they have nothing to you lose -- toulouse.y are already living in miserable conditions. >> political leaders in italy has been holding closing rallies tonight ahead of the general election sunday. girogia meloni is widely expected to become italy's first female prime minister, but is a controversial figure. international allies are concerned by the far right nature and near fascist origins of her brothers of italy party. our until he correspondent italy's political earthquake travels in style these days. i had to ask. girogia meloni, self-appointed defender of the italian people, how it is -- comes from the near fascist far right though her tone is now more consciously mainstream. >> italy is changing says girogia meloni, carefly concentrating on economics. the crowd is worried about the cost of bread and the price of gas. theyeally want to give her ago. >> we need to change the future of our country. we believe in giorgia meloni. >> political rivals are soundin the alarm about far right government, but many here think they ar

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personal demand, they published the space strategy, they stood up the space center of influence in toulouse, france. they set up a space command control capability in germany, so we are embedding with those nato functions to develop that close tie. and additionally we have put a space force general officer on the staff at nato. so that's another area we are working with our close partners to be able to do that. the way that i think we can help with diplomacy -- and i think we are on the military side of it, but we are working very closely with our partners to demonstrate the safe and responsible behavior in the domain and to set an example for others to follow. and then again, continuing to attract partners from around the globe also helps our efforts. pres. kennedy: peter morrison from the office of naval research is wondering about directed energy. what type of threat you see that as being in how you're working with directed energy. >> i'm not going -- gen. raymond: i'm not going to get into specifics on those type of programs. there is obviously concerned when you are dealing with space

st helens, who were already assured top spot beat bottom side toulouse.claimed his second victory in three days at the vuelta a espana. the ecuadorian made his move with just over two miles to the finish and held on to win stage 14 by 8 seconds. remco evenepoel retained his lead, but it's been cut by almost a minute. britain's tayo gaygan hart has moved up to ninth overall. to rugby union and england's women have claimed a record—breaking 24th test win in a row. the red roses defeated the united states 52 points to 14 in a world cup warm—up game this afternoon. as the scoreline suggests, england dominated the match, running in eight tries. player of the match, claudia macdonald, among those to touch down twice. simon middleton's team, who won a fourth consecutive six nations title in april, are among the favourites for world cup glory when the event begins in new zealand on 8 october. after three successive home defeats, new zealand got back to winning ways in emphatic style in the rugby championship. they thrashed argentina 53—3 in hamilton — gaining rev

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of the worchester warriors and they said what an important part this club has in the city and the toulousea disaster for the legacy that is poured a lot of money into growing the club to put it on the rugby map and many people were quite disparaging, to say the least about the way the club has been managed under the new owners and some i spoke to were here on saturday and worchester was spirited victory against newcastle with the 65th minute, supporters clapped to mark the 65% pay that some staff have been receiving over the last few months and others have not been paid at all. at a general sense of discontent at the way the club have been run and pretty devastated about the future of the club and deeply uncertain. we the future of the club and deeply uncertain. ~ ., , the future of the club and deeply uncertain. ~ . , , h, uncertain. we are very disappointed. i would be lined _ uncertain. we are very disappointed. i would be lined up _ uncertain. we are very disappointed. i would be lined up and _ uncertain. we are very disappointed. i would be lined up and said - uncertain. we are very d

in particular, in toulouse, therefore, uh, really uh, freeze, wolf's tail - this is the morality thatleaned from under a lady from yalta due to the fact that, of course, we were also deceived, dear colleagues fought, we americans fought. how many deaths, if you remember the famous phrase and moved out a few redo. and how many we have and as a result, who got the oil industry, who got the opportunity to rule the world, where is the united nations organization located at the moment, what we are talking about the other day, so we discussed it, so it turns out that it’s time to redistribute the world. this is a perfectly healthy process in which the west and the united states must equalize their ambitions with theirs. opportunities. and i must say that in switzerland they just adopted a law that if the temperature in the room is higher than 19 °. uh, can i get up to three years? i think there will be many who want to snitch on the neighbors, who are showing great extravagance there. but this, in general, testifies to many things, and just like the plans of ukraine, they are now supplying

maggie toulouse oliver, new mexico's 26th secretary of state, before 2016 election, she served for more than a decade as county clerk in new mexico. amy cohen, executive director of nased, the national association of state election directors, professional organization representing non partisan officials who administer elections. matt crane, executive director of the county clerks association. he's republican, so served as election -- 21 years, including serving for 2013 to 2018, as the elected clerk and recorder for -- and i now turn to senator grassley to introduce his witnesses. >> mike hearst served as u.s. attorney for the southern district of mississippi, 2017 to 2021. he was unanimously confirmed. previously, he served eight years as an assistant u.s. attorneya and the director of the mississippi justice institute in general counsel, that the mississippi -- for public policy, as u.s. attorney's mr. hearst increased prosecutions and the district by 178%. he launched project eject, the department of justice projects safe neighborhood initiative, to help reduce violent crime. he's no