and if we take a step back, months ago some of the most conservative members of the united states congress came together with others, proposed a border security bill. that would have put 1500 new border agents on the border to help those hard-working border agents who are there right now working around the clock. would have put more money into stemming the flow of fentanyl, which is killing americans around our country and devastating communities. would have put more resources into our ability to prosecution trance-national criminal organizations which in my career i've prosecuted. donald trump got word of the bill, realized it was going to fix a problem he wanted to run on and told them to kill the

no national abortion ban is coming before the united states senate or the united states congress if it did, it would maybe get 10% of of those bodies to vote for it. >> before that, he would veto it. why didn't you say that before? >> you didn't i said hypothetical? >> well, caitlin, what i said explicitly is that donald trump doesn't believe in a national abortion ban. he doesn't and the question of how far he would go is, to me like a semantic thing that doesn't actually make sense. it's an absurd proposition. it's never going to happen. and i think what president trump is saying is i don't like to deal in these absurd hypotheticals. it's not going to happen. and he's been clear that he doesn't support it well, i think there are maybe some women voters who would like for him, would have liked for him to answer that question. >> the other thing that he brought up, which i was kind of surprised by, i guess i would say, is he brought up this misleading, false claim that you yourself have talked about in recent days about haitian immigrants in springfield ohio, abducting people's pets an

i mean, that hearing became iconic in the united states congress for how it attack a very serious problemere was a very famous photograph of the seven ceos holding up their hand, swearing to tell the truth. and then you had the hearing itself that was televised to millions of americans. talking about were there these health hazards and having the ceos simply deny that cigarets were addictive. deny that they caused health problems. deny that they were killing 300 to 400000 individuals every year in the united states? well, let's look at a little bit of that hearing now. this is an historic hearing. for the first time ever, the chief executive officers of our nation's tobacco companies are testifying together before the united states congress. they are here because this subcommittee has legislative jurisdiction over those issues that affect our health and know health issue is as important as cigaret smoking. it is sometimes easier to invent fiction than to face the truth. the truth is that cigarets are the single most dangerous consumer product ever sold. nearly a half million americans die

the hearing became iconic in the united states congress for how it attacked a very serious problem but a very famous photograph of the seventh ceos handing holding up their hands going to tell the truth you read the hearing itself that was televised. to millions of americans talking about one of these health hazards have an ceo simply deny cigarettes were addictive. tonight they cause health problems for deny they were killing 30,400,000 individuals every year on the united states. what's let's look at a little bit of that hearing now. >> this is an historic hearing of the first time ever chief executive officers of our nations tobacco companies are testifying together before the united states congress. we are here because this is subcommittee has legislative jurisdiction over those issues that affect our health. note health issue is as important as cigarette smoking. sometimes easier to invent fiction meant to face the truth the truth is the cigarettes aree the single most dangerous consumer product ever sold nearly half a million americans die every year as result ofba tobacco. this

united states. think about the surveillance balloon that was flown across the united states. we worked in good faith last congress and that bill was never prat to the floor. this congress, people have given us the responsibility for the security of this country. there will be individuals who will bring up the fact that there are only nine c confucius institutes. they are operating in full force on college campuses across the united states. and there is little to no transparency from universities in what type of assistance they receive from the p.r.c. and data collected shows that the united states has collected $8 billion. some will argue this bill is too restrictive. the secretary of defense has never issued a waiver. that's why we are taking a strong stance at this time with regards to d.h.s. funding. we cannot allow any of these maligned activities or actions to continue to undermine the united states. you're either going to take a step in support of the strength of the united states and push back on the c.c.p. and rightfully identify they want to underminus in every area, militarily, economically or on the si

comes out of time when it is rated. diplomats are being instructed to lot be members of the united states congress to process of africa into dropping his case against you, as well as the international court of justice. we are asking you to immediately work with law makers on the federal and state level with governors and jewish organizations to put pressure on south africa to change its policy towards israel. and to make clear that continuing their current actions like supporting him, us and pushing anti is really moves and international courts will come with a heavy price. but so that's because says it would not would throw it's low. so it is useful. and in fact, it will provide facts and evidence that will prove that israel is committing genocide in palestine. these really requests. so united states is unlikely to happen because the united states to once to maintain its relationship with of africa in order to come to the influence of russia and china is always good to have you with us here, one of the international we appreciate, you know, so for me, for today, my colleague rachel ruble will be

organizations for the trafficking of guns, drugs and human beings, and let me say that the united states congress, including some of the most conservative members of the united states senate, came up with a border security bill which i supported, and that bill would have put 1500 more border agents on the border to help those folks who are working there right now over time trying to do their job, it would... have allowed us to stem the flow of fentanol coming into the united states. donald trump got on the phone, called up some folks in congress and said kill the bill, and you know why? because he prefer to run a problem instead of fixing a problem. our country is being lost, we're a failing nation, and it happened three and a half years ago, and what, what's going on here, you're going to end up in world war ii, just to go into another subject, what they have done to... our country by allowing these millions and millions of people to come into our country and look at what's happening to the towns all over the united states and lot of towns don't want to talk, not going to be aurora or springfiel

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american voters both in terms of presidential elections and in terms of elections to the united states congress states, which, by the way, are also very important, and as we can see now, they are concerned about this in the united states, there are also statements by official bodies, there are numerous intelligences, well, not intelligences in terms of intelligence, but journalistic studies. th plan, and this topic does not come from, if you can say so, the column of american conspiracies, but now before the broadcast i was looking at, let's say, the cnn website, and there is such an analytical article about what extreme right, right-wing bloggers are spreading, how they write, maybe without realizing it themselves, well, i have certain ones sad, doubts about it, not understanding, but spreads. messages of russian propaganda, i.e. here is what is connected with the election, and what is connected with the war, for us, as you understand, this is no less important than the election, one more question, maybe the last one, maybe before the last one, i'm sorry to interrupt you, in general, you were

so, when we return in november, passing disaster aid has to be the top priority of the united states congress. there's no excuse not to do this. host: he says top priority, but will congress make it the top priority? pres. biden: i think if you asked me that last week i would say no other at least that would be a big challenge. now, seeing the devastation from hurricane hell and images of flooding, destroyed highways, bridges, dams, over 100 dead i think you will see congress making it a priority especially before the election. host: the white house mick a request and will the congress honor that request? pres. biden: almost a year ago the white house requested over $24 billion for disaster relief, $9 billion to fema. congress has not done anything on that. president biden re-upped that request a few months ago reiterating i didn't get this several months ago. you have not acted on it. there are additional needs. congress has still done nothing. i think we will see action on that want it remains if that is independent supplemental or broader spending package, possibly another c.r. but we will

there is however sometimes another crime of neglect and this committee and united states congress is very much responsible for that. imagine that last time that social security was enhanced, richard nixon was president of the united states. you're talking about a state that desperately needs help and where 58,000 children are impacted. and yet congress has not voted, voted to enhance benefits to social security recipients. and i'm sure some of the goals here are well intended. but how can we convene as a body year after year and bring up subject matter after subject matter and not acknowledge the most effective and efficient governmental program that we have administered, administered for approximately 1% -- i'm from an insurance capital of the world. they administer insurance from anywhere between 16% to 26%. but here's the federal government with the number one anti-poverty program for the elderly and also for children that has not enhanced the program in more than 50 years. mr. favre, don't you think that that's pretty incredulous? >> i do. lars peculiars dor -- mr. larson: do you

the gold medal we are presenting today is the highest honor that can be conferred by the united states congressor can truly repay the incredible sacrifice made by our fallen. to the families here the congressional medal also represents our iron-clad promise to you. we have not forgotten your pain. we will never forget the ultimate sacrifice your loved ones have made and our gratitude will be eternal. our commitment to you does not end with this ceremony. it must be enduring. the scripture tells us in matthew 5 and 9, blessed are the peacemakers for they are the children of god. may the memory of these children of god, defenders of peace and defenders of liberty continue to inspire us all to protect freedom and democracy here at home and throughout the world as they valiantly did. we will hold these patriots close in our hearts and honor the sacrifice that they have made. god bless all of you. god bless our men and women in uniform. and may god continue to bless the united states of america. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mitch mcconnell, republican leader of the united states senate. mr

looks like... well, nothing happened there, the fact that the state of new york sent the united states congress to hell, well, they would have done the same, well, well, okay, as if nothing happened, very quickly on this matter, therefore if they act at... and then twenty -seventh year, so they are all thinking, by the thirtieth year they will prepare something, their question is whether the war will start quickly or it will slowly unfold, that is the only question, in fact, that there is, there is no way out of this current state of business for the elites, political elites, and most importantly, what is the way to restart the bureaucracy, which is hindering, objectively hindering, as it were say, america, they don't have a modern and clear-sighted view of the world, they need to put people in jail, if for some reason they suddenly come to an agreement and quickly put those other bureaucrats in jail, well, yes, then it's a quick reboot, but as a rule they show that repressions also usually take a long time, and repression is a kind of civil war with non-resistance from the second country, now

text was changed, it turned out that there was no particular tragedy there, this allowed the united states congress, well , firstly, not to condemn israel, secondly, to expand assistance, including military defense, that's why lies are what, unfortunately, is characteristic of american diplomacy, last week a week ago, you and i are here discussed the high-level week at the united nations, this week is over, sergey viktorevich lavrov really fought on diplomatic or non-combat contact, in the end it was he who summed it up at the press conference on saturday, i just wanted to briefly comment on a few points from this press conference, actually from this week, well, first of all , we are talking about... that on the initiative of china, brazil and other countries , a group of friends of the un was formed, the purpose of which is the friends of peace, i don't remember what it's called, the group friends of the world friends of the world a group of friends of the world, the goal of which is to accelerate negotiations on ending the conflict in ukraine, our expert community has split into two parts, one of

it is an accident of history, a relic of the past that should be re-examined by the united states congress. ... thank you and i yield back my the speaker pro tempore: mr. tor res yields back. mr. nadler reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: i reserve. mr. nadler: i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yield myself the balance of the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: once again, the federal government is just as it was this same time last year, on the brink of shutting down, threatening to cut off essential services for millions of americans. instead of addressing the real needs of the american people, the republicans spent this week spreading misinformation about immigrants, attempting to hide from their record of reproductive care and evading their responsibility to govern. in bringing up this legislation they seem to distract the american people from the fact their own actions repeatedly made every american from presidential candidates to school children more at r

the gold medal we are presenting today is the highest honor that can be conferred by the united states congressor can truly repay the incredible sacrifice made by our fallen. to the families here the congressional medal also represents our iron-clad promise to you. we have not forgotten your pain. we will never forget the ultimate sacrifice your loved ones have made and our gratitude will be eternal. our commitment to you does not end with this ceremony. it must be enduring. the scripture tells us in matthew 5 and 9, blessed are the peacemakers for they are the children of god. may the memory of these children of god, defenders of peace and defenders of liberty continue to inspire us all to protect freedom and democracy here at home and throughout the world as they valiantly did. we will hold these patriots close in our hearts and honor the sacrifice that they have made. god bless all of you. god bless our men and women in uniform. and may god continue to bless the united states of america. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mitch mcconnell, republican leader of the united states senate. mr

and let me say the united states congress including some of the most conservative members of the unitedtes senate came up with the border security bill which i supported and that bill would have put 1500 more border agents on the belt to help those folks working there right now working overtime trying to do their job. >> go down to washington, d.c., and let her sign up bill to close the border because of the right to do it. they don't need bills. they have the right to do it. the president of the united states of america you wake him up out of bed and say come down to the office and sign a bill. if he signs a bill that the border is closed and all he has to do is say it to the border patrol who are phenomenal. if they do that, the border is closed. people are killing many people. >> when all said and done both sides were happy with their performance. >> i had a good time. i think it was our best debate ever. i thought it was really good. we have 3-against one. i think what people saw for the first time was the choice in the selection between the vice president and was able to clearly ar

, by a bipartisan group of senators including one of the most conservative members of the united states congress. not bill would have hired 1005 at a more border agents. and officers that would have paid for 100 inspection machines to detect fentanyl but is killing tens of thousands of americans every year. it would have allowed us to more quickly and effectively remove those who come here illegally. it would have increased the number of immigration judges and asylum officers. i was the strongest border security bill we've seen in decades. i was endorsed by the border patrol union. it should be in effect today. producing results in real time right now for our country. [cheering] [applause] but donald trump tank to be picked up the phone called some friends in congress and said stop the bill. because you see he prefers to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem. in the american people deserve a president who cares more about border security than playing political games and their personal political future. [cheering] i'm so even though donald trump tried to sabotage the border security bill,

influence of the prozionist lobby, the largest pro-palestinian lobbying group met members of the united states congress this week. their primary demand to lawmakers was to simply reflect the majority's support for a ceasefire and an arms embargo to israel. ramin masahi reports from washington dc. in the united states, the largest annual lobbying effort for palestine. gathered hundreds of advocates from over 30 states to demand that congress and the administration of joe biden stop enabling israel's latest attempt at ethnic cleansing and genocide in gaza. it was the 10th annual gathering known as palestine advocacy day, where activists gather to lobby members of congress to simply democratically reflect the demands of their own constituents. months of polling shows that over 60% of americans..." support stopping weapons and supplies to israel, and over 65% want immediate cease fire. the last palestine advocacy day that we actually had was just a month or so after october 7th. um, and none of us, i don't think would have imagined that we would have been here 11 months later, asking the same thing, um, co

crisis on our border while former president trump lays the blame on her administration. >> united states congresst conservative members of the united states senate came up with a border security bill which i supported. donald trump got on the phone, called up some folks in congress and said kill the bill. >> it is much higher because of them. they allowed criminals, many, many millions of criminals. they allowed terrorists. they allowed common street criminals. they allowed people to come in, drug dealers to come into our country. >> one of those criminal illegal immigrants is walter javier martinez. there is his picture. an ms-13 member who crossed the border under biden and harris' leadership. and then pleaded guilty to the brutal assault and murder of 20-year-old kayla hamilton. her mom, tammy nobles joins us this morning. hi, family. thanks for coming on with us. >> hi, thank you for having me. >> you're welcome. so her policies, kamala harris' decriminalized illegal crossers. cut ice funding, free healthcare for illegals. stopped trump's wall on day one. she supports sanctuary cities your da

our kids deserve much more from the united states congress. guns are the leading cause of death of children in this country. this isn't normal and it shouldn't be. our students, families, and communities deserve to feel safe from gun violence. that means taking action not just talking about it, and i believe we can do that together with responsible gun owners. i'm a responsible gun owner. we want commonsense measures, too. universal background checks, safe storage laws, and banning assault weapons. these are mainstream ideas supported by the vast majority of the american people. they are about saving lives. let me be clear, mr. speaker, we will not accept mass murder and gun deaths to be the norm. mass school shootings are not the fact of life. we don't have to live this way. this year i went to parkland, florida, with congressman moskowitz where we met with survivors of the 2018 shooting. they lived through their worst yet keep pushing for change. we failed to do our part in the few short years since that horrific school shooting. even when t

from the americans, in particular from the speaker of the house of representatives of the united states congress. of the united states mike johnson that oksana markarova should be dismissed from the post of ambassador of ukraine to the united states of america, because of zelenskyi's visit to a military plant in pennsylvania organized by her, and only democrats participated in this action and there was no the invited republican, i will quote, please, so that our tv viewers understand what is being said. the visit was clearly a party pre-election event designed to help. there and obviously with interference in the elections, the visits of zelenskyi are meant. this short-sighted deliberate political move has resulted in republicans losing confidence in ambassador markarov's ability to fairly and effectively serve as a diplomatic diplomat in this country, and she must be removed from office immediately. well, a strange letter, to be honest, how widespread is this practice in the world, when representatives some party, government structures, and there the house of representatives turn to the preside

the fiscal year ends, the main issue, as you rightly pointed out for congress and washington, is generally to agree new united statesovernment funding for the new fiscal year 2025, in this case. i have already talked to some staffers in the congress, they said that they expect that the legislators will probably add the extension of these presidential powers for ukraine to the short term. resolutions on financing the government in 2025, that is, at the end of this month, to the short -term temporary resolution on the continuation of the funding of the government of the united states of america, may also add this clause on the continuation of the presidential authority for these 6 billion dollars. one way or another, this should be expected only at the end of this month, and again, just like last year, aid to ukraine is now on the second issue, after the approval of the budget of the government of poland. states of america, one way or another, that's all, i will ask the legislators already tomorrow and i will clarify with them whether they plan to extend these presidential powers in a legislative form, and if so, in w

court to hear the complaint against tik tok and instagram, which are american and in the united states , the congress of the united states is also stationed to block this platform. the only major non-american social network is fully supported by the us government tik tok is under intense pressure to either hand over its ownership to the united states or to be blocked in this country. the question that arises here is that the american government does not want to create a media monopoly and dominate social networks. what are you looking for? to provide the information they have to the american government, there was a conversation with mr. steve gill , a former consultant analyst for the us government. mr. gill, thank you for accepting our invitation to talk. in the following, we see the package of the world according to the picture. do you have any more information on the assassination? thank god the president's okay, i think we got a full report so far, we're down there tonight, but one thing i want to make clear, brise mortiif de merde vous avez vu ce que vous défendez. rivago. and finally, the third

yet, we have republican leaders in the united states congress who are not willing to do something torst grade at sandy hook and nothing was done, that showed me the nra had control over the republican party and they have not gone back. what i know, we need to elect a leader in this country who will do something to save lives read every day, i live in fear on if my child will come home safely. carter does intruder drills at school and has little nine-year- old mind is afraid that the little girl who talks too much is going to get them caught in class because the intruder might hear them. he should not have to live this way. as a member of the united states congress, i will continue to introduce policies like i have the safe act, that will give a tax credit, not taking away any was gone, but require them to be stored in a safe. you get a tax credit to buy the safe so that children, 14-year- old, like the 14-year-old in georgia, will not have access to your family's guns. that is the start. it is not the end all be all, but it is a start we must do something in this country to save our

his ridiculous speech at the united nations assembly in the united states congress came about a month ago. he said that our army is one of the most moral armies in the world, which, anyway, was nothing more than a lie. we saw that in gaza and in this the attacks that took place in the south of lebanon are the most dirty actions against the citizens of the schools that are even under the cover of unrwa , which are actually the united nations relief and rescue organization, the tents that are actually shelters for the refugees of the gaza strip. and this is the dirty war that jahnisi's regime has been following for a long time which was a terrorist regime from deira yassin and ghana and other places where it happened and even you saw how many captives came to their own hands to free them. and we see this crime being committed even today, that the ignorant zionist regime in southern lebanon is following this action and using this same dirty method . jahrionisti is doing blind and brutal crises with this crisis . in fact, these insane actions are aimed at separating the ranks of the peopl

that stopped them from attacking the united states. in congress biden withdrew that legislation. been refusal to implement to pass legislation to sanction the icc which is trying to get prime minister netanyahu and defense minister yoav gallant on the verge of insuring her with breastworks for these two men these two democratic leaders. what is the white house doing about it? what is the senate doing? they're not doing what they should be doing wishes to impose sanctions to stop it from happening it's not just insulting netanyahu it's an insult and an act of war against the whole of the state of israel. mark: so will set the icc is a corrupt radical left-wing organization. funded and supported by like countries. countries like the united nations. watch that historic iconic courageous speech by venturing netanyahu i thought that speech will be remembered for the ages. but, for the modern man the modern man i'm not talking to people who support america the west and israel i am talking about the executions they are evil and ideological to them it won't matter. i also noticed all the

and, if we take a step back, months ago, some of themost conservative members of the united states congress came together with others, proposed a border security bill. donald trump got word of the bill, realized it was going to fix a problem he wanted to run on and told them to kill the bill, don't put it up for a vote. >> reporter: today, while vice president harris is in arizona, former president trump will be campaigning in michigan, where he plans to focus on his plans for manufacturing and the auto industry. in michigan, voters are already able to start sending in absentee ballots. frances. >> brie, thank you. >>> in just a few hours, ukrainian president zelenskyy will meet with former u.s. president donald trump. in new york city. he net wit meth president bided vice president harris who said their support is unwavering. >> reporter: good morning, frances. well, the unwavering support just over a month before the u.s. election came in the form of an $8 billion support package for ukraine. vice president kamala harris, the democratic nominee, has echoed president biden's staunch suppor

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when we return in november disaster aid has to be the top priority of the united states congress. there is no excuse not to do this. host: he says top priority but will congress make it a top priority? guest: i would have said no or it would have been a big challenge. seeing the devastation from the hurricane over the weekend, the destroyed highways, bridges, they said over 100 people dead, congress will be making it a priority, especially before the election will be a really bad look. host: will congress honor that request? guest: almost one year ago they requested $24 billion for disaster relief. congress has not done anything on that. . reiterating to congress that i made this request several months ago. there are additional needs. i think we will see action on that. it will be independent supplemental, part of a broader spending package, we will see congress take some of this in the past few months. host: the numbers, (202) 748-8000 for the eastern and central time zones. (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and pacific. if you are in a state impacted by national -- natural disaster

but i will say this that joe biden and i and our administration worked with members of the united states congress on an immigration issue that is very significant to the american people and to our security, which is the border and through bipartisan work, including some of the most conservative members of the united states congress. a bill was crafted, which we supported, which i support donald trump, god word of this bill that would have contributed to securing our border. and because he believes that it would not have helped him politically he told his folks in congress, don't put it forward. he killed the bill a border security bill that would have put 1,500 more agents on the border. and let me tell you something. the border patrol endorsed the bill. and i'm sure and i'm sure in large part because they knew they were working around the clock and 1,500 more agents would help them that bill would have allowed us to increase seizures of fentanyl. ask any community in america that has been devastated by fentanyl, what passing that bill would have done to address their concerns and pain that they'

all the junctions invoice, any disagreements, freely the strong bi partisan interest in the united states congress to seeing each of continue to make this progress, respecting and safeguarding fundamental freedoms can only strengthen the partnership between our countries and as the farm mr itself says, benefit the egyptian people. that's why egypt is engaging in this course. as we discussed how we can enhance longstanding security cooperation. whether that's uh you just made or peacekeeping contributions in places like south sedan, democratic republic, chicago, or as the minister mentioned the fight against isis and other expenses and sign up and as it continues to be. and been dispensable partner in pursuing the cease fire and god, one that brings the hostages home that relieves the suffering people gaza and creates the foundation for new during peace. i think the president, on the foreign minister and other colleagues regents commitment to this work. and we discussed the importance of getting this deal across the finish line. something will continue to pursue along with our guitar and counterpar

or like the united states congress has. all they have is that very simple policy and a commitment from their government that they would make it actuarial sound -- actuarially sound. and instead what they get is doubt and fear and the fact that the trust fund will be cut 20%, now by 2033, if congress continues to do nothing. it's long overdue. why is it, citizens must ask, that congress can't come together to take care of the very citizens we're sworn to serve? on an insurance plan that's the most efficient in government, operating at under 1% administrative costs, you can't find another agency in the private sector, and i hail from an insurance capital, to administer insurance is anywhere from 15% to 26%. in government they do it for under 1%. act, congress. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from guam, mr. moylan, for five minutes. mr. moylan: mr. speaker, i rise to recognize and honor sergeant major juan, a proud son of guam who sadly passed away on september 3, 2

organizations for the trafficking of guns, drugs and human beings, and let me say that the united states congress, including some of the most conservative members of the united states senate, came up with a border security bill, which i supported, and that bill would have put 1,500 more border agents on the border to help those folks who are working there right now over time trying to do their job, it would have allowed us to stem the flow. fentinol coming into the united states. i know there are so many families watching tonight who have been personally affected by the surge of fentinol in our country. that bill would have put more resources to allow us to prosecute transnational criminal organizations for trafficking and guns, drugs and human beings. but you know what happened to that bill? donald trump got on the phone, called up some folks in congress and said kill the bill, and you know why? because he prefer to run a problem instead of fixing. a problem and understand, this comes a time where the people of our country actually need a leader who engages in solutions, who actually addresses t

uh, have we seen israel doing what they're doing before now, they they have approached the united states congress to - for it to pressure south africa into dropping these icjks, it looks like some kind of soft espionage. have we seen israel doing this before, where have they done it before, have they succeeded, and then what can we do to to stop it, to stop them from doing this? well, they haven't done it before because they've never had to do it before, nobody has had the courage to do what the government of south africa did, nobody has taken them before the ic. nobody has charged them with genocide and nobody has ensured that the case traveled so far, so successfully, such that israel is now formally on trial for genocide, so they've never been in that situation before, they were always able to cut these things off at the pass before they ever reached this kind of level of juridical uh struggle, but they have many tools. in their toolbox, they have many weapons in their armor, sometimes they will be extremely violent weapons and they don't only exercise them territorial, extraterritorially, i m

ivan, look, well, president zelensky today told the members of the united states congress about his plantory. the day after tomorrow, he will present it to the president of the united states, joseph biden, right? if talk about the military component of this victory plan. we understand that the united states should dare to take several... important steps, in your opinion, what official kyiv is counting on, yes, speaking of the need for the united states to come to meet us. well , i understand that the calculation is for the united states of america to open, well, something like a literal lend-lease, well, in the sense, as we understood it in his mediaptor, that is, when we are transferred to us, well, the maximum number of all possible samples of armored vehicles, missiles armament, air defense, planes in the end, well, the request that the usa also give us its f-16s, and not only european countries, it still remains relevant, there the line can be expanded to anything, because i recall in one from western publications, for example, there was the fact that we asked the americans for c-17