so they have to also is a, is the largest federation of unions and united states of america. 60 unions. it has around, i believe, $13000000.00 total of numbers. so it is not a union itself, it is a, it is a labor federation, the biggest and most powerful labor federation. america, as you mentioned, um, throughout the history of the esl, it has been played by a lot of problems, not the least of which are as long as foreign policy foreign policy positions that is taken over many years. it's also, it's also historically been a fairly conservative labor federation is always falling on the conservative spectrum of labor history. but the fact remains that when you look at organize labor in america for better or worse, the f o c o is the organization that sits at the center that most union members in america are technically members of the f, l. c. o. and so when you think of the starting point to build a stronger labor movement in america, it is going to start inside the f l. c o like it or not because that is the organization that exists. that is the table that. busy or most of the biggest s

unions. even though it is technically illegal for employers to retaliate for, organize, and activity. the penalties for doing that are almost non existent, and so big employers know that it's actually in their interest to do things like fire workers who try to organize to intimidate workers who try to organize those tactics. come with such small penalties that companies are really economically incentivized to crack down on unions and pursue union busting so that that's the 1st obstacle that workers have to encounter. and the other obstacle really is, is again, the weakness of organized labor itself, all of those decades of decline had made it very hard for workers to do simple and basic things like get in contact with the union. are organizer, find the union that is willing to put the resources behind them to pursue a successful organizing campaign, to fight against employers that already investing. so on both sides, workers are, workers are dealing with obstacles, both of the company being a

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

those things and union contracts. and you're really going to see, i think that you need contracts will be the place that build the firewall and the projections for workers against a guy well before the government is ever able to do it. and so, given that the buell book talks about, the unions being a paramount importance of reducing and equality which is being rising over the decades. unions conte, uh, b as powerful as they used to be because of all these innovations like a i what else is it going to be just up the quality as well. the only other thing that that's capable of turning around in a quality is, is the government action, federal government action in particular. and i am pretty optimistic about the prospect. i'm sorry. pessimistic pessimistic about the prospects of federal government action doing that because clearly for the past 50 years, the trend lines have been moving in the opposite direction. and so that is one reason why i feel so invested in the success of unions in particular, is that the options ou

of the position of union snuff rooms trade unions, trade unions, what is defined about the union and chambers of association of people's organizations that are non-profit, that is , in doing their homework. they are legal and implement non-profit laws and oversee the economic behavior of trade unions and economic enterprises. basically, one of the missions and one of the laws that require the union and discussion chambers is inspection supervision. if we take inspection supervision from asalaf chambers or to downplay their role is definitely not beneficial for the people . the main subject of follow-up. they talk about inspection supervision. we should strengthen this inspection supervision which is entrusted to the unions according to the law. when this inspection supervision can be effective, the real support for this union and the snob chambers is what is being said today and this. our dear is bringing up the supervisory role of the government on all organizations. and the organs, all the so-called non-governmental organizations, which have no contradiction at all with the role of

all while offering good be in union jobs -- good paying union jobs, recognizing investing in union workers is good for communities and businesses. brothers and sisters, join me and welcoming to the stage a true national leader advancing our cause, the governor of minnesota, tim walz. [applause] ♪ >> ♪ i won't back down you can stand me up at the gates of ♪ ♪ i stand my ground won't be turned around and i'll keep this world from dragging me down going to stand my ground and i won't back down i want back down hey baby there ain't no easy way out hey baby i will and my ground and i won't act down i know what right i have just one life ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> i tell my wife, i want to come into every room like that every time. fantastic. it's incredible to be here. you're governor used that song in his campaign. he backed down. just so we know. he backed down. president mcgarvey, it's my sincere hope after you saw that -- i taught school for 20 years so i know what it looks look -- like. every american saw that speech, the race is over. i heard you all at 3:00 a.m. last night. it's forgiven that y

for years, unions have pushed for progressive personal income tax rates.ional gradation of income tax was introduced for individuals with incomes of more than. 5 million rub. at the rate of 15%. and just recently, vladimir vladimirovich, you supported this position, stating the need for improvement. the federation of independent trade unions of russia is the largest public organization in russia, the main element of civil society. there are about 20 million people in our ranks, this is a third of all workers in the country, including families, almost half of all citizens of the country. we present. the only public organization that has the right to work within enterprises and organizations. in addition, we have an ideology, which many political parties, including parliamentary ones, do not have, and we have not changed this ideology for more than 100 years. briefly, we can say that our ideology is based on three main principles, which. are our goals: this is a decent workplace and decent wages, occupational health and safety, the implementation of social g

the union state, information support for the union state in accordance with firstly, with the spirithat our integration faces, and thirdly, based on the priorities of the national interests of the two countries, let’s not forget that in belarus, including the electoral campaign ahead, and let's say, the russian factor, including our presence in... the russian market, is also quite a determining aspect in this context. let us recall that the leaders of the two countries signed a resolution on the creation of a media holding of the union state in january following the results of the event in st. petersburg meetings of the supreme state council. belarus and russia are expanding cooperation in the field of education. moscow and belarusian state universities plan to jointly train specialists in new programs. agreements were reached within the framework of educational friendship days. sent humanitarian aid for flood victims in orenburg, cots, mattresses, mattresses, pillows, blankets, as well as hygiene items and clothing. they threw out a cry for the belarusian women's union, our women al

they have no place in our unions. sanitation on job sites will be a priority entering clean and well equipped for sows with amenities for all workers both men and women. safety in mental health will not be the service. it would be a commitment. we will address substance abuse, alcoholism and provide programs to better recognize and support people, many, many people, our brothers and sisters were struggling. contractors and others who have work with us and physical safety over the last 30 years. we know they can work with us to make our job site just as healthy and safe workers mentally as they are physically. [applause] brothers and sisters, the building trades is doing good things. we are change makers. in these pivotal moments among over the 39on members in our ras we must all stand united as infrastructure generation. architects of the future, building, builders of dreams and champions of progress. as we approach the upcoming election it is on all of us to safeguard the progress we have made so far. i have been wor

and trade unions. well, this is against the law , according to the law. explain it at every level. this is the so-called mission of the chamber of trade unions and trade unions. yes, you are referring to the law. . basically, the unions, i emphasize again , are non-profit, no business takes place in the unions . they have the chambers of my assalaf, we request that they play this role correctly given to us by the law . we emphasize the policies of principle 44 of the law. the law of popularization of the economy means that we leave the work of the people to the people. today , we can serve the government with all our capacity . we can be at the service of the economy . we can be at the service of the economy. may this role be used well and correctly. thank you , mr. rastgar. thank you, mr. hasan khanim. thank you for being with us until this moment . thank you to all the good viewers of the above program who have watched this program until this moment. may god protect you, ali. we hope that your prayer

the middle-class built america in unions built the middle-class -- and unions built the middle-class. that's a fact. that's a fact. [applause] folks, being here today reminds me of where i grew up in scranton, pennsylvania and claremont, delaware. it's great to have the mayor of scranton. where are you? she's here today. it's a big crowd out there but if you see her you will know her. look, and scranton, i learned what all of you learned as well no matter where you are from. i learned that money does not determine your worth. i learned that all anyone wants is a fair shot, a fair shot at making it. do not block the road. give me an even shot. my dad used to have an expression. he would come home for dinner and then go back and close the shop. my dad would say, joey -- i mean this sincerely. a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about respect. it's about being able to look your child in the eye and saying it's going to be ok and mean. that's what we are all about, the dignity of workers. [applause] i mean it. [applause] we all grew up -- [applause] we

belarus is a space power , as evidenced by the implemented union programs. belarusians participated in the creation of technical innovations, without which space flights are unthinkable. we were able to create the basis for the development of a whole range of industries. that is, space has become a driver for the development of science. new optics-electronics materials. information technologies, for example, the skin of russian spaceships is created taking into account belarusian technologies, a spacecraft when entering the upper layers of the earth’s atmosphere, undergoes heating, and if the heat-protective materials are made and calculated incorrectly, the device burns out. the allied programs have a normal flight, so one of them gave the allied state technologies for decrypting space images for monitoring objects. participating in space research is like playing in the big leagues, that is, there are very few countries that have the technology and can be the first in space research. experimental equipment for sensing the earth was also included in the unio

is it important to talk about... the truth that was hidden from us even in the times of the soviet union, and even very often, in fact, before the revolution dignity we are aware that many archives, many things were tried to be hidden even during, during independent ukraine, after the restoration of the independence of our state. undoubtedly, it is necessary to talk about it, because it seems to me that the chernobyl story is a story about how to hide the truth. can in literally costing people their lives, and this is the story of how the desire to hide the scale of this disaster resulted in people simply not being given the right information, and people who trusted the authorities, who believed that it was necessary to do what the authorities said , probably suffered the most, that is , it is a very instructive story in the context, probably even of world history, in the context of the history of the soviet union, because for me it was the chernobyl disaster that probably became such a trigger that started the process of the collapse of the soviet union, but it is very an instructive st

belarus is a space power , as evidenced by the implemented union programs.ation of technical innovations, without which space flights are unthinkable. we were able to create a basis for the development of a whole range of industries, that is, space has become a driver for the development of science. new materials optics-e. how to play in the major leagues, there are very few countries that have the technology and can be the first in space research. experimental equipment for sensing the earth was also laid down in union program, this is a number of high-tech projects, our satellite information acquisition system is already in the union economy, it is used in the interests of many industries, and our income exceeds the cost of maintaining space management at first. the planar and integral enterprises at integral , together with russian enterprises, will create four new technological processes for the production of products within the framework of the electronic component base, on planar - these are photo masks, this is a real challenge, because few countries

steps to strengthen union integration were discussed in moscow. food security for yourself and your allies, how to improve the efficiency of the agricultural industry. it is necessary to urgently expand production and export of products with high additives. power, art. most of the authors are, well, big-name masters, folk artists of russia, today such a page of their work is presented here. very different works of different generations, both older and younger, different techniques and styles, under one roof, thereby we symbolize our unity and friendship, confidently behind the lice. unity through culture, joint dialogue between leading artists in belarus and russia. in minsk. promote industrial cooperation and increase technological sovereignty. after the recent meeting of the presidents of belarus and russia in moscow, they talked about the economy, import substitution, investments prime ministers of the two countries. in the interests of the union state, we are already actively engaged in space research, and our plans for developments in the fie

they are not answerable to trade unions and unions. well , this is against the law, according to the law, explanation at every level , this so-called. the mission of the chamber of guilds and unions is which law are you referring to? yes , you see, now the municipalities are explaining to themselves in different fields, sometimes they hold non-expert exhibitions without the presence of our supervisors. let's give a role to the unions. this capacity really exists in the unions. basically , i emphasize again, the unions are non-profit. the job of unions is to monitor and supervise, which has no benefit our rooms, please, that this map is correctly given to us by the law , our emphasis is on the policies of article 44 of the constitution . we can serve the government, we can serve the economy , we can export , we can play a key role in the national gdp, i hope that god willing, this role will be used well and correctly. thank you mr. rastgar. i also thank mr. hassan khani. you have been with us until this moment, from all the good viewers

their share in the union state is 92%.st doubled the transportation of goods through russian transport corridors, and in the first 2 months of this year there was another increase of a quarter. beloes is perhaps the largest joint project in our history, we are talking about this on the sidelines of the atomexpo international forum, which has a record number of participants. a large-scale project not only for the republic, but also for rosatom. for the first time, this project was implemented in a country that did not have a nuclear power plant. they are working on this issue, this is my home country, today it is the best eco in the world. belarus and russia are developing nuclear energy together, and peaceful atom has given impetus to new projects in a number of sectors: science, medicine, industry. let me congratulate you on with this signing, what does this mean for belarus today? we have created, essentially , a software architecture document, we can add projects there, we can change something. and which, for example, o

and unions, unions built the middle class. you built the middle class. there wouldn't be a middle class bought you. folks, you have been at this conference for a long time but fair to say in the last four years, there is more excitement and energy than ever. i know because i see all across america as i go across the country. thanks to the bipartisan infrastructure law. 51 new infrastructure projects. roads, bridges, ports, airplanes, clean water systems, high-speed internet. all built by ibew workers. [cheers and applause] president biden: i said when you endorse me, when i think of climate, i think of unions, i think of jobs. power grid. offshore wind turbines put up by the ibew workers and electrical stations are going to be built by ibew and let's hear it for davis-bacon requirements. [applause] president biden: they guarantee they will pay for minimum wage. and make sure they hire highly skilled workers and have a voice on the jobs. they are using american-made materials and creating union jobs. since the 1930's, in my early days, i didn't what the l

union state committee in minsk, candidate of sociological sciences, associate professor, born in thent from an engineer at the integral production association to the minister of labor and social protection of belarus. in 2010, she was elected chairman of the council for social policy under the eac integration committee and was awarded the order of honor. issues have been resolved for 25 years, of course, it is very important that we have april 2, the day of unification of the peoples of belarus and russia, on april 2, 1996, an agreement on the community of belarus and russia was signed, a year later, on april 2, 1997, an alliance agreement was signed belarus and russia, and already in december 1999 an agreement was signed on the creation of a union state, why is this important? because indeed this year we will celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the signing of the treaty on the union state. the supreme state council has approved a plan dedicated to the twenty-fifth anniversary: ​​you and i are witnesses to the construction of the union state. and in this regard, it is very impo

the fundamental weaknesses in the soviet union? those are the puzzles that we have to confront to begin to answer those puzzles we think need to start by thinking about the audiences to whom reagan was speaking. and we've seen a little bit of the audience there in the royal gallery. so he certainly is speaking to parliament, other assembled people in great britain, but more broadly, reagan was speaking to the united states, to our allies in western europe and our allies, asia, you know, australia new zealand, taiwan, on japan, south korea. and he is asking them to continue to his soviet policy. he's on a trip to, europe, where he's trying to build support. and his conclusion is that optimism is an order because day by day, democracy is proving itself to be a not at all fragile, all pile up, a fragile flower. his goal was to preserve freedom as as well as peace, and he predicted it may not be easy to see, but i believe we live now at a turning point, a conclusion that almost everyone thought was wrong, but that was totally right. bu

this year a consolidated student detachment of the union state will be created.t fighters from all regions of russia and belarus will build a republican patriotic center in the brest fortress. it is symbolic that it was the descendants of the winners who took responsibility for the revival of the sequel. our countries have always treated memory and its preservation with a certain trepidation. the square itself, the victory monument in the center of minsk, carries enormous and, probably, even sacred significance not only for the republic, but also for russia. every official delegation that comes here on an official visit begins its stay in the republic from here, with the laying of wreaths. this is another important aspect of generational continuity. right now guys, students and skadit. i would say that we honor what our ancestors left, and we do not rewrite history, common history, common faith, common victory, and equally both in minsk and in moscow they honor the heroes who died in this great patriotic war. on one wall in the exhibition in the museum of memory

belarus is a space power , as evidenced by the implemented union programs.ion of technical innovations, without which space flights are unthinkable. we were able to create a basis for the development of a whole series of and... a spacecraft, when it moves through the upper layers of the earth's atmosphere, undergoes heating, and if the heat-protective materials are made and calculated incorrectly, the device burns out. allied programs have flight normal, so one of them gave the allied state technology for decrypting space images for monitoring objects. participating in space research is like playing in the major league, that is, there are very few countries that have the technology and can be. pioneers in space research, experimental equipment for sensing the earth was also included in the union program, these are a number of high-tech projects, our satellite information acquisition system, this is already in the union economy, is used in the interests of many industries, and our income exceeds the cost of maintaining space control for the first spacecraft b

contribution to union import substitution.ses , is introducing digitalization in mechanical engineering. in the new mining dump trucks, belas has its own it product, an intelligent monitoring system and... not only in russia, but all over the world, it is digging deeper into the subsoil. extreme working environments have shaped the steel character of bilas mining dump trucks for decades, although mining requires not only muscles, but also solid intelligence, thousands of parts and components, complex electronics, huge wheels, a voracious engine, with optimal load capacity, any belas mining dump truck has one important... fundamental task - this is maximum economic efficiency in operation. large, strong, reliable belas equipment. the fourth tournament brought together three dozen students and teachers from technical universities in belarus, russia and uzbekistan in the city of zhodino. the young people began their acquaintance with belaz from the enterprise museum, and visited one of the main workshops of the entire holding. th

the state will become a union state in ninety-nine.ore than a quarter of a century, integration has not only grown stronger, it has gained strength that is emulated. they say that relations between russia and belarus are simply superior to space aerobatics, and even the allied states are held up as an example by other integration associations. in space alone, eight union programs have been implemented; the ninth is in progress; we are talking about joint projects, developments, training of astronauts and much more. space is important, it is in demand by the economy, the agro-industrial complex, forestry, and the defense complex, and it also makes it possible to develop high-tech production, but not by space alone. since the approval of 28 union programs , new ones have started. economy-locomotive figures confirm, so for example, union projects will increase belarus' gdp by 8 billion. dollars, the program for the formation of a unified industrial policy of the union state has become a flagship, its goal is to synchronize approaches, leg

the european union is a fundamental value for the entire european union, but not for all the countries that are part of it, and russia is trying to take advantage of this and use these countries for itself, to its advantage, against ukraine. recently, the well-known investigator hristo groziv exposed how the fifth department of the fsb uses the neo-nazi alternative for germany party to protect the russian orthodox church in ukraine. i talked about it in detail in roc film operation liquidation. groziv claims that the kremlin finances politicians in europe. at least since 2005. it leads to the fact that both the special services and society become less cautious. to such risks, journalists do not become less cautious, they write about it, but society does not monitor it, so russia will use very, very skillfully exactly that open space of democracy and western society. hristo groziv reminds us that there is evidence not only of moscow financing the alternative for germany, but also the french one the le pen party and the league of the north in italy, however, when we look at the le pen pa

when the position of that union came back, it means a union that is possible now , this connection has been established. for friends to enter. yes, at one point, they said that now, since that system is also a tax, you should allow us to enter in this system, because then we will give the society system, for example, 3 months. if someone in the system happens to be one of the interests of us, the people and the guild , it is also possible to register information at one point . it has been done and it has been said that if a device like the system of the trade society took the information, there is no need for another device to take this information , but this system sends the information to the loved ones in the tax affairs organization. the chain , which was the order of the doctor , will not suddenly create a creature in the middle of the chain. yes. this is the reason why it is emphasized that this inventory should be registered from the beginning of the chain, and according to the fourth note of article 18 of the law, we are continuing to fulfill this duty . you have heard the talk

influence in the governing bodies of the european union.gine that ukraine is pro-russian. this means that putin's influence on the european union will increase many times. but we thwarted putin's plan as well. oh, there are no potatoes, you will bring them, but my son has caught something, i remind you, take dr. tice's comfrey and get up to work again, comfrey ointment, german ointment for joint and muscle pain, comfrey restores movement, from pain in joints and muscles, natural comfrey base from to... try it also dr. tice's warming cream with comfrey, a proven remedy, if the throat is not ok, make a swish, make it ok, choose the taste, swallow without pain, and also talk, laugh, sing, emka lord, sweet lor, exclusively in plantain podbaum. exclusively on the air of our channel. congratulations, friends, politclub is on the air espresso tv channels. the most relevant topics of the week: russia's war against ukraine, the war in the middle east, the crisis on the border between ukraine and poland. topics causing resonance in our society: drone

tutov union state. good results come from coordinating efforts in the areas of foreign policy, defense and security. the successful implementation of the agreed union programs ensured the unification of the legislation of russia and belarus in the most important areas. created the basis for the implementation of a unified macroeconomic and monetary policy, as well as for the formation of a common socio-economic space. during the january meeting of the supreme state council of the union state it was approved. economics, but also integration in defense and security in the humanitarian and military-technical spheres. a high level of mutual understanding allows our states to successfully confront any external threats and challenges. this opinion was expressed to our tv channel by russian political scientist nikita mentkovich. according to the expert, being under unprecedented pressure from the outside, belarus and russia are once again demonstrating an example of unity and determination to overcome any diff

stage are the economic relations between ukraine and poland, let's say, and ukraine and the european union in general, after discussing for so long what to do with the restrictions that were already, as it were, canceled in 2022? well, actually, these were unilateral restrictions on the part of the european union, so-called help on their part, because we have a bilateral relationship with britain. renewal of tariffs and it was extended in the spring of this year for 5 years with the european union, since we have more intensive relations, it is clear that it was a slightly more sensitive discussion and , well, by and large, our economic relations are quite intense, and no matter how it looks from the outside, the same european union needs the ukrainian economy, ukrainian agriculture very much. what we are discussing is rather a discussion about what are the problems within the european union, what are the problems in us and how do they interact with each other, and do they interact constructively, do they spark, and we have several products there, because they are really at your fingertips

before he went into court, the line is not union and nonunion, seems to be union leaders who prefer biden with union workers who are more divided and a lot more trump voters. >> to the politics of the day, the former president visiting construction site talking to union workers before he went to court pitching more government spending in syracuse and having a campaign event in westchester county. how critical is the union vote in this election. >> every vote is critical. we've seen poll after poll that shows this is a neck and neck race. every vote is going to be recorded intensely. every vote is important and most union officials recognize that president biden has been most union friendly president ever, not just by standing on a picket line but making moves that help the middle class. the administration just released information about stopping no compete clauses, changing hourly employees that if they are hourly and go beyond their salary but over the $44,000 they could still get time and a half. president biden is not just talking the talk, he's walking the walk, in direct opposi

our union building will form a union of sovereign peoples, and this model has a chance of success and expansion of participants. i emphasize, no violence and no agreement. key decisions in sovereign history in dialogue with the people. military doctrine and concept of national security. response to geopolitical changes in the world. the development of cooperation between russia and belarus in the field of defense involves the creation of a reliable security belt along the entire perimeter of the border. joining efforts to strengthen the state foundation cannot be done without allies; one cannot survive alone. and it’s very great that we have allies in russia, we truly have an allied relationship. fort, which, of course, will significantly increase the volume of cargo transshipment. it will become easier to explore each other's potential. minsk and arkhangelsk, connected by direct flight. when you need to make difficult choices and friendships that cannot be broken. a large-scale russian film about the war. would anyone have thought 85 years ago that today we would be making films abou

at its head with stalin, they were dealing with the soviet union, which had established fairly tightn had serious reasons to establish this control after the tragic lessons of the second world war, but nevertheless it was installed. with american actions to integrate several zones, the western zones of germany against the interests of the soviet union, but nevertheless there was a blockade of berlin. and i knew some people who were then involved in the creation of nato. george cannon, his successor and harsher critic paul nitz. and they all told me that when nato was created, they were really afraid of the soviet union, you can disagree with them, but at least you can understand their logic, it seems to me it is necessary, here is vladimir, when i look at the current situation, i don’t believe, i don’t believe that nato is afraid of the soviet union, which no longer exists, there is russia, a completely different country with different opportunities, why does nato continue to move to the east? well, by the way, you haven’t yet mentioned the enormous popularity of leftist ideas, becau

unions certainly at the top. and i, i think i mean messaging is 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. so it's very difficult, i think for democrats particular to distill things to talking points, to distill issues, to talking points. case in point, you and i've 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 the the power of organizers. get people to start thinking about unionizing because 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 for it that moving whoever is in power will absolutely have to support and not just, you know, talking the talk, but really walking the walk and st

[cheering] [applause] it ain't labor it is unions, unions of. union from belt buckle to issue soul. i want to thank some folks who had my back and had to stay back in washington it cannot be here today. representative sommer lee, there's a boat going on. senator bobbitt casey's one of my closest friends and his dad was. johnhn fetterman i want to stayn his side no matter what. [laughter] thank you to all state and local leaders including mayor pittsburgh you are the bestof buddy. you really stepped up. [applause] and jojo army veteran from still working family he was my guest at the state of the union just a couple of years ago he came back home to washington and pennsylvania decided to run for mayor and he won. [applause] and is still working as a steelworker. but that is america look folks, of psalms exactly five years ago we began it might campaign for president right here in pittsburgh where i announce. one of the reasons i was to rebuild the backbone of the american middle class it's gnalready mentioned is meant mentioned a thousand times t

it's about the membership, the nubian union. so the person who's so from the letter from the majority party and she should be updated on her personal and talking points when she's comparing the more to the existing laws of the west, some different western democracies, the leader of georgia dream yesterday said that the target was explicitly the way, so it is impossible to understand this extremely ambiguous and it's a, this is kind of a, i don't know, are awfully, comes for the 3 to say that the georgia is adults and you will be a most it case you want to use the, the, the, the, to the georgia dream is now to qualify. how do a position as a forwarding address as to peeling who do time in georgia. this is a very clear that continues to the language that was, that is used also in bellows. and these kind of countries, so every, each reaction i'm coming from brussels from capital is billy harris also from washington was know this law is not something that we have in our legislation. this is something that is the pace of the russian

unions built it.nd that's why i'm here today to announce a series of actions that i stand by you, the american steelworker. look, first, u.s. steel has been an iconic american company for more than a century. and it should remain a totally american company. american owned, american operated, by american union steelworkers - the best in the world. that's going to happen. i promise you. second, american steelworkers can outwork, outcompete as long as they have fair competition. but for too long, the chinese government has poured state money into chinese steel companies, pushing them to make so much steel - as much as possible - subsidized by the chinese government. because chinese steel companies produce a lot more steel than china needs, it ends up dumping the extra steel into the global markets at unfairly low prices. and the prices are unfairly low because chinese steel companies don't need to worry about making a profit, because the chinese government is subsidizing them so heavily. they're not comp

who already envies the fraternal union today?ian state duma deputy maria butina. and plus one allied air route, two film anniversaries at once. we celebrate the centenary of belarusian cinema together with the centenary anniversary of mosfilm. we'll be back at the studio in a few minutes. this is belarus's main thing, we let's continue. belarus and russia are able to understand each other without words, this is our main strength. deputy of the state duma of russia, public figure maria butina stated this in an exclusive interview with our program. what is the role of the union state in the world today? where else can and should we get closer? and why is it so important to preserve historical memory together? opinion about the main thing right now. maria butina, deputy of the state duma of russia, journalist, public figure, member of the united russia faction. graduated from the faculty of political science altai state university, studied at the american university. in 2018, she was arrested in washington, accused of participating