a whole we cannot vote on bills , they are conspiracies, let's move on to the members of the supreme chamber and we will remove by resolution on the cancellation of the decision of the verkhovna rada, thank you, yes, i am going to show myself vlaschenko from the procedure, i would simply ask to clarify the proposal, i.e. the proposal is such that we are now moving to the accounting chamber andriy viktorovich motovylovets i would like to clarify the proposal, i.e. now we are moving on to the questions according to the accounting chamber and then blocking resolutions under the law on law-making if so, then i have no more questions thank you, we also understood this proposal in the same way dmytro oleksandrovych please thank you thank you oleksandr serhiych dear colleagues what's the point we can in the hall there is not a single candidate for the position of account members of the accounting chamber we choose an empty seat or candidates where they are for which issues we want to move who where to elect or if you want to just fail it say we want to fail and that's all and then we won't well peo

they blocked this work, because in power and even more the supreme court chamber prohibited the considerationairs. he says, i was at the congress. one of them. i have to figure it out somehow. what it is? they went further and turned. uh, the state bureaus are russian and opened criminal proceedings. the first one came and said action to comrade razumkov. and bakanova is a crime, article 119 of the criminal code of ukraine is an illegal seizure of power and the second article 158 is forgery of election documents, that is, they fell into worm forged documents the game refuses to register that this document can still be downloaded on the site they are denied registration. that is, this is a criminal proceeding. they go and the court decides to register a criminal case today between razumkova bakanov and the investigation. and then mr. korneenko, who after razumkov became the chairman of this party. yes, i ’ve been giving interviews to a german publication for a month now. they ask him longer. how many do you have in november , notice? what after all how much do you have party members? she says

most of the benefits of the israel doesn't have a constitution or 2nd chamber of parliament making the supreme court the only formal check on the government. but the new law codes, the supreme court powers to either to and government decisions based on reasonableness right now. the issue is coming to a head again, as the supreme court proposed to make a ruling on its own site. the outcome of that ruling could have found reaching effect. so the country has never faced such a slide to learn risk, such that divides within the general population. but if the quote would strike down the low, the reaction from the right wing a, you know, electorate and general public would be a, i think very, very strong, very angry. and uh, we would see, i mean, even pray to on a, you know, the sites on rest of the scene until now the government added support has remained undetected. thousands came out to these pro before and protest in front of the quote last week. this is a job the liberty demonstration. these people have come out to show the bull bull that you did to reform at the press the government to continue

necessarily what the african countries want was saying in nigeria, a fire that in goals the chambers often i, jerry and supreme court jobs has been extend, good, extinguished while there was no tassel. sees the base was apparently caused by phone, see electrical wiring 5 fine to survive speedily and to extinguish the file to the office was severely damaged. we spoke with a representative, both the cold here says the severity of the incidents was exaggerated. on social media. there wasn't, if i accidentally this morning, i need the money i talked to, to electrical for, to electrical problem. so on the supreme court to have for us to push us on, not for us to stop deployed, especially cuz they used the 2000. so we did one, somebody went to contrary to what is these polluted in the media volume, social media c, that's for jump us out and go by far. yeah. so nothing much was destroyed as sub system in the office. most of the people's go to have on a lovely interested buckle. what a bunch of that has been most the fat trade, but follow our guidelines. pass the message from the u commission, vice president who's in

isn't there a piece, a postscript to that story when i became justice thomas and i'm in my chambers at the supreme court, i get a call from this teacher who sounded something like this, john thomas. yes, ma'am. this is joe. yes, ma'am. will you send me a copy? that poem you wrote when you were in my class? yes, ma'am. i never sent it. will you recite it for us? the poem was called the morning and when i was 17 and i said in those 20 minutes the morning is the time for a man to rise, review the things that form his past, make all his disappointment and sad mistakes quite clear so they will be his last. the morning is the time for man to think of all the things to come, to plot, to plan, to try his best to be ahead when day is done, the morning is the time for man to dream of things not yet conceived, to gather his thoughts and ideas around the things that he alone believes. the morning is the time for man to rise and think and dream and see that although world depends on men who with thoughts of hope, the day began. 17 and 20 minutes with time to spare right? i mean, that's just that's amazing. so,

the supreme control chamber of poland conducted an investigation into the import of ukrainian grain andan grain. they haven’t checked this yet for united ones. i think if they check, they will find him too, if they want, of course, but uh, this is the polish-ukrainian conflict. now turn around absolutely before our eyes. eh, and some kind of completely crazy one. yes it would seem, but divorces. that's what you see happening. so, is this cute armor just amusing itself, or is it divorce idea yet? or is it your opinion, uh, well, in fact, there are very serious problems and these problems. they lie in history itself. uh, the interaction between poland and the people who inhabited this territory, which today is called ukraine, for the poles they have always been subhumans. these have always been subhumans, and therefore this has been the case from time immemorial. it passed from one uh, ruler to another ruler of poland, and in fact poland does not pursue the interests of ukraine on the territory of ukraine. poland pursues its own interests on the territory of ukraine. the interests of thei

chamber? >> i believe what i'm told to believe. don't you? >> because of that california state supremee sentences were reduced to life in prison with the possibility of parole. even for manson. and that touched off a debate that still rages decades later. can people like these be rehabilitated? should they ever be released? >> there are so many reasons why -- >> anthony dimaria spent most of his adult life fighting parole for the killers of his uncle, jay sebring. >> when somebody says i've change, i've rehabilitated. well, you might have. but your victims are dusty and rotting in a grave. >> over the years, manson, tex watson, patricia krenwinkel and susan atkins all had parole hearings. each time they were quickly denied. that leslie van houten seemed to have some hope for parole. this was her hearing in 2000. >> it's really hard to live with murder. >> she had been a model prisoner and earn two degrees behind bars and ran a self help group for inmates. and it has express remorse for death decades. >> i accept responsibility. i know that what i did is inexcusable. >> leslie van houte

a world in which you can get something through two thirds of both chambers of congress, three fourths of the states to reform the supreme court. do it. so this, again, like that would be fairly down my list of reforms right? i mean, like, you know, we don't need a constitutional to restore a much healthier, much more accountable dynamic between congress and the court. we just need a congress actually thinks part of its job is institutional, not just partizan like the my my friend ben shots right there from the the i do have a brief supreme related question. but first, you know, i understand you've been on the road for a long time. you're finally home and. maybe it's time for just small comment off in frivolity in that vein. so yeah, i see that so and yeah, i want to make sure that you coming back right to texas. no, no, i think that nessel oh, that's up to him. okay, well, we want to see it. we want to hear about our record right after this. my comment is, yeah, you know that evan's an enormous yankees fan. i do. and he's an enormous mets fan. okay. i just want to make sure knew that this is how we, you know, like cats

chambers. it is likely this ruling will be appealed, perhaps all the way to the supreme court, which may have tontial candidate's right to speak with the judicial system's interest in preventing criminal defendants from trying to improperly influence a potential jury. >> yeah. i want to pick up on what he said, carol, because -- i'll read this from the times the way they reported the incident. one day after the former president wrote an online post in august saying if you go after me, i'm coming after you judge chutkan received a voice mail message from a woman who threatened to kill her. that woman has since been arrested. so, look, judge chutkan knows the potential impact of this kind of rhetoric. but in a legal sense, what will she have to consider in making this decision? >> right, chris. judge chutkan is going to have to come out with an order, if she decides to issue an order, that hues very closely to the facts that have taken place here. this isn't going to be an order she just pulls out of thin air and decides to keep the former president from saying anything he wants. both the prosecut

chambers that abraham lincoln walked in. john mccain, john f kennedy, lyndon johnson. there's a hallowed sort of ground to it. i to walked all of those halls and i walked into the supreme building and i walked into federal courtrooms all the time. >> and you don't wear jeans and you don't wear hoodies and you don't wear what you would wear coming out of the gym. i don't care what you wear as long as you get the job done. >> yeah. >> until recently, protocol on the senate floor was business attire and the changes announced by schumer apply only to senators, not to staffers. andrew rhiannon and lionel. >> thank you. vanna white is extending her stay on wheel of fortune after months of reportedly tense negotiations, white has agreed to a new two year contract. this is pat sajak's final season before ryan seacrest takes over. >> coming up, the bears who raided the krispy cream truck. >> plus, the inspiring story of a man born without arms now on a a man born without arms now on a major league mission rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years a

with the supreme court held to be unconstitutional in that case was the single house veto. they said you can't do it with a single house veto. as to go through both chambers of congress. thus what is said but it's been misinterpreted incorrectly that i'm running to occupy and that stops the president unilaterally. the truth of the matter is those provisions that require u.s. president to seek congressional consent those had deadlines for the unexpired provisions that arees still good on the books ae the ones that require and mandate the u.s. president to examine the efficient functioning of government from time to time. [applause] now we are going to get into the specifics of how this actually works. what agencies are we actually going to shut down and how? the final myth here this idea that the administrative state as we know it is somehow an impartial scientific management project that is able to take on what we the people can't be trusted with. this is what is actually at stake here. it's the skepticism of we the people and our ability to settle ourty differences on questions from climate change to racial injustice. the old worldview with the people ca

chamber of congress, and to the constitution itself. this is an oath that rejects the constitution, that empowers unelected and unaccountable officials, officials who have never been elected to make laws as supreme lawmakers. secretary austin and the civilian leadership of the service branches want us to believe that the sky is falling and that the falling sky has been prompted to fall by senator tuberville and that senator tuberville himself is somehow empowering communists and other autocratic regimes throughout the world imperiling and endangering the united states. these are not just fighting words, mr. president. these are words tantamount to an accusation of treason, words that are unfounded or it's made with knowledge of their falsity or reckless disregard for their truthfulness or it's that disregard is what's actually happening here. this is not appropriate. these are way over the line. in reality if this is where truly and aiding and abetting comnibses and other autocratic regimes are concerned, if that's really what we were facing, if that's really where we were, american national security is being impaired to the manner and degree that these people have suggested, including and espec

supreme court act. how do you convince other people to agree with you? caller: you need to get the democrats in charge of all three chambersbecause the republicans have fought minimum wage over the years. they have never been for the working man, they have been for the wealthy man. they are not for the common people. they are for corporate welfare and these oil companies getting these subsidies, these tapper -- of these tax breaks. president biden said they made record profits and did not pay their fair share in taxes. it is ridiculous. host: let's go to steve, calling from san jose, california on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. the state of politics is really bad. the house, the group of about 12 that is going to shut down the government if they do not get their way is only trying to do the right thing. everybody agrees that our current level of spending is unsustainable, but the democrats do not have a plan when we go broke and our money is worthless, what are we going to do now? i challenge you to have a democrat that -- on this program, on c-span, that promotes mas

supreme court act. how do you convince other people to agree with you? caller: you need to get the democrats in charge of all three chambersbecause the republicans have fought minimum wage over the years. they have never been for the working man, they have been for the wealthy man. they are not for the common people. they are for corporate welfare and these oil companies getting these subsidies, these tapper -- of these tax breaks. president biden said they made record profits and did not pay their fair share in taxes. it is ridiculous. host: let's go to steve, calling from san jose, california on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. the state of politics is really bad. the house, the group of about 12 that is going to shut down the government if they do not get their way is only trying to do the right thing. everybody agrees that our current level of spending is unsustainable, but the democrats do not have a plan when we go broke and our money is worthless, what are we going to do now? i challenge you to have a democrat that -- on this program, on c-span, that promotes mas