galko, she watched how the united states congressmen today communicated with the press and ukrainian officials and explained the decisions. was passed by the united states congressthe united states of america on april 20, well, actually kateryna mentioned that most of the congressmen who came to the ukrainian capital talk about the historicity of the decision of the congress of the united states of america, and the speaker of the chamber hopes for this historicity, or that history will appreciate this step representatives of the congress of the united states of america, mike johnson, that's it... mike johnson himself, who for a very long time could not put this question to a vote of the congress of the united states of america, he said that it was impossible, that it was possible there only under certain conditions, and already after the vote he declared that he had done his job despite the possibility that it might cost him his position and rejected the objections that the process was being delayed. let's hear what johnson said. the house of representatives had a lot of important work to do, and we needed to secure funding for the government in our appropriatio

i appreciate the majority leader's allegation, lying to the united states congress is not a high crime and misdemeanor, you do not have to be mensa material to know that a high crime and misdemeanor is a felony. >> will this editor please state is motion. >> i will. >> sense we are not allowed to talk among ourselves about the absurdity of this in my democratic colleagues will not allowed us to go into closed session to talk about this. >> i move that we adjourn until 12:00 o'clock noon on may the first 2004 and i asked for the nays and yays'. is there a sufficient second? >> will the senator modify his motion. >> i asked the senator to modify his motion. >> in 2004 will probably be preferable but i will accept the friendly amendment that would make it 2024. >> the question is on the motion is there sufficient second? there is a sufficient second, the clerk will call the roll. [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] >> on this vote the yays are 49 and the nays are 50 when the motion is not agreed to, dependi

donald trump's friends in the united states congress are trying to pass a national ban and understand national ban would outlaw abortion in every state. even states like new york and california. and now, trump wants us to believe he will not sign a national ban. enough with the gaslighting. enough with the gaslighting. we all know if donald trump gets the chance, he will sign a national abortion ban. and how do we know? just look at his record. just look at the facts. y'all know i'm a former prosecutor. just look at the facts. congress tried to pass a national abortion ban in 2017, and the then president trump endorsed it. and promised to sign it if it got on his desk. well, the great maya angelou once said when someone tells you who they are, believe them the first time. donald trump has told us who he is. and notice that team trump had an additional plan to attack reproductive freedom. a plan that they intend to implement on day one even without congress. they want to use another law from the 1800's called the comstock act to ban medication across all 50 states no matter if it is cu

i appreciate the majority leaders allegation lying to the united states congress is not a high crime and misdemeanor. you don't have to be material to know a high crime and misdemeanor. it is a felony. >> would the senator please state>> his motion? since we are not allowed to talk among ourselves, and my democratic colleagues will not allow us to go into closed session to talk about this, i move that we adjourn until 12:00 noon on may 1, 2004, and i ask for the nays and yeas. >> is there a sufficient second? would the senator modify his motion? i asked the senator to modify his motion. >> 2004 it would be preferable. but i will accept the amendment we make in 2024. >> thehe question is on the motion. is there sufficient second? there is sufficient second. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] on this vote the yeas are 49,

history will appreciate this step, the speaker of the house of representatives of the congress of the united statesa mike johnson, the same mike johnson who for a very long time could not put it, hopes the question for the vote of the congress of the united states of america, he said that it was impossible, that it was possible there only under certain conditions, and then already after the vote he declared that he had done the ... work despite the possibility that that it could cost him his position and dismissed objections to delaying the process. let's hear what johnson said. the house of representatives had a lot of important work to do. we needed to secure government funding in our appropriations process. we needed to reauthorize the foreign intelligence surveillance act. we had a lot of important events and we got there. as fast as they could. i think you've heard from leaders around the world that it's being done on time. the chamber should have had time to think and act it is right. i think we did our job here, and history will judge it accordingly . you know, when the speaker of the house

the biggest reason ukraine is losing the war is because here in the united states congress, the hard action. that's it. plain and simple. no abouts ifs or buts. republicans refused to move because a pro-russian pro putin minority is running the show. a contingent that takes its marching orders from donald trump as one former house gop member called them they are like the putin wing of the republican party. >> senator schumer had more to say on the senate floor. >> even the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee admits that some within his own party are becoming evangelists of russian propaganda. >> we see directly coming from russia the attempts to mask communications that's are anti-ukraine and pro russia messages some of which we hear being uttered on the house floor. >> joining us discussion is eric swalwell of california homeland security. he served as an impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial of donald trump. congressman swalwell, we don't know how you do it. we do not know how you share a workplace with marjorie taylor greene. >> well, lawrence, it

look at the further development of events, maybe in light of yesterday's events, when the united states congressess found opportunities for a decision on aid, but in any case it is one local decision, what will the process itself look like? ukraine survived and continues to fight thanks to two facts. mobilization of ukrainian society and support of allies, western allies. when it comes to military aid, the united states is a key, key ally, meaning it will be very difficult, if at all possible, for europe to continue supporting ukraine without the united states of america. and i would like to look at what happened yesterday as the first step in the process in which the united states of america. who are actually regaining leadership in the anti-putin coalition and in fact leadership in the world as a whole. we do not know how political events will develop further. in the united states of america, but i hope that this is not only a step in the right direction, but it is the beginning of a longer path, and today, today we have every reason to be optimistic after actually six months of very pessimist

the biggest reason ukraine is losing the war is because here in the united states congress, the hard zed the united states house of representatives from taking necessary action. that's it. plain and simple. house republicans have refused to move because an increasingly vocal pro-russian, pro-pridgen minority seems to be running the show within their ranks. a contingent that takes its marching orders directly from donald trump, and as one former house gop member called them, they are like the putin wing of the republican party. >> senator schumer had more today to say. >> even the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee admits that someone within his own party is becoming an evangelist of russian propaganda. >> we see directly coming from russia, attempts to mass communications that are anti- ukraine and pro-russia messages, some of which we even hear being uttered on the house floor. >> joining our discussion now is a member of the house judiciary committee and homeland security committees. he also served as an impeachment manager and the second impeachment trial of do

way, this is the same man who became fabulously rich, i wonder how during his time in the united states congress states? but she doesn’t give her money to ukraine, she gives your money to ukraine. in addition, the newly adopted legislation by the house will allow biden to place frozen russian assets in a special fund intended for ukraine. it will contain $8 billion in assets that the us government simply stole from russian citizens without trial. we don't like you, so we take them for ourselves. this money is currently in the accounts of american banks. and the fact that this money is given to ukraine, even there is no cynicism, simply. this is america, look, and today we must not disappoint those who want what we already have freedom, freedom to self-determination, freedom of our sovereignty, freedom to choose our allies and our own form of government. some will say that we first need to deal with our border. the russian-ukrainian border is our border. exactly. the same democracy that abolished elections. and after the vote, the majority of members of congress showed how close our relationship

after the united states congress voted to allocate aid to ukraine, polish president andrzej duda confirmed that already spoke several times with representatives of the united states of america about the possibility of placing nuclear weapons on polish territory in response to the transfer of russian nuclear weapons to belarus, i will quote mr. duda. if there is such a decision. our allies regarding the placement of nuclear weapons within the framework of a nuclear exchange, including on our territory in order to strengthen the security of nato's eastern flank, we are ready for this, we are an ally of the north atlantic alliance and bear obligations in this regard as well, that is, we simply conduct common policy - said the president of poland, that is, putin, who tried so hard to blackmail the entire world with nuclear weapons. in december of the 21st year, all these ultimatums that he put forward, that regarding the expansion of nato and regarding the spheres of influence in general, in this situation, he receives yet another insult if there are american weapons on the territory of poland

everyone today, the topic of the actual allocation of funds to our state by the united states of america, by the congressed states of america, the second topic that we will definitely discuss today is the question of mobilization, well, the third topic is a possible parliamentary crisis, which everyone is talking about today. yehor is in our studio today cherniv, people's deputy of ukraine, deputy chairman of the committee on national security of the verkhovna rada of ukraine. and intelligence, head of the permanent delegation of ukraine in the parliamentary assembly of the council, in the nato parliamentary assembly, deputy head of the advisory council on ensuring the rights and freedoms of defenders of ukraine. mr. yehor, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. congratulations, glory to the heroes. the first topic, which i have already voiced, it is probably one of the most important today for our country, in principle, for the viability of our country, for the viability of our military and for the ukrainian victory, this is a topic that... refers to the actual allocation of funds or the blocking of fund

everyone today, the topic regarding the actual allocation of funds to our state by the united states of america, by the congressof the united states of america. the second topic that we will certainly discuss today is the issue of mobilization, well... and the third topic is possible the parliamentary crisis that everyone is talking about today. in our studio today yehor cherniv, people's deputy of ukraine, deputy chairman of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on national security, defense and intelligence, chairman of the permanent delegation of ukraine to the parliamentary assembly of the council, to the parliamentary assembly of nato, deputy chairman of the advisory council on ensuring rights and freedoms defenders of ukraine. mr. yehor, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. congratulations. the hero of the left. the first topic, which i have already voiced, it is probably one of the the most important today for our country, in principle for the viability of our country, for the viability of our army and for ukrainian victory. this is a topic that relates to the actual allocation of funds or the

speaker, madam vice president, honorable members of the united states congress. distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. thank you. i never get such nice applause from the japanese. let me introduce my wife, yuko, in the gallery. the fact that i married yuko should give you great confidence in all my decisions. i'm truly honored to speak here in this citadel of democracy and before you the representatives of the american people. nine years ago the late prime minister abe, who was a close friend of mine, stood in this very spot and gave an address titled, towards an alliance of hope. i was foreign minister in his cabinet at that time and i was deeply struck to witness the bond between our two countries. since childhood i have felt a connection to the united states. perhaps because i spent my first three years of elementary school at p.s.-20 and p.s.-13 in queens, new york. even though i was the only japanese student there, my classmates kindly accepted me and helped me immerse myself in a new culture. we arrived in the fall of 1963. and for several years my fam

i appreciate the majority leader's allegation, lying to the united states congress is not a high crime and misdemeanor, you do not have to be mensa material to know that a high crime and misdemeanor is a felony. >> will this editor please state is motion. >> i will. >> sense we are not allowed to talk among ourselves about the absurdity of this in my democratic colleagues will not allowed us to go into closed session to talk about this. >> i move that we adjourn until 12:00 o'clock noon on may the first 2004 and i asked for the nays and yays'. is there a sufficient second? >> will the senator modify his motion. >> i asked the senator to modify his motion. >> in 2004 will probably be preferable but i will accept the friendly amendment that would make it 2024. >> the question is on the motion is there sufficient second? there is a sufficient second, the clerk will call the roll. [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] >> on this vote the yays are 49 and the nays are 50 when the motion is not agreed to, dependi

his face and the justice system has been shaken to the core of the months of stalling the united states. congress has finally passed a new age package for ukraine. the crucial $61000000000.00 a package was foss, with broad bipartisan support, with $79.00 volts in favor to 18 votes against the drive to send it also approved aid for as well and time on concur doesn't invite and promise to find the legislation on wednesday. $15.00 is a great, a are now in ukraine, more than 3 years after the run. more than 2 years. my excuse me, more than 2 years after the russian invasion border areas are still coming under massive showing. a month ago, russia launched a wide spread bombardment of towns and villages, and assuming a region in northeast and ukraine, using missiles and guided gabriel booms, dw met with the residence of a village called filica. beside eve. com and the former residents who fled elsewhere for safety. the silly region 6 kilometers from the russian border before the month varmints in march, 4000 people lived in the village of the league. peace carissa. now about $500.00 are left. the regio

, yes, who say that in fact the congress declared war on russia, because there is no doubt that russia will respond... taking into account the fact that the united stateserritory of ukraine. this is, unfortunately, an inevitable decision that will have to come sooner rather than later. late. and here is congress, why is it behaving so riskily? so i believe that in fact, this is really a pre-selected thing that is needed in order to obscure the unresolvedness of current problems. they waved flags and shouted hurray, because... the state of the effect, it is like that, it can only be removed by a state of such, you know, a depressive effect, i would say, you can only remove a very strong euphoria. now they are trying to impose this euphoria in the western community on the ukrainian community, trying to impose it on each other in order not to admit that so many mistakes have been made that the world is really on the verge of a very serious catastrophe, economic, social, humanitarian and military. well, let's go back to the united states congress, where this vote finally took place. despite the fact that the republicans, as we know, for quite a long time o

and in _ united states, in the us congress and in the — united states, in the us congresshirdly, the criticism we have heard from _ thirdly, the criticism we have heard from the _ thirdly, the criticism we have heard from the united states, not only from _ from the united states, not only from former prime minister donald trunip _ from former prime minister donald trunip but — from former prime minister donald trump but from others, former president — trump but from others, former president donald trump but from others, _ president donald trump but from others, is — president donald trump but from others, is that it has not primarily been _ others, is that it has not primarily been a _ others, is that it has not primarily been a criticism against nato allies — been a criticism against nato allies it _ been a criticism against nato allies. it has been a criticism against — allies. it has been a criticism against nato allies not spending enough — against nato allies not spending enough on nato. and that is changing. when we made a defence estimate _ changing. when we made a

china in an attempt to persuade beijing not to help moscow amid tense relations with the united states. congressed ukraine with a law; kiev will be allocated money and materials for the war. the 2018 composition is empty words, lead singer anthony blinken, at the time of recording, head of the joe biden center at the university of pennsylvania, now us secretary of state. empty words, the title is straight to the point about diplomacy. anthony blinken visited beijing. now the world is structured in such a way that , as a rule, something is expected from any high-level communication between china and the united states. with such a close relationship , revolution. does not happen, however, evolution is obvious, the current status quo is clearly transitional. the fund for the visit is not radiant. the us congress has just passed and biden has signed a legislative package that includes military aid to taiwan, as well as a requirement for tiktok to change its chinese owner to an american one within 9 months. these are now on the mergers and acquisitions market. the social network tiktok was founded by

aggravation has now unfrozen the package that had been lying frozen for quite a long time in the united states congress is, most in fact, this mess has already happened, it is clear that this week the united states congress will return to consider this issue, and there is already the opinion of schumer, the leader of the democrats in the senate, who said that the issue will be considered and that some agreements have already been reached i will achieve it. yes, we had a great meeting in maralagu, we agreed 100%, speaking about assistance to ukraine, he proposed the concept of a loan, it is quite important, it has excellent potential for achieving consensus, but besides it there are others, the ro act, which will allow you to capture assets of russian oligarchs in order to pay for resistance activities. it seems to me that both of these ideas can lead to consensus, as soon as we come to some decision, we will present our ideas and send them to the senate to finally pass them. then the question will be given or not given, where the curve will take us, we ’ll see, i’ll explain what the curve means, becaus

congress part of his official visit to the u.s. in a speech he condemned russia for its invasion of ukraine and spoke about the alliance between the united statesnd japan and the strategic challenges posed by china. >> mr. speaker the prime minister of japan. [applause] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [applause] [applause] members of congress. have a high privilege distinct honor presenting to his excellency fumio kishida the prime minister of japan. [applause] mr. speaker, madame vice president. honorable members of the united states congress. distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. thank you. i never get nuts such nice subclause from the japanese. [applause] let me introduce my wife who is in the gallery. [applause] [applause] the fact i married her should give you great confidence in all of my decisions. i am truly honored to speak here and this is a democracy and before you the representatives of the americanme people. nine years ago the late prime minister who was a close friend of mine stood in this very spot and gave an address entitled an alliance of hope. i was a ford minister in his

to china, an attempt to persuade beijing not to help moscow, amid tense relations with the united states. congress supported ukraine with a law; kiev will be allocated money for the war. materials of our program. tercentenary of emmanuel kant. i know that the heart cannot be opened , open, shed light, do you want to attack me? but i’m ready to give everything anyway. yes. group hey blinkin - composition of 2018 - empty words. soloist antony blinken, at the time of recording, director of the joe biden center at the university of pennsylvania. now us secretary of state. empty words, the title is straight to the point about diplomacy. anthony blinken visited beijing. now the world is structured in such a way that any communication between china and the united states is excluded. at a high level , they wait for something, as a rule, in vain; with such a close relationship, revolution does not happen, however, evolution is obvious, the current status quo is clearly transitional. fund for the visit is not radiant. the us congress has just passed and biden has signed a legislative package that includes m

each of our guests for our airtime in one way or another. about the emotions after the congress of the united statesamerica voted to help ukraine, and you, as a front-line volunteer, probably also expected it very much, because it is something that can protect the lives of our soldiers, what were your emotions when you found out that it was true? uh, well, we really hoped, and my fellow christians, christians, ukrainians, and in america did a lot so that... after all, the republicans would hear us, there was a lot of unofficial politics involved, meetings were held with by our citizens of ukraine who lost their families, and they are from christian families, because unfortunately, here our government is not working properly, in america the republicans think that you and i here are all anti-christians, that the russian federation is fighting for christ with us, with us, they have an absolutely debased image of ukraine, they think. that we have an lgbt flag on every building here, and that russia is fighting for christian values, and this is absolutely not just a mistake, it is a complete lie, and the

kyiv time, the house of representatives of the united states congress will begin consideration of theew military aid to ukraine of america, prime minister denys shmehal visited the united states of america and said that both parties of the congress of the united states of america for... assured the ukrainian delegation of support for aid bills. donald trump believes that the survival and strength of ukraine is important to americans, but europe should provide stronger support to kyiv than the united states. and this follows from trump's new post, which he writes: how did it happen that the united states spends 100 billion more on the war in ukraine than europe, despite the fact that we are separated by an ocean. we everyone agrees that... the survival and strength of ukraine should be more important to europe than to us, but it is important to us as well, wrote donald trump. some right-wing republicans took the post as a signal that trump opposes the current aid package, although trump did not say so directly, reuters noted. that's what trump wanted to say, that on the european contin

he is weak and the strongest -- >> by design. >> the weakest, the starkest person in the united states congress today is marjorie taylor greene, not him. >> starkest republican. >> focus republican. >> i most called him speaker hakeem jeffries. >> the strongest republican in the caucus is marjorie taylor greene, not micah johnson. everyone in the room knows it. he goes to mar-a-lago, very much like kevin mccarthy had to go to mar-a-lago, to get the appropriate blessings so as to save the bacon. now, the reality of evan mccarthy was he went down after january 6th but he couldn't go again because donald trump was done with him. right now, donald trump sees probably micah johnson as a much more useful player for him than marjorie taylor greene because if he wanted him gone, he would have just unleashed and marjorie taylor greene would've put the bill in with privilege, in which case the seat would be vacant. there is a little bit of that kind of effect that donald trump has but the reality for johnson is he needs trump more than trump needs him. >> he is weak and trump strong. when mccarthy went d

the united states congress nevertheless approved the allocation of more than 60 billion dollars in aidis bill, not all of them, but nevertheless. they spent so much money to support their own american military-industrial complex, that millions of ukrainians will die, of course , no one cares anymore, so it turns out that american aid is an ambulance for delivery of ukrainians to the cemetery, in fact, well, then the bill on the allocation of money should be independent. approve the senate, then joseph biden will sign it, but the united states department of defense has already promised that as soon as this is done, ukraine will receive weapons in just a few days. we will begin to act as soon as the president signs the law. we have very strong logistics chains that allow us to deliver goods very quickly within a few days. for security reasons, i will not talk in detail about what will be included in the delivery package. unless, in general terms, i will say that there will be important things that improve the capabilities of air defense and artillery. well, what’s most interesting is tha

. >> i thought i heard senator schumer argue today that lying to the united states congress was not asdemeanor and, therefore, could not be the basis for an article of impeachment. >> that is exactly what he said. that is exactly what he said when he made this motion, because he stood up and he said i raise a point of order that impeachment article ii does not allege conduct that rises to the level of a high crime or misdemeanor. >> so even though lying to the united states congress is a felony under the precedent that the majority if leader and our democratic colleagues established, it's not a high crime or misdemeanor? is that what we did? >> that is precisely what the precedent established today. maria: and that was republican senators mike lee and john kennedy on the senate floor last week with as majority leader chuck schumer and the democrats refused to hold a trial for homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas over his handling of the southern border with drug and human trafficking spiking in america as a result of that that open border. the dismissal of two impeachment ar

way, this is the same man who became fabulously rich, i wonder how, while serving in the united states congressshe 's not giving away her own money. look, and today we must not disappoint those who want what we already have, freedom, freedom to self-determination, freedom of our sovereignty, freedom to choose our allies and our own form of government. someone will say that we first you need to figure out your border. the russian-ukrainian border is our border. exactly, the same one. democracy that abolished elections. and after the vote, the majority of members of congress showed how close relations we now have with ukraine by starting to clap their hands, rejoice and wave flags of a foreign country inside congress, look. yes, they love ukraine, but do they really love ukraine? ask any person in that room how many ukrainian people, how many soldiers, how many civilians, how many ukrainians died in the war for which you are paying, and not one of them can answer. they don’t know how many ukrainians died, they don’t know because they don’t care, that’s how much they love ukrainians, so maybe this

is the news that is happening in the united states, so that we understand that the situation currently depends directly on the ability of the united states congress to support ukraine, and by the way, our ambassador to the united states, oksana markarova, even explained some points of this bill. we will talk about all this in more detail to speak with vladyslav seleznyov, military expert and colonel of the armed forces of ukraine, spokesman of the general staff. or zsu from 2014 to 17 years old, mr. vladyslav, good morning, welcome to the espresso airwaves, congratulations to ukraine, congratulations to you, heroes, well, let's start with markarova and help, which will most likely be considered on saturday, april 20, at the congress of the united states. markarova says that defense expenditures will amount to almost 50 billion dollars, most likely this part will not be returned will have to and the economic support that will be included in this package, the government of ukraine will have to return, how do you generally assess these events that are currently happening in washington, do we still have hope that the congressmen, i mean now the house

mike johnson who he is the speaker of the house of representatives of the united states congress, whoseture was shown a few minutes ago, yes , because many maps, if friends also show the map that was published by the cnn new york times, there were up to 40 to 50 universities , but as mr. doctor said, the speaker of the house american representatives said that up to 200 universities now is involved we are witnessing that after the vietnam war , it was unprecedented from 1968 until today, maybe for some internal cases, for example, like the george floyd case, a few years ago, we saw such a wave among, for example, some universities , but that for a foreign foreign issue for. americans, like the gaza war , there is such a passion in different american universities . it has been at least 50, 60 years since something like this was unprecedented, and it happened almost 9 days ago . congress had started well, at the same time as the hearing in which columbia university was somehow accused of anti-semitism , the students started their protests and from there. the harsh treatment of the american

kishida in the united states congress, where he urged no to give up the leadership of the united states, and apparently he was hinting that the united states could also sell out. let's say there are 5-10 batteries out of 60 patriot batteries, but this is indicative of a very brave performance by the japanese, who are now, well, very strongly, so to speak, pressing for ukraine, yes, i understand that they have their own there, how many do they have 24 petrio batteries, they are unlikely to share theirs, primarily because of the very powerful danger from china, which has now increased by... times, but to influence partners, but now in the world is happening in such a regrouping of forces, and really, whichever side regroups faster, that side will have the advantages, and actually, all the strategic things will probably be decided by september 24th, maybe by october, and that requires, well, very... dynamic changes in decision-making and their implementation, that is , the supply of these systems, which we are talking about now, so the conclusion is to divide not only patriot, but also oth

united states. mr. yaroslav, how do you perceive the prospects of the adoption of this law by the congress of the unitedtes. what is the solution to this after the easter holidays, because we have been watching this drama for four months or the fifth month already and we see that there are no concessions or any steps forward yet, yes, i completely agree here with victoria, in fact any assistance for the... survival of the country is critical, of course the priority is military assistance, actually that the most critical thing that is needed in order to at least restrain those russian plans for promotion, which are clearly there, but we will not speculate on coffee grounds, it would be very good if the decision was made and people took part in it. to their own republican trumpists in order to have co-responsibility for providing aid, accordingly to be included in the process of helping ukraine, and here it is symbolic, of course, the quantity matters, of course the timing matters, but the very fact that the united states continues to provide a messenger help, and there is bipartisan support in this, beca

so in reality, this is going to be a very long legal road if the united states congress moves forward as expected finally, max, i think some context here is also important. here in china, where i live, if i want to go onto google, if i want to go into facebook instagram, x, or youtube all of those platforms are blocked by the chinese government. so this is a big contrast and it's going to be a big philosophical confrontation by the united states and by china's moving forward, i wonder if they are also wab, bytedance. there'll be a huge backlash in america, particularly amongst younger people have tiktok is taken away and perhaps that might help resolve this well, the backlash is real from young people and from business owner. >> so that is why i think there will be a long legal road in the united states and see if some kind of agreement can be brief. >> okay. mark. thank you so much for joining us from beijing so it's common environmental advocates are calling for a drastic reduction in plastic reduction of production rather to save the earth. here that call to action in this year's e

the un, the osce, and the parliaments of our foreign partner countries, for example, the united states congresstheme in the us election campaign. i don't rule it out either. and ukraine may be accused of some kind of usurpation of power. and the resignations continue only today, as if, in order to make it before may 21, zelensky fired five of his assistants, who, it is believed, did not get along with... illnesses that state department employees periodically complain about. for the first time , american diplomats in cuba noticed unexplained hearing problems, nausea and dizziness. the investigation has been going on for years, during which time many versions have already been born, including. as american intelligence reminded today in the russian media for some time i seriously suspected crickets, but now i switched back to searching for the notorious russian trace. the accusations were simultaneously published in several western publications, as alleged in the havana case. syndrome , some new evidence has appeared that points specifically to the russian special services, only foreign agents act

, we can see that now the law that was recently passed against the tik tok network in the united states congress is about restricting freedom. it is a statement, and tik tok is also important because it is one of the most popular networks in the united states, and even now that the media censorship issue is very serious, the news of palestine and the events that are happening in the gaza strip are mostly through this network. people go from hand to hand, that's why they actually feel that this freedom is being restricted and closed for them, they see it from the other side. we have, in fact, the literature of our country. one of these events is that we support democracy , we are against war, we support human rights , and these and when the events take place in the gaza strip and 30,000 people, more than 30,000 people are killed, where most of them are children. and there are women who can't defend themselves, and naturally, the military forces can't even tell them that their government should oppose it instead of coming, and they support this issue, even verbal opposition. he doesn't do it eithe

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the un, the osce, and the parliaments of our foreign partner countries, for example, the united states congressn campaign, and i don’t rule it out either. and ukraine can be blamed. rada, but the majority of deputies are also controlled by his office, which is key not only for maintaining personal power, but also in light of the upcoming law on tightening mobilization, while children the ukrainian elite, as a rule, is abroad, the son of the mayor of kiev vitaliy klitschko is clearly not in danger of mobilization, he showed up at a riotous party in... yoyo important tattoo, having seen that you don’t need it, yo son elita, and you’re ready would you die for someone else? the second reading of the bill on tightening and mobilization in ukraine may take place as early as mid- april. alexander khristenko, maxim shchepilov, kirill volkov, news! why were you given the title of hero of the soviet union? i don’t know, vasinkov, mikhail anatolyevich, forty-second year, russian, your face is like this, that you can pass off anyone as anyone, well , practically, i was such a simple wooden guy, but this on

modifications, and, unfortunately, here you have to understand that all that what happens in the united states congress america, when, at the moment, does not vote in support of ukraine, in support of ukraine, unfortunately, in principle only fuels these euphoric moods that have now settled in the head of putin and his closest entourage. ugh. mr. vadim, here is another story on... the day of our conversation happened, i mean there is such a category of russians who think that if they managed to escape to europe, then they automatically become good russians, but they sit in europe, there is a new newspaper europe and they write that hey, look, the turks proposed a new peace plan for russia and ukraine and have already given it to two parties, it turns out that in principle , telegram garbage is growing at the feet, well, like a media killer or something. that everything is being spread, all this at least looks very fake, but the publication in principle positioned itself a little differently, and now there is even an official comment from the president's office that they were not given any such turkish

before that, on april 20, the package was approved by the house of representatives of the united states congressus, both chambers of the us congress approved this extremely important bill. more details about this event in our next story. after months of controversy, the us senate voted on april 23 to provide military aid to ukraine. 79 senators voted for, against - 18. the package includes more than 95 billion dollars of aid to ukraine, israel, taiwan, almost 61 billion dollars of which for ukraine, write the western media. before the aid is delivered to kyiv, this document must be signed by us president joe biden, who has promised to sign the bill as soon as it arrives, the white house reported. i will sign this one. bill and will appeal to the american people as soon as it is on my desk tomorrow so that we can begin sending weapons and equipment to ukraine this week. this is important, the legislation will make our country and the world safer as we support our friends who are defending themselves against terrorists, such as hamas and tyrants such as putin. on the morning of april 24, president

let's try to understand with you the reaction of the russian elite to the decision of the united states congress to provide aid to ukraine. how are you at all? you perceive this reaction, here the question is not that it just happened, the main thing here is that it happened because of trump, that it was trump who provided guarantees to the speaker of the congress johnson that he can support this bill and bring it to a vote, and that's what i 'm relying on, i think ... the real concern of the russian elite, because now everyone there is discussing whether trump will support putin and russia or not ? well, this is a good question, and is there an answer to it? no, well i don't think anyone has an answer for that, not even trump himself. it's 50/50 here, whether it will happen or not, i think. i'm in washington right now and i just talked to trump's staff and they say that they are sure that trump will try to bring zelensky and putin to the negotiating table, and there will be very strong pressure on ukraine so that ukraine agrees to the loss of certain... territories there, but how will this happ