three states getting elections right it's important to hear from them about what their states are doing well. as a member did not always run smooth elections. most people here will still be filling with the infamous chad hanging of 2000. over the last two decades we have continued to identify areas of improvement and led the way to addressing those issues without top-down mandates from washington d.c. today florida will have an effective and thorough elections code, procedures and safeguard. i am proud florida is now a national leader in election administration and is an example of how continual review and improvement can lead to sustained success and election integrity and administration. data shows after some states implement key integrity measures they experience increased voter turnout. that is why i think a great place to start this discussion is by reflecting on the 2022 midterms that just occurred or elections administration was performed at a very high level. i would like to applaud the vast majority of states and localities for their work. we should celebrate those states like

of the united states. you don't buy that. you can believe in a global south with china or india lula, your friend, and i'm brazilian rusher altogether. and the depth depth of your up in effect as well. it's $80.00 major shift in the world or in the invasion of ukraine is the reaction to it is accelerated. this uh, one effect of the invasion of ukraine was the, gives the united states extraordinary gift. putting gas in the united states in the gifted greatly real issues. it drove europe into the pocket of the united states. there's been a debate. so through the cold war, back to the 19 ford age as to whether you were should move in an independent direction, be what was sometimes called the 3rd 3rd force in international affairs was pressed most vigorously by charles to go. deliberate or supposed to take gestures by the com and others united states and stood and demanded would scroll the letters, the steward based on nato, which the united states rose, of course in which europe would be subordinate to the un

the state should do it state structures the state should develop it.e sees the development of the economy, and he says what horror. planned economy united states of america want to create. they will create easier than you. but what's interesting? that's interesting, that's how the united states sees china and how they see russia they want to turn all of china into a taiwanese state that works for the american interesting. what they have turned into europe, that is, they want in the world i really want to visit the trick khitrovka it's not just beggars. sing along. hiding there, fugitives like rejection bandits and murderers creepy place, what's wrong with it? i'm thinking about who could kill him, but he is undesirable with me, otherwise i'll have to forget the suit, don't even hope. you won't get rid of me that easily. we watch to know everything about russia , we watch the best historical series for free without registration. from myself, from my identity. i came to russia, i felt that there is a completely different attitude here, i belong here from

it is a state by state issue.f you look nationally a at whether abortion legislation can pass or not, republicans are saying we couldn't even get enough vote ss to pass this now. democrats have not been able to get enough votes to pass legislation nationally. it's become this state-based issue. in a state like south carolina, when you're looking at the republican presidential primary, you have candidates and potential candidates who see this as something that could benefit them. the voters they are going after in their primary are not the same general election voters. so if you're like mike pence saying you want to support a national abortion ban, that's a way of boosting your base at a time you need it to, even if in a general election this may not play well. >> we have seen the last 24 hours this playing out. democrats think this benefits them. when you look at a battleground state, it doesn't mean it benefits them in south carolina or in nebraska. but they think it benefits them when it come ss to battleground

and the wef from national governments from supra- state organizations where this the deep state is theangerous, constituting being a bishop to the followers of the apostles. i call russian ukrainians in the name of our lord jesus christ and the mother of god, the savior of christians to pray in peace. to the world that can only come through christ, realize that the threat looming over the whole world has come from the failure to keep god's commandments. rebellion against the eternal law that the lord has established for our good and eternal salvation. jesus christ said, you are my friends only if you do everything that i tell you commanded. thus, in obedience to the gospel lies the secret of the reign of peace in our hearts and societies. may he bless you all. god is such a historical expression that belongs to one austrian politician of war , the teacher wins and the priest is not right. confirming this, we will now show you a two-minute clip, where a poem sounds through the sights of a teacher of russian language and literature. this poem also explains who is fighting for what in ukr

are playing out at the state level. tell us a little bit about why we're seeing this. >> i think it depends on the specific issue. abortion, obviously, has been a culture war issue forever. clearly, that's been moved to the states by the supreme court decision -- about 11 months ago -- roe v. wade. then, you have other additional issues like so-called senior team -- that have come to the floor as a matter of debate, much more recently. and then, in addition to that, you have, frankly, some politicians, and presidential ambitions caught in this as well. governor desantis in florida has quite clearly and quite ostentatiously been inserting himself into some of the debates. six-week abortion ban, so-called anti woke act and things of that nature. >> why are we seeing this being dealt in a slate legislation years rather than in washington, in congress, at the white house? why are we seeing this coming up in governor tory hill and legislative at the state level? >> i think a couple of reasons. one, in relation to gun laws, f

the journey part against united states. the prophets extraordinary amounts police one conservative estimate the gain over $14 million daily they elicit enterprises with human smuggling for profit profit from the border. proctor is correct. what a surprise the gentleman katy county stopped dozens of dehydrated migrants and a train card 100-degree weather brickwork's unfortunate happens way too often. besides the san antonio case and people in a tractor-trailer 18 wheeler smothered to death. the gentleman agree dhs is arrested more than 4000 people for crimes of exploitation to children for spear 2022 which is jump from fy 2021. they report the policies at the border have had significant impact on that? >> that is correct requested estimate is 60% of latin american children were sent to cross the border alone or the human smugglers have been caught by the cartels due to being abused in child pornography or for drug trafficking? >> that is correct. >> or between physically or 2020 and for spear 2022 there's 40% jump in unaccom

we are opening up a special line for border states, southern border states.e want to know what you think if you live in one of the states bordering mexico. your line is going to be (202) 748-8003. keep in mind, you can always text us at (202) 748-8003 and we are always reading on social media on facebook.com/cspan, on twitter @cspanwj and you can follow us on instagram @cspanwj. once again, we expect to hear from the white house as we see the pandemic error rule -- era rule get rescinded and an expected surge of immigration from central and south america. in an interview on friday, president biden spoke about the administration's efforts to improve the immigration system and defended his decision to send active-duty troops to the southern border ahead of next week's lifting of the pandemic era rule. [video clip] >> you are sending 1500 trips to the border, people on the left say it is inhumane, people on the right say you are not putting american priorities first and employer's around the country are saying we need more workers. have you given up on congress

truman, the 33rd president of the united states. help protect and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies. we celebrate that he helped our nation navigate through world war ii. we are thankful for the truman doctrine, the berlin airlift,ed the creation of the united nations, and the end of racial segregation in the united states armed forces that occurred during his presidency. lord, you brought him from humble beginnings, and used even his setbacks to provide him with steppingstones to greater usefulness. inspired by his notable life, give us the wisdom to permit our reach to exceedd our grasp for courage, creativity, and commitment. we pray in your sovereign name. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> now this is what you all came for. now it's my special honor to invite forward president truman to grandsons, clifton truman daniel and his wife holly, and thomas washington daniel. ale

we will make a proposal to the chairman of the state duma to the council of the state duma, we are aimed was in cooperation with the ministry of health. the heart of the russian federation's defense of science education is the ministry of industry and trade to come up with qualitatively new solutions that would make it possible to adequately respond to the most serious. i would even say from above the threat that exists today for the russian federation and for the world as a whole, and moreover at the last legal forum, i raised this issue in the legal community, because if we talk about national security in the near future, our duty, first of all, is to anticipate those real threats, and which need to be prevented. here is a biological threat - this is one of those threats in relation to which a set of additional solutions is needed , measures that would make it possible to unconditionally ensure the safety and protection of citizens from the russian federation. of course, we will interact with other countries. and i must tell you that our appeals received a colossal response. china's st

in general, the russian state. in a word, it was not the notorious prison of peoples, but the factors that unite and preserve therefore, uh, and today the basis of the multinational russian people. serve our centuries-old history of cohabitation of peoples within the framework of one state. the civilizing function of the russians in this process was to emphasize the modern model of the e russian state national policy of the russian model, and it is based on the historical experience of the russian state and it provides moral leadership in our country in comparison with western models of a melting pot or multiculturalism, which is experiencing a deep structural crisis. russia is in general a model of national politics, and our model of interethnic relations is an example for the whole world. which destroys the uniqueness of peoples. it is not the empire that carries civilization, as britain always imagined itself, where respect for the peoples has always remained purely declarative. russia is a country where everyon

by the united states of war.ith russia they don't want to. and just now, the new american ambassador, and lindsey, in his interview with a businessman, said that russia is not perceived. like an enemy. and that it is to the people of ukraine to the zelensky government that they are fighting against russia, and the united states, just as international law requires, supports the ukrainian right to sovereignty. can you admit that the united states is not a party to the conflict? look, the united states has long been a direct participant in this conflict, and it has long been openly hybrid war against my country ukraine is just a tool in their hands. this is the tip, the spear, which is brandished by the collective west , led by the united states, their goal is to destroy the sovereign independent russia as an international factor. they are increasingly tempted to play with the idea of ​​dismembering russia about it. we also speak openly now. this is a direct encroachment on the foundations of our political system, t

to be opened throughout the country to strengthen the reputation of the world gendarme the united states is sent to peru to suppress popular protests suburban less by the brush of stanislav zhukovsky manor landscape painter. the day of the eurasian economic union is celebrated today on may 29, 2014 , an agreement was signed on the creation of the eaeu. now special attention in the countries of the five new cooperative project in the draft budget for the next year, a billion 750 million russian rubles is provided for precisely these purposes , said the chairman of the board of the eurasian economic commission mikhail myasnikovich and the first program could be soyuznaya elektronika. trade with iran in particular for belarus, this is very important, because the protective duties that are currently in force in this country. they are high enough and our products cannot compete with the national goods of iran. we reached more than 99 percent so that support would be due to more preferential penetration into the market of this state. similarly, we are currently working with egypt. the uniquene

putin is a head of state. do you think that a head of state can just be arrested anywhere? in iraq? how many crimes have everyone else who's so vocal today committed in iraq and afghanistan? have you arrested them? you know the impact that this stand of yours... you're making a lot of noise about putting a state of working for peace between ukraine and russia, and you failed to resolve the war. where are the weapons of mass destruction? tony blair went to iraq and claimed that there were weapons of mass destruction. do you see anybody standing against that in the united kingdom and britain? more than, er, millions of people have died in iraq and afghanistan, and there were no weapons of mass destruction. we know what the war is about... mr secretary general. ..between russia and ukraine. we want peace, that's what is important, so that the world can thrive. and organs and institutions of the world that institute world peace must not be conspicuous by their silence in deciding decisively... we don't have much time left. ijust want to bring it back to domestic south african p

state interests. so do see any let's say move to these things side and who could be agent of this of these restraints and of the international law. well definitely at this definitely the last movement. i mean there there needs be a third real conscience of what is going on and that's one of the major concerns that i have and that's why i that book in order to help people get of what is happening and as we said from the beginning of this discussion how we got where are and how it was equitable. and but to to avoid that you would have needed a mass movement aware of is going on and fighting for something different for another world. you know the the the slogan of the global justice movement another world is possible, well, yes, another world is possible, of course, as as we all know it. it won't appear spontaneously. i mean, we have to change the world in order to get another all we have to censor the present world and only the the the mass movement, the new generation and particular can do that. now, y

council of the union state.ready a result here. this is a number of new joint projects. and not only the production of components for the automotive industry and aviation within the framework of the union state, it is planned to launch about 15 projects of the machine building of belarus , russia will jointly produce a wide product line, mining dump trucks agricultural chips. our country has all the necessary competencies to meet the needs of the russian market after the withdrawal of western enterprises from there. this is a chance. and we must use it. prosto electronics volumes of partnership agreements should only grow. thus, belarus , russia is directed to local efforts to consistently strengthen the technological sovereignty and economies of our countries. strengthening interaction through regional cooperation, yekaterinburg to its received a gift from the minsk plant for the 300th anniversary, squirrel. this is the first batch of belarusian trolleybuses. spacious interior with special places for people wit

the secretaries of state, some of the states that have pulled out, the second use of state or other high election officials were praising the system weeks before they pulled out saying it was the best tool. interestingly, jeramy, so california, stephen was talking about that the more states the better that are in eric california, maybe you can talk about, california has not been eric. >> we are optimistic at the local level that this date of california will become a member of eric. we are. there is a recent assembly bill 1206 and the california clerks and elections officials have taken a position of support. i think first and foremost let me say that for the most part local registrars don't have the burden of partisanship. so you're not going to hear me reference the right or any specific political party. ultimately the objective is to administer fair, transparent, accurate elections. if you talk to a registrar within any state i'm going to sue they are going to state just in fact, to bed. at the end of the day if you are managing a large data set of any kind and the data set is ins

according to mikhail mishustin, the state. at the moment.s extremely important to support the process of replacing imported technologies in aviation. this is being done, including through subsidizing loans, as well as partial use of funds from the nwf. we are now laying the foundation for the future of independent aviation, independent aircraft construction in russia, everything that needs to be helped to be done by the president was given the task of strengthening our technological and economic sovereignty, and of course, without the production of modern, based on domestic technologies, this will not work , and here rostec is a one of the key companies that operates on this track , the active products of the modern russian aviation industry are of interest abroad. it's in including helicopters for work on drilling platforms, which were presented at a recent exhibition in abu, the possibility of acquiring them. now they are considering the oil companies of malaysia, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. i wanted to tickle the nerves of

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you come and run the state key. the contract is automatically loaded further by the qr-code. you just choose a tariff plan and click a button to sign and a telecom operator, a signed contract is obtained into its electronic system. when can this technology be launched. we hope that it didn’t have time in this mode to launch it massively, you know, like in the seventeenth year there were single transactions, and then people got used to it, and it became massive, the same should happen with the release of these electronic keys. to strengthen the collective signature to extend to other areas, for example, the opening of bank accounts. and this is a very important milestone. we are waiting here when it appears, if you now point your smartphone camera at the qr-code, you can download and install the state key, but there is an important point, no matter how far digitalization goes, for everyone, the usual paper way to min numbers remains. already working on a third way. confirmation of a qualified signature during a visit

stuff where it had been a state that had access around it for states that did not. south carolina is one of the few states that has a law criminalizing self managed abortion. so we were connecting on the ground organizations to law firms so they could navigate. they are at the forefront, serving people who are trying to get abortion. we are trying to make swear that those who are serving people seeking abortion no there are legal risks, know the liability, and are able to continue to do so without criminalization. it is important to acknowledge there are disparities and there were disparities before dobbs. there still are post-dobbs. but if we work to build a network of lawyers who are connected on the ground, leading the advocacy on the ground, that is a key to achieving a future with reproductive justice. >> since we are a roomful of lawyers, i will give the second code. the word is "cherry" if you are looking for a cle credit. we are also a roomful of progressive lawyers and law students and that means there are tough fights and you should not give up. none of us

it's russia and the united states is a sovereign state between us.ountry trying to defend the sovereignty is hungary what cares about their own, not our interests, in fact. well, zelensky wants to crush him, so oh, what does this say? this suggests that today there is no water on aura anymore. no. there are few figs who listen to him. unfortunately, even in the united states no, there are other european politicians today, ursula fondyrlya, who , by the way, was present at this one, but she said what, she said that at the summit of the seven in hiroshima, by the way, the united states will apologize during the summit for the nuclear bombing of this city, in which they will sit or, as blinken says, well, the tragedy happened, it’s not clear who the main thing is not to happen again, so well, we are not talking about this now, not about blinkin. so she said that the main task will be. the european union, which will strictly demand the continuation of support for ukraine until the bitter end, the build-up of this support. well, of course , we are further

in ukraine , there is no ombudsman for this state.care not about the rights of citizens, not about the return of prisoners of war home the state is a terrorist training ground for the united states weapons there every day they bring it up and use it to kill civilians. they don't trade. they are trying to get the sadistic nazis out of here, but at the same time a huge number of prisoners of war are thrown into the production of fate. they are not interested in consumables, because there is neither a state nor a president. deputies received answers to many questions even before tatyana moskalkova's report in the duma, during her meeting with the factions, their leaders noted the ombudsman's productive work. the most important thing is that we work together a lot of work is being done, which you in your apparatus to protect the rights of our citizens and those who want russia to protect their rights and being a citizen of russia, of course, a lot of work has been done and it is clear that the protection of human rights is ahead, a specia

for the new state symbols for the state emblem and the state flag.ell. there must be a triad, and therefore , after a certain time, people began to say, and that it is also necessary to make the anthem a state symbol, moreover, our anthem is the most peaceful, as we see, we belarusians are peaceful people. and here, to emphasize this feature is very important. yes, the three components of our statehood are symbols. the garden flag is the state emblem and the state flag , therefore, such a decision was made and the people turned to the head of state with such a proposal, and the head of state. he supported six months ago. it seems to me that it was put forward so meaningfully voiced yes, and now we already know, of course, three rows of three, or as we say, we always have this and the trinity associated with the number three. uh-huh this is very important. but, as if a school teacher, as a story, what can you say about the value of this holiday for schoolchildren. i think that for our belarusians , for our children, the state symbols are very signific

well, the secretary of state of the united states, tony bruynkin, said that, in principle, ukraine andsia had already lost only because ukraine remained as an anti-russian pro-western state, therefore letting it go. she is now directly going on the offensive, and then ivan vasilyevich is negotiating. how do you assess such a policy? i think that you, dmitry vyacheslavovich, are essentially right that, uh, the task of uh is some kind of major military success before kyiv regime, most likely not put. well, if you're lucky, if, of course, they break through wonderfully, but the task is set. uh, forcing russia to ah is unprofitable. for her agreements. and i think that this is possible, if figuratively speaking, the main thing, if indeed, a year ago, it was about the fact that they wanted to smash russia to shreds with economic sanctions, military pressure, and so on. now the task is rather to bring russia to its knees politically, in order to demonstrate to everyone that this is our vassal, we, of course, supplied, but this is just our vassal and he was able to oppose something against ru

he exposed crimes of state uh which state power wants to be suppressed. that cannot be tolerated to the attack on the power and dignity of the state authorities. so has been treated very poorly for years. he was actually locked into what's called an embassy, but it's actually a small apartment not allowed to do. it's rented by police, then he was put in a prison that designated for serious defenders. there's 3 to again, extremely horse treatment. the u. n. reports are unter plausibly in my view describes it is a torture rubber door and torture on the tonight after designation. oh, he's being sure in the united states, a lindsey espionage act. so that's a goes back to 1917 quarter of the harshest repression in american history. the wilson administration bitter attacks on anyone who questioned the nobility of the participation in the 1st world war a major tax on labor. and this is shown intellectual opinion. it is part of the repression that has an enormous impact on the american society, listed to prison. legacy is true. it's been used for essentially the

the heads of countries and governments of all 46 member states of this community have gathered.at the main topic of there will be a russian war and help us on the way to our victory . well, as well as ensuring that all the guilty leaders of this war and the perpetrators of war crimes will be brought to justice, taking into account the time difference with iceland, today's session is only now somewhere, the main speeches and decisions started already tomorrow on our airwaves, but already today it became known that russia did not hold back and the day before it committed a whole series of hacker attacks aimed at the infrastructure facilities of iceland, we will not be able to prevent it ourselves . well, anyway, well, this is their european style the union welcomes the fact that turkish citizens took such an active part in voting in the presidential and parliamentary elections that took place last sunday, but at the same time in brussels they ask the country's leadership to pay attention to comments that were made by osce representatives about this today during the press conferenc

fighting a nuclear state, and now there are two of these nuclear states near us because lukashenko movedn moved tactical nuclear weapons to belarus, what should be ukraine's answer to all this, there are two ways, the first of which should be the real answer to the question of self-defense, that is, well, the biggest sanction is, of course, success at the front with the help of partners, and i believe that without the use and, therefore, the rapid development of deterrents, nothing significant will happen, the deterrents can be quite different, for example , from a medium-range missile, this is a missile up to 5,500 km, and ukraine has the right to produce them, well , at least about missiles about 1,000 km, about what we can make them quickly, it was possible to join forces with other countries in this regard, but this is a matter of production during wartime , it is not a matter of years, it must be done in a year, the new year has already passed in two years. with these blows at the negotiations when the diplomats are working, that's why there is a strong response on this track by for

tate by state, group by group, people from each of the 48 states of the union honor harry s.oath of office as the president's first president nearly 160 years ago. ♪ ♪ if. [applause] >> the colorful pageant moves on. inauguration day, 1949, expresses thef mahmood of the nation -- the mood of the nation, mindful of the military means to keep that faith. in harry truman's own words, it marks the beginning not only of a new administration, but of a period that will be eventful, perhaps decisive for the united states and for the world. ♪ ♪ finish ♪ >> host: and you're watching the american history tv series "speeches that that defined a presidency." we now turn our attention to dwight eisenhower who was president from 1953-196 is. 1961. and here's two of his speeches. well, it was in 1957 that americans listening on radio and tv heard ike confront session e division -- segregation and a mob blocking african-american students fromro entering little rock central high. then we'll see him in 1961, three days before relinquishing his office to a younger john kennedy. he left his count

at the head of the state. it seems to him that he even managed to overcome the long-standing habit of officials with pomp to focus attention on this date in the eastern manner. here and today in the presidential residence. an ordinary working day, according to the approved schedule , the president began a state visit to china however, at least one such gift was received the day before during a meeting with the national boxing team the newly minted victors of the world championship handed such champion gloves to him well? it is known that tokaev himself is a master of ping-pong, but he knows how to deal with the fighting character of the president, as the head of state and from today the chairman of the security council intends to act as tough as possible, the january events of 22 years have become the most difficult test. not only during the entire presidency. such a babe. well, the most dramatic event in all of history independent kazakhstan akaev does not succumb to provocations with the support of the peace

the state duma adopted a number of important laws, primarily for new subjects. the standards of social protection of citizens came from march 1, the pension system began to work until the end of february 24. residents can apply for a recalculation of previous payments; the pension cannot be less if in recalculation result. eh, if this happens, then the pension will be paid in the same higher amount. the client services of the social fund of russia work in all territories of the new subjects. it is our people who have lost some of them, either all their property or parts of their property, uh, it is extremely difficult for them. and therefore, of course, it is necessary that pensions and social benefits be adjusted for people as soon as possible. here is what citizens of russia in other regions receive free medicines, vacation travel, as well as payments in in accordance with russian law , they provided veterans of the great patriotic war with all the benefits and statuses available to citizens of the previously retained categories of citizens that were assigned.

sponsor of terrorism or as an aggressor state as a terrorist state is increasing. what do you think about the number of shellings the number of deaths, the number of hardships, and the number of destroyed houses that are now in ukraine, how much does it help to speed up this recognition process? i think that the process here is diplomatic, this is a decision that will be accepted by the state department and the guest secretary blinken, and the president will recommend it then when they consider it is necessary from the point of view of their strategy and tactics, no one takes issue with the fact that russia is fighting as a terrorist state, and no one disputes the fact that russia is fighting barbaric war crimes and using it methods of genocide , you always used them. in the order in which, er, our guest , the department considers it no more effective for helping ukraine, one more message. well, already in this mode, yuria. sorry, we are working, so now they are reporting that all services in kyiv have left for a call with a report of a fire at the enterprise in th

ah states that ah. basically their position is that it was only a new drop ladder on the fire escape and that there was an earlier potential permit or not permit. we're not sure and it sounds like neither party is sure about, uh, that second part . my question is because i did notice that mr lipsitz father was the name on the 1964 permit. was there a fire escape? present before that 1964 permit. um, dress, but. yes um, approach the microphone too, sir. mr lipsett. thank you. thank you. hmm. i can't say i assume there was my father had a major remodel the house, which was purchased in the mid 19 fifties. it was in some repair disrepair. i remember being in the house. i unfortunately was maybe nine or 10 when we started. i don't ever remember the fire escape, not being there. but i certainly don't know when it was originally built. it seems to me that it would have been installed. during the remodel. prior to 1965. the house was finished right around 1960. great. thank you remodel. thank you. is there any

the premium states are surrounding states. so any time a state leaves which is not a good thing.hen has some control over the narrative. but over half of the people in thes united states within states even with the recent departures more than 2020 money more than 2018. it is a bump in the road but not cause for doom and gloom. a setback no question. why? to be fair no one on this panel and i'm not as good of a spokesman. and then also with solo funding. the other idea is it's one of the missions but another one so thet first sentence of the entire homepage at the top is the dual mission which is voter outreach and accurate voter rolls. and to the voter outreach is being run their suit on —- certain duties and responsibilities with respect to that have to do a certain kindnd of mailing and then to say you might have to get registered. >> and those that have expressed concerns with that requirement maybe it is cost or they see that as extraneous but i think the language of the homepage states pretty clearly with the grand bargain was which is yes but we also make sure all of us and

uh, world diplomacy henry kissinger nobel prize winner from the united states, despite his incredible age, is incredibly active in analytics , runs a consulting firm formula of power. on the eve of keyssar's birthday , the veil over his many professional secrets will be lifted. the more next saturday one of the most famous diplomats of the world, perhaps the most famous in the history of diplomacy. this, of course, is an outstanding politician and statesman. and although age. respected enough and quite solid, but it still works. perhaps one can only envy the intellectual power that has been preserved to this day. this outstanding person, just recently in one of his interviews, very wisely noted that the main anxiety. today. this is an arms race in the field of artificial intelligence. this is a completely new intellectual problem. we we cannot analyze all acquired knowledge machines. we give her this knowledge. this will be one of the big discussions in the near future. now i'm trying to do what i did relationship. we had the honor of the formula of power program to interview the patr

to my right from the united states department of state. as you know, on thursday may 11 at 11:59 p.m. eastern time the title 42 public health order will terminate. at that point we want to get him process at our southern border using our immigration enforcement authorities under title eight of the united states code. our overall approach is to build lawful pathways for people to come to the united states and to impose tougher consequences on those who choose not to use those pathways. we are taking this approach within the constraints of a broken immigration system that congress has not fixed for more than two decades. without the resources we need, personnel, facilities, transportation and others, that we requested of congress and that we were not given. we have seen the effectiveness of our approach. more than 100,000 people from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela have arrived lawfully through the pathway we have made available to them and we reduce border encounters from these groups by 90% between december of last year and march of t

henry kissenger, former secretary of state of the united states who, by the way, turns 100 in 8 days,a predicts that in 5 years japan will acquire nuclear weapons, listen as far as japan is concerned, it has a pretty clear vision of where it is going in 5 years. she is going to become a nuclear power. she always strives to be in our orbit. although i do not exclude that tokyo may conclude deals that are inconvenient for us, but the japanese will always be concerned about the threat from china and the balance of power in the region. also, i do not think that japan is striving to be a permanent member of the global multilateral system, which will limit it. nikolai nikolaevich do you agree with this forecast heinrich? i think that the gennadyinger was wrong by about 5 years. it seems to me, again, i can be wrong about something, but it seems to me that japan already has it. uh, everything is prepared and perhaps there are already operational tactical nuclear and strategic nuclear charges. and although they are not allowed, and possess, but this is a country with a very powerful nuclear i

, and it is the first state .lled the same one. it’s not exactly a vote, but it’s not collected. this will happen on january 22. if trump wins the election, it will give a signal to all other voters in all other states that it is not trump who needs to be considered. vote not at the same time, but one after the other, and is there any candidate who will start winning the early states and it is not trump, then some scenarios arise when trump can really be won, and with which, in just a few words, it would paint a picture with what slogans are the main candidates going to this presidential race ? well, we understand, we all know these cliché things, let's make america great again. yes, let's do it again . maybe trump doesn't have enough money for a new pr company. he adds to the previous slogan. it's just a word to him and all the paratroopers, as far as he is most vivid that the main enemy of the united states is china, this is what i heard and remembered what biden has, what else and is the economy important here

in fact, saw the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions fall to more or less influence the united states and government and academia to being much more in line with the british. atlanta assist agenda or the united states things or is with businesses business in which on the hills and exchange. but one destroys the us, demands the right to use banks which military bases in the atlantic we didn't receive anything from the us that we didn't painful. the, the 1940 alone pays the united states on the hop, $80.00 in cash. a huge amount of money of the time when roosevelt down so you can use the ability to pay he sends a cruise as a cape town with 50000000 pounds to produce gold reserves, a store the desperation junction rise to roosevelt in the midst of all great britain, this plan is to bankruptcy, boost of old seas, though. benefits in britain's defeat after which the us would run the risk of facing war to okay to men. liam leaves a couple of the smart people just for sure. what offering you are you in the near future? t

results in states performing better. states are the destination for people. american families are making the choice every day as to where they want to build their lives. the road to prosperity runs straight through economic freedom. prosperity, economic growth, must be fueled not smothered. and when unleashed, we see sick sass -- we see success real-time. but the future is ultimately builds on our youngest generation and we must unleash the inherent weakness, the god-given spark in every virginia, and in every american student. for years, progressive leaders through the misguided belief that lowering expectations would lead to something other than lowered result. and that bureaucrats and politicians should replace parent. we must go back to the basics, the basics of reading, writing and math. we need to prepare our children for lives of unparalleled accident. -- in virginia we pass the largest k-12 budget in our state's history. with a focus on improving literacy, and paying teachers more. we introduced avenues for choic

but of course if there is a state constitution or a state statute that allows for, it then states whote that. and now that the court is seeing this happening, i mean the supreme court, seeing this happening in states across the country, where state courts are not honoring their constitutions principles, it really calls not only those state courts credibility into question, but credibility of the supreme court, when it punts to state courts that they know will not be consistent and will exercise their authority based on partisan politics. >> i think the problem is that the reasons the reason people don't trust the court and it's clear that they one particular outcomes. i'm on a show our audience the most gerrymandered states of 2023. these will surprise you. wisconsin, ohio, kentucky, louisiana, arkansas, texas, florida, north carolina, south carolina, pennsylvania, maryland, utah, florida. are you hopeful that this trend can be reversed? oh, we're actually at a time. i'm gonna ask you to come back, and we will talk again about whether we think this trend could be reversed. jenny nelso

be in the interests of the ukrainian state. thank you very much, referee chubarov, the head of the forest of the crimean tar people was with us. thank you for finding time for us. now to china. vita holod, the head of the board of the ukrainian association of chinese studies, is in touch with us. i hope that we will appear now. we will see it so we saw it and we ask yes and we ask and we ask a very general question but very it can be insidious what does china want what is what china is changing what i observe i am not a shintoist but i see that china was very, very careful, and as i understand what the day of this pin bequeathed - it is very developed first to become a very big power, not to interfere anywhere, and then the world itself will admit that well, it is necessary with such and such military financial power and so on and so on well somehow behave more carefully. and now he has started this china activity, some very serious activity, what does he want , will he continue his activity, or will he , on the contrary, slow

it is your state's secretary of state. it is your local judges.ns just for your county. if the chaos of the 2020 election taught us anything, it is how important those local election officials are. and that is why i think tonight's primary elections really matter. they are the first and sometime second and third line of defense in preserving democracy itself. after the 2020 election, former president trump in his supporters filed more than 60 lawsuits attempting to overturn the results in states that he lost. dozens of judges across the country, and across the political spectrum, they basically waved the private lawyers off and rejected a lawsuit. but one judge did not. pennsylvania appeals court judge patricia mccullough issued an order to halt the certification of the pennsylvania election. it was a huge victory for trump, optically speaking. to this day, trump supporters view that ruling as a victory. but nearly immediately, literally three days later, or the pennsylvania state supreme court unanimously overruled judge mccullough, because the t

we are proud to be the fastest-growing state in the united states.umber 11 in that in migration in the united states, number one for new business formations, number one for education freedom of the iowa is very close on that, and made u.s. news and world report just -- we are number one for parental involvement in education and very proud of that but none of that would have been possible had we not stood up when it counted. when the world lost its mind duringng covid, when common sene so that became an uncommon virtue, florida stood tall as a refuge of sanity, as a citadel of freedom not only for our people,, for people throughout the united states. we even had people from around the world. we refused to let our state this in into some type of fauci and dystopia where people's livelihoods were destroyed and the rights were curtailed. no, and florida we chose freedom over fauci and we were better off as result of doing that. [applause] and a think it's important because your governor did it right. what other republican governors do it right. don't let

after all, the state is working. yes, the state machine works.ading several warriors at once, uh , secret sabotage operations are taking place all over the world , sometimes an open operation, and so on . what is this, and this is the same deep state that is now operating in the united states without any political control at all, if previously, the deep state was forced to collude with politicians to form a so-called cross-party consensus on various issues in order to spend trillions of taxpayer dollars on various dubious geopolitical projects, but now the democratic administration is just a front for the deep state. and the question that arises. uh, it can't go on like this , and many. many republicans want to somehow change this situation. and for us, the key question is now. what scenario there will be a change in this situation, because it is clear that there will be a political showdown between republicans and democrats between biden and trump. ah, personally, but the question is that this is not really a political showdown, that is, where t

this state of affairs is directly related to the desire of individual states and associations to maintain their dominance to impose their own rules completely, ignoring the sovereignty of the national interests of the traditions of other states. all this is accompanied by an increase in military potential and unceremonious interference in the internal affairs of other countries. as well as attempts to extract unilateral advantages from those provoked nearby, the western state of the energy and food crisis in russia is convinced that there is an alternative to such a destructive course. this is the strengthening of stability in world consistent building of a single indivisible security system. solving large-scale tasks to ensure economic technological and social development and here, first of all, coordination is necessary. the efforts of all countries are painstaking joint work on the principles of mutual respect, partnership and trust. it is precisely these approaches that are laid down in the updated concept of russia's foreign policy, the head of state reaffirmed that moscow is ready f

what is its real state, yes, not the pr state of the american economy, but really yes, just like whatt is the ratio of the state to the economic balance, yes, they all the time prove that they are the first economy. although clearly now china is much larger than the united states but this is all pr, as i imagine. and now the current discussions that are being held about american e are long. because in the end, uh, both sides, uh, declared that they held the victory. although it is obvious that this cannot be, firstly, and, secondly, apparently. it really was such a pr, as a result of which, at the end , it should be announced that, in fact, there is still democracy in america. there is a sharp struggle going on there on a number of political issues. although really. let's listen to the american economist. peter aka predicted kevin mccarthy surrendered the speaker of the us house of representatives did not accidentally choose the day of remembrance, which took place on sunday, when all the electorate honored fallen heroes and veterans and also spent time with family and friends to anno

the lease of the russian states. never as tired as i'm wondering, the most sense community best, most all sense and up the in the 6595 and speed. what else holes? question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin, the machine, the state on the rushes to day and split the ortiz food, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services. for what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the welcome back to going underground? still here i went, professor, know i'm trying to escape american dissidents and co author of the pioneering book, manufacturing consent, the political economy of the mass media. maybe they call you a page and a biologist because you expressed doubts about a terror attack. that was one of the worst. as if climate destroying gera tax given the amount of fossil fuels released. that's alone. this is what the sabotage means for energy resources for germany. you think that the mainstream media that said this must be the russians, could have