according to the plan of filling the underground gas storages, so i was today at a meeting of the supreme committeevna rada on energy there, the head of uzsu said that today there are already 13 billion cubic meters in storage , and on october 15 it is planned that there will be 14.4 billion cubic meters, which in principle will be enough for the population of teplokomunenergo, thank you thank you very much the last general secretary of the company and the soviet union the first sole president of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev died at the age of 92 gorbachev headed the communist party of the soviet union in 1985 and during the following six years ago, the fall of the iron curtain took place, the reunification of germany and the collapse of the soviet union, which, by the way, the then officer of the kgb and the current president of russia, vladimir putin, later called it the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the century . today, putin expressed his condolences to gorbachev's relatives and said that he influenced the course of world history. to western leaders here, for example, there . ameri

something that the supreme committee can tickle for this and then you look at other things like various construction. you look at roads, bridges, the metro system and the like. and it's all in place. a ready to go. couple of things that still need to be finalized the course, but again, if i compare to sell african 20, then it would appear as if it's just a matter of crossing the t's and dot the eyes really. okay, and we're all so excited, peter stem, it reporting live for us at the louis sale's stadium. talk to you later. just 3 months before they play at the world. kat morocco have sat there, coach countries, football federation, set. it disagreed with a vow head the holly hood ich on the best way to prepare the team. the bosnian had also fallen out with star midfielder hawkins, yet amazingly, he's now been fired 3 times by national teams after they qualified for the world cup the audio coast in 2010 and japan and 2018. but he did take algeria to the 2014 tournament raw madrid's coach is tipping cream. ben zima for the ballin door award . after helping them win yet another trophy. he s

committee welcomes judge ruth bader ginsburg. the presidents nominee to be associate justice of the united states supreme court. this is a very familiar setting for us. since i became chairman of this committee seven years ago, we have now convened hearings on six nominees for the united states supreme court. the constitution states clearly that the president, quote, shell nominee by and with the advice of the senate, who shall appoint, judges to the supreme court. clearly the appointment of the supreme court justice is not a presidential prerogative. the senate is an equal partner in the process, and has significant obligation is intended to its responsibilities. these confirmation hearings are a major part, though not the only part, of the process by which we attempt to fulfill our constitutional responsibility. the nomination of a supreme court justice signals the renewal of a national debate over the meaning of our constitution. a debate i might add which have been going on for over 200 years, without and. it will go on for another 200 years, i suspect. how will the broad principles of the constitution phras

committee must look at. and you're watching american history tv. we're looking back at then senator biden's questioning of supreme court nominees. mr. biden served in the us senate for 36 years and for eight of those years. he was chairman of the senate judiciary committee often ranking member or a top democrat on the committee as well. so up next we're going to look at his questioning and his exchanges with now chief justice john roberts. this is from 2005. in this senator biden repeatedly pressed judge roberts to state his views on issues. that might come before the court, especially the right to privacy. we begin with mr. biden's opening statements from september of 2005. thank you, mr. chairman. judge roberts. welcome mrs. roberts. welcome to you. i might note that the outset. i've never i've never heard of or seen a federal judge who was an independent. it's amazing what that life tenure does so, i don't think you have any worry judge about having to cash in your independence. it's never occurred in my memory or in my study and judge. i i want to point out to my friends that it is true judges didn't come bef

order to obtain a sanction for the arrest of zavyalov, a petition from the investigative committee to the supremeneed evidence from the spot, the murders of churilov, preferably fingers from kolya’s laptop well, who will give us to roll our fingers without authorization, but turn on your brains and turn on the evidence you need, some kind of reinforced concrete dna in the sense of the word. fragments of vomit that did not belong to churilov were found, and experts have samples. he smokes a lot. what if we invite him? well, let's say for a conversation and take samples of saliva of sakurks and prints from work. and what can be tried, yes, but only how to convince the investigative committee that this is not an operational search event on oneself, but if we get an arrest warrant , it will need to be persecuted. what do you think? what will work with word of mouth? well, of course, they will warn you, you don’t go to the grandma in zavyalovo. it was you who killed my daughter. don't talk nonsense, you'll have an attack, you won't go anywhere. i refuse to speak without a lawyer. yes, no lawyer will h

fighter, free ukraine, a people's deputy of the preliminary convocation, an ex-member of the committee of the supremeational security and defense council with whom we plan to talk about mykolaiv that on andriy glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i wish not stronger health our glorious ukrainian nations just for the donetsk region, in principle, again with cautious optimism. we were informed that there is an understanding that the initiative is gradually falling into the hands of the ukrainian army, but for example, in the mykolaiv direction, we state that the occupiers are trying to storm the blagodatny area and even achieve partial success , i am now relying on official data from the general staff, what is the situation in mykolaiv oblast, the situation here is as hot as in the east of our country, and the stabilization of the front line is achieved by the fact that the ukrainian the military, well, first of all, they are very motivated to do their work, and secondly, it is paid for by our ukrainian military. on august 10, it was precisely in this unit of the svoboda battalion that my deputy died w

supreme court itself. how much longer could these legal drama drag out before the committee actually gets to see these documentsnext year or the year after. and i don't so much think the urgency of this one, it started. and now, i think, are different. now he is no longer an office and the new york times -- on one of the reporters that was involved. we obtained 20 years of his personal and corporate tax returns. they have also -- the supreme court has turned them over to investigators. but that information, a lot of it has leaked out. but i think the public party policy part of this is what is important. if it takes another year or two to play out, i think that's okay. but i think it will happen now. at least it will go to the supreme court to get a hearing. >> i hear you on this issue of public policy and making sure that they adjust the rules around disclosure. but if you are advising the committee, is that what you would be looking for? or will the committee also look for criminal possibilities? there is a lot that we don't know, in the tax returns, about legal exposure. and also issues of weather who loaned

after his tenure ended, the supreme court replaced him and appointed a committee to manage the football body. fever has called it under the influence from 3rd parties, which constitutes a serious violation. offered statutes, fee, fast as a to will reverse the ban. if the committee is disbanded and control is handed back to the federation, the supreme court is hearing the matter and has asked the government to get involved. new delhi, the biggest priority is retaining hosting rights. the under 17 women's world cup is scheduled to take place in october. in didn't players have also been banned from international matches? when go clim carola arrived in his biggest on for the ation women's club championship. they were told they couldn't play. it is very humiliating for the in data for falling for the need of india. and this is not the way we should go ahead. the band has prompted concerns about the future of the game in india. obviously if you're not recognizing us, why would you would you want to be the for the phone since? right. so that's a huge get to where we'd have met to north of us,

if the committee is disbanded and control is handed back to the federation, the supreme court is hearing the matter and has asked the government to get involved. new delhi, his biggest priority is retaining hosting rights. the under 17 women's world cup is scheduled to take place in october. indian players have also been banned from international matches when go column corolla arrived in his biggest on for the asian women's club championship. they were told they couldn't play. it is very humiliating. further. in doubtful wallingford and medieval off india. and this is not the way we should go ahead with the ban has prompted concerns about the future of the game in india, on houston. if you're not recognizing us, why would anybody want the biggest one? that's common sense, right? so that is a huge difference with has met with a lot of aspirants giving ups for not picking up support. was there other challenges in life and other tell in india to so it is meant that as needed for the past 2 years they've been it's been a problem. youth competence would not be held because there were vaccine

family, just before the noon deadline, submitted a further appeal to the supreme court, seeking a stay, so a united nations committees will now consider the family's request on the supreme court has made it clear that it is aware of the urgency of the matter. archie's mother, holly, is in the hospital with her son and in a statement she said she could not understand what she called the rush to make decisions, insisting her son is making progress and she added that she is praying for an encouraging response from the supreme court. british airways has suspended sales of tickets for short—haul flights from heathrow until next week, because of the cap on daily passenger numbers at the airport. the suspension affects ba's flights to domestic and european destinations. thousands of air travellers have been hit by disruption in recent weeks, including last—minute cancellations. almost 700 migrants crossed the english channel in 1a small boats on monday, a record for the year so far. more than 17,000 people have arrived in the uk after navigating busy shipping lanes from france in small boats so far in 2022, according to go

what are the parameters on which the committee decision are laid down by the supreme court? the very 1st or is that what is an individual plan or would it affect society? and i think that in on so it said would, should actually stop this process. surely this cannot be a time that would be a case it would in, in, under international law be treated as a crime against humanity. this is a hate right. it did, they were all happy now because the old 1992 policy applied to these convicts. technically what's happened here very technically is not a breach of law. that's incredible. so we've seen one women's rights activists express just horror over this. what else have people been saying? people have been absolutely furious and also feel full. you know, that's the sense that the justice system is falling apart. and that this is perhaps happening because the victim involved as a muslim woman and muslims are already a minority in the country. we look at a tweet in a bit, but i just want to recount how ironic this week has been for india as a country. you know, on monday they were celeb

if the committee is disbanded and control is handed back to the federation. the supreme court is hearing the matter and has asked the government to get involved. new delhi, the biggest priority is retaining hosting rights. the under 17 women's world cup is scheduled to take place in october. the indian players have also been banned from international matches. when go column carola arrived and his biggest on for the asian women's club championship, they were told they couldn't play. it is very humiliating for the in data for falling for the need of india. and this is not the way we should go ahead. the band has prompted concerns about the future of the game in india. obviously, if you're not recognizing us, why would you would you want to be the for the phone since? right. so that is a huge get to, well, we have a lot of expert in giving up sports, not picking up sport because of all the challenges in my and others telling me even india to. so it is meant that for the past 3 years, that mean it's been a problem. used competitions will not be here because the vaccine issue

the supreme court replaced him and appointed a committee to manage the football body. fever has called it undue influence from 3rd parties, which constitutes a serious violation of its statutes. 3 facts as to which of us the ban. if the committee is disbanded and control is handed back to the federation, the supreme court is hearing the matter and has asked the government to get involved. new delhi, the biggest priority is retaining hosting rights. the under 17 women's world cup is scheduled to take place in october. in the players have also been banned from international matches. when go clim carola arrived in his biggest on for the ation women's club championship. they were told they couldn't play. it is very humiliating. in data for falling for need of india, and this is not the way we should go ahead. the band has prompted concerns about the future of the game in india. obviously if you're not recognizing the why would you, would you want to do this for the phone since? right. so that is a huge get to, well, we have metal north of us, but it's giving up sports not picking up sport

before that deadline, archie's family submitted a further request to the supreme court asking for a stay so that a united nations committeey's request for permission to appeal. and the supreme court made it clear that it does understand the urgency of this situation. if you moments after that, i had a word, if your words with ella carter, who speaks on behalf the family. —— a few words. it's a bit of a waiting game now, but we're hopeful that they will hopefully hear the case and we'll get to put our points across. how are holly and paul holding up? i think they're just really exhausted today, aren't they? i think it's come to a bit of a head, really. i think where yesterday we were all so tense that it was going to happen at two and then it was meant to happen today at 12, they're so exhausted and just want to spend time with their little boy, really. so that's why i'm here on their behalf. and how's he doing? archie's doing well. yeah, he's stable still like he has been for the last four months really. and just, yeah. and if the supreme court doesn't accept this, this latest application, what next? because the noon dead

supreme court. in this bob will talk about this investigation on january 6. it is a magnificent investigation in which this committee has gotten the and were going to see a lot more of one of the things that's developing that's very different that happened in watergate is that the wife of a supreme court justice is now part of the story and it looks very much like and certainly it is the opinion of a number of people on that committee that she is caught up in the conspiracy and very likely is a co-conspirator. so it's raised all kinds of questions about the justice and self and what has she told justice thomas. >> if i may, there's the possibility of that this is clarence thomas's wife jenny thomas and there are indeed questions and bob costa and i did a story in the post and cbs about those 29 emails or i'm sorry, text messages which were stunning because mark meadows, trump's chief of staff texts back and says we are in a war. it is good versus evil. that is our starting point in all of this but i think we just don't know about this and we need to keep an open mind. she says she's happyto cooperate or will answer

supreme court. meanwhile, the january 6th committee blindsided by more revelations of missing text messages from governmentlearned the defense department wiped the phones of top departing defense department and army officials at the end of the trump administration, deleting texts that might have existed from key witnesses to the response to the capitol attack. >> was the committee aware of these deleted messages prior to today? >> i do not believe so. i was not. it was another concerning matter that this was not disclosed to us by the department of defense. >> reporter: tonight the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, dick durbin, is calling on the pentagon's inspector general to investigate the missing texts from senior officials at the defense department. the pentagon has responded saying they are aware of the request. jake, they're still waiting to get an official ask from senator durbin. >> jessica schneider, thank you. former defense attorney and legal analyst pri. thanks for being here. adam kinzinger said the subpoena of cipollone is, quote, probably bad for donald trump. what do the cipollon

the supreme court justices send a letter to the chairman of the committee that basically says we're current on our work. so they blow up the cover story. but then the supreme court in mid march starts to hand down decisions upholding new deal laws. all of a sudden this supreme court problem is receding. a state minimum wage is upheld, the national labor relations act is upheld. social security is argued that spring by robert jackson and charles la zahn sky, and its constitution toally is upheld. so that kind of confluence of events, i think, really made it much less necessary to do something dramatic. >> and, of course, that change in some of their decisions led to one of the great catch phrases of the supreme court history which is a switch in time saves nine, right? you want to explain that, ralph? >> i mean, roosevelt, as i made a note in my notes here, he wouldn't take question for an answer. the court went out of its way -- i don't know whether they designed their decisions in order to placate him? i mean, that's a good question. whether it was by design or whether they saw the light a

the supreme court justices sent a letter to the chairman of the committee that basically says, we are current on our work. so, they blow up the coverage story. but then the supreme court in mid march starts to handed down decisions upholding new deal laws and all of a sudden this supreme court problem is receiving a statement of wages upheld. the national really labor relations act is upheld. social securities argue that bring by charles and resilience key. in may its constitutionality's upheld. enough constitutionality of events made it much less necessary to do something dramatic. >> and of course that change in some of their decisions led to one of the great catchphrases in supreme court history, which is, a switch in time saves nine. you want to explain that, ralph? >> yeah. roosevelts, as i made a note in my notes here, he wouldn't take yes for an answer. the court went out of its way to -- i don't know whether they designed their decisions in order to placate him -- i mean, that's a good question. or was it done with design or whether they saw the light and had to uphold these g

act for the veterans, the select committee, the first black woman appointed to the supreme court. so yes, this is an icing on the cake of moving forward, of democratic achievements in a bipartisan way in this election year. >> but despite all of what you just laid out, i know youhose from cbs project that republicans will win the majority i can you reverse that? >> oh, absolutely. i think that the conversations as we're interesting the crucial months of september and october, look, we had an all-time low unemployment rate. we see a court that is regressive and trying to take away a woman's right to choose. we're fighting and standing for that. >> your trip to taiwan, we've seen these dramatic chinese war games in response to this visit. china cut off some of the diplomatic ties with the united states to protest the fact that you went there to taipei with speaker pelosi. did this trip backfire by undermining some of the biden administration priorities? >> not at all. clearly the biden administration, by his presence there, by increasing economic ties there, is something that shows

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subject. lawmakers, they say that the not expecting the court the supreme court to hold any session today because the as late committee, others taken institution preparation is halted today because of the of the military confrontations and but that okay, marinate abdel, why he there for us live in baghdad, we have our correspondence here in the studio, early hashem, you've been to rock many times. you've covered the political situation there. we had a correspond, they're talking about the grand shiite leader, alyssa stanny. let's talk about him a bit more. and the significance of the fact that many are expecting him to intervene now, but we haven't heard from him yet. no, i have lost his son. he is the head of the yoga as is the senior let occur, the main clinic for the shia muslims and the his, his headquarters is in nudge us the historical capital offer of jason. so over the past year since 2003, this is fanny has been intervening whenever there are like very centric issues, very crucial issues. he used to step in, in order to her, you know, give the directions how things should be in the, for example. or when the e

supreme court. this has been four years in the making. the ways and means committeeing to get then-president trump's tax returns as part of the oversight process. trump is one of the few presidents who refused to disclose any of his tax records. and part of why the ways and means wanted this was in looking at his relationship between his position as president and some financial dealings he did prior to becoming president. for example, buying a post office in downtown d.c. which belonged to the federal government. that is along with the search of his florida home. more details on that particular search. the department of justice is declining to offer comments, as is the fbi, about trump's going -- own lawyer, who confirmed agents were looking for documents he had taken with him when he left the presidency. the warrant was sealed at this particular point in time. confirming this is what the fbi agent's were looking for. this has been a long-standing process and there have been many complaints. there were many items donald trump took with him when he left the white hous

supreme court. the chairman of the senate judiciary committee dick durbin is now calling on the pentagon inspector general to investigate these missing texts from senior officials at the defense department. the pentagon has responded saying they are aware of the requests but they are still waiting to get an official ask from senator durbin. jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> and senator kyrsten sinema has emerged as a key holdout on her party's economic package, the only democrat not to pledge her support after chuck schumer and joe manchin reached a deal last week on the bill. sinema has been raising questions about some of the bill's proposed tax increases such as a 15% minimum tax on corporations. she has also expressed concerns about raising taxes on so-called carried interest which would impact private equity and hedge fund managers. scisinema has apparently relayeo top democrats that she wants that provision out of the bill. >>> a new economic survey is suggesting the u.s. is not in a recession which was welcome news on the wall street. all three major u.s. indices closed in the back after a su

the supreme court justices sent a letter to the chairman of the committee that says we are current on our work. they blow up that cover story. then the supreme court in mid march starts to hand down decisions upholding new deal laws. all of a sudden the supreme court problem is receding. a statement imam wages upheld. the national liberal nation is upheld. social security is argued that spring. in may it's constitutional is upheld. that confluence of events made it really much less necessary to do something dramatic. >> of course that changes one of the decisions that led to one of the great catchphrases of supreme court history. a switch in nine states time. >> as roosevelt other said in my notes, he would not take yes for an answer. the courts went out of their way, enough if they decide the decisions in order to placate him. that was a good question. was it done with design. did they see the lie in reliving need to uphold the good new deal programs. for whatever reason the court gave him what he wanted. basically, i don't know if you want to use this image but it dug his grave for

he was the last general secretary of the central committee of the cpsu and chairman of the presidium of the supremeviet of the soviet union for the past three years. due to diabetes and kidney problems, the politician was constantly struggling in the central clinical hospital of moscow, mikhail gorbachev in 1090 became the laureate of the nobel peace prize for his presidency in the soviet union, persecution for dissent and exile to academician andriy sakharov returned to moscow after gorbachev came to power. the soviet union began withdrawing troops from afghanistan in 2016. in one of his interviews, the politician supported her putin regarding the occupation of crimea and said that he would have done the same for this, he was banned from entering ukraine , russia's invasion of ukraine, gorbachev condemned in an interview with the russian force, he said that putin destroyed the entire heritage, only volunteers went into battle , the defense lasted 5 hours, kolychivka, on march 7, then a circle of russian armored vehicles tried to occupy the village what was the first thing when leaving chernihiv, t

supreme court, and so forth. and the new york times has a story about the letter that the committee wrote to her and saying, we'd be happy to talk to you. how about july 6th, seventh, or eight? but if that isn't convenient -- so they are treading very carefully and i think wisely. >> could you pick up on what carl was alluding to, which is that your analysis of the january sixth committee investigation, and the degree to which -- how you analyze the work that they have done and what they might produce? >> i think in terms of material, it's amazing. and at the same time, as has been pointed out, nixon, what he did was concealed. and it's open from the secret tape recordings. but a lot of what trump does, has done, is out in the open. he has said the election was stolen. it turns out we have all spent a lot of time looking for the evidence to suggest that this was a stolen election and i've spent a lot of time with robert costa looking at, is there evidence? and it turns out, two of trump's biggest supporters, lindsey graham, senator from south carolina, mike lee, from utah, both conducted independent investigatio

if the committee is disbanded and control is handed back to the federation, the supreme court is hearing the matter and has asked the government to get involved. new daily's biggest priority is retaining hosting rights. the under 17 women's world cup is scheduled to take place in october. indian players have also been banned from international matches when go column corolla arrived in his biggest on for the asian women's club championship. they were told they couldn't play. it is very humiliating for the in depth wallingford and medieval of india and bell. this is not the way we should go ahead with the ban has prompted concerns about the future of the game in india. obviously if you're not recognizing us, why would anybody want the biggest one moment? right. so that is a huge gettin forward, has met with a lot of aspirants giving ups or not picking up sports because there are other challenges in life and other tell in india pool. so it is meant that as need for the past 2 years, they've been, it's been a problem. youth competence will not be held because there were vaccine issues, etc.

committee. if appealed, the case could be taken up by the u.s. supreme court. ♪ in the day's other news... tary of state mike pompeo met with the january 6th congressional committee. he could shed light on discussions about invoking the 25th amendment to remove mr. trump from office after the attack on the u.s. capitol. also today, doug mastriano -- the republican nominee for governor of pennsylvania who was outside the capitol on january 6th -- appeared virtually before the committee, but left after challenging its validity. the former president and his former vice president mike pence are waging another proxy battle tonight. it's in wisconsin, where tim michels -- endorsed by mr. trump -- faces pence-backed rebecca kleefisch in the republican gubernatorial contest. meanwhile, vermont democrats are choosing a nominee for congress. the winner could be the state's first female representative to washington. the government of taiwan warned today that ongoing chinese war games are a rehearsal to take over the island, and all of the western pacific. china began major military maneuvers after nan

petryshyn being a certain time the head of the organizing committee of the congress of scientists thanked lukyanov with a position in the supreme council of justice, violating a number of regulatory procedures and creating favorable conditions for his appointment we called oleksandr petryshyn and asked him what hopes he has for the election of his protégé to the supreme council of justice . i congratulate you, mr. oleksandr. my name is olena. i am a journalist of the espresso channel. we have a few questions for you. what are your expectations from the election of your protégé dmytro lukyanov first, it's just decent for a smart young man to be talented and with his election of a smart and responsible employee, tell me why the congress was moved to poltava, but it didn't call. here is a mogilian woman and lnu, i can't tell you because how only he came out and put himself forward. i did not immediately take such a part in the work of the congress, no matter what , but the mutual assistance of petryshyn and lukyanov shows us how the circular guarantee actually works , the expert of the anti-corruption center halyna chyzhik and sev

supreme court overturning roe v. wade. same-sex marriage and the impact of the january 6 committee hearings. he is interviewed by the lien caldwell of the washington post. this is now 30 minutes. >> hello, welcome to the washington post live, my name is lien caldwell, i am in an acre at washington post live. but also the co-author your -- of the tutu newsletter. and we have a governor of arkansas asa hutchinson. thank you for joining us today. clicks, it is good to be with you and we are looking forward to the conversation. >> for most of our viewers, we want to hear from you. so if you have any questions for governor hutchinson will free to tweet us at post life. so, governor, again, thanks for joining us. it has been, 5.5 week since roe v. wade was overturned at our open mansion. there was a triggerhat banned abortion, except in the case of the life of the mother. that went into effect after the supreme court decision. that is in effect right now. at the time that was passed, i issued a letter saying i support the additional exceptions of rape and incest. i could go through the reasons for

. >>> the head of the republican national committee is acknowledging difficulty fundraising, following the supremeabortion rights. the chair was recently recorded on a phone call of party donors saying the party needs help to win back the senate in november, according to "politico" which obtained a copy of the recording. during the 16-minute conference call, mcdaniel argued that the party has strong senate candidate and a favorable political environment but went on to say that republican candidates are being swamped by democrats in the pursuit of cash. roe v. wade triggered a gusher of online donations for the opposition. >>> former president obama meanwhile is helping fund raise for senate democrats. axios reports that obama and gary peters who chairs the senate campaign committee will meet for a conversation in new york city early next month. it admission is $25,000, for a ticket. a small drop in the bucket. democrats have closed the gap when it comes to who americans want to control congress, after the midterms, but still face an uphill battle with those in both chambers. >>> joining us is asso

supreme court. but this has been for years in the making of the ways and means committee was trying to get been president trump's tax returns for a long period of time as part of the oversight process. trump is one of the very few presidents who refused to disclose any of his tax records. and part of why the ways that means wanted this was looking at his relationship between his position as president and also some financial dealings that he did prior to becoming president . for example, buying a post office in downtown d. c, which belonged to the federal government. so that along with the search shop is florida home at raising great problems. now more details on that particular search . the department of justice is still declining to offer any comment as as the f b i about crumbs only lawyer has confirmed that the f b i. agents were looking for documents that he had taken with him when he left the presidency. now, the warrant itself is still filled at this particular point in time, but the lawyer confirming that this was in fact what the f b i agents were looking for. now this has been a long standing pr

petryshyn , being for some time the chairman of the organizing committee of the congress of scientists, thanked lukyanov with a position in the supremeouncil of justice, violating a number of regulatory procedures and creating favorable conditions for his appointment, we called oleksandr petryshyn and asked what hopes he has for the election of his protégé to the supreme council of justice . greetings, mr. oleksandr. my name is olena, i am a journalist of the espresso channel, the judicial control program. your expectations from the election of your protégé dmytro lukyanov , first of all, he is just a decent, smart, young, talented specialist. i think he is one of his the election of the supreme council of justice receives the wave of an intelligent responsible employee, tell me why the congress was moved to poltava, but they did not call me. here is the mogilian woman and lnu, i cannot tell you, because as soon as he left and nominated himself as a candidate, i immediately decided to take no more part in did not accept the work of the congress no matter what , but the mutual assistance of petryshyn and lukyanov shows us how the circ