for two days, gomel hosted the best motorcyclists , young athletes from all over the country united republicantorcycle competitions, which were held as part of the 21st republican olympics technosport daniil markevich represents the team of motorcyclists from the city of zhodino in this sport, he is not the first year for about 6 years doing. i started training at the age of 9, at the moment i have 14 medals for more than 20 years. why i chose motorsport, an interesting sport , something unusual and not commonplace , six teams came to gomel to compete for the title of the best, from all regions, motorcycling sports are in trend among children today and young people now motorcycle sport is firstly, well, young people are very popular firstly, and secondly, uh, today there are more than 10 teams in the gomel region. this is only in the gomel region, and in in general in belarus that is, i think that they reach 30-40 live teams that participate in competitions. today it exists here. we only see them better, that is, each region represents one team from the region. that is after selection. regiona

senator tim scott is now the only black republican in the united states senate. - congressman scott earned this seat. - [margaret] he's a rising star in the gop. - the next american century can be better than the last. - [margaret] to deliver the rebuttal to president biden's address to congress. - hear me clearly, america is not a racist country. - [margaret] scott is passionate about school choice. - [senator scott] i want you to be empowered. - police reform. [protestors chanting] - no one living in the communities where i grew up is asking for defunding police. - [margaret] and opening up economic opportunity zones. with senator tim scott, now officially in the race, here he is on "firing line" from november, 2021. - [announcer] "firing line," with margaret hoover, is made possible in part by robert granieri, charles r. schwab, the fairweather foundation, the margaret and daniel loeb foundation, the asness family foundation, jeffrey and lisa bewkes, the beth and ravenel curry foundation, peter and mary kalikow, and by craig newmark philanthropies, the rosalyn p. walter foundation, damo

agree d to pu in place to make sure that we are representing the american people through this united republican conference. the republican conference right now has been torn asunder. and we are working hard to try to put it back together this weekend by making sure that this bill gets stopped. you want to be very clear. not one republican should vote for this deal. not one. if you're out there watching this, every one of my colleagues, be very clear not one republican should vote for this deal. it's a bad deal. no one send us here. to borrow an additional $4 trillion to get absolutely nothing in return, but at best, if i'm being really generous, a spending freeze for a couple years. that's. that's about what you get. and frank ly, you're going to make things worse ask my colleagues know it. that's why they are supporting it. that's why they are going around gleeful. there's a reason they support this. it's all the safe stuff. there's a reason that our conservative allies are opposing this. scoring against it. the heritage foundation, freedom works, scoring against it. ron desantis, publicly opp

president biden has managed to unite republicans. e republicans, even though mccarthy only has 4 votes in the house to spare, managed to pass a border or security bill. they're entirely united. they've changed the die namic. at this point biden has so poisoned the well, that every republican is going to demand can border security before comprehensive immigration reform. there's a stalemate, and that really is at the white house's feet. paul: jason, four senators -- manchin, sinema, tilliss and cornyn -- put together a bill that would allow for a new agency temporarily to enforce something like titling 42. along with the house bill, is there any chance we could actually see something get done? >> i don't -- no, i don't think so. i think if that was possible, he would have done it before this. i mean, that manchin -- i'm sorry, the tillis and sinema bill would have given them a 2-year reprieve, extending title title 42 the legislatively, as it should be done, and he passed on that. the democrats equate border enforcement with racism at

senate republicans stand united behind speaker mccarthy and the house republicans. we all understand the gravity of the situation -- we need to address the debt ceiling and do so in a way that makes a difference, to make sure we are not back here in just a few more months with a spending having caused more inflation and ballooned over federal debt even more. to that end, senate republicans 45 have acknowledged that they will not -- they have committed that we will not support cloture -- we will not support bringing debate to a close on any debt ceiling increase that does not contain substantive spending and budgetary reforms. now it just so happens the house of representatives has passed precisely such a bill. we stand behind that bill. we need to pull up and pass that bill. we need to do it today. look, the senate has no business leaving town before an agreement has been reached. let's get this done. thank you. [applause] it is now my pleasure to introduce representative dusty johnson from the great state of south dakota. [applause] rep. johnson: mr. president, for

to put in place to make sure we were representing the american people through this heretofore united republican conference. the republican conference right now has been torn a thunder and we are working hard to try to put it back together this weekend by making sure that this bill gets stopped. i want to be very clear. not one republican should vote for this deal. not one. if you're out there watching this, every one of my colleagues, let me be very clear. not one republican should vote for this deal. it is a bad deal. no one sent us here to borrow an additional $4 trillion to get absolutely nothing in return. but at best, if i'm being really generous, a spending freeze for a couple of years. that's it. that's about what you get. and frankly, you're going to make things worse. and my democratic colleagues know it. that's why they're supporting it. that's why they're going around gleeful. there's a reason our democrat colleagues support this. there's a reason that mitt romney supports this. there's a reason that bill kristol supports this. it's all the same stuff. there's a reason that our conse

house republicans went home and dodged their responsibilities, hurting everyday working people in the process. i stand firmly united with my democratic colleagues and the american people to pay our debt without playing games with people's lives. i urge the republicans to put on your big boy pants and big girl pants and come back to work. do the right thing. because the american people

he seems to have a united republican party behind him. let's hope that those negotiations yield some results. >> bill: josh, kevin mccarthy told maria two things that stuck out to me. he said there must be caps on spending. he is not giving in on that. and then he said a clean debt ceiling will never pass. that suggests that republicans are still united. >> absolutely. that much, bill, has been clear since january. that is the thing i don't understand. it took the president 104 days to begin wrapping his mind around the fact that a clean debt ceiling could never pass. not would, could never pass a house republican congress. of course it can't. he needed to negotiate all the way through. the spending caps piece i think is the easiest thing for democrats to wrap their minds around here. you aren't talking about specific cuts they oppose. it is about setting thresholds and caps they can work underneath and further negotiate spending through the appropriations process. i think this is a very wise idea and smart to stick to their guns. >> dana

solve the debt ceiling crisis can lead to an unprecedented constitutional crisis in the united states. republicans are aware of this and this is the reason their subject insists, while there is growing concern that this dispute may lead all of america to a real precipice with unknown results. thank you for your attention. and hardships will return only in their own time, but then there will be forgetfulness, forgetting is a good sign that one can forget some things, but in some places forgetting is very bad. why don't we remember what happened in this country just a few years ago? what a difficult day i have spent , if we remember, just remember we were dealing with him. you see, one of the crimes of the time of the crime, only safai wrote, he remembers the memory of martyr shakar , he buried himself in the ground with his own hands. remember him well. the imam used to say, be careful that people fight in the streets, so the streets of life are not forgotten. now my city is quiet and only the sound of it. the cars and the traffic of the people are ringing in my ears and we are all comforted by the

when the war on woke, that is something that is going to unite republicans, isn't it?o because it's more than past time people stand up, not just republicans but democrats and independents who haven't lost their minds. this is really a battle over sanity. this crazy stuff that we have been seeing where people can wake up one morning and pretend to be something they are not and we are all supposed to fall over ourselves accommodating it is time to say you want to live some crazy way, that's your business but don't demand that i use your pronouns and don't demand that i somehow believe it's okay for you to go into a locker room as a male and undress in front of my granddaughter and i'm supposed to say that's normal, that's okay, no it isn't. i hope it is not just republicans but everybody whose iq is still above that a postdoc of broccoli who will recognize that some of this stuff is just crazy. stuart: you can be harsh coming in a very nice way. thank you very much, appreciate it. i want to get back to the technical difficulties. what happened? lauren: a lot of people a

>> unfortunately senate republicans are never united. oints of view. i think what we ought to be doing in the senate, we ought to be standing up and backing up you the house republicans. kevin mccarthy cannot pass a clean debt ceiling in the house. the votes are not there. that's not going to happen. which means biden is wasting everyone's time with this br brinksmanship. cheryl: joining me now, veranek duranay. our deficit is at 31 trillion. the proposed debt ceiling increase, 1 and-a-half trillion. mccarthy is saying we'll give you an increase but you've got to control spending but we're sitting at 31 trillion. we're pushing 32 trillion. your reaction? >> well, even after the debt ceiling deal, we still have a 20 trillion increase in the debt ceiling over 10 years because when you look at the deficit, it's going to be 20 trillion over 10 10 years. we're in a country that is on an unsustainable path. what it looks like is basically red ink all the way. what the debt crisis looks like, no one really knows, is does i it take the form of re

. >> so, now we are working on 3.0 and the issue that unites republicans, delegates, to trump administrationration working to implement it and some of you played an important role helping us with of the science so thank you on that mr. chairman. it's a good news story that brings together the political parties. i want to talk about the issue that doesn't necessarily bring together everybody and doctor, i want you to comment on this. there's been this push in europe and by some in america to say we are going to get rid of all plastics and as you know we can't do that overnight i don't think it's a good idea and a big reason i think it wouldn't be a good idea is for plastic production overseas would you rather see the plastic industry move to china with some of the worst environmental standards or bolster the capacity here where we have some of the highest environmental standards in the world and what would be the long-term realistic environmental consequences of relying on china for the production of plastics compared to investing in domestic production. >> about half a trillion dollars of im

cooper vetoed the new ban and went on the road trying to persuade others to join his side but a united republican party voted to override him. >> family values conservative people in the state. >> reporter: it's a compromise since according to the cdc over 90% of abortions take place before 20 weeks and it allows for cases of rape, incest and health of the mother. but it includes more restrictions for those seeking abortions like mandated doctors' visits and more regulations for clinic. >> with all the restrictions it's going to really limit access to abortion. >> reporter: governor cooper saying overnight, quote, several republican lawmakers broke their promises to protect women's reproductive freedom. it's all part of the changing landscape for abortion access across the country since the supreme court overturned roe versus wade last year, as many southern and some midwestern states have banned abortions entirely or under six weeks. north carolina was one of the only southern states with lighter restrictions. after the roe decision it had an increase in the number of abortions providing suggest

economically during the pandemic, so i mean, i think that this is the type of stuff that can unite republicansgot job growth. we've got dynamism. people are moving here, people want to come here. so i mean, that is the power house there in terms of the economy, but it's really been placed on the back burner in lieu of cultural issues. >> victoria defrancesco soto, it's great seeing you. i thank you for being with us this morning. >> gracias. >>> coming up, pension protests in paris on this may day, our very own richard engel is live on the ground with the very latest from the french capital. there you see some live pictures at 5:40 p.m. france time. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. s. from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. so, you found the no7 then... it's

that at our meeting the united states is not going to default, never has and it never will. -- republican minority leader of the united states senate say that our meeting that the ice age is not going to default, never has and it never will. everyone in the meeting understood the risk of default. eric economy is fallen into a significant recession. it would devastate retirement accounts, increased borrowing costs. newly 8 million americans would lose their jobs and our international reputation would be damaged. the last part is me. i make lure -- ma clear during our meeting that the fault is not an option. america is not a deadbeat nation. we pay our bills. it is a basic duty of the united states congress. >> why are we handing them a $30 billion tax subsidy? it's time to stop doing that and that's what my budget does. my budget also funds the internal revenue code's so that there's enough agents to therapy that's thoroughly look at the taxes of americans. it will raise a lot of money. why did they want to get rid of the people one fact would be able to do those audits? my budget is some

house republicans went home and dodged their responsibilities, hurting everyday working people in the process. i stand firmly united with my democratic colleagues and the american people to pay our debt without playing games with people's lives. i urge the republicans to put on your big boy pants and big girl pants and come back to work. do the right thing. because the american people deserve better. let's do our jobs. i yield back. >> let me just start by saying thank you mr. leader. thank you for your moral clarity and your leadership for all of us. as memorial day weekend approaches and we remember those who gave so much, the last full measure of devotion, republicans are adjourning the house and scurrying out of town, leaving behind the mess of their own making. walking out on paying our bills, turning their backs on gun violence crises. walking away from a broken immigration system. democrats are ready to work, it is clear republicans are not. empty promises and messaging bills for the purpose of getting on fox news is not real work. the real work is legislating solutions for america's families. we need leader

united states republican governor of florida has submitted documents to participate in the presidential election next year, he promises to solve the problem of migrants to defeat crime and raise the profitability of the population of the election slogan, the great return of america, he also said that washington should not interfere in the conflict in ukraine, the state of emergency was introduced in in one of the districts of the trans-baikal territory, due to a large forest fire, the ignition occurred due to a short circuit on the power line. the hearth is located near the village more than 150 aviation security specialists and 20 pieces of equipment are fighting the fire on the spot. ukrainian saboteurs wanted to blow up 30 power transmission towers to stop the reactors of the leningrad and kalinin nuclear power plants. the russian fsb prevented a terrorist attack on nuclear facilities. anton podkovenko will tell you how the kiev bombers brought plastids into the country and how they pierced through. alexander maistruk, pseudonym mechanic, taken by the fsb officers in a red-handed dis

i can tell you today in florida, we united republicans like no one's ever done.ne has e i think i got 98% ofmy republicans in my reelection. . we also really expanded to tentt . and i thin cank that's the onlyl that you can do it. they'l and arrl be slings and a but i'm a big boy.e are a i can take it. there's a lot of people have cou given a lot more than that so that this country can be free.yo you cau can see their tombstones places like arlington national l cemetery. g if the sacrifice i have to makea is people are going to call me names that pales in comparison with so many people have done th for meout throughout history so that i could live in a free country. .day one , you mentioned noonmen on inauguration day. day one , you get to the whitee, house. what is the first thing president ron desantis would do and what arewould the firstd ty three things that you would try to do legislatively? so first thing you would do executive with your executive threr and then one , what would be your first three priorities legislatively? >> well, so i think we said , dou know, the border, the

countries worse crimes. less than that, i'm get the, i'm just the i'm one city a in the united states republican congressman george santos has pleaded not guilty to 13 criminal charges in new york. the federal charges include money, loan, lincoln's festive, public funds, prosecutor say he used his campaign funds for personal expenses. shortly after the election to congress. it was revealed that the 34 year old had lied about aspects of his personal and professional history. it is the 5 tools to step down. i'm going to fight my battle. i'm going to deliver identified to which i'm going to take care of clearing my name and i look forward to doing that. with the foreign ministers of tech in syria have met for the 1st time and more than a decade to meet. so you can most go as part of f is to normalize relations between incorrect, damascus. i mean, as soon as this report a quick country and coal small, the foreign ministers of celia and took a met in most school along with the counterparts from brochure and iran. and the 1st official encounter since war broke out in syria and 2011. while she was lead

republicans have skipped town. they're leaverring behind a ran -- leaving behind a ransom note on the full faith and credit of the united states. one republican congressman said, quote, my conservative colleagues don't feel like we should negotiate with our hostage, but the real hostages are american seniors, veterans and working families. mr. ivey: donald trump said, quote, if they don't give you massive cuts, you're going to have to do a default. but that's not what he said back in 2019. back then, he said, the debt ceiling was, quote, a very sacred thing in our country, that we can never play with. he was right then. instead of cutting costs on the backs of working people, we should require billionaires and corporations to pay their fair share. but republicans in congress would rather put veterans' health care on the chopping block. most americans, most republicans don't support that. let's get serious and get back to work. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house, revise and extend my remarks, for one m

there is a fairly loud but small group of far-right republicans which may demand to reduce the costs of the unitedtates by reducing or completely stopping aid to ukraine , congressman democratic cohen explained this to me and stated not only that the situation with the national debt may affect aid to the country republicans control the house of representatives , in general, half of the legislative body in the senate and the house of representatives. this issue has been worrying me for some time. in russia than in the sovereignty of ukraine, an independent ukraine is not an issue that worries them, there will be people who want to reduce costs by reducing aid to ukraine but i don't think it will be a majority. i think we can put it to a vote and resolve this issue . we will see how it develops. hearings were held in july in the senate committee on armed forces and one of the main issues discussed by this committee was the issue of increasing spending on air defense of the united states of america, which in itself demonstrates how much it really affected the the modern style of defense and military

senator ted cruz senate republicans should unite behind the house, to put the pressure on the democratsicans are showing leadership right now and senate republicans should stand shoulder to shoulder with the house, say, joe biden come to the table. other than joe manchin no democrat has any interest in passing this bill. i got to tell you, a simple practical reality, biden is saying, we must have a clean debt ceiling. kevin mccarthy cannot pass a clean debt ceiling in the house. the votes are not there. >> reporter: yeah, it's bit of a conundrum, stuart. growing number of democrats say the president should sit down with mccarthy. here is senator chris van hollen telling fox what the president's parameters are for a public meeting. >> so what the president is saying he is not going to negotiate with someone who is actually threatening the economy, taking the entire economy hostage. he will sit down with speaker mccarthy to talk about these issues in the framework of the budget and the appropriations process. >> reporter: we know at least it won't happen this week. speaker mccarthy is in

discussion that we were just having as the temperature has risen so much between democrats and republicans in the unitedpublican, what is your olive branch to the other side? i what is your olive branch to the other side?— what is your olive branch to the other side? ~' ., , . . other side? i think the olive branch is humanity. _ other side? i think the olive branch is humanity, the _ other side? i think the olive branch is humanity, the value _ other side? i think the olive branch is humanity, the value of _ other side? i think the olive branch is humanity, the value of life. - other side? i think the olive branch is humanity, the value of life. we i is humanity, the value of life. we would get a lot of the polls and the issues, the majority of the issues are as seeing some polls are over 60% of republicans saw that there was a need for police reform. they saw that a majority of overwhelmingly americans stands for abortion rights and took them over those olive branches are, let's talk about what seeing it is on level bounds playing fields and being able to work from there. this doesn't work unless you

interested know yours but that seems to me a real problem not just for the republican party but for the for for for the united states itself. so let me turn the question back on you. do you think that line was was unfair? how do you see state of the republican party today? well, first of all, i thought it was a great line. i'm not it was fair, but it was a great line. and look, i don't understand your animus city towards marjorie taylor greene. she's put finger on a vital problem facing the country which is the presence of jewish space lasers starting fires in northern california. i am deeply concerned about and i think it's something we ought to take seriously. you know, i just should stop right there because there are some jerk right now, who's going to pretend you're speaking serious. so i loved it when she and matt gaetz came and said, well, our endorsement a primary is more important than karl. so i thought, who the hell is concerned about that? but you know, look, our our party has always weird elements. you know, we had the birchers in the fifties, sixties and seventies and we've had we've had david as

did something that no one has done in the last 3-4 years except for vladimir putin , you united the republicans and the democrats and for just one day we committed to the truth. first to this committee on the first amendment of the united states constitution on protection who supports genocide? i came here. we support genocide. let me use tik tok. i will go to the video. you can see from this that after playing in the professional basketball league of america , he spent all his time fighting human rights violations in the communist party. china, please play the video. it shows the situation, which apparently has some human rights violations inside china . play it . we have posted the counter frame installation video on tik tok. do you know the basketball player ? are you familiar with the basketball player or the representative? i do not know that have you seen this video, let's search it, it is really my line mashhad, i read the content closure, we talked about content analysis, tik tok, the customer's line is related, right , we have behavioral instructions, the instructions say that the cont

united states senate. is the first black republican elected to the united states senate since the election of edward brooks in 1996. he is the first republican african-american congressman from south carolina since 1897 and since the passage of the voting rights act. he is also the first african-american to have been elected in the u.s. house of representatives and the u.s. senate since pbf pitch back in 1972. what does all of that mean to you and to the institution? >> it reflects that we are still in an era where one person has lots of firsts, and that is important to the history, so that makes it important to the body. for me, that is not nearly as important with what i do then what i look like. how much melon and is in my skin is not as important to me. i am very proud to be an african-american. i live in a country that has evolved from a place where i am able to be in the united states senate. i am proud that charlston and south carolina has also evolved and transformed to a place where in 2010 when i ran against john bowman in the heart of the first shot of the civil war, i was able to be successful

didn't directly address plans to suspend his campaign but signal he's ready to unite democrats against the presumptive republican not become president of the united states. by that point, i'd seen bernie undergo this transformation from having been a cranky, quixotic socialist. he had now gone through the transformation, right? the crucible had changed him. and he had seen 20,000, 30,000 people show up at his events. and he was like, "i'm leading a movement." so you said you'll vote for hillary clinton which means you won't vote for yourself. have you accepted now that you won't be the nominee? i'm pretty good at arithmetic and what i know is that hillary clinton has more pledge delegates than i do. and she has a lot more super delegates than i do. but what i also know is we're bringing 19,000 delegates into the convention that we have received 13 million votes. he's not getting out of the race. he is forcing hillary clinton to continue to look over her left shoulder, pay attention to bernie sanders, and not pivot to the general election. although we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her coll

house, i think they believe they had the upper hand but they've been surprised at the level of republican unit there was an expectation that republicans wouldn't pass the bill but once they did that, it put mccarthy in a much stronger position and since then we've seen the democratic side become more divided, a lot of progressives feeling that the white house has not played this stand firm enough and that is why they are in this position where many on the left think that the president has given away the store and put them on the back foot as these negotiations continue. >> and to that point, it seems that some on the right are now emboldened here. no more discussion on watering it down, period. there are enough members, more than enough in the freedom caucus, if even a handful of them pushing mccarthy to hold the line, this could really genuinely all blow up. >> i will say when it comes to the freedom caucus, they won't vote for whatever deal they come up with. they don't vote for spending bills, they will not vote for this. but mccarthy knows he needs a healthy enough of buy there for his own

ladies, gentlemen, the honorable mitch, republican leader of the united states senate. when harry truman was sworn in as our 33rd president, he'd only hold job of vice president for 82 days. overnight, mr. brand new number two became our wartime in chief. he hadn't even been included in crucial briefings. but now he had see the fight for victory through to the finish. one of the many times harry truman displayed good judgment was when he tapped a kentuckian, alvin barkley, to be his running mate in 1948. senator barkley was a dependable, principled statesman who was known his earnestness and dogged his fellows. democrats had elected him leader six times. but now, in this role, he got a close up look at how fdr is compare little known fourth vice president was acquitting himself in the top job. he later write in his memoirs that truman was, quote a professional in the best sense of the word that the president, quote, never allowed to become so personally that a person could not talk to him as a fellow human being. we're all familiar with a long list of historic events fo

it's notable to have the senate republican conference so united behind speaker mccarthy like this. when it comes to the debt limit there's only a few more weeks may be to negotiate some kind of deal and we are seeing no willingness from republicans to step in and bail the country out by supporting some sort of clean debt limit increase. host: you have a story this morning, and another group taking out and taking look at the x-date tell people what was discovered. guest: a think tank that specializes in predicting when the treasury department can't pay the bills anymore expect that date to fall somewhere between early june and early august. this is in line with what we are seeing from government and other independent forecasters. we have this problem of not knowing whether it is a treasury department that can make it past june 15. it's dependable on federal cash flow subject to a lot of change so if the treasury department can make it to june 15 by paying the bills, quarterly tax receipts will come and that might carry the treasury department through the end of june when another, abo

you told me the one glimmer of hope you saw was that xi jinping and vladimir putin had united democrats and republicansshington. there was strong consensus. do you actually think that's holding? >> i do. i think that in fact there's kind of a competition on the hill to see who can be tougher on china, and it makes a more nuanced policy by the administration more difficult because anything that the administration does to try to put a floor on this relationship ch veryro cized on the hill as e bipartisan support for what the u.s. is doing for ukrainians, and i think it's also in terms of china. >> yet, there are some loud voices raising concerns about u.s. military readiness in terms of drawing down u.s. stockpiles to quickly provide u.s. arms to ukraine or to taiwan and the connection to this concept that that weakens the united states. donald trump said last week we're giving away so much equipment. we don't have ammunition for ourselves right now. we're giving away too much. >> the kinds of equipment we're giving ukrainians for this ground war against russia are not necessarily the kinds of weapons we

chairman and delegates, i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> republicans reallyieved that to beat obama was pretty simple. people were giving obama low marks for how he was handling the economy. we were still coming back from the financial crisis. so put a businessman in. >> i will cap federal spending at 20% or less of the economy, and finally, finally balance the budget. >> romney is a classic american republican conservative. >> i'm in favor of protecting the sanctity of life. i'll cut off funding to planned parenthood. >> but the republican party had changed. it's now shape bade tea party movement that doesn't think government can be good. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney is going on the offense after a video surfaced in which he told donors back in may that it's not his job to worry about the 47% of americans who don't pay income taxes. >> these are people who believe that they're entitled to health care, to food, to housing, you name it. >> that 47% comment confirmed what people suspected that he's up here. he thinks he is better than everyb

every international newscast has been leading for the last week with stories of this republican imposed chaos in the united states this republican party is addicted to chaos the entire and now this threat to default economy, for our country andomy reputation abroad for our ability to draw investment, i wasn't a fan for negotiating over the debt ceiling in over to fault but president biden, sat down with confidence that he could work out a deal that didn't give in to the most draconian most outrageous republican demands and from what i can see republicans didn't get any of the big things they were asking for they don't get massive long term cuts to programs for the poor or the middle class. they didn't get the repeal of the presidents signature renewable energy bill they didn't get big new requirements pushing people out of the medicaid program so i'm going to take a look at what is on the table but it is pretty clear that president biden kept the most reckless things that republicans were asking for out of the supreme court seems easier to get to the senate or you tell me if that's incorrect but there are

i've come from overseas and every newscast has led with the republican-imposed chaos in the united statespublican party is addicted to chaos. the presidency and the default to the crater of the economy. it's terrible for our ability to draw investment. i wasn't a fan of negotiating over the debt ceiling and over default, but president biden sat down with confidence that he could work out a deal that didn't give in to the most draconian, most outrageous of the republican demands. and from what i can see, republicans didn't get any of the big things they were asking for. they didn't get massive long-term cuts for the poor or the middle class. they didn't get the repeal of the president's signature renewable energy bill. they didn't get big new requirements pushing people out of the medicaid program. so i'm going to take a look at what's on the table, but it's pretty clear president biden kept the most reckless things republicans were asking for out of this agreement. >> it seems easier to get through this, or that's the rumor. there are some colleagues like mike lee who said he would reliev

that to, but then managed to unite the republicantty strongly behind him. cameron, somebody the republicans nationally have been keeping an eye on him for the last couple years, a speaking role the 2020 national republican convention. with this will test in the fall is two things. number, one beshear, the democratic incumbent is personally popular in kentucky. his party, the democratic party, and especially the national version of the democratic party is extremely unpopular in kentucky. can republicans take advantage of that partisan tendency in the state to just vote against democrats because they do not like the party, they found the candidate as well that has some qualities of its own that hat might be appealing for voters, and can they knock off the incumbent democrat who's immensely popular? the very personally unpopular republican, the margin just about 5000 jobs. >> as far as the secretary of state race, we played an ad from michael never -- excuse me, stephen knipper, who was against george soros, saying the voters are number

united states senate. is the first black republican elected to the united states senate since the election of edward brooks in 1996. he is the first republican african-american congressman from south carolina since 1897 and since the passage of the voting rights act. he is also the first african-american to have been elected in the u.s. house of representatives and the u.s. senate since pbf pitch back in 1972. what does all of that mean to you and to the institution? >> it reflects that we are still in an era where one person has lots of firsts, and that is important to the history, so that makes it important to the body. for me, that is not nearly as important with what i do then what i look like. how much melon and is in my skin is not as important to me. i am very proud to be an african-american. i live in a country that has evolved from a place where i am able to be in the united states senate. i am proud that charlston and south carolina has also evolved and transformed to a place where in 2010 when i ran against john bowman in the heart of the first shot of the civil war, i was able to be successful

anniversary are accepted by the asam elite unit in minsk, the final of the educational project was held lessons of sustainable development of the first republican forum united young people from all over belarus the president of belarus signed a decree on horticultural associations forgiveness of the solution of many issues that relate to internal organization also creates conditions for the development of infrastructure for maintaining order in the territory, the decree provides for the possibility of transferring high-voltage power networks of partnerships to the balance of state energy supply organizations. this should ensure their reliable and safe operation. in addition, the horticultural partnership is given the right to independently decide on the size of membership fees . as part of the general meetings, documents define the procedure for acceptance by members of the partnership. the decision to include its territory within the boundaries of a settlement, or the formation of a settlement on its basis. it is very important and expected changes, even additions - this is in part, but there is a lot of energy infrastructure here. there were