we have the best technical assistance in the world. if there's no cooperation, and then these things will be stalled and won't happen. the thing about newark is we were able to pull all of our partners together from a federal level all the way down to a municipal level to work, and if there is some provisions that even for people to do that, it would even be, even better, because none of this can happen without the cooperation and collaboration of all levels of government thank you, mayor. and then joining shortly, i understand, mark pepper, from wyoming association for rural water systems. we have wyoming, delaware, too. i got a quite a bit. i like to tell our colleagues from wyoming that i was just in wyoming last weekend. so. all right, mark pepper, same question. >> thank you. madam chair, chairman carver. yeah, i would reiterate the issues that we're going to probably have with timelines. i think there are some provisions in talking with guardian q, they're trying to write some emergency rules to help implement some of this. so i

uh, with the fallen witch technical, but something apt.nstrates everything, but i would like to point out. uh, in particular, konstantin zatulina reacts to very correct words. the soviet union, he spoke of the early nineties, when the pants were already weakened. and when she gave up diplomatic positions, and the soviet union was like a nuclear superpower, like a military one of all the powers and one of the two for sure. he had such crows, armed forces, that no one could attack us. so, probably, the then developers of the same weapons also told our diplomats that do not worry. you can, whatever you want, any reliable union, yes, set any conditions, and our political leader mikhail sergeevich gorbachev was against it, too, probably, they said such words and that the missile is missiles of the armed forces, and the political will was canceled to zero all this rocket. everything else is still a matter of political will. in the desire to endure and in the understanding that it is necessary to endure. otherwise , no rockets will help, after al

pepper, regarding technical assistance funding. something that has been mentioned by several of you already. the epa's implementation memo to states recommends that funds use the full technical assistance set aside allocation. they use to present -- 2% carveouts that can be used to help small rural, tribal communities to identify needs and apply for funding. would you please share with us how technical assistance has been a beneficial tool for the communities for which you have worked and are there additional ways that we can help small rural and disadvantaged communities gain access for epa programs? ms. bodine, would you like to go first? ms. bodine: thank you. i think the provisions are tremendously important and i think -- and i would ask mr. pepper to get the view of this, but i believe you have provided flexibility to allow the pots of money going to where it needs to go whether it is the state and who can contract and the epa providing help as well. to the part of your question about how does it help, there are situations wh

according to him, the technical secretariat is a threat on the one hand.enly something will crash, and on the other hand, nadezhda can manage everything without the world shuddering from the use of weapons of mass destruction. in any case, we warn the technical secretariat that the scenario will not be repeated. how it happened. eh, in the past in particular. here in it, the so-called past poisoning of navalny. we will actively act ahead of the curve. alexander vasilyevich is there a feeling that following such meetings with the technical secretariat following the meeting, in principle, the organization is ready to listen to the arguments of the permanent mission of russia i would rephrase this question, is the voice of russia voskhod heard and the answer is short? yes, of course it is audible, if no one heard our voice here the address of our country and did not mind, who did not have anything like that, but the americans are afraid of the truth and they are trying to shut up the people recently organized. here, uh, within. uh, the meeting of the executiv

yes, there are technical difficulties, so far there are none difficulties due to the fact that we have a war and we cannot develop very quickly to help and technically introduce these opportunities to many countries. and we, for example, the same technically, if moldova and romania prepare themselves and many countries, we will really help with this in poland free travel on trains for ukrainians has been extended for one month, the right will be valid until may 31. this was reported on the website of pkp intercity, the general rules have not changed, as before, women and children will be able to travel on polish railways trains for free 18 years old, people with disabilities and all people older than 60 years, the right is granted exclusively to those who crossed the border of poland starting from february 24, 2022 , the date of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine latvia continues to support ukraine baltic partners handed over 11 modern passenger buses to kyiv, each of them has a picture from the symbolic mural with hugs made in riga by a local artist, the buses arrived not

and so almost 99% of all deliveries go through the line of military-technical assistance.s, if you call a spade a spade, inscribed or inscribed uh, from the channels of western countries, the military armament is quite a large number, uh, investors and are ready to invest in securities, uh defense companies in western stock markets. and by the way, against this background , capitalization has also grown very much. well the marketing giants are there glynamics uh by systems uh, somewhere from a quarter, so to speak, up to 30% of the capital, but you often heard that europe is far behind the military-technical sphere, has forgotten how the current crisis will become a turning point in this context production of sophisticated weapons systems. well , it is clear that from generation to generation, the technical complexity of these systems of basic weapons systems increases and this is the case when it is necessary, or collectively, to get down to business. yes, that is, a joint program and joint projects or integrated into the american system. e, scientific industrial cooperat

or something else, all deliveries go through the line of military-technical assistance free of charge is, for nothing. with rare rare exceptions, let's say, well , uh, they ordered anti-tank weapons. uh, the ukrainians are with the germans. uh, these funds are paid for, uh, an unnamed sponsor by someone obvious from the ukrainian oligarchs. uh, this, yes, from the current production and, uh, with the payment of asak, almost 99% of all deliveries go through the line of military technical assistance. this, if you call a spade a spade, inscribed or inscribed uh, from the channels of western countries, the military armament is quite a large number, uh, investors and are ready to invest in securities, uh defense companies in western stock markets. and by the way, against this background , capitalization has also grown very much. well, such giants. as in general martin there glynamics uh, by systems uh, somewhere from a quarter, up to thirty percent, so to speak. capital, but often heard that europe is far behind in the military-technical sphere, has forgotten how to expect this to be a tur

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yes, will you support the technical school? to be destroyed, yes, and we clearly understand that today the economy is. the change in the economy has changed here, they were the first to notice it was in the belgorod region that the very idea was voiced for the first time the federal project of professionalism, the national project formation within which colleges and technical schools are combined into clusters with real industries. this year, seventy such educational and production centers will be created in the country, and by 2024 their number will reach 210. at the same time , many graduates have the opportunity to study not in universities, but in technical schools and colleges. it seems more and more tempting ninth grader. dmitry tsarev, who came to the open day at the cherepovets metallurgical college they know for sure that they want to become an electrician and stay to work at a factory in their hometown. it is interesting and simply necessary for humanity to live such as dima in college, they show not only a museum, bu

uh, with fallen witches technical, but something apt. came, and this demonstrates everything, but, i would like to note. eh, here are the words in particular very correct konstantin serdovich. zatulin. and the soviet union, he spoke of the early nineties , when the pants were already weakened. and when it was losing its diplomatic positions, and the soviet union was like a nuclear superpower, like a military server power, and one of the two it definitely had such gates, the armed forces, that no one could attack us and, probably, the then developers. the same weapon, we also told our diplomats that don't worry. you can do anything any union considered any conditions reliable to put a and our political leader mikhail sergeevich gorbachev against, too, probably, they said such words and that the rocket with rockets is the armed force of the armed forces, and the political will canceled the truth to zero. all of these are missile nuclear tires. everything else is still a matter of political will. in the desire to survive and in the understa

no, it's impossible to determine just technically. pictures of the technical characteristics of this rent an area of ​​680,000 m² in a day. was there a flight mission? so to say, is this situation to shoot exactly this territory or not? again, this needs to be documented. eh, those who delved into this topic in more detail are already conducting such analyzes of their own , saying that there really was no technical task. and maybe even a technical possibility. yes, uh, the companion of the swelling in those days is exactly what they pass off as the days of photography. he i did not take photos at these very moments, therefore, once again we are faced with a fake. and thank you for this detailed comment. thank you and all the best to you gregory, what is it like, has there been a similar thing in history? well, actually , the iranian company of the united states of america. when we were repeatedly shown pictures, supposedly of biolaboratories, which were taken by a satellite, which later turned out to be any objects but not biolaboratories, these were clusters of trucks and some build

and we're focusing on technical things. yeah. you know, and not the fact that pandemic happened to people here. you have to understand how people respond to messaging their fears. and i think that for us, for a lot of people who are in africa in asia, especially because those are 2 regions that have been deeply affected by, you know, really big diseases. there are things that have changed so much since h i v aids. but we are so scared of disease at the scale. yeah. because we've seen it. yeah. and we don't argue about masks. really good and very weird for us to both fly in from the african continent into the u. k . and be like, no way math, you know, really frustrating, argue about them because it's like, it's the least i can do. yeah. it's the least that i can do because, you know, in hong kong they've survived blue bird phone. theat. sars. yeah. right. so you tell someone to put a mask over their face, like yes, absolutely not just for me. yeah. but for the around me, this is where sort of, the, the response of the pandemic bec

made a scheduled payment on a technical default is when an agreement is violated or can be reached. ah, poland prime minister has criticized the manual micron for the french president's direct contacts with lot more putin, despite the ongoing efforts to media, to see fire in ukraine, the polish premier said there is no diplomatic solution for the president. your microphone. mister president mccormick, how many times have you negotiated with what your chiefs have? you stop with any of these actions from taking place criminals and not to be discussed and negotiated with criminals must be false. again, nobody negotiated with hitler. would you negotiate with hitler? would you negotiate with stalin? would you negotiate with pope? study them? russia made it clear right at the start of its operation dot 81. so quote d notification of ukraine. versions of neo nazi radicals have reportedly been active inside ukraine and parts of don boss, since the coo and 2014 at earlier show you this. a polish tv channel was the noise spell for a swastika was apparently seen in one of its programs. the not

over the last few years, we've been more technical.t place to be, but you know, you have to concentrate and focus on where things are going and what the right decisions are as a small business owner. >> sometimes it's appropriate to bring in an expert to offer suggestions and guidance in coaching and counseling, and other times, we just need to talk to each other. we need to talk to other manufacturers that are facing similar problems, other people that are in the trenches, just like us, so that i can share with them a solution that we came up with to manage our inventory, and they can share with me an idea that they had about how to overcome another problem. >> moving forward, where we see ourselves down the road, maybe five and ten years, is really looking at a business from a little bit more of a ready to wear perspective and making things that are really thoughtful and mindful, mindful of the end user, how they're going to use it, whether it's the end piece or a wedding gown, are they going to use it again, and incorporating that i

so we are finding a way out technically three lawyers on how to go about it.nt to share everything with the country. they should know that he did not sell, even right now we have an offer by players. they want us to bend down and sellout and our answer to them is get lost. we are not going to compromise our country. they are giving us pain but i guarantee they will be suffering towards them to protect pakistan and the people of pakistan. people understand the game. and it's not just a change of regime, his life is in danger. so it is tense in the country and international players are achieving what they want to achieve but what they don't realize is [indiscernible] muhammad: i will get back to you. i do want to ask shiraz, from your vantage point, do you believe that imran khan can actually survive this? >> if we look at the numbers and it's technically he has lost the majority in the house. it's just a matter of time and a formality, but what astonishes me is imran khan hanging on to power for so long and this this process is taking that much time . i should

having a policy background or technical background. my initial as an ordinary user for the tools and technology that came out of the silicon valley, the crazy is the one that is so important to me. the big tech company is located here in the valley. partially in seattle. acquiring a grab over our lives. our lives as individuals and citizens in a democratic society programming david, that countercultural attitude of the early age, they have now become the goliath. the pandemic has reinforced this for me at least. we were already aware of some of the problems of big tech 18 months ago. now our lives have become even more in mesh and the decisions made by a very small number of people with a very small number of tech companies. working 18 months ago dependent upon the small number of platforms for our private lives, for our educational lives. the power that is vested in just a tiny number of people in silicon valley announced to private government. that is not serving us, the citizens very well at all. >> taking the technologists point of

the director of the scientific and technical center, the psychiatrist was on the phone.so, the deficit can actually be removed from our market only by the increase in the price of fuel. let's move on. so the occupiers are imposing wooden money from residents there are almost no hryvnias left in the occupied energodar, the enemy forces you to buy necessary goods for rubles, it was reported in energetime that small shops have opened in the city where the aggressor country sells sausage sauces and other food products for the currency of the aggressor country, brought from the crimea to belarus and russia, there are buyers in these shops, but the solution is in love for russian products and because the citizens no longer have hryvnias of cash left to introduce rubles into circulation, the invaders are planning a temporary solution in occupied melitopol from may 1. ukrzaliznytsia stops selling its tickets online for now, the carrier asks passengers to buy boarding passes only at the ticket offices of the station. they advise in advance not to create queues as soon as the site

we are exclusively technical points.ere we note that e point u arrived at the miner's on the twentieth of this day, already on the 21st of this e, this video was turned conditionally speaking in meaning and passed off as an alleged attack by russian troops on peaceful quarters, quarters. kharkiv are so terrible. it happens, i know that this rocket is practically on approach. yes, it was possible to destroy, but nevertheless several cassette ones. uh, what is the correct name for ammunition. these are about the size of a striker with a stabilizing parachute, such cylinders, but did not fly. and such a terrible tragedy was then caused, and this again indicates that ukraine allegedly does not use any kind of cluster munitions, but a large number of cluster munitions, not only at the point, but also for, uh, hurricane. they use uh, here by the way for density. uh, the explosion of the cassettes shows that it was shot down, because these blocks are on combat platoon at the moment, when a-a cassette warhead gets divorced, divo

so we are looking for an engineering and technical worker. knit sea knots? konstantin ivanovich well, for now, only those who were engaged in assorted and sailor mugs at the same time. well, how many of these are already 119, but if we return to the version? that the killer woman is only 59? do you understand that this is a utopia to start? mom has arrived. mom, why are you crying? thank you yes , and generally change the shirt. or do you miss the kids so much? what have we killed? hello to you who am i. does safronov live here safronov does not live here? sorry girl i already cooked. that dinner chicken fried. let's go harder. i do not want to eat. i need to eat badly. they killed my son. and it hurts to breathe, i don't know how to live. and you i'm talking about fried chicken. me daughter i should not think of myself as good for me or bad for me. no one and i have to go to the khanty-mansiysk house, i have not had time to sell it yet. let's live together. and it's better to raise tanechka there. and there is more memory of him here. citize

every time i visit baikonur, it amazes me even in modern conditions to build such a technically complexd equipped as baikonur in 2 years, the cosmodrome is almost impossible to feel that you are standing on the shoulders of these great people who came up with all this had the courage to follow their dream on august 21, 1957 , once unique cigarette shots. the world's first intercontinental ballistic missile r-7 launches successfully from charovy test site soviet people have opened a new era of space exploration. two months later, exactly the same rocket launches the first artificial satellite into earth's orbit. thus began the space age, and the military training ground became one of the most protected and secret facilities in the country. to protect the range, military launches made combat missiles here. there was order. somewhere around 20 mines of complexes that protected almost the baikon , here are the attacks, everything was so secret there, what my mother was afraid to say out loud, so the object that began to be built there a dozen, the gagarin start was called the stadium. the s

of course, here is a military-technical answer.s is not what, for example, was presented as a launch of the sarmat missile, they showed that it flies hits the target of some more effective military-technical response, what would it then be like a desert island. no, well, why, for a start? i think you need to cut off the butt. i'm actually in this studio. by the way, i think even they stood at this place about 2 years ago, and proposed to temporarily withdraw from the moratorium on nuclear testing, conduct a series of nuclear tests, and then immediately return there, while inviting them to nuclear tests. uh, observers of foreign countries. and where where on earth, and there is nothing again earth we we do not feel sorry for her. we feel sorry for all of our new earth is not clear, if they apply to the old earth may mean a completely new one. what kind of rubber you won’t believe, even moscow is ours, even moscow is ours i don’t say already, yekaterinburg is ours orenburg is ours, our belgorod here in kursk happens in belgorod every

we will come back to the video when we've sorted out the technical for the technical issues around it. and may i say, speaking in my national capacity, may i express appreciation to the president for his leadership in war time and for the extraordinary fortitude and bravery of the ukrainian people under this unprovoked and illegal invasion? i resume my function as the president of the security council. and while we sort out the technical video, i propose to give the floor to those council members who wish to make statements. and i now give the floor to the representative of the united states. thank you madam president. let me also start by thanking you e, an ambassador nisa bay for her successful presidency during the month of march. madam president, as you begin your security council presidency, i want to thank the united kingdom for your leadership and for organizing this vital discussion on ukraine today. i also want to thank the secretary general for his remarks and the other briefers. and i'd like to extend a warm welcome to president zelinski. i was so moved by the address he ma

skill, her technical equipment, her incredible stability, made the whole world fall in love with herselfropean champions, olympic and bronze medalists of the olympic games, traditionally a few words. thank you for following us, you are rooting for us. it is extremely pleasant for us, so i want to wish you a pleasant pastime, enjoy this wonderful show and wish you a good evening. thanks guys, thanks to the owners of absolutely all titles in pair skating such young and such great anastasia mishina alexander well, you see everything yourself, you can start applauding. in such girls in the silver age they sang according to this kamila valieva

gas should come to all settlements in russia, where it is technically?ps, taking into account the fact that new production facilities will be opened during this time , we agreed on the need for this today at meeting. this task. it may well be performed earlier nikolai bulkin victor hoodie pavel sinyakov ntv television company gold masks handed out in moscow performance of theaters from st. petersburg three fat men, episode 7 teacher of the bolshoi drama theater and comrade kislyakov of the alexandrinsky the bolshoi theater this time four awards at once , including for the best salome opera and the seagull ballet. recently, i don’t remember cases when the bolshoi theater received a mask for two main masks at once, in its nominations for musical theater and for the best opera performance due to the best illness. this is great joy. in total , 40 theater figures received awards for this season's projects. the competition was the largest variety for the country's main theater award, more than 80 performances claimed. and the majority is not sewage. and from t

and er, the ukrainian side will not have er, er, technical, political , organizational ak capabilities. that is, we are not just simulating this situation e in order to continue offensive operations and, accordingly, to throw the russian aggressors out of the territory of ukraine in general, er, it is possible while er the background for these negotiations is the most active hostilities, yes, in the eastern direction, in the southern direction . and the effectiveness of this negotiation process will actually be what happens on the front because the result of the negotiations will be formed there and not at the negotiating table in turkey or in the virtual space during these virtual meetings, so in fact you will have the result eh blog to a certain extent just to crystallize yes the victory that the ukrainian side is getting in the eh east and in the south, well actually eh i think that the russians will be more willing to talk with the ukrainian side and more willing to make concessions when will the ukrainian army threaten not only their current positions. where did they go after the

newt gingrichct said we don't nd technical expertise, people can gives get technical expertise in thearket. we have made systematic ways in the government to erode technical expertise and technology. that means we put our politiciat in a position of primarily receiving input and advice from those pay to represent the interests of them. while a lot of us are focused on the privacy or a.i. regulation or upscaling the future of work, i don't want people to lose sight of the fundamental tasks we have, building a democraticch system capable of governing technology. that means thinking about the future of the federal civil service, thinking about what expertise we recruit for when we elect politicians, thinking about the creation and support of independent institutions that represent a public interest rather than private or commercial interest. in our complex system which as we said before, the best technology we've come up with to deal peaceably in a way that tries to forge consensus or agreement among conflicting views, we need all of those elements working and we have under invested in t

means are required, technical means of rehabilitation, and some necessary things for training, and weall this. we recently had happy events before easter, and 27 children from the territory of the donetsk republic ended up in families in the moscow region. it really was an easter miracle and we were very happy, and the big team, because the donetsk side was really working on this, and our ministry of education, the moscow region, of course, the office of the commissioner, was also working, but thanks to the common efforts, the first children were able to find families, because today, and somewhere around 1,700 children are a in the territory in russia, who have the status of those left without parental care, these are children from the institution, some of the children who came with guardians and trustees of the territory of russia, so this work will continue literally. today we have a meeting of e contact groups to synchronize the legislation of the dpr and the russian federation so that, e, more children can get into families and have the opportunity not for temporary placement, as

but but technically yes. alright. rasmussen, executive vice president of the eurasia center thing. jen, thanks for being here on our international as you are, you are watching our international. i'll be back in about 30 minutes with another look at your news and commentary. students the for finds itself in a quandary is determined to punish russia for its military operation. and ukraine is favored policy. instrument is of course, sanctions of all sorts. but alas, it's not so simple. sanctions and gender counter sanctions. this translates into economic pay for europe. ah with .

after all, it is not only military-technical, it is political and it is foreign policy, india has a veryong tradition of not joining, india is really committed to the position of an independent center of power in a multipolar world. india has interests not only in the region that the us now they call it up to the pacific but also in eurasia and, by the way, one of the important elements of the indian interests of eurasia was afghanistan and this interest was very sharply violated by the united states, because india was one of those countries that most supported the regime of persecution and they were very much afraid of the coming of the taliban to power. and what did the united states do with this indian interest. they simply ignored him, they trampled him. we just have an expert in touch today at the higher school of economics but until recently a-a leading researcher . ah, research fonder. the review does not conduct, akapur does not conduct this hello how do you assess the prospects for indo-american cooperation, including in the military sphere, how far can india go? can it become a

the new complex has supreme technical and technical characteristics is able to overcome any existing missile defense systems. it has no equivalence anywhere in the world and there won't be any for a long time. this truly unique weapon will reinforce the convert potential of our armed forces reliably ensure russia security from external threats and make those who in the heat of friends and aggressive rhetoric, or try to threaten our country. think twice. a prominent italian journalist also a contributor to major national outlets, has suggested an alternative view of the ongoing conflict in ukraine braking with the western establishment media narrative. he says the u. s. is to blame for the war, but the, the memory for that she sites, everything that we are talking about here is a war of the united states against euro. you is the real object of this war. the united states is interested in severing ties between russia and europe, and also china. we've managed to talk with him and get his insight on many aspects of the conflict. a my mentor, like, whenever come each other little. technic

there is a sliding surface and it does not allow technical lifting.hat's who it means we hide closer to the heart not because we love them. although we love them, because so that they move away from the snow a little, and then they can stick on to test their strength, the participants will be and in the dark they will spend the night in tents in the open air, now the temperature outside is -6 °, and at night it will be much colder. well guys, how are you? ready here? yes, ready, of course, equipment. we have good tents, warm sleeping bags, grenades, automatic weapons, orienteering, descent along the responsibility of the rings with the help of climbing equipment. insurance all carabiners must be buttoned forget. everything should be in terms of security, very clearly, and then the task performed quickly and successfully vyacheslav channel one, krasnoyarsk territory. on channel one today, space saturday, we continue to celebrate the anniversary of the legendary flight of yuri gagarin at 11:20. we will show a multi-part feature documentary film. battle

er, well, any technical problems. yeah, i don't know, the sink broke, uh.omething i have a broken leg disorder, well, the first year and a half. it really hurts, that is, like walking on prostheses. it tryndets excuse me, especially there for the first time i reached the kitchen. uh, i drenched myself, then literally oh, well, from pain, uh, and on crutches, but at the same time this disgrace of the last happy, because i can walk. that's all. it's in this nonsense. i can do that, well, it's a matter of training. this is a question. e my efforts. the chances of his salvation were negligible, rough statistics are small, more than 90% in such a situation dies within an hour and a half, respectively, live 32 hours. it's a problem and for all those hours of knowing what it is, well, it's like, you'd rather go there than stay. there are real tragedies here. he considers the death of his mother, she was dying very hard. it 's cancer and it's scary when your loved one dies. so hard. he is calm about life on prostheses, because the quote you say, do not expect me. t

why is this item not in the program, how can this be technical expertise.l clarify that we are talking about the fact that the commission comes and clearly sees the actual state of the supporting structures. we have today for the time being, it is the supporting structures that are being repaired. the flights of stairs belong to it as load-bearing structures and, accordingly, their repair was not provided for by the overhaul. or maybe then at some stage it is necessary to involve the residents of the house, not only in terms of the fact that they vote for what they need. overhaul, so that they indicate exactly what needs to be done, when in the same plot we see that they knew about the problems with the stairs, and they were changed there for this on the roof. yes, there is, uh, an entire state housing inspectorate, but i know what i want to say here, it is very important that professionals do the work, because it is clear that residents have different ideas about how you can make candy out of their house, but not always for this . uh, financial opportuniti

how to do it technically know? simple that it is world practice to recognize this regime as terrorist proof that it is engaged in terrorism. yes, of course, the western countries do not recognize this, but there is our position, which we can defend and, accordingly, put zelensky in the position that he is a terrorist, proceed from this. if the western partners, the so-called ones, insist on negotiations with these guys, the guys first put things in order there so that they stop engaging in terrorism, namely shooting prisoners. namely, hide behind the population. namely, this one and further down the list, and then perhaps we will talk about something with them, but for now they behave like terrorists, and they behave exactly the same as the vilovtsy exactly the same as the letalibanovites in their time. for which they were recognized as terrorists, so the path is very more than logical. and this will sharply strengthen the position precisely at the negotiations, but not with this regime, namely already, in fact, ev

now there are 2 types of defaults. financial and technical. a financial default occurs when the borrower has not made a scheduled payment. on a technical default is when an agreement is violated or can be reached. well let's welcome onto the program. like jim rogers, sions, and international investor and author and friend of the program. thanks for taking the time today, jim. so you've got russia paying in rubles, and yet western partners believe that's not acceptable. why is that? money's money at the end of the day? no. not quite. some money is better than other money isn't as many people are finding out. i find it very strange though, because as i understand it, russia has the money and gave the bank some money in us dollars to pay and the, and the banks wouldn't pay it. so it's a very, very strange situation if you as me and i find it unfair to the international monetary system at the same time, jim, you've got western economists predicting the defaults, even if the payment is made, as you say, rubles. why should the default happen, though