn't deeply follow the gas stove thing that happened a few weeks ago but sometimes it does feel democrats get in their own way in climate messaging and it is interesting that you call your program the cap and invest program, the people called a cap and trade, a meaningful phrase to a lot of people, where is the investment going to go and what numbers are we talking about? i saw $4 billion year floating around is what are you expecting to have in the bank at the end of the year. >> multiple billion dollars, significant dollars and it is important we talk about this from an investment standpoint and job creation standpoint and health standpoint. when i talk about this, first off i start with health, this is a health issue. i love polar bears, but this is not just about the polar bear, it's about the health of our children, the ability of our

his family business, his mother is the daughter of the governor of the state of washington , his fathera very powerful lawyer, the family was wealthy, but in the summer he went to high school during the summer. expand the rest yourself the core skill is another important thing that every student should be familiar with . outside, your blood is like wine. it's a small thing. they kill you and get interested in this work. the view of this university professor and the chief electrical manager of the world's largest commercial companies on iran before and after 1957, the growth of information, the intellectual growth of the people , the level of literacy of the people is much higher than in the past. who talked to me , i really thought i remembered 18 years, that is, his information the way he talks, the way he behaves like an adult. when i was a child, wherever we went, we would get an illiterate person. the illiterate person was a class in the third grade of my elementary school. from now on, we will go to people for sharif graduates or graduates of tehran university, azad university, etc

the hit piece claimed that luna was previously a registered democrat in the state of washington actually they have already issued the correction on that one. all it really took was a google search, which you usually do before you plush. that google search revealed the state of washington doesn't, in fact, do that. just remember the same dems trying to mock her for changing her last name are the same ones who for six years told you liz warren was a native american. now here shear is for herself. florida's representative for the 1st district anna paulina luna. congresswoman, great to have you on the program tonight. as i mentioned, "the washington post" has already issued one correction regarding you being previously registered as a democrat. what else did they get wrong? >> well, they did start out with saying that i basically made up the fact that my father never went to jail and, as you saw with the records that we sent to fox news, that's completely false. you know, my story, growing up within the welfare system, going to over six high schools. that's not something that the "the washin

of washington, and now he is a member of the american bar association . he is also a professor of law at the university of houston, texas, seattle, and louisiana state universityerent companies they were consultants to various profit-enhancing companies regarding management , introducing students from childhood and adolescence to business and doing charity and public benefit work is an important issue that should be considered by school officials from the point of view of a psychologist, because in the future it is very important for the individual and the country to have a system to encourage children to work . for example, in elementary school, i always said that in the summer he should come and report what positive things you did in the summer . he wants to talk about having fun. a work that for for example, a country like japan , children think about business from elementary school, i give an example, the family was focused, his mother is the daughter of the governor of the state of washington, his father is a very powerful lawyer, the family was wealthy, but in the summer, he went to high school during the summer, this worked. he worked door-to-door at th

for example, his mother was a wealthy family the daughter of the governor of the state of washington, father, the poet, the lawyer, is very rough, the family was very wealthy, but during the summer, she went to high school during the summer, she worked at home, she worked at a desk , and five thousand dollars, for example, collecting money in her pocket when schools are only tuition gersh skill-oriented school is another important museum that every student should get to know. it is small, we do it ourselves. i can never have someone come and do it if it is a big job and they will take their children. kshand gets interested in this work, but the look of this teacher university and the senior manager of some big business companies in the world to iran before and after 1957, the growth of information , the intellectual growth of people's ears, the level of literacy of people is much higher than in the past, a village boy in the 3rd grade of primary school , when he talked to me, i really thought that i remember 18 years, that is his knowledge, his way of speaking, his way of dealing like

of housing benefits. mitch snyder -- schneider was an advocate. in the d.c. scene in the 1980's, he states a lot of spectacular protests -- staged a lot of spectacular protests in washingtonelsewhere in d.c.. a major impact he had, although he had a number, was he federalized the issue quickly. it was not obvious it needed to become a response ability of the federal government as soon as it did. there are a lot of reasons as i alluded to early -- earlier for thinking this was for the states. but because he was so active on the d.c. scene and aggressive i would sayn nvincing federal lawmakers to pass legislation on funding and as a result, ronald reagan left office with what was in place and remains the most important federal program on homelessness. that is what i would say his name might do. host: in washington, on the line for those with experience with homelessness. good morning. caller: good morning. host: you are on with stephen eide. caller: hi. i want to share my experience with homelessness. my homelessness started from when i was 14, i was removed from my mom's home -- from personal abuse. for my mom's husband. i had been involved with human trafficking, sexual a

. >> judge jeanine: city council meeting in the state of washington. interrupt every participant that came to the microphone. two hours into the meeting and well over three minute speaking time limit the cat was finally released. i don't know what that means well over 3 minute speaking time. bottom line is, there is a perfect ending to this because the cat was in between the roof and the ceiling and the cat found its people and that's the end of it. >> jesse: state of washington. >> judge jeanine: they are all high there. >> jesse: washington. i love how you say washington. >> judge jeanine: really? >> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" ladies night rachel cam poets duffy, tulsi gabbard, jeanine pirro and abby hornacek and now leave more time for harold. >> harold: serena williams, 23-time winner of majors is receiving an naacp image award the jackie robinson icon award joins michael jordan, magic johnson recipient of the award. a terrific career off the court. venture number of things. congrats to her. and could not be in a better name than jackie robin

this is the matter of state of washington versus michael lee dudley.e charged in count one with murder in the second degree, that you did cause the death ofjessica d lewis, who died on or aboutjune 9th, 2020, that you did cause the death of austin wenner, who died on or about june 9th, 2020. as preparations for the trial begin, people trawl through the life of michael dudley, but also jessica and austin. i was afraid. we put up no trespassing signs. i was trying to protect jessica's son from being able, you know, because i didn't know how much media was going to show up. i didn't know if they were going to figure it out. i have a different last name than austin. so i didn't know how long it was going to take them to find me. i knew austin's parents were very upset with the media. you know, theyjust didn't want to say anything. they were busy mourning and rightfully so. they should have been able to have their peace at that time. you know? everybodyjust kept saying, you know, "these suitcases." "these suitcases washed up." and it's like, you know what?

his mother was the daughter of the governor of the state of washington, his father was a very powerfulyer, they were a very wealthy family, but he went to high school during the summer. do things yourself development of skill-based skills is another important thing that every student should be familiar with. outside, your blood becomes water and wine . it's a small thing. he organizes his job and finds interest, then this university professor and chief electrical manager of the world's major commercial companies went to iran before and after 1957. the growth of information, the intellectual growth of the people , the level of literacy of the people is much higher than in the past. when he talked to me , i really thought that we had been recording for 18 years that is, his knowledge, his way of speaking, his way of acting like an adult. when i was a child, everywhere we went, we would get illiterate people. illiterate people were not a class in the third grade of elementary school. from now on, we will go everywhere to people for sharif graduates or graduates of tehran university, elsew

s. secretary of state of washington. and prior to the fighting with in the re does long running conflict a clarion national states with the western pilot push for the region to position a button on the national kind of a lot of the i'm in the removal of exchange rate control. we heard from local to say the i met is listening the economic crisis. i think the i'm of is just creating a drama when actually the i'm at the job, he's meant to be to help stabilize economies if they need financial help. but here's the i'm up, is driving us to the quote with good, why? well, those are the is i still got a thing life from moscow. i'm right, mommy. and as always it's great to have us. let's take a look at today's top stories, and start with the latest from don bus. local, say a priest was killed and, and none was wounded in overnights plain artillery, a fac, as a us supplied high miles rocket struck a monastery. this comes as a russian defense ministry says the village of blood. would that noise? in the don't ask, republic has come u

travis county texas and the state of washington, we are addressing homelessness by increasing the affordablesing stock and partnering with nonprofits to get to the root of the problem. minnesota is addressing health care and childcare by hiring more nurses and licensed childcare professionals. the american rescue plan also provided $12 billion to address mental health needs rising from the pandemic. i know that addressing mental health is a party for so many of you in this organization. one of the things that i have wrote down for the vice president, i keep notecards of what i think we have to do and i said we have to pass legislation on the damaging technology that is having an effect on our kids, we have to change the way the internet works and where people can use our children -- where people can meet our children. milwaukee county is using rescue funds to help kids involved in the criminal justice system, l.a. county is offering job-training for kids in vulnerable populations. we are providing another $10 billion to prevent violence and human trauma, $2 billion of that is for young peopl

to one that is more proactive. >> like it to the state of washington. this is bob into coma, you are on with stephen eide. >> how is it going today? >> going, we'll go ahead, with your question? >> i'm looking at the numbers and according to the numbers it's close to 13% minorities in america. and it's over 39, 40% minorities who are homeless. this doesn't really seem like a -- it seems like a minority homeless problem. i'm wondering, how did redlining play into? this had systemic racism play into this? that is a criminal justice system play into this? because i know that a lot of people, once they left from the criminal justice system, certain things they don't have access to because they are denied those things. , so i'm wondering, are we looking at this as a overall thing? i re-looking at this as basically minorities not being housed? because of the history of america. because even the has been a community, i think they're at 18% and they're like at 25% of the homeless. so, it seems like it's mostly the minorities. i was wondering -- >> bob, let's ta

maria olinovska is also e informs us that senator pati mure and senator from washington state of washingtonhat she is proud to have voted for the continuation of support for ukraine against russia's brutal and destructive and aggressive war and the united states stands with the people of ukraine senator pati amira writes and responds that obviously also to the words of joseph biden about what is needed and will the united states stand with ukraine as long as it takes and if we are talking again about what words president biden addressed to the congress to the chamber representatives to the senate to the americans and actually to the representative of ukraine in the united states to the ambassador of ukraine to the united states oksana markarogova then for ukraine about ukraine president biden mentioned in several important sentences he said in particular that the united states will stand with ukraine as long as necessary if you missed this message we can now listen to it again our strength this is not only an example of our strength but the strength of our example we remember the world is w

of russia. in addition, the united states launched new attacks and washington accused china of intending to transfer lethal weapons to china. the suspicion of the american side was expressed by secretary of state antonin, damn it, he said that he discussed this topic with chinese foreign minister ivan and on the sidelines of the security conference after the sentences. known to be blinkin, by essentially threatened a chinese colleague with severe consequences in the event that china provides assistance to russia, we are extremely concerned that china is now considering the possibility of providing lethal assistance to russia and i have made it clear that this will have serious consequences in our relations, by the way, linkin ivan and met for the first time since the pentagon shot down a chinese eros balloon in the skies over the states, incidents of espionage allegations added to tensions between the two countries blinken canceled a planned visit to beijing at that time here is the first meeting with a chinese colleague on neutral territory for detente. didn't bring it at all. exactly 85 years ago

isolation of america, that is, the oceans that isolate the united states from conflicts in other places recalling the farewell speech of the first president of the united states, george washingtonf the key things he said in this speech was that the united states should avoid external entanglements , that is, focus primarily on the domestic situation. how the world is organized, but also due to a complete lack of interest. thus , biden returned us to the natural state of us foreign policy after the second world war war will be the leader of the trans-atlantic community, which is based on nato , as well as on the american treaty on the defense of the treaties on the defense of japan, south korea, australia , new zealand, the united states undertakes to defend all these countries militarily , but unfortunately, inside the united states, the population does not pay much attention to the rest of the world members of the us congress do not even have passports for international travel, which is a cause for concern , the foreign policy of the united states has been a kind of sphere of activity of the intellectual elite, and the entire political approach of the president trump's aim was

is, the oceans that isolate the united states from conflicts elsewhere, recalling the farewell speech of the first president of the united states, george washington of the key things he said in that speech was that the united states should avoid external entanglements, that is , focus first on the domestic situation , this trend was reversed by donald trump he restored the policy of isolationism due to ignorance, due to a lack not only of understanding how the world works, but also due to a complete lack of interest. thus, biden returned us to the natural state of foreign us policy after the second world war will be the leader of the trans-atlantic community, which is based on nato, as well as on the american treaty on the defense of the treaties on the defense of japan, south korea, australia, and new zealand. pays a lot of attention to the rest of the world members of the us congress do not even have passports for international travel which is a cause for concern the foreign policy of the united states has been a kind of sphere of activity of the intellectual elite and the whole president trump's political approach has been to criticize the eli

another reconnaissance probe over latin america , it is moving in the direction of the united states. earlier, washington accused beijing of violating airspace . meanwhile the american border guards, reveal what was the name of the white house for the fact that china monitors the us border more closely than the administration, badina. she question, when will the ball be shot down the spy american leader did not find a better answer than hating. in particular, the pentagon announced the allocation of a new package of military assistance to ukraine in the amount of almost $ 2.2 billion ; it included shells with a range of 150 km, as well as ammunition for himos, javelin systems , air defense systems, drones and heavy machine guns, but kiev is still not enough, according to the deputy head ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine is now the country urgently need a navy. the move in ukraine should be created not only by aviation, but also by the navy. germany has a lot of opportunities to equip the ukrainian fleet. this will take months. and maybe years, but we have to start more, in the meantime, we started t

states. now later there are thousands of american troops while washington, warsaw are discussing the issue of increasing the military contingent, usa hello states mass rallies against the supply of weapons to kiev in washington people demand to stop the multibillion-dollar us spending on ukraine and call for a peaceful settlement of the conflict, as well as the dissolution of nato among the protesters former assistant, she announced her disappointment in the presidency. joe biden we're here because we're closer than ever to the brink of nuclear war. i worked in dc i worked for the biden. i know that i said earlier in 2019 and 2020 that if biden becomes president, there will be no war with russia, and now we are expanding the proxy war in ukraine. it is unlikely that european cities also held rallies for peace on the continent in amsterdam, the procession participants said that arms deliveries will only lead to more casualties, they urged politicians to organize peace talks to stop bloodshed berlin protesters marched through the city center chanting anti-war slogans. people are seeking an end

of the united states had banned access to tik tok , calling this action of the united states political. with the arrival of the secretary of the treasury of the united states , the new round of washington's base in kiev to continue the war has flowed into ukraine. who announced the gradual transfer of 110 billion dollars to ukraine he said that these aids are part of the 10 billion dollars that will be provided to ukraine in the coming days. the secretary of the us treasury called these aids necessary for the screening. the key institute for the world economy announced on monday in a report that the us military aid to ukraine in the past 11 months. and then it was 46 billion and 600 million dollars. a recent associated press survey indicates a 12% drop in the support of the american people for the continuation of military aid to ukraine at the same time as this conflict is prolonged . spacex and nasa were forced to launch a spacecraft to the international space station. moments before slow launch, technical fault, the reason for canceling the launch of this spacecraft. the spacecraft was supposed to transport astronauts from the united states, russia and the emirates to the international

in kazakhstan the stated goal is the formation of strong democratic institutions of the republic, this is stated directly in the description of the state department for honesty washingtonnerously pays from 10 to 50,000 dollars a similar program is also operating in other countries of the region, plus a course for young leaders to improve the skills of young journalists, hundreds and thousands of those who will later teach their compatriots go through this conveyor of embassy programs and non-profit foundations purposefully and methodically. how you need to love your homeland, and who to love, for example, well, is not at all worth the features. what happened next e american from congratulations to tell colleagues, having learned having seen that it causes such interesting know how this is the answer three days seminar with export to the lake, issyk-kul, where , so to speak, snacks. uh, there are souvenirs, in general, uh, there was little practical use, but the task would be, uh, with them. mm, we didn’t communicate, of course, the guidelines are very strict, because the prescribed criterion for e grant recipients is a criterion for those wishing to participate in inte

the state of ohio asks washington forfederal support after a train derailment releases toxic chemicalso the air, soil and water. a year after retiring, the family of hollywood actor bruce willis say his health�*s deteriorated. he's now suffering from a type of dementia. and stars gather for a fashionable farewell. a memorial�*s held in london for dame vivienne westwood who died in december aged 81. two leaders on opposing sides of the war in ukraine have spoken to the bbc in the run—up to the one year anniversary of russia's invasion. ukraine's president zelensky tells us he won't concede territory to russia in any future peace deal to end the war. he insists doing so would leave ukraine "weaker as a state," and give vladimir putin cause to want to "keep coming back". meanwhile, one of the russian leader's staunchest allies, alexander lukashenko of belarus, has told the bbc he'd be willing to allow russia to launch a fresh ground assault from his country. we'll hear from steve rosenberg in the belarusian capital minsk in a moment. but first, here's our world affairs editor, john simpso

increasing , volodymyr, on january 30, at the president of the united states joseph biden of the united states of america was asked about whether washingtonvide f16 fighter jets to ukraine, he briefly said no, well, it was a short dialogue and a short question from a journalist, as a short answer from the president of the united states of america, we know that before this, negotiations regarding the provision of tanks were quite difficult, because germany made the provision of leopards dependent on the provision of abrams or the promise to provide abrams in ukraine, what do you think and i, how do you now see this situation , or the united states of america, well, consciously they are detaining your heavy weapons in order to avoid, as they believe, an escalation, or let's say so, so that ukraine does not give more weapons and more opportunities for offensive actions against russia. although there is a minimal chance to retreat and leave them in some status, the people who made the decision made a mistake but still made the decision to retreat, that is, biden still has some chance for putin . i don't think that's here we need to talk about

waking up a multimillionaire, winning numbers drawn last night matching a ticket sold in the state of washingtonre are the numbers in place you have a smaller prize. five, 11, 22, 20 three, the power number is seven. i'm excited about channel seven. anyone willing thousand dollars can own a piece of sports history. someone on ebay is auctioning off a bottle of sand taken from where tom brady made his retirement video in north miami. a user by the name gadgetgs claims he elected it just hours after brady posted the video. the bids have gotten as high as $99,000. kumasi: in arizona for the super bowl. for the second time in a decade, glendale is hosting. neighbors love the energy around their homes on game day and are looking to cash in. they are renting out rooms, the entire house, parking spots. that was erica mercer, two miles from the stadium and she is planning to rent out her parking spots. >> either five trucks or cars available, one, two and three, and in the rv area you have to park at least three depending on how long vehicles are. kumasi: she says the parking spots are going from anywhe

of the most influential economists in the world, jeffreysaks. extremely tough on foreign policy. the united states pointed out the main rule of washingtonthe absence of rules , stressed that the states are really behind the terrorist attack on nord stream such operations by the cia and other covert branches of the us government are carried out quite regularly. they blow up a lot of infrastructure. trying to keep everything secret, but this operation was difficult to hide, because the united states was practically the only country that had a motive for the means and, which is quite remarkable in advance, the bidens, who announced their intention to destroy nord stream a year ago, publicly stated that the states have every opportunity to destroy gas pipelines and washington can go for it, the head of the state department, blinkin also, without hesitation, spoke of the motives and the desire of the united states to eliminate the northern streams. jeffrey sachs recalled the words of the former minister. there are more strange things than sikorsky, who immediately after the sabotage thanked the united states and posted on twitter photo bubbl

no, we uh proceeded from the involvement of the united states and at least some of washington's natoin this outrageous crime, which is. uh, an armed attack on one of the key elements of critical infrastructure on the lies of the american administration and attempts to exonerate itself indicates the leading focus neutaker carlson, the journalist, recalls that just a few months before the incident, washington threatened to destroy nord stream in plain text, and after the emergency, in order to save face in the international arena. biden blamed everything on moscow. denied any responsibility he had about vinyl, now we actually have an answer to what happened. it may not be true, but it is true that this approach is not new for the united states. former us intelligence officer edward snowden cited the story of mass surveillance of european allies is a proven fact, which washington also strongly denied, leading western media to replicate revelations that are inconvenient for their political leadership. hersh is not in a hurry, moreover, some publications subject the materials of the winne

it was filed by the attorney general of the states of washington and oregon and joint by several others is to show the any restrictions on this particular drug are unwarranted, and it is totally safe, and it should be brought it rather than restrictive. >> monica, you're on the front lines of the issue. we'd like to sometimes bring this into real world consequences. explain to our viewers how critical access to medical abortion is? what consequences could come from blocking access to it? how quickly does an effect like disco it being, if you will, if a judge makes a decision in the coming day or so? >> thank you so much for having me, and the effects are already being felt. we are already living and a post-roe world. before the dobbs decision, we were already living and a post-roe world. even when we had the legal right before the decision of dobbs, the legal right did not always guarantee access. like we saw on the state of mississippi, that was only down to one abortion clinic, we were already feeling the impact of lack of access in this country, so now, with this particular type of l

states passed last year. part of it includes $370000000000.00 and subsidies to remote green manufacturing jobs in the united states. but it excludes many of washington's closest partners, the ear fears that this will pull key green tech companies away from europe. it's all about the jobs of the future.

poland creates the largest land army in europe, moreover, with the fertilizer of the united states why washington chooses to support warsaw and not berlin or paris uncle sam's back was, but he still dreams of taking over the world satyrs in the west are beginning to understand who they are dealing with. so let's start with a report on the situation in ukraine which was shown by danish television , the dr.tv channel reports on nato's plans to significantly increase the production of weapons and ammunition to meet the needs of the armed forces, and immediately demonstrates. in whose hands the next western supplies may be, in addition to ordinary soldiers of the kiev regime, a character with a closed face and a very characteristic chevron flashes on the video, a combination of black and white, as well as slogans in arabic applied in a certain order . everything together adds up to a well, recognizable flag international terrorist organization specifically banned isis. so, there can be no two opinions in the ranks of the ukrainian nazis , either the militants of the pseudo-caliphate have already appe

of the most influential economists in the world. geoffrey sax. extremely tough on foreign policy. the united states pointed out the main rule of washingtontes are really behind the terrorist attack on nord stream , it is precisely such operations by the cia and other secret divisions of the us government that are regularly carried out. they blow up a lot of infrastructure. trying to keep everything is a secret, but this operation was difficult to hide because the us was practically the only country with a means motive. and that it was very important for na in advance, who announced his intention to destroy the nord stream a year ago, the bidens publicly stated that the states have every opportunity to destroy gas pipelines and washington can go for it, the head of the state department, blinken, also did not hesitate to talk about the motives and desire of the united states to eliminate the northern flows. jeffrey sachs recalled the words of the former foreign minister more than sikorsky, who, immediately after the sabotage, thanked the united states and tweeted photo bubbles rising from the bottom of the ocean and the fact that american

of our state who enshrined the phrase under god the people rule we're just getting started. [applause] in 1790, less than one year after taking office as a present of the united states, george washington delivered his first state of the union address. now some people think it was the best state of the union ever delivered. it was also the shortest so that might've been the reason why. but president washington delivered and an important point that he think we should all remember today. the welfare of our country is the great object to which our cares and efforts to be directed. i shall derive great satisfaction from a cooperation with you in the pleasing, though arduous task of an shrink to our fellow citizens the blessings which they have the right to expect from a a free, efficie, and equal government. that is still our task today, to ensure free and efficient and an equal government for the people of south dakota. i look forward to working with all of you to get that done, and may god bless you. may god continue to bless the great state of south dakota. [applause] [applause]

of fighters . they also paid one billion four hundred million dollars to washington for the purchase of f-35 fighters , but the united statesceled the joint memorandum of understanding from the chief has refused to deliver these fighters the former president of the united states says that if washington continues with its current practice of sending weapons, the war in ukraine will never stop . he is busy campaigning to participate in the 2020 and 4 elections. and he was looking for negotiations between musk and kief. he told me earlier that if he becomes the president , he will stop the war for 24 hours. the scandal of the fake nursing diploma of that american nurse has brought him to the threshold after the arrest of 25 people for fraud . electronic specified 7600 nurses they received fake nursing degrees from these people. the perpetrators issued these fake documents in cooperation with the college. the special agent of the us federal police said that the worrying thing is that thousands of nurses have been involved in treating patients with these fake documents. nearly half of the people of france every they take medicin