it is not a part of the united states congress and of course the department of justice would have to bring a criminal charge if there were a basis for that against the former president or some of his close associates like rudy giuliani and some of these, mark meadows that were so embroiled in the crimes that were committed on january 6. host: a viewer described these hearings as a grand jury. they are trying to set the stage for the justice department to then take it over. would you agree? guest: yes and no. i like to think about the hearings as an education for the american people in light of the possibility of a grand jury indictment. that is, we have never seen a president or former president indicted. a lot of people say that is hard to imagine, that that with -- would create a ping-pong effect. i think the point of these hearings is to wake people up to the severity of this. i like to think of them as a play in four acts, planning, execution, cover up, and then i think the fourth one which is the most important could this happen again? i think the answer is 100% yes. everyone in

the economy became the leading topics regarding ukraine in the international media in the united states congress state department to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, otherwise they threaten to vote for it themselves, the politician writes about this with reference to the conversation between the speaker of the house of representatives of the congress nancy palosi and secretary of state anthony blinken in case recognizing the country as a sponsor of terrorism, the russian federation will be prohibited from selling weapons, providing economic aid, threatening the freezing of the country's property and the withdrawal of business from the international criminal court may to consider the first case on russian war crimes at the end of this year or the beginning of the next year, bloomberg journalists write gaga and ukraine are negotiating the delivery of a russian prisoner of war official to the court by kiev, he can testify against the top commanders of the russian federation, the american channel cnn stated that russia has already sent almost 85 to the war in ukraine % of its armed

madam first lady, i present to you members of the united states congress, strong supporters of the ukrainian people, and great admirers of you and your husband's leadership. members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you first lady olena zelenska. slava ukraine. [applause] mrs. zelenska: good morning. dear members of the congress, ladies and gentlemen. i am grateful for the opportunity to be here and to address the congress of the united states of america. i know this is the first time when the wife of the president of a foreign country has the honor to address you within these walls. this is really important for me and for my country. and today i want to address you as politicians and party representatives as well as mothers and fathers, grandmothers and grandfathers, daughters and sons. i want to address you, not as first lady, but as a daughter and as a mother. no matter what positions and titles we reach in our lives, first of all, we always remain part of our family. we always remain children to our parents. and no matter how old we are, they love

united states of america. and to president biden of the united states congress, i am running for azovstal in a charity run in supportof the defenders of mariupol was held in ukraine today, in particular, such actions were held in chernihiv, poltava, dnipro, zaporizhzhia , rivne, cherkassy, ​​ivano-frankivsk, in lutsk , ternopil, and khmelnytskyi. people gathered to run the distance for the ukrainian defenders in lviv . we will learn more about the charity run in support of the defenders in the following material. azovstali, a lot of people gathered in stryi park, and even the organizers say that they are amazed by the number of participants, we did not expect this in fact, we printed not so many hashtags for the hype, not even all the people had enough. we are very grateful that so many people supported us and that so many people want to support the boys, both adults and children are running. and those who can't run just walk, sleep , we'll see. i can't put my finger on it, our defenders need to win, so i decided to support. i met many of my familiar friends here and now i'm here. i'm busy promoting all this in soci

the fact that both political forces are preparing for daughter mid-term elections for the united states congresss, we understand that one of the sources of this situation is the political nature. in the letter of victoria sparks to the president of the united states, in my opinion, first of all , the decision to involve the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine in this situation was very wrong, because it was not an issue that related specifically to the competence of our ministry, and precisely because of the wrongness of this decision to involve the ministry of foreign affairs in such a situation it was the wrongness of this decision that led to an unprofessional reaction, this reaction, which unfortunately resulted in the worst soviet traditions and accusations at the level of the individual, or let's say that to blame this or that, this or that, or the other political issue er for russia's complicity. i believe that such an unprofessional reaction did not add benefit er to us as a society, as a people , or to our dialogue with our american partners, however, we cannot er distance yourself a

so that both political forces are preparing for the subsidiary midterm elections for the united states congressfall. that is, we understand that one of the sources of this situation is the political nature of i am disappointed and this is one of those cases when i am disappointed with the reaction of our ministry of foreign affairs to the questions raised in the letter of victoria sparks to the president of the united states. in my opinion, first of all , the decision to involve the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine in this situation was very wrong. that this is not an issue that concerned the competence of our ministry, and it was precisely because of the fallacy of this decision to involve the ministry of foreign affairs in such a conversation that it was the fallacy of this decision that led to an unprofessional reaction, this reaction, which amounted to pity for the worst soviet traditions and accusations at the level of an individual, or let's say, to blame this or that, this or that, this or that political question, uh, playing with russia. i believe that such an unprofessional react

the only way we do that is through the election in the united states congress. ate goal is to reinstate roe v wade as a national law bypassing it in united states congress, and i will sign it the moment that happens. >> the president making a fundamental point that what he needs is boaters to go out and elect more pro-choice democrat so he can codify abortion- rights into law. the president in the meantime is taking executive action, he signed an executive order on friday that seeks to safeguard women's access to report of healthcare, also taking steps to text women's privacy and safety at abortion clinics, that is something the president talked about again on sunday, but ultimately making clear on sunday that he can take some piecemeal steps to try and help the current situation, but ultimately he will need congress to act, and that is where voters come in, this november. >>> senate majority leader chuck schumer has tested positive for covid-19. a spokesperson says he has very mild symptoms, he is fully vaccinated and double posted. the new york immigrant lens t

chinese air force, which could potentially come across as threatening to the speaker of the united states congress. and that may well require the united states military to give and hands protections to l. o c, and that is where the kind of an intended escalations can happen. and so would you recommend a closer to, to stay at home is a very difficult one. i think she should not have planned for this message to begin with because it doesn't really add that much to taiwan or us time relations. but now that she has said that she was going to go or indicate that she would go. and the chinese government has come back in the united states. it becomes very difficult with the united states government to back off under chinese pressure because doing so a moral hazard. so she may well end up having to go somewhere in london for us. thank you very much. view a state of kentucky. he was facing one of the worst floods in its history, heavy rains and mot slides. i've left several people dead and hundreds of properties destroyed. more rain is expected to hamper rescue efforts. roads that dawned into rivers. homes

the united states congress has finally passed the chips and science, which is designed to boost the us semiconductor industry. and dad opened a new campaign in the chip war against china. the yeas are 243. the naser, 1871 member voting present. the motion is adopted. aiming to make the united states competitive with chinese manufacturers, the legislation will provide $52000000000.00 in subsidies for you as chip manufacturers and more than $100000000.00 in size. and technology investments from cars to cellphones, health care equipment, even to video games. to day chips are the most critical production companies. taiwan and open target for china has been the chip production her for the us for many years. now this is about the change as us is opening a new front into trade war against china. and chinese aware of that sir is pausing restrictions and seeking the coupling will only hurt others and one's self like later. in the mean time, china stresses reliance on our own efforts to drive the nation's development. no restriction or suppression will hold back. china cited to allotment and ind

there is no outrage in the united states congress. no one in the media yelled at him for that.r that had zero interest in finding out where the virus came from and whether or not china and why is that? chinese government has made joe biden family extraordinarily rich which we knew fact "the washington free beacon" they sent a million barrels of oil from our not belonging to him but to us to make a people are strategic petroleum reserve to the energy company that hunter biden has invested in. didn't they say that the trump kids were so corrupt they got woke up or after four years of the trump administration. not joe biden some. it's not just joe biden and his administration has ignored as potential involvement green covid they're not interested either. why is that? keep in mind the government of china pays american media a lot of money in exchange why not ignore what could be the crime of the century. in recent years china has spent tens of nights of dollars in advertising in american newspapers. maybe that's why "the new york times" covert reporter. sent out this tweet last yea

the united states congress has finally passed the chips and science, which is designed to boost the us semiconductor industry. and that opened a new campaign in the chip war against china. the yeas are 243. the naser, 1871 member voting president. the motion is adopted. aiming to make the united states competitive with chinese manufacturers, the legislation will provide 52000000000 in subsidies for you as chip manufacturers in the chip production her for the u. s. for many years now, this is about the change as u. s. is opening in the front in the trade war against china. and chinese aware of that sir is imposing restrictions and seeking decoupling will only hurt others and one. so for like later in the meantime, china stresses reliance on our own efforts to drive donations development. no restriction or suppression will hold back. china cited to allotment and industrial progress. hoover president joe biden is expected to sign the bill into law soon. this will directly affect the course of global technological production for decades to come and moving on. now, when russia invaded ukrai

the way to do that is through election in the united states congress. ltimate goal is to reinstated as a national law. bypassing in the united states congress. i will sign at the moment that happens. >> the president making that fundamental point that what he needs for voters to go out and let more pro-choice democrats so he could codify abortion rights into law. that he would then sign. the president is taking executive action. he signed executive order on friday that seeks to safeguard woman's access to reproductive health care. also taking steps to protect women's privacy and safety of these abortion clinics. that is something he talked about again on sunday. also we making clear that he can take some steps to try to help the current situation but ultimately he will need congress to act. that is where voters come in november. traveling with the president in delaware.>>> a massive protest turned violent. in china. police clashed with demonstrators on sunday. there were angry that some banks have cut millions of dollars frozen since april. at the time t

consequently, i doubt it will become for a vote in the united states congress.ings the last three days in iowa. i find opposition even from iowans about it. at the very same time that they complain about high cost of gasoline. i don't believe it has support at the grass roots any more than it does in the united states congress. >> neil: so what would you advocate to bring the prices down? >> well, in a very general way, why do we have high prices? because we don't build pipelines. we're not drilling. we're not loaning money to energy companies. we're putting additional regulations on fracking. i'll bet except for 20 cents of the gasoline tax, it's this president's bad energy policies. reverse them. i'll give you an example that i came to a couple weekends ago. a person that has a contract to deliver fresh fruits and vegetables. he said his prices have gone up 7.5%. 6% is directly related to the increase in diesel. the trucking has gone up because of the high energy prices. so food prices have gone up not because of putin like the president said from europe at a

in steadfast and continued support of the ukrainian people, the united states congress recently enacted a bipartisan aid package to provide $40 billion in security and humanitarian assistance to ukraine. i'm grateful that the legislation included 9 billion dollars in direct economic assistance for ukraine as well as additional funding for refugee support programs and global emergency food relief. and commend president biden and his administration for leading the word in near unanimous solidarity to ukraine and mobilizing unprecedented humanitarian response to ukraine. and i look forward to hearing from those in eastern europe whether there are ways to respond. and before we proceed i'd like to thank the witnesses for their testimony today and heroic what they're doing not only in ukraine, but around the world. with that i will now yield to the distinguished ranking member of our subcommittee of wisconsin. >> thank you, first of all, chairman lynch, i'd like to thank you for holding this hearing and for our witnesses to showing up, virtually, anyway, with us today. i know that each of yo

that is the job of the united states congress.riminal -- i defer to people who have prosecuted criminal cases. i've never tried a criminal case in my entire life. i don't think it's appropriate for me to be making that kind of recommendation. >> all right, congressman, making a plane. before you go, i do think that the nation is still reeling after the supreme court reversal of roe v. wade. i know that you are on the oversight committee and the house oversight committee will hold a hearing this month about the impact of that ruling. what should we expect from that hearing? >> the hearing will be july 13th. let me make three points. first, we will talk about the real world impact. the fact that ten year olds who have been victims of incest are in certain states, being denied the right to have an abortion. second, the economic impact of this. i have gotten calls from corporate leaders. they don't know what to do. suddenly, they are responsible for the health care of many people in different states. and third, the economic impact thi

a similar resolution is pending consideration in the house of representatives of the united states congress. states sponsoring terrorism include cuba, north korea, iran, and syria . a traitor from chuguyiv district received 15 years of imprisonment with confiscation of property in the kharkiv region, the regional prosecutor's office reported a 39-year-old resident of the village of vysochynov to the enemy of the location of the ukrainian military and equipment and transmitted data through social networks to the fighters of the so -called dnr and lnr. faster identification of those killed in the previously occupied territories, the head of the national police, ihor klymenko, announced on the air of the telethon, almost 1,600 bodies of those killed and tortured by the russians, but some of them have not yet been identified. american partners have provided ukraine with two mobile dna laboratories. criminalists are conducting tests and will identify the victims soon. 26 more such laboratories should be handed over to us. in buch, they said goodbye to a soldier of the 10th mountain assault briga

we are now at such a difficult point because the united states of america is really preparing for the mid-term elections for the united states congressonths, everyone will be very actively engaged in, well , at least in the congress, they will be engaged in precisely by the election company and this is definitely unfortunately, it will also affect the possibility of additional decisions or the allocation of additional funds for ukraine so far we are using or the administration uses those funds to allocate new new portions of military aid and military specific types of weapons that are included in this forty-billion package that was approved in the spring by the congress of the united states, but unfortunately, these funds will soon be exhausted quite quickly, and now, in my opinion, our key the task of all politicians and all public activists who have connections with the united states and even media contacts with the united states should be aimed at trying to develop a new the possibility of a new aid package for ukraine, i am convinced that it will be very difficult to do uh, from my assessment of the mood, despite the fact that we

john: the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3, 1863 has posthumouslywarded the medal of honor to staff sergeant edward kaneshiro, united states army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. staff sergeant edward kaneshiro distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity beyond the call of duty while serving as an infantry squad reader with troop c ninth calvary near -- on december 1, 1966. not knowing the village was heavily fortified with a fully bunker it in concealed trench system and garretson by the north vietnamese -- and garrisoned by the north vietnamese troops, two squads of the platoon had deployed to its center while staff sergeant kan eshiro scatter the train to the east of the village. the entrenched enemy force erupted with machine guns and small arms fire against the two squads at the center of the village, killing the platoon leader and the point man, wounding four others and suppressing the surviving soldiers. staff sergeant kaneshiro moved with his men to the sound

the people who are elected, especially to the united states congress will decide the outcome of all ofhese issues. the ability of us to pass voting rights legislation, the freedom to vote act will be a function of who is in congress. host: vice president on face the nation yesterday. also on fox news sunday republican from wyoming conference chair and he also talked a bit about 2022. [video clip] >> republicans believe they have the golden opportunity to win the majority but herschel walker eric barton and dr. oz are not winning over the voters is there a possibility the gop could blow this opportunity >> >> i am optimistic about the future election coming cap in number. the number one issue is inflation. and all the issues people care about they look to republicans is the solution. inflation, energy, economy, chaos at the border, crime all of those nominees that you just mentioned, others are still in primaries that have not been decided what we know is they understand their states. they understand the pain that people are having in those states and right now you have candidate runnin

chinese air force, which could potentially come across us, threatening to the speaker of the united states congress. and that may well require the united states military to give and hands protections to hello c. and that is where the kind of an intended escalations can happen. so would you recommend to nancy pelosi to to stay at home is a very typical one. i think she should not have plans for this visage to begin with because it doesn't really add that much to taiwan or u. s. one relations. but now that she has said that she was going to go what indicator she would go. and the chinese government has come back mailing to you might, stays, it becomes very difficult with the united states government to back off under chinese pressure because doing so we way a moral hazard. so she may well end up having to go steve somewhere in london for us. thank you very much. and in other news, hong kong officials say they will open an investigation after a giant scream fell onto the stage during a concert. by the boy bout mirror, 2 dances were hospitalized after sustaining injuries. one is understood to be in a s

chinese air force, which could potentially come across as threatening to the speaker of the united states congress. and that may well require the united states military to give and hands protections to hello c. and that is where the kind of an intended explanations can happen. and so would you recommend a closer to, to stay at home is a very difficult one. i think she should not have planned for this message to begin with because it doesn't really that much to taiwan on us, one relations. but now that she has that, that she was going to go or indicate that she would go. and the chinese government has come back in the united states. it becomes very difficult with the united states government to back off under chinese pressure because doing so a moral hazard. so she may well end up having to go somewhere in london for us. thank you very much tom, not to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the well today. officials in lebanon warm that a grain silo, burning a very rude sport could collapse at any moment. the seller has been on fire for the past 2 weeks, but many the blaze

the united states congress there is a bill to expand the court. they should use federaif feder for abortion country, they should ensure the abortion drugs are available in my states, even my state where you can no longer get an abortion six weeks. we should use that power in a way that give people a way they can feel. this is an emotional time for this country. yes, the republicans are dangerous and my party needs to act like t it's just like vgs firefighters come to your house and they have all the equipment and the fire chief says we can't come in yet because we have to wait for a few more firefighters answer though they have all the tools at that i remember disposal to put out the fire. we have all the tools at our disposal to put out the fire and we need to get at it so that people are more motivated to come out not just because of clear and present danger to our democracy, but that we have elected leaders who feel their pain and who will ameliorate their pain. i want my party to stop playing games and let's get to business. >> this is the dis

wade as a national law by passing it in the united states congress. i'll sign it the moment that happens. >> reporter: the president also offered a message to those who oppose the supreme court ruling -- he said keep protesting. but clearly the president's other message to protesters is that his powers are limited in this situation. white house officials have acknowledged that declaring a public health emergency wouldn't actually free up that much money or give them significant new legal authority on abortion. anne-marie? >> bradley blackburn in new york. thank you very much. >>> former white house strategist steve bannon now says he is willing to testify before the january 6th committee. the close ally of former president trump is facing criminal charges for defying a congressional subpoena. lawmakers say they learned of bannon's aboutface in a letter from his lawyer saturday. on "face the nation," jamie raskin said tomorrow's hearing will prove trump orchestrated the capitol attack to overthrow the election. and raskin said that there's new informat

. >> this is just saying the obvious, that the united states congress exonerates these now all deceased american sailors for the crime that they were convicted of, of mutiny. >> reporter: after the war, the sailors' sentences were all commuted and one was later given a full pardon. but the families of the men who had to deal with the shame say that's not enough. a full exoneration would clear their records, not just say they're guilty but we forgive them. >> this is a public acknowledgement of racism during world war ii and an event that would later trigger the de desegregation of the military. you don't move forward by forgetting. you move forward by recognizing the sins of the past and looking to correct those in the future. >> reporter: in the east bay, john ramos, kpix 5. >> now, this is actually the fourth time desaulnier has introduced the bill and the second time it's passed the house. he says he senses the effort is gaining support in the senate. >>> a sesame street theme park under fire after a viral video sp. this happened at the sesame place amusement park in pennsylvania. th

victoria or other representatives of the congress come to the united states to get acquainted with thethink that the commission can accept such decision and involve them in the process. of course, we cannot accept it in a complicated process. for this, they have to apply to the people's deputies of ukraine, which is probably not possible until one day, but to share a permanent special parliamentary commission, which would include representatives of the united states congress and our verkhovna rada. yes, replay well, there is no such legal construction, it's some bulldog with a rhinoceros, we'll do it again, well, for this, you don't need to invent any organisms there a special investigative commission or there is an opportunity for them to vote at their meeting to involve international experts in this case, this is an economy of understanding of the united states and to give them all this information. hmm, a beautiful legal decision that will remove fears and again, this is a beautiful answer even to those claims about weapons underlines the uh-uh about the ot-ogegu of the weapon that

elena zelenska has a scheduled speech before members of the united states congress in at 11 a.m.ceived a letter from the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi, urging all members of congress, many representatives and senators to take advantage of this opportunity to come and listen to this speech, by the way, we on the voice of america will broadcast this speech, so it will be possible to see there about the topics that olena zelenska discussed with anthony blinkin, what we already know at this moment, they talked about holding russia to account, in particular for war crimes for russia's atrocities in ukraine, they also talked about programs for the rehabilitation of ukrainian military personnel and we also know that the secretary of state confirmed the support of the united states of ukraine and said that this support will continue further and also noted that he would like the state department to continue cooperation with the first lady, in particular, regarding some actions of the programs and those that also relate to supporting the mental health of the ukraini

the anger is there in the united states congress. president biden dealt with this brilliantly. he had regulations, there were fines for airlines they did not fill those regulations. and secretary buttigieg has just dropped the ball. there is no regulation, there are no fines, and that is why there is a consensus among a lot in congress that there needs to be more. kristen: you did so in a letter. you and other lawmakers sent this letter to secretary buttigieg. what are you asking him to do? massive fines, or using the law and the tools at his disposal to enforce some actions? what are you asking for? >> what we're cong for him to do is learn what president obama did. unfair business practices law, he has the authority that if an airline is selling you a ticket, they are representing the are going to have a flight and they cannot just cancel it. that is an unfair, misleading business practice, and he can set a consequence for that. that is what president obama did in his two terms. and he has refused to invoke that authority, and i don't understand why. he is a very smart indivi

usa angel biden and later on wednesday also olena zelenska is scheduled to speak before the united states congressgarding a meeting with the state department, so we expect more details from this department on the subject conversations between anthony blinkina and olena zelenska, but as the state department spokesman emphasized today at the briefing, this was an opportunity for the secretary of state to once again reaffirm the commitment of the united states to the people of ukraine and also to note the efforts of the first lady of ukraine to support peaceful citizens who are suffering from this war, also happy day in prague, yuli noted that the united states is looking forward to continued cooperation with the ukrainian first lady, in particular regarding the support of some programs, in particular, he called the program related to support and mental the health of ukrainian citizens who suffered from the entire ostap war today, a little on another topic , today the minister of foreign affairs is super brussels, they talked about the need to continue economic pressure on russia, are they ready in w

united states of a america. and texas is stepping up trying to compelme about administration to actually follow the laws passed by the united states congress t. and we will continue to press that cause. and again, it's important to point out the state of texas is not going to be deportingic illegal immigrants back to mexico. all they're goingo. to be doing is rounding them up essentiallyo and dropping them off at portsff of entry on the us side of the border. those arere maintained by cbp, not border patrol. that remains to be seen. what kind of coordination, if any, therern will be between the federal government and the when it comes to dropping these migrants off at the ports of entry. toi >>nt we'll send it back to you,. bill . thank you.si since the fight,in the administration has refused to enforce america'sca immigration laws. border states have been stepping up to fill the gap. >> texas governor greg abbott has spent four billion dollars on the texas department of public safety operationsp lone star to control migration, the migration crisised and recently committed another 30 million dollars to the effort. the governorther also jus

the people who are elected especially to the united states congress will decide the outcome of all of these issues, voting rights. the ability of us to pass voting rights legislation, the john lewis voting rights act, the freedom to vote act will be a function of who is in congress. >> when i go around the country as a reporter, i talk to black americans. they bring up voting rights. they also bring us police reform. >> yep. >> and say they two years after george floyd was killed, you have jaylen walker in ohio, 60 wounds from police officers. >> 60 gunshots. >> 60 gunshots. gun violence still killing black americans from police officers. polls, though, support for this administration from black americans has softened. how will you turn that around? >> black americans should be demanding and rightly that we pass legislation that addresses these issues that you have mentioned. i was an author of the george floyd justice in policing act. i believe strongly we should have accountability in allsts,lg >> arey ping to actually make it happen when it comes to changing the laws. when it comes

it is not a part of the united states congress and of course the department of justice would have tong a criminal charge if there were a basis for that against the former president or some of his close associates like rudy giuliani and some of these, mark meadows that were so embroiled in the crimes that were committed on january 6. host: a viewer described these hearings as a grand jury. they are trying to set the stage for the justice department to then take it over. would you agree? guest: yes and no. i like to think about the hearings as an education for the american people in light of the possibility of a grand jury indictment. that is, we have never seen a president or former president indicted. a lot of people say that is hard to imagine, that that with -- would create a ping-pong effect. i think the point of these hearings is to wake people up to the severity of this. i like to think of them as a play in four acts, planning, execution, cover up, and then i think the fourth one which is the most important could this happen again? i think the answer is 100% yes. everyone in ame

. >>>> it was no outrage in the united states congress. no one in the media yelled att him for that. it was clear that joe biden had zero interest in finding out where the virus came fromot and whether or not china was involved. now, why is that? well, the chinese government has made joe biden family extraordinarily rich, richer than we knew that we learned from the washington free beacon divide. administration has sent a million barrels of oil from our not belonging to him, but to us , the american people, our strategic petroleum reserve to a chinese owned energy company that hunter biden has invested in some of these to t tell you that the trump kids were so corrupt, all of them w after four years of the trump administration, but not joe biden's son . but it's not just biden and his administration that has ignored china's potential involvement in creating covid media are not interested either. why is that? well, keep in mind, the government of china pays american media a lot ofon moneyg in ane exchange.ul why not ignore what could be the

i've come here today to see help and guidance and most of all leadership from the united states congress in barely considering this national emergency and implementing implementing appropriate solutions, and i hope the swiftness of your actions can match the magnitude of the crisis. yes, this is a question for us to start early and support you didn't talk specifically about president police conference, which women have the number of days which means of the things that you're talking about. do you support the president? of hillary would like to see well, there are a lot of healthcare proposals, you know, and what mrs boaz she can speak for herself. but what we are trying to do is to be sure that in whatever bill is passed by congress that mental health and substance abuse benefits included equally with physical health benefits. i agree with rosalind. this is a policy issue not a political issue of what bill we support. it's more. what the bill contains and that's what we're talking about. she said i spoke with hillary very early in the process about including mental health. i worked with