holy glorious secal apostles, the holy fathers of our and the universal great teachers and the holy teters, basil i the great, gregory the theologian, john the golden-mouthed, athanasius cyril, this is looking at our nicholas , the archbishops, the great wonder-worker of the holy slavic apostles, cyril and methodius, the holy devout and the equal apostolic grand duke volodymyr, the holy martyr josaphat, this glorious and defeated martyrs, the reverend and god-bearing fathers here are our anthony of pechersk and other reverend and god-bearing fathers of our holy and righteous bosses of yomayon and all the saints of the ukrainian land and all the saints have pleased our prayer grant us the forgiveness of our sins ukraine with its glory he is not from us every enemy and adversary quiet peace our life lord, have mercy on us and your world and save our souls as the good and the man who loves us will still be sent to jesus today the word is fulfilled the body will only reach it separates we sang the glory with them more oxen on earth creative of all, the hero brings the manger of the king, the s

however, we as a nation, we're teterring on the brink, aren't we? isn't there just a window of opportunity to save the republic? crisis after crisis, $32 trillion in national debt. it equates to every $90 -- to over $90,000 per citizen. some $300,000 per household. when i said that on this very floor a few months ago in a budget debate, the then-chairman of the budget committee said, stop saying that, we're not asking anybody to pay it back. as if it's not real. as if it's not a monopoly. as i heard someone say, don't tell the other side what happens after trillion. what comes after trillion? and we just spent $1.7 trillion, both parties, republicans joining in the senate, a few in the house, to pass a $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill. sadly and unfortunately part of the reason why i stand here today, the kind of bill that has been supported by our former minority leader every time it's come up in the house, no matter who is in control in the 12 years he's been in leadership. contributing to the $32 trillion in national debt. yes, the other side

because, well, realistically , because first of all, come on, let's be honest , it all depends on teter'sthey threw into ukraine, and half of which is being prepared in various local places now in order to throw it here, it seems to me, firstly, that the other is not ready, and secondly, why throw it now it was a little illogical, but then again, we are talking about the russians, it can be theoretically assumed that they sometimes there are no such similar actions, but again, from where, in which direction, i don’t know, i don’t see the possibility of its direction from belarus , so far, well, there are some regions, again, experts announced this somewhere in the middle of november, and what and they called specific dates in the middle of december and something they somehow we don't see it er in the near future maybe and we won't see it. they called the kharkiv direction the same way on the kharkiv direction, again, absolutely nothing has changed since last year, so i don't know what they are so far the russians are actually feeding their commonwealths a pump- up regarding bakhmut solida

however, we as a nation, we're teterring on the brink, aren't we? isn't there just a window of opportunity to save the republic? crisis after crisis, $32 trillion in national debt. it equates to every $90 -- to over $90,000 per citizen. some $300,000 per household. when i said that on this very floor a few months ago in a budget debate, the then-chairman of the budget committee said, stop saying that, we're not asking anybody to pay it back. as if it's not real. as if it's not a monopoly. as i heard someone say, don't tell the other side what happens after trillion. what comes after trillion? and we just spent $1.7 trillion, both parties, republicans joining in the senate, a few in the house, to pass a $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill. sadly and unfortunately part of the reason why i stand here today, the kind of bill that has been supported by our former minority leader every time it's come up in the house, no matter who is in control in the 12 years he's been in leadership. contributing to the $32 trillion in national debt. yes, the other side

however, we as a nation, we're teterring on the brink, aren't we? isn't there just a window of opportunity to save the republic? crisis after crisis, $32 trillion in national debt. it equates to every $90 -- to over $90,000 per citizen. some $300,000 per household. when i said that on this very floor a few months ago in a budget debate, the then-chairman of the budget committee said, stop saying that, we're not asking anybody to pay it back. as if it's not real. as if it's not a monopoly. as i heard someone say, don't tell the other side what happens after trillion. what comes after trillion? and we just spent $1.7 trillion, both parties, republicans joining in the senate, a few in the house, to pass a $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill. sadly and unfortunately part of the reason why i stand here today, the kind of bill that has been supported by our former minority leader every time it's come up in the house, no matter who is in control in the 12 years he's been in leadership. contributing to the $32 trillion in national debt. yes, the other side

right now, as we debate this bill, the largest owner of oil and gas wells in the country is teterring on the edge of bankruptcy that could leave more than 70,000 orphaned wells spewing poison in dinner parts of the country -- different parts of the country. as taxpayers cover the tab for the mess oil companies created, we should not be signing leases that open the door to a new generation of orphaned wells. my state of texas is the top oil and gas producing state in the nation and i'm acutely aware of how important the energy industry is to our state and our national economy. this amendment does not ask oil companies to repay taxpayers for the billions we've already spent to clean up their toxic wells and it doesn't prevent further drilling. instead it pauses new drilling leases on federal lands with the highest concentration of orphaned wells, giving the government a chance to catch up with the cleanup efforts that are already under way. this is a commonsense amendment that would bring relief to the 14 million americans who live within a mile of an orphaned well. and i ask my colleag

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what mac will be back with more teter— what mac will be back with more later on — a bbc investigationted characteristics including muscular frames, and they're selling for vast sums of money on social media. sam poling reports. hello, hi, i'm sam from the bbc. i'm here for vanessa. this rescue centre in wales is at the sharp end of the dog trade. it cares for abandoned or abused dogs. dogs like keanu. he's an american bully — a popular bulldog crossbreed. oh, my goodness. he's a victim of extreme breeding, where dogs are deliberately bred to create exaggerated features. it's as though his legs are on back to front. this is torture. now, you know what these dogs are going to look like, but you're still breeding them, trying to get more and more exaggerated features. this is karl and victoria shellard. they run the english bulldog breeding business posherbulls. they were convicted of multiple animal welfare offences last year, and were fined £19,000 each for their unlicensed operation. despite the prosecution, i suspect karl shellard is still profiting from bulldogs, so i pay him a visi