doubt that everybody we talked about, whether you're on the left, right, center, loves the united states of america. maybe they love it it a little different way or maybe they think something else should happen or there's of course this agreement on what that means and what the united states should look like and what kind of a society, that's actually what makes us strong. but when leaders come along and they take your love for country and they manipulate you and abuse you, bad things happen. mike knew that was a tough race. mike knew it was a long road to win, but he stood anyway. i'll tell you that's a brutal process to go through. and i know some of you in your are considering a run for office, and i'll say this. if you're considering a run for office and you know that you have that fortitude to just stand up and do the right thing and no matter what the result is be able to look at yourself in the mayor, then go for it, do it. if you have any doubt, don't. but if you can, do it. i think of jake on soccer in utah -- is he here? hey, jake. making a run for congress, and i'm supportive of him. he

whose european economy is the economy of the united states of america and the policy of the united statesa, which is subordinated to the same goal of maintaining the political dominance of the united states in order for the economic dominance of the united states to change, well, i want to say a few words about why are they so stubborn? well, it would seem that there is a contract, there are figures in dollars. well , take your euros or dollars. click the button. come to the moscow exchange. and there make the act of buying rubles. what is the difficulty? no it's a question fundamental, firstly, if we lead and continue. god forbid the trade in our natural resources. you are their currencies. this means that our money is in their computer, and they will steal it again. well, they call it freeze. they will definitely do it, so we definitely cannot backtrack here. for them, the question does not look fundamental, but it is fundamental from a different point of view, because this is a change in the world order that has existed since the bradton loot treaty of forty-four-forty-five years. it's

they did know who i was at the did know one thing, they knew i was from the united states of america,nd he knew that the united states of america change their life. you are never going to recruit a member of al qaeda or anything like that. people can always tell the story about one kid so usaid came from the university of illinois and changed their life. that's what this is about. we have to be that example to people in kenya and every other country that say is self-governance possible? if we don't get it right they are going to sit every democracy fails. if we do get it right there going to say democracy and self-governance can endure forever, even in difficult times. [applause] my grandpa when he stared down the nazis in world war ii i could never talk about until it went into the military and went to war and never understood why, he was willing to give it all. to some extent, he kind of did because he was always haunted by what he did over in europe and what happened in europe. we think of the generations, the shot at concord to the civil war, to all the wars in between that my gen

the biggest investment in physical infrastructure in the history of the united states of america. this case, we got some republican help. we got 12 republicans in the house. a couple of handfuls in the senate. but i noted every new bridge or highway, we have a republican voting against it sitting there taking credit. as my mother would say, god love them. we got it done, though. and we did get some rubble can help and i think for it. folks, the fact is that this bill, this infrastructure bill is going to transform america. it is not hyperbole. we used to have the best infrastructure in the world. now we rank number eight in the world. china is number two in the world. we are already starting to make great progress. just this year we have announced 4000 project across the country, 1500 bridges in disrepair. i was talking to a good friend, county executive in pittsburgh, when i went out there to talk to folks out there it was the day the bridge collapsed. just flat collapsed. thank god it was two hours -- wasn't two hours earlier. there would've been school buses. no one was killed

couple days ago that we are going to see a food shortage in the world, but partially even the united states of america. that's unbelievable to me. how could we, the united states of america, be facing possible food shortages? indeed already on the store shelves empty space. i remember a story a few years ago where boris kwreltsin, president of you shall--yeltsin, president of russia, was vitting and took him to a grocery store in the united states. mr. lamalfa: he was amazed and blown away and emotional by the variety we have here. yet the priorities don't seem to be producing for americans, even producing for those we help around the worrell. it seems to be waste basted more on environmental needs like in my home state of california where they are releasing more water to the ocean than to agriculture this year. why does this affect all americans? why does this affect you? because so many of the crops that you -- that we grow in california supply somewhere between 90% and 98% of what americans need of those crops. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. lamalfa: we are doing thi

week following the convention of proposals has been met with opposition from the us the united states of america has been sabotaging any effort to control the implementation of the convention since 2001, and therefore to control the actions of the united states of america in violation of this convention since 2001. we are seeing a series of concrete practical steps by the united states of america to bypass this convention and organize programs. moreover, all these programs, almost without exception, are organized on the territory of other countries . states today's meeting of the joint commission of the state duma and the federation council is the first task of parliamentarians. he sees so to form a dossier in which all the evidence will be collected. quickly other reasons for the investigative link, the organizations and officials involved, deputies and senators would also like to communicate with us deputy secretary of state victoria lunt and the son of us president hunterbiden. it was his investment fund, according to the russian ministry of defense, who financed the biological laboratories,

around wanting to get you look at me, they didn't know who i was, they knew i was from the united states of america and they knew the u.s. changed their life. were never going to recruit an enemy of the united states of a place like that. people can always tell the story ofel how one kit through usaid came from the university of illinois changed their life. that's what this is about. we have to be that example of people in kenya and every other country ss self-governance even possible? we don't get it right, they will cite every democracy failed. if we do, they will say democracy and self-governance can endorse rather, even in difficult times. [applause][a 's my grandpa when he started world war ii in september talk about it so i went to the military and went to war, i never understood why. he was going to give it all to some extent, he kind of did, he was always haunted by what he did and what happened in europe. we think of a shot at. reporter: , the civil war to all the walls in between from my generation responding after t terrorist attacks on 9/11, i know many of you in here on veterans as wel

well, i want to be president of united states of america has said to better prospect of the united states. some family call be in india. we have our own independence, foreign policy and our own independent thinking. so we do not by the argument of the us president, of course we do respect to view bonds by ben. it doesn't mean that we give legitimacy to give you points or we are in agreement with his viewpoint. it does nothing of that sort. as such, we follow independent policy when it comes to macro confirming in other countries. and we have historic relationship with russia, which is very solid time in relationship at the same time. we have very good relationship with the united states of america. so we do not be intermingled issues as such, you know, like issues which are of concern usa and india. we do not drag rashi. i'm so bad and issues which are up on body and b, i and ross, you know, we do not drag united states into it or we do not expect us to come and, you know, like, i mean, given and in between we respect to be we wind up every counterpart as such, but we follow an independen

they always need a strong ally, and this strong ally, or the united states of america either we, who ladivostok, i have been saying for a long time that the european union of 2004 has lost its subjectivity. i say yes, and this, when he did not gain, he had the opportunity, at least he had the opportunity to leave. he had the opportunity. who in the west, as if on command , stopped using the words international law against american dominance collapses like a house of cards biked many times, don't touch russia interests in poland are very clear, if you want to play the role of imbeciles, then go back to throw all these emotions. make a pragmatic decision when the americans issue orders. all the rest must fulfill what it is fraught with. russia has warned repeatedly. who is against tomorrow at 14:55 on the channel russia sleep well. sleep deeply sleep long sleep as if 10 velson is helping you again natural falling asleep and sound sleep velson sleep, as in childhood confidence gives birth to trust estelle angströml and 17 collections of furniture of fashionable styles are ready. choose y

may god bless you and may god bless the united states of america. and applause] ♪♪ >> the annual conservative political action conference was held this year in orlando, florida. up next we'll hear from senators john kennedy of louisiana and marco rubio of florida. this runs

of our time. and we will, as one people. one america. the united states of america. god bless you all. and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] reynolds -- replayed the republican response by governor kim reynolds. kim: good evening, i'm kim reynolds, governor of the great state of i will. like you, i just watch the presidents address. i listened as the governor of our state, as a mom and grandmother of 11 who is worried our country is on the wrong track. we are now one year into his presidency. instead of moving america forward, it feels like president biden and his party have sent us back in time to the late 70's and early 80's. when broadway inflation was hammering families. a violent -- runway inflation was hammering families, a violent crime and the soviet army was trying to redraw the world map. before taking the oath of office, the president told us he wanted to quote, make a

and now look at the number of mentions of ukraine in search queries in the united states of america peakslow decline now is the interest of no more than 11 percent. and do you know? in which state is the greatest interest in cases in ukraine. what do you think about them? but maybe vilenose, because there are the most poles living there. they are interested in what is happening there. and reason. as you understand, don't play the fool america is sung in the famous song of the group lube da alaska became worried and began to show interest in what is happening in ukraine but uh and uh, serious american analysts. political observers have begun to note very serious negative consequences, primarily from the policy of sanctions that the united states has imposed on russia. russia has not yet responded with any retaliatory sanctions, but the problems in the united states are very, very serious and about them. spoke. ah, our beloved. uh, with an andronic character. uh, american tv bellemar. no, the presenter is the highest rated columnist in the united states of america, the most popular, and he

these are people's deputies of ukraine or agents of influence of the united states of america withinare these people who implement anti-ukrainian projects within ukraine itself? but this is a rhetorical question. yes, to which it is still necessary to give an answer, who are we dealing with in ukraine and a very orthodox man with a mustache. who is the enemy well, his church, who raised his hand, who is with him now brother? yes, it is time for us to ask a number of questions of people who, including in kiev, were overly emotional in the first days. well, i'm not justifying them, i understand the logic. yes, because there is a society that is in psychosis from here. i actually have 3 theses. well, related precisely to this situation the first is about discipline. we must understand. why, this is the situation that happened with the negotiations. she, firstly, i once again emphasized this idea, they cannot be called negotiations on our part. these are contacts. this very important. this is exactly what we need to fight for, so that in the news it will be contacts contacts contacts neg

at the entire german elite, almost all uh, without exception, uh, are on the side of the united states of americader pressure from what is coming from washington here is the information since yesterday . well, you know well who oscar lafantaine is. oscar lafontaine is, uh. well, one of the brightest social democrats of the past, who 17 years ago ago was one of the co-founders of the new party. he is the leftist, whom i know, you know it, you know the other. no. i'm talking about this oscar lafa antenna is an extraordinary speaker, by the way, his wife co-opted it just for that. and he is, and he, among other things. he was the right hand of gerhard schröder and the government of the ribs. he was a super minister, a man who knows everything very well, who built a leftist idea; yesterday he announced that he was leaving the leftist party. on one of the television programs, he said that biden is war criminal. well, on him. naturally, everyone jumped in there. he is at the same respectable age. he said i'm leaving the left party. he didn’t have what i’m about to say, but everyone else has it, i’ve al

they went to uh to make sure that these fertilizers of ours come to the united states of america. e main task. not even the president the president will survive everything the main task of our uh our structure of our government our uh ministers uh, hmm our millionaire company owners. endure it to endure the first difficult months. can be the implementation of this policy. uh, and the results will be there we go out, and i agree with you, vyacheslav alekseevich, this is a historic statement, a truly historic statement, if we begin to implement it, despite the difficulties. we are indeed creating the conditions for reformatting the entire world system. not only the economic whole world system. you know what our system will withstand and even our ministers will survive. i don't have the slightest doubt. in fact, the question is how long and how long will the western system withstand these conditions, because let's throw out a truly global one. it it's not a challenge. there the buyer does not buy. gas tomorrow. this is a challenge to the global financial system, the existing one is a

i give the floor to the representative of the united states of america. thank you madam president. the united states would like to express it's appreciation to council members for this mandate renewal. and for the important discussions that brought us here. the $1718.00 committee panel of experts continues to be indispensable in investigating the dpr case unlawful weapons program and sanctions evasion efforts. despite the limitations of the coven 19 pandemic, the panel has nevertheless continued to effectively monitor the implementation of these sanctions. we remain grateful to the panel for their invaluable contributions to the 1718 regime. colleagues, i have often repeated the importance of effectively overseeing implementation of the 1718 sanctions regime in this chamber, which is made possible by the critical work of the panel. this is particularly essential in light of the dpr kays, escalade tory provocations since the beginning of the year. there's more that we could and should do to empower the panel and insure their work can be best leverage by all member states to fully imp

wheat, ferrous non-ferrous metals, and so on and so forth, they will not agree, and the united states of americall again sacrifice the interests of europe, because for them there is an embargo. they have already entered the russian energy resources. yes, they had something for europe today - this is essential europe, they need a weak one and in crisis. but now artyom let's remember what we all know about history, when germany was plunged into disaster, and then she was sent to russia today, the united states of america arranges a largely artificial crisis in europe in order to deprive the europeans and repeat the scenario of hitler's rise to power, because neither poland nor the ukrainian nazis can cope with the task of europe should become a poor beggar, it will be reformatted, refugees are added there, including the nazis who fled from ukraine and further, transforming it following the example of ukraine for years. so in 10-15 they will send us to us, maybe earlier the anglo-sections work according to the template, if it gives a result, unfortunately, they sometimes succeed, therefore, the pro

200 is russian gas, even based on the most optimistic forecasts that the boat, that the united states of americang tankers to germany, which, by the way, has no infrastructure, a normal position in order to replace, so i can tell you about it, and so on, our goal is communism , but they didn’t promise to feed the way, hi and so it will be all dash for 5 years, again there are different forecasts. these are forecasts, by the way, of western analysts of invest bankers and so on. and this is energy security dash industry dash economy of that very old europe maxim the point of which you say, this is the first second what happened after this statement? so we immediately heard the representatives of slovakia, austria, and so on, this cannot be. as. so what did i like the most. i liked the phrase. that's a violation for breach of contract. yes, slovakia which is 100% dependent on natural gas, slovakia its. actually, the prime minister, says, no, we will not pay, what happens the next day already from austria, a statement is heard about the fact that something needs to be done, it is necessary to agree

we are looking for after a short time the congress of the united states of america agreed, perhaps molotov proposed, but wait, what kannel said. chairman of the senate foreign affairs committee, don't you know? i really want to be softer, but with penalty points. the city of ulyanovsk the second gymnasium i will assume that kaneria said that the second front in europe would not be opened in the forty- second year. e. well, and this turned out to be true and later congress. i'm going to read correctly, in my opinion. nikonov's this is very well described in his wonderful book about his grandfather vyacheslav mikhailovich molotov, they were having breakfast in canada, said your enemies are turning to molotov. our enemies, but it was in english. and soon the us congress agreed with roosevelt's proposal to declare war on romania, hungary and bulgaria do not be surprised, dear friends. it was hitler's accomplices that these countries are the red carpet for the choice of proposals argumentation and decision let's decide. in the second half of june, churchill went to the usa to see roosevelt. one

they didn't know who i was but they knew it was from the united states of america. and they knew that it changed their life. you will never recruit a member of al qaeda and it enemy to the united states out of a place like that. they can always tell the story how one kid from usaid change their life. that is what this is about. we have to be that example to people in kenya that is self-governance even possible? if we don't get it right they say every democracy fails if we do they say democracy in self-governance can into her forever even in difficult times. [applause]pp my grandpa could never talk about world war ii until they went into military and then i understoodiv why. he was always haunted by whatd happened in europe we think of generations of the civil war and all those in between my generation responding after the terrorist attack of 9/11 many of you hear veterans as well. thank you. but every time we are tested, people rise up to defend this place.gh right now we are being tested. it may not be an external threat although they are out there. right now the th

this sense of you hear your ancestor's sigh, that finally, finally the government of the united states of americad that this is worthy of enacting a law against it. >> the family has struggled to get accountability for emmitt's death and to clear his name of any wrongdoing. the department of justice did reopen the case in 2017 but closed it this past december. >> what do you make of the moment that we're in now? is it different? >> we will have to see if this law is going to be effective or if it is just some more words only the books. on the books. we need to see if they're actually going to use it and enforce it. then i will be able to answer that question. >> the hope is that this will serve in many ways as a deterrent and send a message that the federal government is putting its full weight behind the protection of people against these types of crimes and that this is a demonstration how seriously we take the crime of lynching and the intent to eradicate the thought of racial domestic terror from our society. >> but in that moment today when a long-over due bill finally became law miss gordon

in the future, we intend to buy well tested and modern military equipment produced in the united states of america. of course we would be very interested in establishing a corporation -- a cooperation with the united states. we are delighted with every element of the cooperation that is developing such as the possibility of cooperative use in poland. now, we would like to have more forms of such cooperation in the military sphere. mr. president, all of that is strengthened immensely by your visit. we are so much grateful for that. this is also important for the representatives of the u.s. and business circles. mr. president, we are so much grateful for your visit. this is a very difficult situation, what is happening in ukraine. this russian aggression and this huge tragedy of the ukrainian people. all of us together are experiencing it with them, and this also creates a great sense of threat for my compatriots, from the polish people, because we know what russian imperialism stands for and what it means to be attacked by russian forces. sometimes even our -- experience that. thank you for your pr

biggest disappointment is with so many politicians now, they seem to forget that we are the united states of america. if you live in central america or south america or north america, any of the nations, we are all americans and i believe we better start recognizing that we are the united states of america. >> thank you for calling in. josh in spokane, washington. give us your assessment of the state of the union and the president's response. >> i just want to say that he reiterated trump's state of the union address years ago where he said he was going to build back at her for america, bring jobs back to america. build the border wall and make america strong and from what i am seeing, i don't see everything he has done. he cut off the coal miners in pennsylvania and shut down the pipeline. he gives russia the pipeline availability to get oil to germany which germany has bought into. everything he is saying he has taken from trump and has tried to make himself look like he was the one that did it all. my other comment is the cdc came out on friday and said they were going to reduce mask mandates and

he said this is the united states of america and you cannot make people take shelter. phil: you can give them a choice. the question is, other city say, here is the shelter, you can take that or you are going down to the jail. some say that his marriage are coming in, and indeed, it is, but those cities tend to have fewer homeless because it is not as easy to be homeless. they say that is inhumane. then the next question is, in other parts of the bay area, where does the tent person's rights and and mine begin? if someone front of your house and parked it there, and some parts that is ok. one of the supervisor is proposing the other thing is because it has moved into his district now, the more upscale castro district, where people do know how to speak and how to react and they have economic power. now it is not just over there, it's right here in their front yards, literally on their doorsteps. so that's why we are seeing a change. dan: he talked about the cost of the proposal in setting up save sleep sites. >> some other centers. staffing them does add costs. i don't

united states of america has been full sanction. and several other countries during the line of nato, or for that matter, united states of america, india has followed them completely, an independent policy in relation to russia. and that will be, then we have our case, you know, so much of oil from russia even during this time so that we used to reflect a fall bar independent policy when it comes to the question of economic relationship. and when it comes to the question of body and policy relationship and our bilateral ties, then we, we would be following that independent policy. and we will not buckle under pressure from any water there such because bar ross was macros most is before deal and have a relationship with all can pretend to be living back. and russia has been his saudi boss. and we will maintain that independence policy as such. not only in our bilateral trade and in our, in tom, so far for me at the international level when it comes to the question of solving any thought, any issue you will be losing that independence

collective west actually drew a line under the reliability of their currencies and the united states of americaed the eu. uh, in principle, the current default on its obligations to russia is now gas. we will give the west only for rubles, judging by the first shock reaction, europe faces a choice, whether europe is smart enough to soberly assess the new reality will have to be decided right now. this is a crater from a recent shelling. the battle for donbass is getting tougher 5-6, maybe the cars were shot and yes, they fought off more people who cleaned up and hid behind the civilian population. so don't i feel like i can't do it anymore. this is horror, and a thousand civilians are used by the nazis, as if living in a good mood, our cause is right, our military correspondents work in the most dangerous areas in cramped quarters. don't be offended. why the west chose ukraine as a bullet of battle with russia ukraine has always been a cornerstone in the american concept of destabilizing russia who and when cultivated nazi russophobia on slavic soil and where does zelensky, who plays the role o

you are seeing seven rate hikes expected in the united states of america. e just spoken to jane foley, calling down on her euro-dollar call and terry gannon call at the moment. -- and her yen call at the moment. dani: there's a lot of central-bank action this week. one thing we are watching out for, russia. >> russia faces its first payment on a dollar bond since its invasion of ukraine. a total of $117 million need to be paid in interest. while it is not a lot of money for the russian state, sanctions will make getting that money a lot more complicated. failure to do so could be the first step toward a foreign currency default by the russian federation. that has not happened since the bolsheviks refused to recognize debt a century ago. bonds are dollar denominated and do not include clauses that would allow for payment in rubles. putin has decreed payments the most foreign creditors would be allowed, but only in rubles. what happens if russia fails to make an except will payment? first a 30 day grace period begins. bondholders will begin to negotiate, but w

the russian federation launched this special operation in ukraine is stated, bluntly, that the actions of the united states of americand the advancement of nato to the east are to blame. this statement from official beijing is really worth it dear, we have a post on the topic of creating swift collaborative whistle. well, let's not call him swift. this now alien word from us is planning to turn off the indian analogue of attention. the russian state web development corporation and the reserve bank of india have completed work on an alternative transactional platform to facilitate bilateral trade. after western sanctions blocked moscow's access to the global banking platform swift, reports the indian newspaper the economy times, citing two sources familiar with the matter, the new payment system is likely to be installed at headquarters, both at the reserve bank of india and an external canon bank, india has proposed a number of such transaction platforms, from which the russian authorities have chosen an option running on one of the network protocols said one of the sources. the new system is likely to be in place wi

particular, the hwaseong 17 icbm capable of hitting any target on the continental united states, this is also a consequence of the fact that the united states of america and japan, south korea and singapore have unbalanced the security system, while in the pacific region they are responsible for this. again, the united states of america against this backdrop. we see, of course, surprisingly cynical statements about the president of the united states, jebiden, who, on the one hand, speaks, and then refuses to of his intention to overthrow the existing systems of power in russia. and the second is to provide these imaginary ambassadors with american liquefied natural gas. it is impossible for europe to find free volumes of this gas on the market, and an example is the statement of the qatar authorities, who said that we and other countries are not able to immediately replace those 40% of hydrocarbons that europe buys from the russian federation, you will then continue. it 's just worth it there, as if the performance at the oscars there and gaps about darkness and about autocracy about the fact that you have to fight putin, you know? europe must end its

more jobs in one year than ever before in the history of the united states of america. the economy grew at a rate of 5.7, the strongest growth rate in 40 years. the first step of bringing fundamental change to our economy, it has not worked for working people for too long to read for the past 40 years, we were told a tax break for those at the top would trickle down and everyone would benefit paired the trickle-down theory led to a weaker economic growth, lower wages, bigger deficits and a widening gap between the top and everyone else in nearly a century. vice president harris and iran for office and i realized we had a fundamental disagreement on this but were in for office of the new economic vision for america. invest in america. educate americans. grow the workforce. build the economy from the bottom up and the middle out, not from the top down. [applause] because we know when the middle class grows, the poor go way up and the -- now our infrastructure is ranked 13th in the world. we will not be able to keep for the jobs and in the 21st century if we don't fix it. t

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and military and of humanitarian aid as a to be gaining from you ma'am, birth and from the united states of america. but i'm sure that for instance, ne told, for instance, the united states of america and also your members. they can more because for as for this moment, we are not only defending all the country and only our democracy. we are dependent democracy and democracy on the whole human, over the whole civility, civilized world. we are defended democracy on the whole, europe, and nato. as you mentioned, it was created as the most safe, abby and l. e, and for safety in the mold. and we asked to take us to nato, and we assured that if we were a member of need to risk law could not be launched. even for this moment, reassures it always told me that i may meet the standards of the nato. well, miss miss watson single. what do you think of the fact of the concerns from nato member states that taking ukraine in as a member, for example, could raise the threat of a nuclear war? i think that it was this last 2 weeks. everyone in the board understood that put in it's crazy. and if he does it, we'll dec

website lemax.ru see in the evening the line under the reliability of their currencies and the united states of america the eu announced, in principle, the current default on its obligations to russia is now gas. we will give the west only for rubles, judging by the first shock reaction, europe faces a choice, will europe be smart enough to soberly assess the new reality? you have to decide right now. this is the crater of the recent shelling. the battle for donbass is getting tougher 5-6, maybe they shot cars and finished off more people, who fled thousands of civilians used by the nazis as a human shield of good mood our cause is right. our military correspondents work in the most dangerous areas chose ukraine as a bullet of battle with russia ukraine has always been the cornerstone in the american concept of destabilizing russia who and when cultivated nazi russophobia on slavic soil and where zelensky, who plays the role of president, continues his comb through western parliaments today 20:00. when my legs get tired , german kuzan drops help me. struggling with five symptoms of varicose veins has a

more jobs than ever before in the united states of america. the first step of bringing fundamental change to the economy that hasn't worked for working people in this nation for too long. for the past 40 years we were told the tax break for those of the top end benefits would trickle down and everyone would benefit. but that trickle-down lead to the weaker economic growth, lower wages, bigger deficits and a widening gap between the top and everyone else and nearly a decentury. we ran for office and i realized we had fundamental disagreements on this, but ran for office with a new economic vision for america. invest in america. educate americans. grew the workforce, build the economy from the bottom up and middle out, not the top down because we know -- because we know. [applause] because we know the wealthy do very well. america used to have the best roads, bridges and airports on earth and now our infrastructure is ranked 13th in the world. we won't be able to compete for the jobs in the 21st century if we don't fix it. that's why it's so impo

buy our gas with our own rubles is destroying this system that the united states of america is based we have seen how this signal was received by a large number of countries, and there they are still analyzing, but, nevertheless, they are already working on schemes for switching to national currency settlements. india china just announced this to nigeria here for some of our viewers, well, not weights, some country in africa is one of the largest oil exporters today. yes dura just said more . and this means that the wave has gone in this case, if this happens, the united states of america, as such a pinnacle of the financial empire of the world, will begin to collapse. they understand what is happening and therefore will be tortured. contribute in any way as a matter of fact, they had little persuasion left. they themselves are experiencing economic difficulties, so now they are acting in a manner familiar to the anglo-saxons, threats, they threaten everyone. well, of course, uh, we understand that for a long time, what is called here to play pretend. uh, some super power will not suc

because if you want to look generationally, like my mother when she came to the united states of americauires so much effort to extract, like if you look at the education system, like if are you in a majority black school it will be hot garbage and that is just a fact in other countries, that is not going to be the thing that is holding you back it is not the fact that are you black that you can't get a good education, like you say, that is where you see more of those class base situations but in the united states of america, as soon as you bring your blackity black kids from africa or wherever and you think that these titles of being immigrant of trinidadiaian will protect you, for your children they will have to experience what st like to be ed kailted in the education system of the united states of america and it ain't got no time fours, i will put it that way. >> trevor: tiffanie drayton, you have written an engaging books, things i agree with, disagree w things new to me, i hope everyone reads it for that reason, thank you for being on the show. >> thank you so much for having me. >

may god bless you and may god bless the united states of america. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ >> the annual conservative political action conference was held this year in orlando, florida. up next we'll hear from senators john kennedy of louisiana and marco rubio of florida. this runs about half an hour. ♪♪ >> i'm john kennedy. [cheers] >> not that john kennedy, this john kennedy. permit me, if you will, to tell you what i believe. i believe that america was founded by geniuses. [cheers] but it's being run by idiots. i believe that you can't fix stupid. but you can vote it out. [cheers] i believe, i believe that america unless we lose it, is the greatest country in all of human history and the whole world knows it. let me ask you something. when is the last time you heard of someone trying to sneak into china? america is so great, america is so great that people who hate it refuse to leave it. now, listen to me on this one. i believe that republicans are not perfect. i believe that republicans are not perfect, but the other side is crazy. [cheers and a

i will explain, because the government of ukraine is completely under the control of the united states of americag. in this country, if the leadership of the country follows all your instructions and no uh, public organizations, international organizations can do anything. uh, if the authorities themselves cover up the activities of these laboratories. by the way, this is the ideal scheme. indeed, when the government itself covers up something you will do. you know what a short question. understandably? what? well, look, yes friends, look at this map. imagine what it is that in our country there would be such a number of laboratories, where all this abomination that the root listed, olesya recalled all these some there. e that lyremia there anthrax hell, that and so on. understandably a nasty neighbor now. well , if well, objectively speaking, for sure, they are well protected and well equipped there. i hope, i'm guessing, yes, what's the danger of uh , such placement. especially such a heap, especially such, so to speak, e large-scale as you see for ukraine and for neighboring countries, let's s

russia in general is there, well, a partner in the third ten for the united states of america in terms of foreign trade. but at the same time, the americans they are pushing europe to give up now on russian gas, or in any case , to pay for this gas in rubles and to increase spending on armaments. at the same time, they also deprive themselves of the very same fertilizers, metals, and everything else. what russia can offer vasily georgievich koltashov, economist, director of the institute of the new society. um, well, in general, how do you rate? here is the challenge that western politicians and western economies have actually set for themselves. you know, it seems to me that they cover up with the theme of ukraine what should have happened anyway. after all, since 2008 they have introduced a policy of unrestrained monetary missions, kept key rates ultra-low, but i'm talking about the us federal reserve, the rate is now near zero and they are planning it very, very honey. at and long raise so as to raise it quite a bit at the same time, as in response to the high inflation of the seven

state of the union. we sent a signal to ukraine in the world that we, the united states of america, stand with the ukrainian people. we stand with them. [cheers and applause] vladimir putin -- [applause] vladimir putin's latest attack on ukraine was premeditated and unprovoked. he has rejected repeated calls for diplomacy. he thought the west and nato would not respond. he thought he could divide us at home, but he was wrong. we are ready. we spent countless hours unifying european allies. we countered russia's lies and misinformation. putin is now isolated from the world more than ever. we will continue to aid ukrainian people as they defend their country and help ease their suffering in the process. when the history of this era is written, ukraine will have left russia weaker and the rest of the world stronger. [applause] they are amazing. and amazing people. i have spent much time there over the years. they are amazing people, and we are growing stronger at home as well. as i said last night, there is no greater testimony to the resilience of the american people than the progress you have all made in the

united states. i remember the national memorial mount rushmore. the basis of your prominent presidents, those who laid the foundation of the united states of americamocracy, independence, freedom. for every person who works diligently, who lives honestly, who respects the law, we in ukraine want the same for our people. all that is a normal part of your own life. ladies and gentlemen, americans, in your great history you would understand ukrainians. understand us now. we need you right now. remember pearl harbor. the morning of december 7, 1941, when your sky was black from the plains attacking you. remember. remember september 11. a terrible day in 2001 when people tried to turn your cities into battlefields. when innocent people were attacked attacked from the air. like no one else expected it. you cannot stop it. our country experiences the same every day. right now this moment, every night for three weeks, various ukrainian cities, russia has turned the ukrainians guy -- the ukrainian sky into a source of death for thousands of people. russian troops have fired 1000 missiles at ukraine. they use drones to kill us with precision. this is a terr

state of the union. and together, we sent an unmistakable signal to ukraine and to the world, that we, the united states of america, stand with ukrainian people. we stand with them. we stand with them. [applause] >> and vladimir putin-- vladimir putin, lastest attack on ukraine, premeditated and unprovoked. he's rejected, repeated efforts at diplomacy. he thought the west and nato wouldn't respond. he thought they could divide us at home, but he was wrong. we're ready. we sent countless hours unifying the european allies. we counted russia's lies and we countered them and now the free world is holding him accountable. putin is now isolated from the world more than ever and the ukraine people to defeat and ease their suffering. and ukraine will have left russia weaker and the rest of the world stronger. folks -- [applause] >> they're amazing. they're an amazing people. you see those scenes. i've been to ukraine and spent much time there over the years, and they're amazing people. and we're growing stronger at home as well. as i said last night, there is no greater test to the grit and resilience of the american peo

i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the chair will receive a message. the messenger: madam speaker, messages from the senate. the secretary: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has agreed to, h.j.res. 75, a joint resolution making further continuing appropriations for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2022, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. march 11, 2022. i hereby appoint the honorable dianne degette to act as speaker pro tempore on this -- to act as speaker pro tempore to sign enrolled bills and joint resolutions on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the communication is approved. pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 188, the house stands adj