and judiciary enjoy less than 20% trust us citizens, and the lowest rate in the ranking of the us congress onlyight percent of pakistani authorities are investigating the largest terrorist attack in recent years on sunday, a suicide bomber blew himself up during the congress of a religious party that is part of the ruling coalition, killing 54 people, more than 80 victims are in hospital in a terrorist attack suspected the islamic state sent condolences to the president of pakistan by the head of the belarusian state, minsk strongly condemns any form and manifestation of terrorism and extremism, an inhuman act. v kore on the eve of the general elections, this is an attack on the international basis of democracy, alexander lukashenko emphasized more than 140 episodes of criminal activity, the details of the criminal case of an extremist orientation were revealed by the investigators, the accused 46-year-old minsker for 2.5 years from 2020 to 2022, as it turned out, he is a big fan of radical groups and extremist chats wrote over a thousand 100 different messages in destructive resources, publicl

media and the judiciary are trusted by less than 20% of american citizens, and the us congress has the lowest rating of onlyt. continuing the theme of trust, the latvians demand early elections to the riga duma, this idea was supported by almost half of the country's population. the reason is corruption scandals in the traffic department. they somehow lost several million euros, while the so-called investigation did not reveal serious violations. well, heads still flew, leaving his post, already the former mayor accused his colleagues of betraying his colleagues in the interests of the mining and road logic from stress , the official, apparently, fell into childhood and brought an infantile argument. i didn't like it. so let no one get it. europe is catastrophically unable to cope with the flow of african and asian migrants on the front line italy, refugees continue to stay on the island of lampedusa, many die on the way , the rescued are kept in overcrowded camps due to inhuman conditions, lack of food and medicine, forced migrants, literally defeated several social institutions of lampedusa . up to four t

congress, only 5% of congress is. first off, younger americans aren't being represented, their needs, their issues. there is a danger of us kind of becoming a becoming gray america. >> boomers, that is a big demographic group and keep politicians in office, no? >> it is. ok boomer means not long ago where genz. i'm a boomer myself. but there is a members have power. and for younger generations. >> while you talk about younger people not having their views represented, what if we look at it from the framework of race. is there a racial component to extreme longevity? >> there is. excluding asia where we have power house nations like japan, you know, in this country, 8-10, people who live to 100 are white. and i can't imagine something more emblem attic of inequity than time itself and the way people live on average about six years longer than black people in america, something we have to close that gap somehow. >> right. i'm not sure there is an answer but there is a wealth gap and a lot of wealthy people chasing the fountain of youth and putting money into that. but to ask you, collectively, is that a problem? >> well, yo

congress on january six that the actual number was zero. number 18 was trump's lie about at least 1023 georgians have been funded after registering using only a po box. raffensperger told congress that a simple google search said many of the supposed people boxes were actually apartments. number 19 was trump side that as many as 2560 felons and illegally voted in the state. raffensperger said, his analysis showed that the maximum even potential number of such voters was 74. number 20 is trump slide that during this infamous phone call with raffensperger were pressured him to overturn biden's win, raffensperger was unwilling or unable to address his various debunked claims. in reality, raffensperger personally debunked them in detail and at late. and then the indictment, victor gets into trump's lies to georgia officials even quoting raffensperger about what happened in other states. number 21 once is like that 100 and 39% of detroit residents voted, nonsense in fact, detroit had 51% turnout. number 22 was a slide that pennsylvania counted more than 200,000 more votes than it had actual voters. again, just to meet up. not even close to. true

and 45% say that it is only necessary for the time being, the united states provided us with security, and only $42.8 billion in aid. and now president biden is appeal to the congressukraine with an additional 24 billion in total, but 13 billion for security. well, of course, this will be a discussion . of course, all these trumpians will say that this money does not need to be pickled. well, even more so considering the scandals that are going on. ukraine is also tied to hunter biden and it seems that the corruption of biden himself is connected with ukraine. of course , if it actually existed, it is connected with ukraine during the time of yanukovych and other very good owners who are now in the russian federation . is located but for propaganda domestic, that's enough. well, it's very interesting that uh, actually, you know, it's such an interesting phenomenon that the democrats have become like cold war hawks , like cold war republicans, and uh, the republics, on the contrary, are extremely liberal. 62% of democrats say that they should vote for additional aid in the a time when only a third, a little less than a third, of republicans think so, that is, clones

only necessary for the time being, the united states has provided us with only $42.8 billion in aid. now, president biden, ask congresside ukraine with an additional 24 billion in total, but 13 billion for security. well, of course, this will be a discussion . of course, all these trumpians will say that this money should not be marinated. especially considering those the scandals that are going on and ukraine is tied to hunter biden and the alleged corruption of biden himself is connected with ukraine. of course , if it really existed, it is connected with ukraine during the time of yanukovych and other very good managers who are now it is located in the russian federation, but it is enough for internal propaganda. well, it is very interesting that , actually, you know, it is such an interesting phenomenon that the democrats have become like the hawks of the cold war , like the republicans of the cold war, and the republics, on the contrary, are so extremely 62% of liberal democrats say that we should vote for additional aid, while only a third, a little less than a third of republicans think so, that is , clones are

are endowed with only one function, so according to experts , where - jure in the process of judicial reform will also not prevent us at the legislative level from turning the congress into a full-fledged institution with a wide range of powers, and this has not yet happened we can only hope that on september 21, representatives of law schools will finally elect their representative in the supreme council of justice, and a successful judicial reform will lead ukraine to the european union. for today, all of this was judicial control and i am tetyana shustrova . if you want to report corrupt judges or illegal decisions write to me on facebook or to this e-mail address see you in exactly a week everything is fine sprained my back or joints flamideze gel quickly reduces inflammation and cures pain in the back and joints flamideze during class during sports, the body loses water and electrolytes, this can lead to dehydration. and this is a medical problem as a sports doctor . i recommend reo when ordinary water is not enough. every minute we receive a large amount of information, i know the expectations, what is the event of the year, what is actually happening at the f

who are endowed with only one function , so according to de jure experts in the process of judicial reform, it will also not hinder us at the legislative level to turn the congressll-fledged institution with a wide range of powers, and until this happens , we can only hope that on september 21 , representatives of law schools in the end, they will elect their representative in the supreme council of justice, and a successful judicial reform will lead ukraine to the european union. for today, i had all this judicial control, and i am tetyana shustrova if you want to report corrupt judges or illegal decisions, write to me on facebook or to this e-mail address . see you in exactly a week. all the best. good evening to you, anna eva melnyk, and for your attention, the final news release begins with the situation at the front , the armed forces of ukraine continue the offensive in several areas, the defenders are entrenched on reached the boundaries in the bakhmut and melitopol directions, in turn , russian terrorists are trying to advance in the liman direction, but without success in

us lawmakers to to act. it's the only hope is to do something by the congress like pass the afghan adjustment act. tara campbell abc seven news. a redesign of a school bus system turned louisville students first day of classes into a logistical fiasco. about 96,000 students from the jefferson county public school system missed their pickup or came home hours after school, leaving parents furious. some children were stranded on the new routes for hours without food, water or access to bathrooms. kentucky's largest district says it will be reexamining the bus routing system designed by a consulting company that uses computer algorithms to map out courses and stops. sounds like it's back to the drawing board there. well, if you had an older iphone, you could get some money back from apple. owners of iphone six and seven models will get cash back after a judge ruled in their favor. the class action lawsuit centers around the phones, unexplained shut offs in 2015, maybe you experience this. the lawsuit goes on to claim that apple's software update secretly throttled the device to cut the number of shut

only scandal. in lithuania, a drunken ride was arranged by the deputy minister of foreign affairs. he was detained by an official who apologized and resigned in the us congress searching for those responsible for the catastrophic consequences of the fires in hawaii, where 80 people have already died. another one and a half thousand went missing, the verse was wiped off the face of the earth, the whole city, and when the fire reached the settlement of maui, its inhabitants were left alone with the disaster and were forced to seek salvation in the ocean. outrage was caused by the fact that the emergency alert system. for hundreds of millions of dollars it turned out to be useless, the democrats insist that global warming is to blame, and the republicans accuse the white house of spending us money on helping ukraine when they cannot help themselves, however , support for ukraine has shaken and foggy albion in london continues to strike medical workers who are dissatisfied with their salaries, the protesters remind that it takes them 15 years to become full-fledged specialists and receive from the state all the necessary license permit diplomas. at the same time

years, it had only a little discretion over its docket, even until 1988, it still only had partial right. congress used to tell the court which cases to hear, and that was part of the story ofi want s identified or you identify yourself on social media as progressive, let us note that the person who coined the phrase the shadow docket will vote was a conservative, which i get in trouble for because people i'm shamelessly taking advantage of that fact. well, but but he was troubled by it when coined the phrase in 2015. i mean, to me this is not about left or right, but this is about transparency and accountability. he or yolo and i think that's the the challenge for people like. right. and the challenge that the tries to surmount is to tell a story about why every should be bothered by the institution and the behavior of the court right. even if you are more favorable to the outcomes that's emerging that behavior than perhaps i am to be outcome agnostic. but but but you need to be procedure devout. yes. and in the end. all right. so we'll go to questions now. we have microphone. hands up. we're to take

because congress wanted to reserve for itself the label national park only congress could make a national park. since the antiquity accepted on almost every president republican and democrat uses to protect more than 100 million acres of public land on shore and many times that of off the coast. most every time presidents have used antiquities act to protect public lands congress is later effectively ratified that action. he's run a very successful campaign to encourage what's called and has trademark the name 95 national park. four those perks were first protected by the president using the antiquities act. this is not unusual. there are 63 iconic places called national parks roughly half of them were first detected by presidents using the antiquities act and congress came along later and said slap the park lane congress gets all the credit. in the 1960s responding to demands by conservative democrat from colorado's western slope congressman wayne optional he engineered and persuaded congress to recast her a lot of the authority that they had delegated to the executive branch. the first big success came with the wilderness act of 1954 there congress created a very new very p

us lawmakers to to act. it's the only hope is to do something by the congress like pass the afghan adjustment act.bell abc seven news. a redesign of a school bus system turned louisville students first day of classes into a logistical fiasco. about 96,000 students from the jefferson county public school system missed their pickup or came home hours after school, leaving parents furious. some children were stranded on the new routes for hours without food, water or access to bathrooms. kentucky's largest district says it will be reexamining the bus routing system designed by a consulting company that uses computer algorithms to map out courses and stops. sounds like it's back to the drawing board there. well, if you had an older iphone, you could get some money back from apple. owners of iphone six and seven models will get cash back after a judge ruled in their favor. the class action lawsuit centers around the phones, unexplained shut offs in 2015, maybe you experience this. the lawsuit goes on to claim that apple's software update secretly throttled the device to cut the number of shutdowns. the

congress and dr. carla hayden for not only allowing us to use this building for our event but also participating in tonight's program. the truman library and staff and board all they do to advance my grandfather's legacy and. our symposium sponsors they're all listed in your program with a special thanks to our title sponsor, boeing and presenting sponsor cp kc. oh, thank you all. applause please for our. my grandfather is often called an unlikely civil rights champion and not without reason. but 75 years ago, facing a reelection campaign, his first chance to win the presidency, he championed the very cause that could have spelled defeat. he had this to say about win lose, draw. the people will. where i stand in response to brutality that world war two veterans faced in their own. my grandfather put aside political concerns and did what was right. the blinding of sergeant isaac woodard, whose story we will hear tonight was a turning point in my grandfather's life that ultimately led to one of the most important and politically courageous acts of his presidency. in 1947, grandpa formed the first ever presiden

it was unclear whether the congress would permit us to help them win at times that was the only bulwark against terrorism and tyranny. in europe. winston churchill said i have great confidence in the judgments and the common sense of the american people and their leaders. they invariably do the right thing and after they have examines every other alternative. so i say to you, let me begin by saying that i can see in the eyes of the students and in the spirit of this moment that we will do the right thing. in race and weeks, every one of us has been made aware of a simple truth. white americans and black americans often see the same world and drastically different ways. ways that go beyond and beneath the simpson trial and its aftermath. which brought these procession so starkly into the open. the rift that we see before us that is tearing up the heart of america exists in spite of the remarkable progress black americans have made in the last generation since martin luther king swept america up in his dream. and president johnson spoke so powerfully for the dignity of man and the destiny

lessons that you've given us not only as legislative leaders leadership but as a human being and someone you can trust and inspired those kids. and he inspires members of congressht now on both sides of the aisle and they look up to jim because of his character and his intellect and his determination and it's really amazing. and congressman, changing the subject a little bit, it seems to me that the recent unfortunate efforts to make it less easy for people to vote is more cumbersome than it needs to be. that is a bit reminiscence of what happened after reconstruction in a different form in the way but it seems to me that is very unfortunate that in our country that there are any efforts that we effectively believe that we should make it easier and less cumbersome for american citizens to vote rather than these obstacles in the way. >> you are so right about that and i really believe that in this great country and i have said over and over again, this is a great country. he does not have to be great again, it is a great country and our talents is making this country's greatness accessible and affordable for all of its citizens pretty in the foundation upon that

us postal system. reported that in his annual report to congress the visible form of the federal government to every community. every citizen it's talking about the us post. it's the only one that touches the local life the social interests and business concern of every neighborhood. and went on to share that there are 58,99 post offices. and 669,766 kilometers of male routes operating the united states. but what are those numbers mean? right we can dismiss this as kind of hyperbole of a what his department is doing. and i'm willing to bet if i said 28,000 or if i said 88,000 it probably wouldn't have made that much of a difference to you. we're not that good understanding some of these numbers when they're operating at this scale. and so in part what my research has done is try to understand what some of these numbers mean. and to do that i've turned to a method. broadly known as digital history. this is a kind of lucy goosey umbrella term about using computers and technology to study teach or communicate about the past in some way. now i think at this point if the last year and a half has taught us anything in many ways. i think we're all digital historians, right? w

god help us and move forward, the islamic republic of iran or another country , the population is involved, only those who are clearly helping, iran and iraq, but with this conference and congressthis country , we need to see the presence of nemo. let's see mr. and young's message as a partnership. these messages are not a joke. operational partnerships are happening now. well, finally, the issue between us and iraq and today is very interesting. the representative of global health in our country, jafar hossein. this is a good study of values ​​and ethics. dini raised an issue about i did arbaeen and these sympathies and sympathies. mr. dr. jafar hossein jahani , he does this great and good movement of arbaeen like this . he does it like this . minutes after your arbaeen operation, what is the most important plan for the health community in the year 1400? see the detailed plans for the community . we in the red crescent community often see us , they only see floods, earthquakes, storms, and fires . this is not the case, the red crescent community, alhamdulillah. and that he has an active presence in issues, incidents and crises, both at the national level and at the internation

begin in a month, said in the us congress soon the resignation of the president is pushing the trial of his son hunter finds more and more facts of corruption ties and not onlyther. that is why , as the western media suggest, the head of the white house is ready to run for a second presidential term in order to avoid charges himself, and even prison the main source of compromising evidence on hunter biden himself was hunter biden, and this was again confirmed by the revelation of his former mistress or kennedy , he did not dedicate the new york stripper to the son of the future us president in his dark deeds, but somehow he shared the earned income almost the couple sent 17,000 dollars a year to each other, intimate photos, corresponded a lot. hunter called others or his only friend, the girl told in her first interview. after all, he never even had a family, he was a kind of shaving boy in the family. i don't think his parents loved him the way they should. i think for the sake of my father's approval. he's ready for anything . that's why he was so stupid that he took on this business with russia china ukraine he just needs approval or fucking father's love

congress have been misled in the use of fisa in prior years. there is no question that the scope of the harm to privacy and constitutional rights has been immense. the only question is what you are going to do about it. and i think it is a significant moment in today's deeply divided politics not only are the witnesses on this panel largely united in our views, but it appears that many of the members of both parties are as well. quite frankly, the f.b.i. is back once again in re-authorization saying that you can trust us. and for those of us who have been critical of fisa, it is an exercise of breathtaking audacity, including as congressman nadler stated, the continued reference to misunderstanding laws after years of litigation in discussion of those laws. if we re-authorize section 702 without significant changes then we have become a nation of chumps. it's not like it is being held from us. we have documented evidence of massive violations of the privacy of u.s. citizens. so this is not something that is being hidden. it's in plain sight. one of the possible responses from congress can be to let this provision sunset and go back to the way it was in 2

still runs deep but to hear folks like andrew young, and congress meng clyburn, it's a reminder that giants walk among us. people who witnessed, not onlyssed history in those very important critical moment in american history, but played a role in pushing us forward. i've been talking to folks all day, to get an understanding of what this moment means. compared to 1963. i had a chance to actually talk with dr. king's family. martin lurking the third, his wife, andrea, and a 15 old daughter, yolanda. i was asking them about why this moment matters in particular? they talked about not just commemorating history, but also continuing the legacy. let's take a listen. legacy.>> there's a hatred we t seen. yes, there was that sufficient in 1963, but the hatred seems to metastasize, so that many groups are being attacked, from blacks, from jewish people, from islamic people, from leaders of the lgbtqia community. something is wrong in this climate right now. and we have to make the dramatic turn. so, that is why this is not a celebration. this is really about moving forward. >> all the haters and fighters out there -- >> to hear martin king th

us congress to deliver his famous yalta address and. this address is extraordinary and a host of ways, first of all, because it's the only time during roosevelt's tenure as president that he directly addresses his disability the last time he addressed his disability was in 1928. and he's basically that he had more or less recovered from his his inability walk and so forth. and now he allowed himself to be wheeled down to the well of the house of representatives, you know, slid into his chair. and then in of the entire house, which was now applauding and cheering, admit that and apologize for, giving this speech from a seated because he said it's a lot easier for me to do so without £10 of steel strapped to my legs just a extraordinarily frank admission and what's really really moving about this is eleanor roosevelt's reaction. she was watching all this from the gallery and her response and she wrote about this later was it wasn't that roosevelt, her husband, was admitting that in front of the audience that he could no longer or could not walk. she said, you see, he was admitting to himself. and she said, you see, i am crippled, man. we have an

this used to be commonplace when it came to people running for president, for both republicans and democrats. i'm the only one that has that experience. and my time in congress, you know, i represented 800 miles of the border. so when we're dealing with the humanitarian crisis, we're dealing at the southern border. i have experience in that. i have experience in every issue, the environment, the 23rd district in texas, my old district, the reason we're energy independent is because of the eagle ford shale and the permian basin, two places i represented. but i also had the greatest concentration of wind energy and solar energy as we. and so we can protect our environment and keep our economy humming at the same time. and then being in business, you know, dealing with these technology companies. so technology, foreign policy, domestic policy, nobody else has this unique set of experiences. - as you look at the field, what did you see, or not see, in the field that inspired you to get in? - well, it starts with you've got to be willing to fight donald trump. if you're running for president of the united states, you can't be afraid to take him on. you can't be a

us to overcome this premeditated invasion the american people in their righteous might will -- to absolute victory. [applause] i believe the role of the congress and of the people when i assert that we will not onlyain that this form of treachery shall never again endanger us. [applause] hostilities exist. there is no blinking at the fact that our people, our territory and our interests are in grave danger. with confidence in our armed forces and the unbounded determination of our people we will gain the inevitable triumph, so help us god. [applause] i ask that the congress declare that since the unprovoked and attack by japan on sunday, december 7, 1941, a state of war pegs it existed between the united states and the japanese empire. [applause] ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states. >> my fellow americans washington's birthday is the most appropriate occasion for us to talk with each other about things as they are today and things as we know they shall be in the b future. general washington and is cmon army were faced with forwardable arms and recurring defeats. supplies and equipment were lacking. innocent throughout the 15 states there existed this and man, jealous man who p

of these promises come to life, we actually need for you to not only send us back into the white house but ensure that we have a congressll not diminish some of the key pieces of this legislation in order to get political gains versus ensuring that the american people are feeling in their pocketbooks. the reality is that unemployment has been under 4% for 18 months. that is very historic. again, there is a lot of messaging work that has to happen but the biden harris campaign there on the road talking about this. the other thing they are also talking about is how republicans are not necessarily understanding of the losses that they have had, so they are going to continue to lean on those issues and whether lost in 2020. to >> matt and alencia, thank you so much as always for being with us on sunday. coming up, we shift our focus to ohio where voters just make clear about how they feel about gop politicians trying to take away their rights. party chair jennifer waters what comes next. right after this break, a live update from maui where the death toll has risen. as it's already the deadliest wildfire in modern u.s. hist

us to overcome this premeditated invasion the american people in their will win through absolutee victory. i believe that i interrupt it will of the congress and of the people when i assert that we will not only most, but will make it very certain this form of treachery shall never again endanger us. hostilities. it. hostileciesth exist, there is no blinking at the fact that our people, ourur territory, and our interests are in grave danger. with o confidence in our armed forces, with the unbounding determination of our people, we will gain the inevitable triumph so help us god. [ applause ] i askon that the congress declae that since the unprovoked and dastardly attack by japan on sunday, december 7, 1941, a state of war has existed between the united states and the japan empire. [ applause ] >>> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. my fellow americans, washington's birthday is the most appropriate occasion to talk with each other about things as they are today and things as we know they shall be inin the future. generalasngton and his army will face continueally with odds and recurring defeats. supplies and equipment were lacking.s in the sense every winter was a forger

for the us president in the event that congress refuses to provide support by his own presidential decree write aid packages to ukraine, that is, this letter can be applied and should be applied onlyevent that the congress ceases to be adequate. that is, only in the event that the congress suddenly decides that there is no need to help ukraine, then it begins to work langlist at the same time they have a reverse fuse after the vietnam war, a lot of resolutions were passed that limited the power of the us president for such assistance, therefore conditionally if we lose our mind, the president applies the congress to the forest and the aid to ukraine continues if it loses its sense the president, the congress already after vietnam has the appropriate powers to kill the beta president for certain supplies . therefore, landist is just a fuse, it is not a support program, it is an opportunity for the president to provide this support myself, alexander, the effect of this lend-leslie law actually expires in the fall, if i'm not mistaken, just coincides with the end of the fiscal year of the united states, and does this mean that the initiative must be continued and re -voted in order f

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only scandal. in lithuania, a drunken ride was arranged by the deputy minister of foreign affairs. he was detained the official apologized and resigned in the us congressed in the search for those responsible for the catastrophic consequences of fires in hawaii, 80 people have already died there. another one and a half thousand went missing, the verse was wiped off the face of the earth, the whole city , and when the fire reached the settlement of maui, its inhabitants were left alone with the disaster and were forced to seek salvation in the ocean. outrage was caused by the fact that the emergency alert system. hundreds of millions of dollars turned worthless democrats insist it's all to blame global warming, and the republicans accuse the white house of spending us money on helping ukraine when they can’t help themselves , however, ukraine’s support has shaken and the fogs of albion in london continue to strike medics who are dissatisfied with their salaries , protesters remind that they need 15 years in order to become full-fledged specialists and receive from the state all the necessary license permission diplomas. at the same time , salaries did n

use. the craze could be only result of recreating countries offensive. but even the west has been forced to recognize the stance of thousands of feet, granting soldiers killed and congress of units of expensive western equipment destroyed. which as the whole world has been able to see, is not only not unique and involuntary able to russian weapons. but in many cases, inferior even to soviet main models from 50 years ago. so as the western architects of this catastrophic conflict in ukraine finally begin to accept that this only is one way. they'll probably string ukraine along as long as possible when it comes to the elusive f 16 just like they've done with their promises and even they don't membership. and let's not forget that was those very same promises that set you create on the pathway to this devastating of war with russia. a conflict only the very foolish could believe will be one with a handful of nearly 50 year old fighter. just a more of a former un weapons inspector, scott ritter. now he believes the quality of nato equipment is irrelevant for ukraine. if indeed there isn't enough non power to use them. when this conflict started, they had a very highly trai

statistic that we have that 80% of likely gop congress goers use the phrase pro-life, are they further right than the rest of the country, mark? >> not onlythe iowa republican electorate more conservative than what we ended up seeing nationwide, but it actually is even more conservative than you will end up seeing in other republican contests in the 2024 calendar. after all, when we look back at past results of the iowa caucus, people could end up winning in 2008, ted cruz over donald trump in 2016, so it is always a very, very conservative electorate. maybe the most conservative electorate that we will end up seeing on the 2024 primary calendar, but one little difference and one of the reason why donald trump continues to lead in iowa, even with this conservative electorate is that you have a former president who is running in our poll shows that it is still four in ten, likely republican iowa congress goers say that they want donald trump to continue to be the leader of the gop and almost matches where he is in the ballot in our poll. >> 77% of iowa republican say that they are afraid from the constitution, and disgruntled with governme

only be right for putting in his speech. he spent much more time. advertising are also a good on the aspects of the cooperation between the brakes. congress and culture used contacts and as an indication that the people in your grant is at least put in the unlikely propeller. very, very important role was put in very long and detailed announcement is that the russia will be hosting the next break summit next year. it's will take place and because on the capital over there are some of the public off that are done off more . so we have to wait and see where the vase will actually take place and in which, which a framework it will take place. we have one, your credit is still ongoing and there is no assign the police weiss will answer any time soon. eerie, thanks so much. that's the double use your rate which has a reporting and some more on the brick summit that's taking place in johannesburg. i'm joined here in the studio by dw hands brunt hands. welcome. can we start with a quick reminder of what breaks actually is? well, the, it's an acronym, obviously brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. these 5 countries at a groups together on the initiativ

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only hunter biden. congress is looking at a broader and more significant corruption scandal here. special counsel would be usefuln pursuing that. that doesn't sound like the man that merrick garland just gave weiss. >> kayleigh: jonathan, two questions for you. we've seen two molds in the special counsel, jack smith special counsel, public and robust and upon raid and the robert hurr one, that has been quiet, perhaps his face belongs on a milk carton, we have not heard from him. what mold do you think the david weiss investigation fall, number one. number two, does this cause impeddism into hunter biden and the biden family? >> jonathan: i think that is the concern, the initial concern is whether weiss is damaged goods. you usually appoint special counsel who will satisfy all sides, that this is someone who doesn't bring baggage to the question and can resolve issues. these whistleblowers were critical of weiss. weiss suggested that he always had this authority. the whistleblowers said he said the opposite to staff, suggested he allowed statute of limitations to run, that is not the suggestion of the department

taken, when the congress can make a decision from its side, really maria this is only the first step - this is only a request from the white house, then a rather long process awaits us ahead of us, we know what must be approved and in order to approve it, this and this request have been considered . this proposal has the house of representatives to consider the consideration must be agreed by the majority of the representatives the majority of the american legislators is only after if they agree they can make their amendments they can disagree they can make some differences they can add something and only as two chambers after the two chambers of the congress come the final and final decision then this document will lie there is approximately 1.5 months left for the signature of the president, and approximately, according to expectations , this request of the white house should be considered by september 30, which is when the current fiscal year ago, we will expect, well, there is still quite a lot of time ahead, and it looks like there will be quite fierce debates on the capital hill, we know that all negotiations regarding the allocation of additional funding alwa