my colleague ostapyarish also spoke with the newly appointed head of the state property fund, rustam umyrov, who was actively involved in the negotiation process. we are growing. thank you for finding the time to talk to interview, we do not defend and defend, do everything possible so that they return to their families in ukraine and that we continue our struggle, that is, in this regard, we look at each a person like our boys and girls whom we freed from captivity, thanks to which the commanders were able to be returned, it was some kind of additional negotiations that ukraine insisted on their inclusion in the lists , it was also difficult, it was a long enough operation, but i don't want to go into the nuances now they are safe, their families will come to them soon because they should be in turkey before the end of the war volodymyr zelenskyi said that there was little exchange, russia insisted on this, well, these are the terms of the exchange, eh, you can say that they are almost there lost almost and recently, we have been working on freeing them, there are still hundreds of

800 state-owned objects with a total value of about uah 45 billion to the management of the state property fund. they expect that most of them will be sold to private owners, while a certain number will remain under the management of the state or will be liquidated and will also be added to our broadcast victoria, insurance advisor of the office of the president of ukraine we congratulate you in this way congratulations to the studio ms. victoria please tell me why this is now it is very important why now we are returning to small privatization and later they will resume large privatization large privatization a-a so we know that since the beginning of the great war all these processes have been on pause, why now we have decompressed them , there are several reasons, the first is, after all, we e-e is oriented towards a liberal economy and reduction of state participation in the management of enterprises and ownership of enterprises e-e still mostly e-e in the private business itself can be an effective owner this is the first e-e secondly us it is necessary to attract funds and the budget. yes

the state of ukraine, the manager of such property can be determined there, it can be arma, it is our agency for the management of the management of seized assets, it is it can be the state property fundr any other state body, enterprise, institution that has the competence to manage such property, for example, we have information in the mass media that such a russian oligarch in the babakh group of voivods ginner owns five oblenergos in ukraine. critical infrastructure, especially in recent events, and it is obvious that such property cannot be properly managed there by itself, but we have the same state oblenergo, which is competent to manage such enterprises, in any case, the first step now is lawsuits from the ministry of justice, without this, well, there will be no confiscation sanctions. there are people like that. i don’t know. you can call them crisis managers, maybe even somehow, if today i were invited to some television to manage everything for me it took one day, two, three weeks, well, it depends . yes, to understand what is happening there, who works for me, how, do we have equipment, do i have premises, what do i need to invest, what do i have to enter taxes, that is,

the form of taxes and fees, and small privatization is ongoing in ukraine, according to the state property funductions small state-owned enterprises are exhibited online auctions started on september 19 and 16 objects have already been sold, a total of almost 922 bids million hryvnias, the most money for the state budget comes from the sales of enterprises in the alcohol industry. but until the end of the year, the ban on the export of buckwheat will continue in ukraine. first deputy minister of agricultural policy taras vysotskyi announced this. more, however, prices will begin to fall no earlier than november, because the harvest was delayed due to significant rainfall, prices for buckwheat may fall to uah 60 or somewhere around 70 uah per kilogram, the cost of urgent processing of a foreign passport and travel document of a refugee will increase from november 1, this is the decision the ukrainian government also made, so you will have to pay uah 496 instead of uah 252 as it is now, in order to urgently receive the document in three or seven days , you will have to pay uah 992, the price also

and here, walking along the streets of monaco, the former head of the state property fund of ukrainemitry sinichenko is seven. oh , the improbability of losing a mandate is not stopping the fugitives, however, there are many questions to him, despite zelensky’s demands to call the refugees to account not one of criminal cases initiated in ukraine against the fugitives did not receive any significant continuation. moreover, among the servants of the people who left, there were quite a few deputies of the president’s party who exchanged permanent residence in kiev for swiss spanish and in the united arab emirates , five supporters of zelensky successfully left rodin in february , no information, but ongoing proceedings against them. in the open. no access to varvara nevskaya vesti. get a loan from 4.5 percent in alfa-bank. . by the way, the first buyer of new equipment in stores on avito has a complex effect penetrating into the focus of inflammation and helping to relieve pain and reduce swelling aertal cream pain under control. ka 1299 when buying from two pieces, the magnet marks ea

we do not have a state property fund at all.he chinese, or boguslaev, or some other russians, the russians on the pretext, how do you assess this situation in the complex, please, boguslae did not himself detain the director of the department of international cooperation, but the russian one is discharged the suspicion of a number of people, and this one will increase , including all those structures in which you said not only that and separately to the employees of the security service, well, let's not get ahead of ourselves, how can we control the products that go to to some country that signed all the documents, everything is fine. and it transfers it to russia through the fourth country, not even through the third, through the fourth country. well, i don’t know. it’s extremely difficult. it’s another matter that there were contacts and these contacts were just documented. during bouslayev's war with er, there was such a structure as the federal er agency, if i'm not mistaken , of military-technical cooperation of the russian

the state property fund is currently working on attracting foreign investment, but here it is necessary to understand that during the war, few investors, especially from western countries, are ready to take risks. this is the first thing . on the other hand, i personally do not believe that when a state-owned or confiscated asset that became state-owned is privatized by a ukrainian investor , it is worse than when it is privatized by a foreigner, on the contrary, the capital remains in ukraine and profits will not be taken out of the territory of ukraine, even if it is legal, because there are currently certain restrictions on the withdrawal of capital during the martial law. but after the martial law, they will be removed, and any investor is interested in making a profit, when we are talking about a ukrainian investor, then the capital remains in ukraine, well, in any case, i would like the confiscated russian enterprises to be sold at the highest possible price, this is the key question, yes and whether, for example, accordingly the legal framework will be sufficient so that no one a

the institution received a corresponding letter from the state property fund, which was told to prepareuments for the privatization of two buildings at once. one-about-3 thousand square meters, the other in mazhe 6, and i will remind you that on september 5, an order was issued on the reorganization of the dovzhenka center. the dovzhenka center immediately called it a liquidation and declared its intention the state cinema is to destroy this actual institution, which, in particular, stores the archives of our cinema from the soviet period and the already independent period, but already on september 6, the state cinema signed the consent to privatization, and there was a lot of confusion in the film community among people who are simply concerned with ukrainian culture, and specifically in the dovzhenko center signed a petition. the cabinet of ministers had to respond to it, but the other day it reacted and fully supported the decision of the state cinema. well, in the dovzhenko center itself, they say that these buildings are which will now be privatized, and they were previously leased

and here, the former head of the state property fund of ukraine, dmitry sinichenko, walking along thewith his family, does not stop the fugitives; in relation to the fugitives did not receive at least some significant continuation. moreover, among those who left , there are many servants of the people, deputies of the president’s party, who exchanged permanent residence in kiev for swiss spanish and in the united arab emirates back in february, their homeland. five successfully left. supporters of zelensky there is no information about the ongoing proceedings against them in the public domain . varvara nevskaya news of the gorky moscow art theater presented in st. petersburg the play yesenin 's woman, based on the book zakharo, prilepin sergey yesenin , the play reveals the personality of the poet through the fate of the women with whom he was close, as the production was accepted by the audience of the cultural capital dmitry knows akimov a production that completely changes the idea of ​​​​sergey yesenin, this is exactly what critics say about this performance on the stage of the ba

and here, the former head of the state property fund of ukraine, dmitry sinichenko, walking along thets of monaco, with his family, does not stop the fugitives; in a relationship runaways did not receive at least some meaningful continuation. moreover, among those who left , there are many servants of the people, deputies of the president's party, who exchanged permanent residence in kiev for swiss spanish and in the united arab emirates as early as february. five successfully left the homeland. no information about the ongoing proceedings against them in the public domain varvara nevskaya news during a special military operation, our unit managed to pay for unmanned spraying machines at a ukrainian military base liquids above the ground is such a way of biological warfare, the ukrainians prompted the americans the main task of the american colleagues to study pathogens in these places using the forces of local specialists does not involve their future bridgeheads. pay attention to the day of work on february 23. natural tests on humans have not been proven, which by and large were sa

but it does not depend on the fireplace, or the fireplace can give the property to the state property management fundich was headed by panomer and to whom i have great respect, and whose results say that it seems to me that he will be able to manage us effectively what about this property depends on the property, on the asset, for example, the huge ocean plaza in kyiv, where the lease has already been bought, where the constant profit is already dripping, it is opening, just the other day, literally, if we probably sell longer history well, because it is necessary. well, this is preparation for sale. they sold it. they drip into the budget. we don't want to sell. they froze it. they gave it to the army for storage . and it will be a separate communication with the cabinet . on february 24, as of the beginning of september, ukraine already received international aid for 17 and a half billion billion dollars, and we understand that this is not the end. in your opinion, how effective is the control over the use of this aid now? it is a good question. historically, as an organization, we have difficult r

point of view of the interests of the world, so ukraine will also receive certain funds, and since it is a state propertynevertheless, first of all. for us, it is important from the point of view of dialogue with our partners regarding firtash and kolomoisky. well, i do not really think that they will gain anything from this. ivan, in the end, please, very briefly, we understand that it is unlikely that we will be able to remove all the grain by returning to his topic from ukraine, since we would like to export in exactly the same way, we understand that uh, maybe we didn't sow so much, i would do as much as we could, so we understand that next year our harvest may be less than uh the previous one, this may cause us some trouble. will we have enough grain that we sowed, and really, as far as the statement of the relevant minister is known, we have sown 75% compared to the previous lesson, that is, in fact, 25% 25% less , nevertheless, the ministry of agriculture constantly emphasizes that the reserve that russia will be enough for us for our own needs, so even if ukraine, let's say, will export a lot, it

her tax plan would reduce dedicated funding for the state patrol by 50%, it would got our schools' funding and enforce local property taxes and sales taxes. i will continue to work with republicans and democrats, we have delivered on two tax cuts to the income tax, one because of a refund mechanism i support and the other one at the ballot box and we have a chance to do that again this november. host: you say regent ganahl has a math problem. you have a pollution problem. if all of this pollution goes away by 2040 as you wanted to -- want it to. gov. polis: pollution coming away is wonderful. income is a good thing, it encourages growth, let people hold onto their hard earned money. tax pollution instead. when you were talking 10 years, 20 years, you have to figure out where the revenue is going to come from. we think we can make progress on cutting the income tax more and discouraging activities that pollute our air and detract from our quality of life in colorado. host: you are talking about getting rid of the income tax over a period of 20 or 30 years. gov. polis: what is coming out of this discussion is well we

we were able to take the funding for mental services off of property taxes and move it to a state allocation. that provided predictability in funding into the mental health system. also in addition to that same piece of legislation we passed there is a growth factor so as revenue increases it automatically increases the funding that goes into the mental health system. when we were levying through the property taxes it was capped at $116 million. most the time they did not levy to the cap. we got $99 million going into mental health. with a projected funding for fiscal year 2023 it will be about $128 million that will go into the mental health system. we are continuing to look at that. it takes the politics out of it. we will continue to look at it. you talk to the providers and we will continue to evaluate, continue to look for where there is gaps. another component of this is we are doing the realignment with public health and health and human services into one agency. that will streamline and identify where some of those gaps are. ms. dejear: i think it is one thing to talk about what we h

general staff of the armed forces in particular, it is stated there that ukrainian forces are taking employees and property banks and a pension fundkherson to the occupied territory of crimea. last week, the occupation authorities of the kherson region, so to speak, recommend the local residents to leave, as noted, for rest and recovery to the crimea and rostov region . krasnodar krai, stavropol, this is russia at the same time, the so-called government of the kherson region claims that there is no evacuation and that no one actually backs down the real scale of sending the residents of the kherson region oblast to the regions of russia and now it is not completely clear, but for example, on october 14, the so-called head of the oblast , volodymyr saldo , appointed by the kremlin, stated that 350 people expressed their desire to leave, what is happening in the kherson region, we will talk further. good evening. this is a summary of the message to the general staff that evacuation is taking place, filtering measures are being intensified in kherson, you can confirm this from your sources, there are indeed similar movements there be

governor the state is currently facing two losses over public school funding in 1997 the supreme court ordered the state to take an equitable school tax system, but today more than 20 years later propertyer in charlestown paid 20 times more in school taxes proportionately in a property owner in morton borough. why has this problem not been fixed? gov. sununu: do we need to reevaluate the school funding, yes. the legislature has to take it up. we could take it to commissions. i created a group about three or four years ago that did the initial work on this in covid hit. but absolutely, we have a larger surplus in the education trust fund, not the state surplus but the general fund. it has a larger surplus than ever before. we have less kids going to school, less than 1.5% decline in actual enrollment per year. the net. dollars or less. more dollars per child in my administration then any previous administration. we still have the surplus. there is opportunity to reinvest the funds. or find a more equitable formula. >> if you're reelected, you love have the first crack of the budget. with that surplus are you planning to change education? gov. sununu: i will look to the legislature. ther

cultural values, and if we are talking about a museum, we have the museum fund of ukraine, and of course this is also a state propertyof course the government is responsible for its preservation in the situation of evacuation well, here you touched on a lot of such important problems, sometimes controversial issues. well, i would bet that i would not be so categorical about the evacuation of the kyiv collections there. at the beginning of march, because i personally know that at least several collections were evacuated in the first day of the attack, that is, on february 24, not before the war, because it’s just great, it was great, it was great, they captured kyiv and managed to get these collections out, it should have been done before the full- scale parties, we understand it quite correctly, well, miraculously on the one hand, with a miracle, on the other hand, questions were repeatedly raised , discussed that ukraine should be ready to protect, in particular, to evacuate at least left bank ukraine, but american colleagues who work in in the field of cultural heritage protection, which monitors the situation and

property. all film productions for young children in russia are transferred to full state funding.corresponding government order was given by vladimir putin; the state will also annually allocate almost 4 billion rubles. to create digital projects in the field of patriotic education for schoolchildren will be organized to watch films that promote traditional values. the concept of spiritual values ​​in all strategic planning documents should be unified; also, the foundations of the academic year in all professional educational organizations, educational advisers will appear; a unified approach to teaching the history of the native land in schools will be developed. to minimize the influence of external factors on the financial system of russia, the main goal that guided the authors of the budget of russia, the discussion of the document started today in at the profile committee of the state duma, representatives of the central bank of the ministry of finance and the ministry of economic development stressed that under any scenarios, all social obligations will be fulfilled by the h

>> caroline, the issue i'm trying to illustrate is also you have this property insurance fund, insurer of last resort, that's a stateue. if people choose to live in florida, all florideans are essentially helping out one another, but with flood insurance, flood insurance since the '60s has been subsidized by federal taxpayers so people who don't live in flood prone areas are paying to insure in part those people who are. and now it goes even further that people, even people who live in flood prone areas in florida chose not to get insurance and now it's going to fall on people outside of florida to bail those individuals out. it's going to be a political issue as well. >> yeah, that's right. so the flood insurance is largely through the national flood insurance program, that's a federal program and there are private flood insurers, but they're smaller, that's something that our organization has worked on is trying to grow the private market for flood insurance and introduce some competition into the marketplace there. but, yes, i mean, that is a major part of the problem is we're going to see, you owe, even more rel

malyuska demands access to of these funds, as well as to the foreign assets of russian state companies and the confiscated propertyan oligarchs. so, gentlemen, 300 billion is such an impressive amount, but we understand that receiving these frozen assets, it requires very complicated legal procedures, in fact, so far they are completely unclear. what are our chances today, after all, that these frozen assets will come to our accounts? we correctly said that it should be determined in the legal sense er, the question is clearly about er, firstly, depriving russia of the right to use these assets, and secondly, the transfer to ukraine with the corresponding use of these assets by ukraine, but for this there must be a mechanism, which currently does not exist, that is, when we we say that the international court of justice, for example, there is such an institution that works in the same way, the zionist structure, a european institution that works within the european union can make such a decision, at the same time, it is a very long process that will take years, maybe even decades and these funds will not be used,

from the sale of property appeared, we can only state that here again we are talking about a possible violation of the law or a lie in the declaration, so that the origin of the fundse failure to declare in previous years valuable property, a lot of valuable real estate the family has a daughter , galiya snizhana, alina, she is also a judge, works in the suvorov district court of odesa, snizhana stated in her declarations that her husband mykhailo received a salary of one to three thousand hryvnias per month, however, this did not prevent him year after year from buying real estate such as an apartment with an area of ​​68 meters, a share of an apartment with an area of ​​one third of an area of ​​143 m, an apartment with an area of ​​95 m, some 20 and 31 m up to 105 square meters, a parking space and non-residential premises in odessa nearby from the famous arcadia beach, galia's son-in-law purchased in 2016 real estate prices in this area from over a thousand dollars per square meter in 2016 , an apartment of 100 square meters near arcadia was very expensive, while the judge does not declare the cost of this apartment and how her husband, who earned 1,000-2,000 u

the sale of property appeared, we can only state that here again we are talking about an alleged violation of the law or a lie in the declaration in order not to explain the origin of the fundseclare valuable property in previous years the family of galiya snizhana's daughter alina has a lot of valuable real estate. she also works as a judge at the suvorovsky district court of odessa. snizhana stated in her declarations that her husband mykhailo received a salary of one to three thousand hryvnias per month, however, this did not prevent him from buying real estate year after year. such objects as an apartment with an area of ​​68 m, a share of an apartment , a third with an area of ​​143 m, an apartment with an area of ​​95 m and half apartments with an area of ​​20 and 31 m, a car space and a plot of land, an apartment with an area of ​​95 private meters, a parking space and a non-residential premises in odesa, not far from the famous arcadia beach, galia's son-in-law purchased in 2016 real estate prices in this area from over a thousand dollars per square meter in 2016, an apartment of 100 square meters near arkadia was very expensive, while the judge does not declare the

funding our state share of education. that not only funds education but brings the burden down off of property taxpayers. we aim to continue complying with our obligations to fund public education at 55% without any gimmicks or tricks up our sleeves. >> what you propose gives parents more of a say in education, but other republicans in enacting these laws have set new baselines for curricula that better reflects their conservative values. how is that not an infringement of local control? is that any different from what your campaign has accused the mills administration of doing? mr. lepage: no. what i believe is that parents should have a right to opt in or out of certain curricula. that is with the parents bill of rights is in my mind. i truthfully believe we should go back to reading, writing, math, civics, and we should teach our children how to think independently and critically, not what to think. if anybody in this audience believes our schools right now are not being indoctrinated, i am sorry. what i am saying, if we have school choice, we have a parents bill of rights, we have transparency in cur

state is facing two losses of government funding. in 1997, this court ordered the state to have an equitable school tax system. today, more than 20 years later, a property owner in charleston ace is 20 times more in school taxes proportionately than a property owner -- why has this not been fixed in 20 years? >> do we need to reevaluate the school funding format? yes i am fully on board with that. -- i created a group three or four years ago that did the initial work on this. covet it and it got put on the back burner but absolutely we have a larger -- covid hit it but aunt -- and i got put on the back burner but absolutely we have a larger -- we have less kids going into school. a decline in enrollment per year. the net dollar it going into the system is less. that results in a surplus. more dollar per child in my administration than any previous administration. there is opportunity to reinvest the funds. >> if you are reelected you have a crack at the budget. -- are you planning to change the education -- >> i look to the legislature -- the formula has to be changed. i don't think the governor should sit in a room and do it on the back of an envelope,

properties. in both scenario, his turns just into misery. he's destroying the economy, the welfare state, and the environment history. so if the left, if lou, when he'll destroy us, he's the funds of left to pay to ship like venezuela. just that daughter. opinion hope that former president luis enough, the luna da silva in the lead. he's trying to tackle poverty. there are fee of incumbent president job both scenarios won't accept defeat. you already cast out on the electronic voting system. both scenario came under fire for mismanaging the pandemic. the health system in amazonia state collapsed and vaccines were ordered to late were an efficient rollout. he's also failed to turbo spike in illegal gold mining, which is contributing to the destruction of the rain forest. but he enjoy strong support from the agricultural sector which transport fully beings to germany for animal feed. under both scenarios, hundreds of new pesticides have been approved and he's come down hard against drug cartel. a policy welcomed by some of this have criticized the high number of civilian casualties. luckily, at the moment, brazilian politics is a battlefield. no one's interested in new ideas. ana

so-called state institutions based on available information from kherson to the temporarily occupied territory of the autonomous republic of crimea , employees and property of banks and the pension fundeing taken away , aviation, the village of borony during the current day, it struck more than 20 strikes, it was confirmed that 17 districts of the concentration of weapons and military equipment as well as four of the royal 24th brigade. and now she helps foreigners in the army, she was able to save the lives of dozens of our defenders . this is an energetic and cheerful woman daria with the call sign lightning. she is a combat medic of the international legion of the armed forces of ukraine. she has been serving in the army since 2019. she first rescued the soldiers of the 24th royal brigade, and after a full-scale russia's invasion of ukraine, she began to help foreigners in the armed forces, at first i even thought about some purely combat specialties, since i have such a character . because a combat medic must first of all be a military man, and only then he is a lightning medic, a non-professional military woman before the war , she worked as a translator, had a good job and was

state of equalization. the first african woman to serve on the board of equalization. as chair thof board is responsible for administering california complex $85 billion property tax system which funds the local schools, local government and first respondsers. also a member of the powerful franchise tax board, so please join me welcoming our very own started political career in city hall, fierce advocate for women and powerful change maker, malia cohen: >> that was a great introduction and dont know if you picked up a (inaudible) it was like having a theme song. i mentor women and tell them walk up and need a theme song. it setss the tone and get the fighting spirit we have going. i want to recognize a distinguish elected members of the family joaquin toresour city assessor. assessing property values and making sure the city and county of san francisco has revenue comes so the board of supervisors can spend it and let it go out. very important. i also need to take a moment and pause. we have to recognize carmen chui. her leadership consistently brought us here together to celebrate and uplift women's equality day. if she did not have the foresight i don't know if we would be gatheri

state institutions based on available information from kherson to the temporarily occupied the territory of the autonomous republic of crimea , the employees and property of banks and the pension fund are being taken away , during the current day, aviation struck the village of borony more than 20 times, it was confirmed that 17 areas of concentration of weapons and military equipment, as well as four positions of the enemy's anti-aircraft missile systems, were opened in the village, a monument was opened to the volunteers of kyiv who died at the front what is the story of the creation of the monument, my colleagues danyushka will tell, our 19 years are still ahead, there were many dreams and everything came to an end, ms. nina lost her grandson 19-year-old danylo, on the first day of the full-scale invasion, came to the territorial assembly center to defend the country, the boy died liberating kharkiv oblast, they were sent to the front line of kharkiv oblast, well, there was a rocket attack , fuel, it was no longer possible to believe that this is what this is, it happened 19 years ago, guys all their lives in front of svitlana petrovna, the occupiers took the life of her husband

state institutions based on available information from kherson to the temporarily occupied territory of the autonomous republic of crimea, they are taking out employees and property of banks and a pension fund easy to leave for controlled ukraine now the rashists do not let them go, instead they willingly take the kherson children to russia, they say for rehabilitation, at the same time they tell the deported young ukrainians about the russian peace is promoting evacuation to russia and among adults, the situation is a bit anxious and people are afraid that the front will approach the city, there will be city battles, well, despite the fact that there are calls to leave the city. who often travel to the other side of the dnieper, because the flow of people was increasing, and this is the collaborator oleg urush, and he is a vivid example of how you can betray your native country and fool the henchmen of the occupiers, the man decided to repair roads in chernobaivka thanks to the stolen ukrainian asphalt, which has already served its time on the mykolaiv highway, instead , russian money was allocated for it according to reports from local publics, the collaborator simply put it in his pocket

funding the state. i started reading the alarm and they started paying attention, and don't appreciate harder and property the city of el paso, the federal government. rachel: since biden and acted title 42, 4,500 venezuelans have been sent back. another controversy with the mayor of el paso, he said in an interview that the president of the united states pressured him not to declare an emergency, videotape doesn't lie. >> did the white house ask you not to declare a state of emergency? >> absolutely not. the chief of the us border patrol does not support declaring a state of emergency at this point. we may have to do that. we may have to do that which at this point the white house has asked for us not to do that. >> reporter: he clearly lied but the question stands, is it a state of emergency in el paso? >> yesterday i took a ride downtown where the gatherings of all the migrants were happening. what i saw was a fence with a bunch of porta parties inside, left over clothing and trash but i did not see a single person there. however, our airport is the one saturated with migrants, i am receiving messages

property. funds for the resettlement of people, as assured, the head of the ministry of finance in the state budgetsure that we need resources for the resettlement of people this year and next. from kherson we will find it will be possible to issue a certificate through the mfc on the minimum possible package of documents of the authorities, they will help in restoring passports and lost documents. we are completely behind the base, we take our well-developed russian format and everything that is provided for in it will be provided to the residents of kherson , while we will provide free e, we will provide delivery to points of temporary residence. uh, living until they choose an apartment. vyacheslav volodin instructed the relevant committee on budget and taxes and on construction and housing and communal services to do everything for their part so that people can leave the shelling and equip their lives in other regions of russia, a decision is made to take control. state duma resettlement of kherson residents, who wants to get housing in other regions of the russian federation will be able to do

of the value of funds to participate in aid from the state if you give so as not to distinguish them from laundering what is the difference between our communities, let's say, propertynd, and these turkeys work then on grammar, many people are skeptical, i spoke with them, they say, well, communal is so common, we have already gone through it, state enterprises are not efficient and you don't have this profit enough to invest in the production line more or less begins to be high-quality. when somewhere around 500,000 hectares of land are under cultivation, then there is some very serious income on the basis of where you can buy harvesters, buy equipment and so on if the state of our taxes is there a period of time that a loan would be issued, or some kind of preferential funds on no terms that we all pay, why can’t it be the same, i’ll call you, you will, uh, certain funds for the development of a utility company that works, that was created, the truth is the faces of the deputies to this or that city council and it spoke works, reports at the session according to the community, and as for what someone will say there, he says, well, in fact, you know for sure, i thi

one trillion russian e-e funds, and this is a huge amount, but the question is that in western countries there is a state of law, the rule of law and in order to confiscate propertyit is necessary to go through the appropriate legal procedures, and this happens. well, such a long and rather complicated process is currently the western countries, they have already begun to freeze russian assets, russian funds, property, but still it is necessary to go through the appropriate procedures, because this is private property and the idea of ​​the western world is based on this, but there are very positive examples . this can become an important precedent. i want to note that we expect the european parliament to adopt a resolution aimed at encouraging the member states of the european union and not only freeze but also confiscate russian property and hand over victims of aggression, that is, this process is taking place, but it takes some time, but i asked about ukraine, when and how long this process will take in ukraine and the confiscation of russian business, the right is clear in europe, its right, but we have the verkhovna rada the president got together, pressed 2

state property. it would be possible to freeze this money and let us rebuild it. why is this not happening? why do western countries fear what they are afraid of in a historical sense ? of sanctions, the funds were then confiscated and then transferred to some third country in order to solve its economic issues, so i think that it was as if behind cancer there was such a situation with kuwait, but there was a situation why because in fact there was hail isolated from the world markets, in fact, its international economic relations were tightly controlled by the allies, so it seems to me that this is not a very indicative situation that directly concerns russia, so today , if i'm not mistaken, about 10 or even more countries speak out in favor of confiscating the freezing of assets, realizing them if they are not monetary assets and transferring the funds directly to ukraine, but it is very interesting that today our partners, including, for example, with poland and some other pan-european and eastern european countries are talking about the fact that part of these funds should be used not to cover the losses suffered by these countries in view of the russian aggression, we are talking about

property tax. the state government cannot cut your taxes, but we can send that cash back. we have a lot of these funds already we do not need to do math effectively, we just have to get our taxes back in line with the locum inefficient spending that we set is already in place. chris: separate question for dr. sherman. kevin: dr. sherman, if we do heading into recession and revenues do begin to decline, even with a surplus, can you support the higher spending promises you made in this election, a large increase in education, tuition free community college, more state spending for childcare and health care, just to name a few. would you consider raising existing taxes or suspending past tax cuts to pay for your initiative, if necessary? dr. sherman: first of all, no income tax, no sales tax, lower property taxes, that is where some of what we are talking about, investing in our businesses come our schools, and that is exactly what i'm talking about doing. the other part that i also believes a great source of revenue, which we are currently outsourcing to all the states around us, is to legalize adult us

them lose their properties to eminent domain and build two story homes for foreigners to come in on taxpayer money as we are paying for this. why are we wasting state and federal fundingdiverse group, hispanics, white people, democrats, independents, republicans. all of them united on the issue of the border and saying that they know that the democrat party that president biden is simply as frank lopez explained, expanding the capacity to process them and doing nothing to stop them at the border. pete: wonderfully done and exactly right, the image of the cell phone tower, the radio tower that is the point at which all the illegals are told to go, an ominous feeling as a landowner wondering who is coming next and adele rio mayor, the democrat who says this is underscoring that law and order matters. will: for the people you spoke to you could have heard the same thing if you did a panel of people in new york city talking about crime on the streets. for those people, for a lot of people illegal immigration is about employment or unemployment or illegal employment or changing american culture. those people, that is about safety and crime and quality of life, which is eve