sure, a western union was both unsettled. the golden spike and the railroad tie hanging wires and the growing pains. our great nation. what everybody knows that commerce union did a job. the telegraph wire tie the cattle market of kansas to the tables of the east hitch the cotton mills of new england and the southern plantation and the new york cutting people. other methods of communication. it was slow and tedious. the telegraph was only means of rapid communication. it was direct, it was fast. it kept pace with the nations expanding frontiers. all late. why do you read? why do you read all? they're all like, why do you read what your paper? mr. long hey. yeah. hey, what's this? joe, what's way blank pages is the news, huh? what do you know? they were all playing. sorry. joe azari. joe's customer. it would have happened if we hadn't arranged it. there's plenty of news today, but it's still in the making. all right, man, we'll find that out right away. i don't mean to be personal, sir, but congratulations. oh, hey, did you me

some unions have, of course, some unions have done great harm. it's not an an open and shut picture in which you can make a sweeping statement. on the whole, the growth of this country, the things i do, the sweeping statement i make is that the prosperity of this country, primarily from of enterprise and freedom to hire, to employ, to work and from restrictive measures imposed trade. everybody briefly now earns and i would say that the intervention of strong federal government who employers are, the kinds of protection, the wage standards, health conditions, the other requirement of this government to protect its because the history of it has shown that that hasn't occurred and in your case in spartanburg, south, again, i that the only reason that they can come back now and attract firms from switzerland and germany is because one that we had a strong government that provided protection for all of its citizens which didn't occur 15 years ago. economic freedom, in my opinion, should not be a bridge. i think these two gentlemen are advocating that

the teachers unions and other public employee unions in. addition to all of that, there is an escalation in violence in schools and and as teachers, workers, secretaries, new offices are all responding to an environment in which there are greater tensions and greater violence violence. an unwillingness on the part school boards to do anything but the most punitive actions toward individual goals. oftentimes are african-american or latino due to expel or suspend rather than dealing systemically with the causes of violence in the schools so that these issues become sort of front and center for the for the teachers unions of the 1970s. but if we go to something more in line with traditional labor which is manufacturing in the decade what you would have seen the course of the 1950s and sixties and seventies is a ramping up of occupation tional hazards in factories. chemical hazards is and recalls are introduced into processes, but also because there is though within those factories incredible pressure to continue away up production to the speed

everyone's a union worker.n their union to protect them against competition from nonunion labor. but some local contractors see a very different side to awe feele denied a choice. and we feel every man should have the choice if he wants to be unionized or not, not legislated, not saying he must belong to a union if he'll want to. when you tell a man he belong to a union or he must do, or that you're freedoms away from this man, a freedom of choice. this business man here to choose me to do business with me. all needs this right to choose. do business with each other and by the same token, our employees have the right choose whether they want unionization, not. on this government site, authorized personnel only really means unions. personnel on the. unions have long recognized thar them to get power without violence is have the federal government on their side. that's why so unions have made it a point to locate their headquarters, close to the source of power. the heads of the trade that cluster near capitol hi

some unions have, of course, some unions have done great harm. it's not an an open and shut picture in which you can make a sweeping statement. on the whole, the growth of this country, the things i do, the sweeping statement i make is that the prosperity of this country, primarily from of enterprise and freedom to hire, to employ, to work and from restrictive measures imposed trade. everybody briefly now earns and i would say that the intervention of strong federal government who employers are, the kinds of protection, the wage standards, health conditions, the other requirement of this government to protect its because the history of it has shown that that hasn't occurred and in your case in spartanburg, south, again, i that the only reason that they can come back now and attract firms from switzerland and germany is because one that we had a strong government that provided protection for all of its citizens which didn't occur 15 years ago. economic freedom, in my opinion, should not be a bridge. i think these two gentlemen are advocating that

we want to demand from the trade union , we want inflation from the trade union, we want the trade unionswer, and at the end of the work, we want the trade union's crimes to be committed .

and unions in any way.l , this is against the law, according to the explanation law at every level, this so-called mission of the chamber of guilds there are unions, which law are you referring to? yes, look, now the municipalities are explaining themselves in different fields, sometimes they hold non-expert exhibitions without the presence of our supervisors. well , this is interference in the affairs of reducing the size of the unions. we must give a role to the unions. this capacity really exists in the unions, basically the unions emphasize again. they are non-profit, no business happens in unions. unions have no interest in monitoring and monitoring . snafu chambers. we are asking you to emphasize this role correctly as given to us by the law the policies of article 44 of the constitution emphasize that popularizing the economy means handing over the work of the people to the people. today, we can serve the government with all our capacity , we can serve the economy , we know that we can play an import

soviet union of stalin's time, stalin's soviet union, stalin's was different until 1934 and, it wast union, after the assassination of kirov, it was a completely different soviet union, in the soviet union, in which stalin was already at the top, it was possible to conduct such alternative demonstrations. in support of trotsky and against trotsky, the workers, not some there, the bourgeoisie, the workers of the putilovsky factory, ugh, held demonstrations in support of zinoev and his group in the party, and it was the 20s and the beginning of the 30s, in the year 36 the secretaries of the regional party committees took a plan for the number of those shot. yes, this is a completely different story, because in 28 or 29, if you told the secretary of some bolshevik party committee, and you had to write a plan, how many people you were going to shoot this year, he would think you were crazy , in 37 it didn't seem like madness, it seemed like the norm, and only 10 years have passed, and in russia 10 years have passed from the 14th to the 24th, you see how it has changed. imagine the next

petersburg artists of the circle of the world of art, who also joined the union of russian artists ind by rare publications from the early 20th century. tell me, what kind of publication is this? well, first of all, these are illustrated catalogs of the union of russian artists from the collections of the national library belarus. and i must say that their catalogs of this exhibition association are national. there are only three in the library , all of them are presented in our exhibition, also presented in the exhibition are such rare brochures, a series of brochures, paintings on russian history, a number of the fact is that a number of artists of the union worked on this publication, created paintings, a number of works that presented at the exhibition are exhibited for the first time; this is, of course, a unique sculpture by vrubel. mask of the sea king and two landscapes, one by mikhail pyrin, the bank of the volga, and landscape by boris nisfeld, a landscape with rocky islands in karelia, which are exhibited after the necessary restoration. alla gennadievna, you are an employe

that is not the state of the union we will hear from joe biden this week.e the american people deeply understand under joe biden's failed presidency, the state of the union is in crisis. and this is a crisis of joe biden's making. as ronald reagan famously asked us, are you better off today than you the answer for hard working americans across the country is no. whether the cattropc border crisis ravaging our nation and leading to tragic loss lf life, bidenflation or our most precious israel as joe biden has failed america and the american people. and what will be his final state of the union, joe biden and the white house will desperately try to pass the buck, blame congress anirkility in a desperate attempt to reis set his abysmal presidency. it won't work bus the american people are smart. there is no reset button and the democrats stenographers in thein forced to acknowledge that he has a failed record and falling in freefall. ill host a guest joe biden's state of the union in crisis whether border patrol officers t loved ones due to joe biden's dangero

for... positions in the interparliamentary union 180 national parliaments are represented, 140 with out of these 140 or so, i think that at least 100 representatives of national delegations found it possible to express their condolences, those who did not express, we will leave on their conscience, of course, these were our noted ill-wishers , but even among them there were parliamentarians with a conscience, colleagues approached us, they were the first to approach... words of decisive rejection of terrorism in any form, it was specially made so that no one would have any feeling of discomfort, but yes, russia was mentioned there , out of the 100 delegations that approached us, they found it possible to put 50 signatures under this document, this is also a lot, but for many it turned out to be impossible to officially sign these words of sincere support for russia that we heard, again we’ll leave it to their conscience. to sign this document in full, we are also sincerely grateful to them, but this was the only exception from this camp of western countries, we officially submitted

it was one soviet union.ssassination of kirov, it was a completely different soviet union. in the soviet union, which was already ruled by stalin, such alternative demonstrations could be held. in support of trotsky and against trotsky. workers, not some bourgeois, but workers of the putilovsky plant. ugh. demonstrations were held in support of zinoev and his. groups in the party, and it was the 20s and the beginning of the 30s, in the 36th year, the secretaries of the regional party committees took a plan for the number of those shot, this is a completely different story, because in the 28th or 29th year, if if you told the secretary of some bolshevik party committee, and you have to write a plan, how many people you will shoot this year, he would decide that you are crazy, in 37... it didn't seem like madness, it seemed like the norm, and only 10 years have passed, and 10 years have passed in russia from the 14th to the 24th, you see how it has changed, imagine the next 10 years, it just doesn't happen in o

in your union, you used gold as an example , the union of gold and gold sellers of the country. having any opposition to the law. where the law has created restrictions . you may not know that most of these systems and the portals that they put in place, all of these disrupt business, that is, if you want to do a normal business , you have to go through 10 systems . come and see these obstacles. these are the same obstacles that are sometimes faced by some people people's organizations have a narrow view . we have no objection to supervision. by the way, your opinion and transparency are two issues that we believe in. what we say is that people's work should be left to the people . a few hundreds of thousands of experts who have nobles in different shows are experts. they are talking nonsense, why did we remove them? i claim today that snaf and trade unions are experts in all trade and economic issues. let's leave this claim aside, let's use the people, let's leave our slogan 40 years ago, we went in other ways for one year let's try to leave the work of the people to the people

their friends were in the union, particularly these white diehard union guys who had been in the unionlant for generations were shocked. they couldn't believe it. why are you selling us out? why can't we stand together and fight for our job? it really showed me in very vivid terms why it was so hard for the workers to speak with one voice and why all reacted differently to trump. >> host: trump is sort of better or worse a character in your book because he has to be. he is defining a lot of the lies that were -- lies that were being told to these workers that the jobs would be saved at the carrier plant as well. and then also a lot of the growing, i guess there's no other word for it, racist tendencies of these white workers that then find new meaning, as trump aficionados. i think it's interesting. it starts out actually the book st with trump's election. how did you see that? you track of the characters, the subjects change in attitudes towards trump over the course of the four years you reported. that was fascinating also. >> guest: yes. i i wanted my book to be more st of the oppos

chairman of the interparliamentary union , mrs.networks, well , the next day, when the work itself began, then, probably, without exception, all delegations friendly to us came up and expressed their words of condolences, in total, 180 national parliaments are represented in the interparliamentary union, a little over 10,040 were physical in geneva, of these a little over 140, i think so... but no less than 100 representatives of national delegations found it possible to express their condolences, those who did not express, we will leave on their conscience, of course, these were our notorious ill-wishers, but even among them there were parliamentarians with a conscience, colleagues approached us, the first to approach were colleagues from the netherlands, then there were the british, there were germans , there were greeks, probably they were also not recommended to contact us, but once again... i repeat, fortunately, some people still have a conscience and maybe even prevails, and then we began collecting signatures for written de

is not stopped in ukraine, he will go further into the territory of the european union. why macron was worried, that is why there are now statements about sending the military to ukraine, so not to participate in direct military actions, for example, the issue of training the ukrainian military on the territory of ukraine, and not abroad, as it is currently being done, is being discussed, and there are also such if thoughts about what pe'. the military of certain european states may be stationed along the border with belarus in order to somehow strengthen the ukrainian northern flank, but of course this is only talk so far, no document yet no specific plans of this kind were considered at the level of the european union, but drop by drop the stone is sharpened, and i would like to say about lihuey that he just recently made a statement that... visa-free regime with hungary, that is, after all, china still has its own preferences and on the territory of the european union, including viktor orbán, who is starting a visit to the united states today and will meet with trump

wehow would you describe the ste of the union?hat resonated with you in president biden's speech at the republican response? we will listen to youroices and messages via phone and social media come alive here on c-span, c-span.org, and on our states -- c-span now app. good evening and thank you for joining c-span for this evening's state of the union address. in just a few minuthe president and mrs. biden will be leaving the white house to drive the 16 blocks of to the capitol. we will be able to watch that. we will also see the senate gather at the body on their half of the capitol and walk over to the house side where the state of the union is held. we will be able to see that as well. right outside the house chamber is statuary hall. and joining usre along with the rest of the media is catherine kelly mcmanus of politico. catherine, the become quite an event here in washington, hasn't it? catherine: absolutely. the capitol isesident is not eve yet. the capitol is packed with guests and lawmakers. peter: how important is this sp

soviet union of stalin's time?talin's soviet was different, until 1934. yes, it was one soviet union, after the assassination of kirov, it was...

and as soon as the first messages came out, we came into direct contact with the leadership of the union, with the president, with the secretary general, we asked for their reaction to assess what was happening, at that time everything was still there was what is called in movement and honor. the largest women's forum here, it began with a minute of silence, in connection with this terrorist act we are sincerely grateful to the female half of our parliamentary community, the very next day, when the plenary assembly itself opened, there was also a minute of silence, but it was, let's say, more of a broad nature regarding all victims of terrorist attacks, our colleagues who passed away between sessions, it turned out that for procedural reasons, probably purely bureaucratic, to accept some kind of separate official document of the inter-parliamentary union on this subject was impossible, in this situation we went. what is called the other way, we have prepared, we , i mean, the russian delegation, we have prepared a draft, the so-called written declaration, which can be signed by represent

wonderful to be at a union rally. am a proud union member and proud to be endorsed and supported throughout my career by af ge and the hard-working men and women of your union. thank you so much. i want to talk about doing your job. you have my commitment that i will do my job. my job is, as you know, keep the government running. you work hard every day and you deserve the pay at the end of the day for the work you've done and you don't make enough. you can count on me to do my job to raise your wage by 7.4%. and you can count on me to do my job to oppose a fiscal commission that some folks on the hill are thinking about that will cut your pay and benefits and reduce the impact fees of workforce we have that we desperately need. i will oppose a fiscal commission and stand with you absolutely. and i want to say i'm on the house veterans affairs committee. are there folks that work at the v.a.? thank you. thank you for the hard work you do. you are asked to do so much and not given enough, to do very important jobs for

but it rhymes, that is, we see that history in some sense can be said to repeat itself in the soviet union, that is, it is about the fact that then the west, the united states , as the leader of the western democratic world, tried to avoid the disintegration of the soviet union, they feared, they explained that arise, for example, the issue related to nuclear weapons, that is, they were afraid of it, and perhaps now history is repeating itself in this regard, and therefore they do not have a clear strategy, but it must be remembered that the disintegration of russia, its decline is for. .. the fall of this empire, this is an unceasing, irreversible process, which is an objective process, that is, it does not depend on the will of a person, and it is necessary to prepare, the west must already have both plan a and plan b, connected with that , what will happen when the russian regime, what it looks like from the outside quite solid and confident, but inside he is already rotten, and this, by the way, was shown by the situation. with prigozhin's uprising, when in fact there was no power and

trolleybuses under the union brand carry passengers.experiments. about the main thing, briefly, further in the program. official minsk astana is ready to expand cooperation. president alexander lukashenko held a meeting with the ambassador of kazakhstan to belarus irland baizhanov this week. bilateral interaction, as expected, with a strategic partner, is underway intensively. trade turnover has been more than a billion for 3 years in a row. to dollars, now countries are relying on industrial cooperation , the upcoming visit of the head of kazakhstan to belarus will give impetus to development, in the third quarter, most likely, the president of kazakhstan will fly on an official visit to belarus, it is also very important for us today to discuss some aspects of this important for belarus , events, negotiations will be held at the highest level. in our integration associations, states such as belarus and kazakhstan should have the most advanced relationship, we have created... the main backup crew and the twenty-first expedition to the

our story is about the development of the tourism potential of the union state.sion to the belarusian automobile plant number one among tourists. more than 50 thousand visitors a year, starting from the twenty-third, including and guests from bashkartastan. these are the smart heads that... the belarusian monster has twice held the guinness book of records. the 450-ton truck is, as always, in the spotlight, it’s one thing to see a dump truck on tv, another thing to appreciate the scale in person, it ’s very different from what usually drives on the ground, it’s so ferocious for us in general, well, unusual, maybe scary , no, it’s not scary, it’s interesting, high-flying sales people, hello dates in everything, a visit to belaz is on the weekly program. recreation organized specifically for bashkirs. the program has been operating in the russian region for several years "bashkir longevity" the bottom line is that the government partially or completely subsidizes travel for pensioners. belarus became the first outbound destination of the project. since we are pensi

and the union state, where sovereignty disappears, today in the european union countries. now in paris square, other countries where farmers dump crap, it’s true, there is no sovereignty, countries are not independent in making decisions. second, what is it for? is it being done? there is only one goal: to destroy the union state, to drive a wedge, and if this is written about in the russian media, i have only one conclusion: the fifth column that exists in russia has not yet been completely cleared out, because only the enemy. union state , only an enemy of real integration can say that belarus is on the bread market, that belarus can somehow, therefore, must lose its statehood, and there is a third truth that everyone in russia knows, politicians, i meet with everyone leaders of the factions of the state duma, not only russia strengthens the sovereignty of belarus and the statehood of the union, it is true, strengthens the sovereignty, but also russia strengthens its sovereignty and statehood in the union with belarus. we strengthen each other, this is the truth of life,

it's they they invited a union in right. or they they wanted to be union made everything sauce, every thread every button sourced from the united states. this is kind of what, you know kind of impossible. right. you're i mean, were they were they encouraged in the beginning? i mean, you're sort of you sort of a lot the whole books centers around their struggle. build this company. that is what they think the united states needs, what they know america needs. tell us. a little bit about the obstacles that they encountered as they set out to make made clothing that was you know paying a living wage and union union what were their what were their images. so i so i followed them from 20. so i followed them over three years. but their story starts in 2015 and the the obstacles. i think that every company faces in america, one of the biggest obstacles of is just sourcing finding company use around the country that provide the materials. as you mentioned, to be able to build their hoodie we are actually the second or third americas

of the high-level group of the council of ministers of the union state. a forced step. belarus took retaliatory measures to lithuania’s unfriendly actions. ride a tractor and learn the secrets of making sweets. industrial tourism is actively developing in belarus. worthy of high awards and compliments summed up in minsk republican competition woman of the year 2023. the events program is on air, in the studio olga onishchenko. hello. the further development of union integration, namely the implementation of joint projects, will increase belarus' gdp by $8 billion. such assessments were made in minsk at a meeting of a high-level group of the council of ministers of the union state. we'll find out more details from our columnist olesya. in minsk they discussed the implementation of joint projects, logistics, harmonization of customs duties, and also mutual recognition of visas, agreements will enter into force at the end of the year. industrial cooperation is at the forefront of union work; our manufacturers will have access to financial support instruments

unions certainly at the top.s always very difficult in my from my perspective for liberals and democrats because we have a tendency i think to take every issue and kind of explore it and make it about a lot of. it's very difficult, i think for democrats particular to distill things to talking points, to distill issues, to .8 been talking for an hour, but i hope that the messaging gets out. you're right, biden is the most pro-union president that we seen probably since bill johnson. i say. and that is reflected in e the power of organizers. get people to start thinking about■! unionizing beuse they have support at the very top. that hasn't been easy to to reconfigure the nation to support the courts and the nation to rise up to to support collective bargaining. but i think there's so demand moving whoever is in power will absolutely have to support and not just, you knotay walking the walk and standing side by side with people who want to unionize. but again, i want to be clear, we're talking about different level

was canceled there, that the european parliament voted to criminalize the circumvention of european union sanctions to work with russia, what does this mean, how difficult was this decision, was there any opposition and from whom, well, apart from some parliamentarians of some countries, i will not even mention them , i guess for some reason, please, it is actually very good that there was practically no opposition, and the vote was very successful, more than 500 deputies voted in favor. and this directive is a law of the european union, it is not just a resolution of the european parliament that declares something and there are no real consequences, this is the approval of the directive of the european union, the european law, which will be uniform for all european states, regarding the fact that from now on , the violation of the sanctions established by the european union, and primarily this concerns the sanctions against the russian federation, will be considered, for now, every state of the european union has its own... authority in this regard considers certain types of circumventio

and soviet union. e of the things that i've pointed out, point out, lotus, that was unusual was also a tri lingual magazine and it was published simultaneously in arabic in english and in french. and it had a circulation that ranged between five and 10,000 magazines per. issue was published out of cairo by the by minister of culture, yusuf el-sayed by the editor. so cultural diplomacy. i'll talk a lot more that in this talk but this gives you a quick overview of some of the forms of competition that took place in the world of publishing, arts and letters between the and soviet union in the decolonizing world, the part of this project, if the cultural diplomacy part of the project we might think of, is the carrot that was dangled in front of african and asian writers, was the stick write the u.s. and soviet union, both tried to influence the development and of arts and letters in the decolonizing world through state inrvention intelligence agencies, putting writers in jail, deporting them, censoring eir

in the meantime, the leaders the european union is conducting secret negotiations on ukraine’s entryo their ranks, but this option is extremely dangerous for the countries themselves, according to maxim cherkov, an associate professor at the russian state university of management. according to him , ukraine's integration into the eu will lead to a recession and a new wave of protests. from my point of view, no option for ukraine to join the european union is viable, simply too much so. there are many reasons that guarantee that this will not happen, the first reason is the economic discrepancy of ukraine, the requirements of the european union, this again a conflict that has been going on on the territory of ukraine for, well, one might say 10 years, in which ukraine is actually involved, and economically, again, the european union simply cannot digest the entry of such deficit economies, that is, those economies that should receive support. we actually see that the european economy, the eurozone economy, is plunging into an economic and financial crisis, we have already seen this th

unremitting kind support soviet union?ular democracy see, and i may add all other popular democracies would never have been created and harping on capitalist imperialism, red satirized alleged warmongers. in 1956, the world learned the meaning of the unremitting crimes of the soviet union. russians go home now. the hungarian people are in in, overwhelming the red forces and hold the upper hand for a few days. and through ruse and treachery, catching the hungarian freedom fighters totally unaware the russians counterattack end the ■j hungarian. in view of the acts of subjugation which we have just witnessed, supervise by khrushchev. it is■k difficult to understand this quote from stalin the people are small nations are frightened needlessly of soviet oppression. if the soviet union would undertake to oppress or influence nations, it would betray the ideology of lenin, unquote. words are one thing actions another. lenin advised his, and i quote in the last analysis, the outcome of the struggle will be determined by the fact

in that organization , production trade unions are included in the company's statutes. settlements were located and they can also be located in these settlements and use the benefits of non-governmental industrial settlements . head this now you know to create. first of all, an industrial town is the issue of land acquisition, various inquiries it has from the agricultural jihad, from the natural resources of the ministry of housing and urban development and there are about 234 different inquiries . this should be done. the permits that must be issued by the companies of the industrial estates will only happen later. in this section, i want to point out the dimensions of the role of the government and government agencies . you see, we are witnessing in various fields when the work is entrusted to the guilds or to the people, in many cases, these things are really successful. gone fortunately in all areas when snuff pie we have seen that good successes have been achieved here as well. we hope that this year many of these roles played by government and executive bodies wi

how destabilising is it for unionism?mmissioning in the good friday agreement. he is often a stickler for details, and he was proud to join the democratic unionist party is an anti—agreement party, so many ways it was a hardliner, but i think is leader of the dup gradually moderated his stance is that ultimately for the sake of ulster unionism, for unionists in northern ireland, was better to share power with nationalists and republicans and unionism have nowhere else to go. that theyjeffrey donaldson are very important figure, because he was the leader of the unionist tradition, the dup are the largest party representing the tradition, and in that sense unionism is potentially weakened today by the departure ofjeffrey donaldson, even though power—sharing and restoration of power—sharing is not immediately jeopardised. there's also an issue as to whether he will carry on now without the party whip an independent mp for lagan valley, whether he will step down as a member of parliament and that would trigger a by—election i

now it is important to adopt the best from the union state, and the cis.tate, in terms of the depth of integration in reality the cis is at a low level. now it is important to pull up the commonwealth of independent states and orient its further development to the level of development of the eurasian economic union. why is it so important to deepen integration with... partners, it is always easier to defeat the enemy in discord between brothers, allies and alone, when he is left alone with the greedy political, economic and military machine of the west, when there are strong alliances of states, strong mutual economies, finances, the presence of forces and means for self-defense, then not nato or others .. peacekeeping structures will not be able to capture and ruin sovereign countries, which is why our president calls for strengthening cooperation and increasing the level of integration of the eu and the cis. there is further confrontation with the west ahead; it will not easily give up its dominant position in global world, but the course of history cann