is going _ people like us senator mike lee is going to _ people like us senator mike lee is going topressure the bidenl administration to cut funding going to pressure the biden- administration to cut funding for ukraine — administration to cut funding for ukraine and _ administration to cut funding for ukraine and make _ administration to cut funding for ukraine and make no _ administration to cut funding for ukraine and make no mistake, i administration to cut funding for. ukraine and make no mistake, this administration to cut funding for- ukraine and make no mistake, this is very real-world — ukraine and make no mistake, this is very real—world implications - ukraine and make no mistake, this is very real—world implications and - ukraine and make no mistake, this is very real—world implications and i- very real—world implications and i think— very real—world implications and i think that — very real—world implications and i think that a — very real—world implications and i think that a lot— very real—world implications and i think that a lot of— very real—world implications and i

ukraine became a bone of contention, the us senate rejected a bill to help israel without money for kiev, and poland remembered the volyn massacre and became an obstacle on the way to independence in the eu. transport, land for real estate. belarusians need to pay taxes by november 15. who treated lenin, what breakthrough in medicine the black doctor made pirogov and the brezhnevo car, the history of the russian metallurgical industry in unique exhibits at the moscow exhibition. plans for cooperation with the south of russia are being discussed today at the palace of independence. the president receives the governor of the stavropol territory. the delegation arrived in belarus the day before. the president warmly greeted the head of stavropol. this is not the first visit of the governor to our country. the work was carried out constantly, as a result, since 2018, trade turnover between the countries has smoothly doubled. this year there was an additional jump in numbers. therefore , the task today, as with other russian regions, is not just to trade, to establish joint production, to str

in iran smallness as cost live now to the on the say are who's an independent candidate for the us senate. thanks very much for joining us. this evening. at dionne, i'm, we have those a republican presidential debates that are in full swing and they seem united in the stands and wants to finish off how i'm asked, what i said. do you believe that this reflects a us opinions towards the will us that's hard to say. i actually think it may reflect a lot of the opinions of the congress. but as you, i'm sure, are aware, the american people don't necessarily agree with that. in fact, right now, as we're speaking, there's huge lockouts from schools all over the place. there's a huge riley in new york city of students because of the genocide being committed in these guys. uh right now. uh so i don't think they have a good to read of the american population except for maybe some christian fundamental list circles and a pac money funding source. then do you think that this conflicts will play a role in the upcoming presidential elections? obviously know that president joe biden has lost supports amo

now the bill will be submitted to the us senate for consideration, and if passed, it will be sent toignature. as former american president trump noted, the states around ukraine are doing poorly, which can be understood from the coverage of conflicts in the american media. nobody talks about afghanistan. about this, when something is wrong, they don’t talk about it, and what they keep silent about in these fa media is almost as bad, and sometimes even worse, than what they talk about they say, so this means that things are bad, because they no longer talk about ukraine , i don’t see anything on this topic, and not only because of the disaster in israel, under our government the conflict in ukraine would never have happened never in life. in poland they talked about multi-billion dollar losses for the eu. as the portal interia reports with reference to the analytical center polish institute of economics, the depressed mental state of residents of european union countries costs the community's economy 600 billion euros per year, which is 4.2% of total gdp. the publication specifies the

>> very good senator fisher did you want to say anything more. >> thank you very much senator merkley and reminded us of the senate rules and how over the years of those rules i know senator merkley how many times there've been changes to the rules sometimes temporary and sometimes permanent. >> madam chair and think about the last week and veterans weekend were so often members o this body will give a speech and it will go something along the lines of our military families as well as her military service members have stood up for a nation with casinobo for them. this is the way that you stand up for them, you resolve the unacceptable impasse that is a concrete commitment, flowery words don't get the job done. >> very good. a few things i want to clarify and never going to bring this in what this policy is about the dod policy is consistent with the law, the dod policy change provides allowances for travel and transportation for service members and dependents to travel to the closest medical facility if they need abortion or fertility care that they cannot access. this is been a policy that is again

why we had all of our people here. >> the proxy only accounts for recording the senators position. >> okay. do you want us to adjourn and then head to the speakers. i don't think we will adjourn yet because we want to listen to some of the other senator viewpoints. i will turn it over to senator warner. >> madam, chair, i don't want my colleagues to all rush. >> we are listening. >> i will not speak for a long time. i hope folks will listen on this . i spent almost all of my time now insecure areas of the intelligence committee. i've got to tell you, a lot of folks are asking, what is happening in the united states of america? what is happening when we don't have a speaker of the house up for weeks on end. what is happening when someone to walk away from our commitment to ukraine, does that mean you cannot trust america anymore when they make commitments? particularly with organizations like nato, when clearly they are adversaries like russia have acted so laboriously. they asked what will america's role be to try to navigate the turmoil in the middle east. late and a lot of folks are asking what is going

here, not just senator tuberville has issues we feel totally passionate about and feel are morally right. if everyone of us had the temerity and recklessness to do what senator tuberville has done, we would have no military. all of our national security would vanish. so we are here today to consider a resolution brought by senator reid that would allow for the swift confirmation of these military nominees that senator tuberville has placed on hold . i think the committee for their work on this resolution, especially chair klobuchar and i will vote in favor of it today . if it is reported out of committee and if my republican colleagues can't convince senator tuberville to relent i will bring it to the floor shortly for a vote. we need to get these military nominees confirmed asap, for the sake of our national security. military nominees for a decade have been most bipartisan parts of the senate. the idea of blocking the confirmation of military officers in order to make a political statement, no matter how deeply felt, as long been considered, long been considered unthinkable. there has been a lot of negat

but always a pleasure to welcome into the studio r t country peter and former us senate stuff or tara. we do this thing you, tara. i can just see you to. the president's home state has been somewhat of a safe space for him, done the years. that's where he goes. until not how likely are these things are indeed wider, sings or protests or across the us. how likely are they to make him question the is really on slaw, in gaps that you think? well, that's a good question, you know, and because it's, it's then asking the question of how much influence does the president actually have as he does seem to be showing signs of confusion and dementia like he did over the weekend again during veterans day when he got lost on stage, but you have a recent pull, 66 percent of americans that want a cease fire. so you have a lot of americans frustrated with these foreign mores republicans and democrats. you have a lot of people feeling like the money is going overseas rather than at home. and so big push would make a difference. well, from the sources that i've been talking to, there is a pushing pull

cornyn: senator schumer has chosen -- and many of us have talked to senator tuberville and found a way to accommodate his concerns which i think are legitimate. for the department of defense to say we are going to use taxpayer funds to provide transportation to service members for abortion at taxpayer expense is i think beyond their authority, so he does have a point. but the instrument he is using is rather blunt. i think senator schumer, i have recommended let's get this rolling and after a while it will be resolved. sen. coons: with all due respect, there are hundreds of four-star generals and admirals. we may need to do one or two really high level and hopeful caucus will push. sen. cornyn: my expectation would be once we break the dam bad things would be able to flow. -- then things would be able to flow. if the department and the biden administration win and it is the will of the people that these expenses be reimbursed, we have to live with that. >> what you are advocating is pushing senator schumer to do one by one. is that not going against tradition? sen. cornyn: no. it is th

so the reason that they use these senators is that other things have fail. so this one you really love, they use trading crap. i am not exaggerating. charles keating, literally got a mole appointed by president reagan and one of the 3 presidential slots. his name was lee hankle and i blew that's the 1st person i believed was a lot. right, so he's one of our 3 bosses presidential pin point. he's running the agency and that is only because the other guy that, that in regular ministration also agreed to a point. but miracle of miracle was blocked by weird political stop involving yet another war here of bob. all right, so otherwise cheating. but for the weird miracle of bob dole blocking this other cheating, the pointy, the agency was run by 3 people who would have given the majority to charles, getting the most notorious fraud. so i blow the whistle on hankle and the f. b, i begins an investigation and he, he hankle had actually been bought and paid for. right. they had them just dead to rights. but they agreed and they being the justice department to allow him

by the israel regime and the us support for that regime and uh you also were talking to a us congressman or senatordied in guys, half of them are children, and i said, look, i voted for you, you're a nice guy, you're a good guy, why aren't you supporting this? and before, you know, i was able to say anything else, without any warning, i was thrown out, i was pushed you, 10 yards through the restaurant and out the door, and that was it, yeah, yeah, we saw that, and and daniel, what is it that uh, i mean, are they uh really ignorant of what's happening on the ground, or you're closing their eyes and ears, what's happening? i don't see how they could be ignorant, i mean none of us are. i mean, we're all on social media, we're seeing the videos of children dying, of children being pulled from rubble, every single day, we're seeing the reports of hospitals being blown up, universities being blown up, there's no dispute about what's happening, this is massacre, this is genocide, in fact, you know, as as sam husseini, you just, you know, had on, indicated, you know, the israel'. aren't even hiding it, the

bloody hands in the us senate the us secretary of state, who appeared in the senate to request 14 billion in aid to the zionists , faced a group of protesters against the gaza war. the protestors, who stood behind blaine with their hands covered in blood , chanted the slogan of an immediate ceasefire in gaza . in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, today , the issue of palestine is at the top of the issues in the islamic world, and the same events that are happening there in gaza, these are all future events. it is a composition. as many information tells us. the current policy these days, that is, this past week , is being regulated by the americans inside the zionist regime . the americans are regulating . america is criminally a partner in the criminal crime, that is, in this crime, the hand of america has entered the home of the oppressed, the children, the sick, women, etc., and it is normal. the crime he is doing in gaza is the definitive accomplice of the crime of the americans . it is the responsibility of the united states to pay attention to their own responsi

and the recent us senate bill could even give president binding the power to bend tick tock across the country with the law. just take the nation in the world, need a new playground to data espionage on take talk. as us president donald trump had already tried to bomb the out, the car and us government use take talk as a national security threat to governments. officials con, use tick tock, them their work for the danger with tick tock is that there is no separation between the ccp and any chinese company. the n a c c p, has a vested interest in the denigration of the decline of western power. and so what you have is not only the same level of privacy valuation, but it might be used to raise a generation of people in europe, in the us, civic, non profit, military, and government leaders who feel worse about the west. take talk as a propaganda and spiteful, more countries than just the us all concerns in january of this year that you want to talk to respect, you know, and ensure your opinions use this day. so it was safe take talk, has also been banned from official government devices i

ansi behri news reporter bloody hands in the us senate the us secretary of state, who appeared in the senate to request 14 billion dollars in aid to the zionists , faced a group of protesters against the gaza war. the protestors who stood behind blinken with blood stained hands chanted the slogan of an immediate ceasefire in gaza. we can see many restaurants and markets that are almost empty traffic in this city, which is considered very vital, has been stopped. this action is actually a challenge in the sense that we will launch the missiles at a certain time, and if you have the ability, intercept and destroy them. we reveal for the first time in front of the camera. we had alternative information, approaches and lines of action. as you came let's protect ourselves to face the invasion and at the same time defeat the enemy and disrupt their plan and make it worse. were israel's calculations and hopes wrong in this battle? on the 28th of ramadan 2014, according to may 10, 2020 , the battalions of the shamsher qutb division began the cities of quds and tel aviv were targeted by a miss

of ​​the city from the brooklyn museum to the home of chuck schumer, the democratic leader of the us senate one of the main supporters. the zionist regime in the government of this country called for an immediate halt to american support to the sah regime . while declaring solidarity with the palestinian people, the demonstrators and marchers called for an end to the genocide in gaza and shouted for the freedom of palestine. we came to establish a ceasefire so that more people are not killed in gaza. it is very important for us that the killings and massacres in gaza be stopped quickly. i am here because i am human and i want to help the people who are suffering because of israel's oppression. the support of palestine has no army and israel has attacked innocent people who have no army to defend themselves. do not have in gaza, we see that israel commits many hostile behaviors. the children of gaza have the right to live, just like my children. a full -scale genocide is taking place in gaza and thousands of innocent women and children are being killed by the israelis. in this rally, a numbe

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he invited himself to america to sit in the us senate.ech that obama does not like benjamin netanyahu at all and it was clear that there is an undeniable enmity between obama there was netanyahu. this act was a direct attack on obama's foreign policy legacy. that position was a turning point in the history of american diplomacy. because when netanyahu was speaking before the us congress, he was cheered by the representative 26 times. this was not because netanyahu is an eloquent orator, but because representatives from aipac played a key role there, and to please them, the representatives of the american congress should have jumped up and applauded netanyahu's great success. forming personal relationships with american politicians and parties the american actually gains and opens its position between the different american parties, the two major american parties. this was a complete humiliation and insult for those who were supposed to be the representatives of the strongest country in the world, america. the most powerful country in the

he invited himself to america to speak in the us senate. obama does not like benjamin netanyahu at all and it was clear that he is an enemy there was an undeniable difference between obama and netanyahu. this act was a direct attack on obama's foreign policy legacy. that situation was a turning point in the history of american diplomacy. because when netanyahu was speaking before the us congress, he received 26 standing ovations from the representatives. this was not because netanyahu is an eloquent orator, but because representatives from aipac played a key role there, and for their pleasure, the representatives of the american congress had to jump up and clap their hands. netanyahu has achieved great success in shaping personal relations with american politicians and american parties are actually obtained and his position is actually opened between the different american parties, the two major american parties. this was a complete humiliation and insult for those who were supposed to be the representatives of the strongest country in the

the measure will now go to the us senate where it is expected to pass before a deadline on friday.d the first nuclear plant to be built there in decades. it's called there in decades. it's called the hinkley point b and construction a mammoth undertaking. plus, cleaning up what's left behind. for decades, the two reactors at hinkley point b provided enough electricity to power one and a half million homes in the south—west of england. but last year they were closed down. beneath my feet is the core of the nuclear reactor. for nearly half a century, it was generating huge amounts of electricity, operating at high temperatures and under enormous pressures. but now the reactor�*s been shut down and the highly radioactive contents need to be removed and removed safely. and that's what this machine over here is all about. it's a heavily shielded crane which pulls the old fuel elements out of the core. so the fuel assembly that's being lifted contains eight fuel elements. those fuel elements are highly irradiated and can be lethal. but the whole point of this entire set—up is to make sur

there is legislation in the us senate that would change the way credit cards are used or processed, andange the loyalty point programs that you're using right now. >> yes. seven on your side's michael finney joins us now. we could lose our credit card points. they do. and so it depends on who you talk to. >> some say not at all. some say they could shrink. now, if you are a fan of frequent flier miles, credit card points and cash back, you need to know about the credit card competition act. the senate bill is working its way through congress, and if it passes, will usher in a whole new world of credit card processing. each time a credit card is used, the merchant is charged. what is commonly called a swipe fee of 2 to 3% of the purchase that fee is split between the processors, usually mastercard or visa and the banks that issued the card. >> these swipe fees are inflation multipliers, as us senator dick durbin doesn't like. >> that set up. at a recent news conference, he called it unfair to consumers and retailers. >> visa and mastercard set the fees on behalf of thousands of banks and

returning to the israel—gaza war, earlier, i spoke with us senator chris coons about the conflict, and, thank you so much forjoining but on bbc news. i know you have followed the fate of the hostages taken by hamas very closely. only four of more than 200 have been released. given the military operation moving ahead, every minute is crucial. is this process moving quick enough to get those hostages free? i had the chance yesterday to once again meet with the families of hostages being held by hamas, including americans, whose children, grandparents, siblings are still being held 40 days later by hamas. just behind me in the senate is a display of images of those being held. it's not moving fast enough for those families, it's not moving fast enough for the world. there needs to be more pressure on hamas to release these innocent civilians. i can't imagine what value there is to hamas in holding infants, little children, grandparents as hostages, folks who have been kidnapped, they haven't been able to visit the red cross. the world community isn't coming together to demand their releas

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marched from the brooklyn museum to the house of chuck schumer, the democratic president of the us senate of the main supporters of the zionist regime in the government of this country. these are the main requests of the people of new york in this gathering, which can be heard and seen in their slogans and handwritten notes. gathering while declaring solidarity with the palestinian people, the marchers demanded an end to the genocide in gaza and shouted for the freedom of palestine. we came to establish a ceasefire and kill more people in gaza. it is very important for us that the killings and massacres in gaza be stopped quickly. i am here because i am human and i want to support the people who are suffering because of israeli oppression. palestine has no army and israel has attacked innocent people who have no army to defend themselves. in gaza, we have seen that israel behaves like the children of gaza, they have the right to live. a complete genocide ayar is happening in gaza and thousands of innocent women and children are being killed by the israelis. in this gathering, a number of

and us senator lincius graham hinted that the united states was responsible for what was happening.e palestinian-israeli conflict is being discussed at the un level; the day before, the attack on the jebaliya refugee camp in the gaza strip was called an atrocity by the international organization. in general, the un does not take sides, condemning violence on both sides. for example, a group of independent expert organizations criticized the retaliatory strikes on the gas sector, saying that israel is resorting to indiscriminate attacks prohibited by international law. unanimous opinion on there is no palestinian-israeli conflict in the european union. ursula fonunder, head of the european commission, expressed solidarity with israel. however, she did not mention the eu’s support for the initiative to create a unified palestinian state on an equal basis with the state of israel. her statements prompted a public rebuke from eu diplomacy chief suzeppe barel. he said that the head of the european commission has no right to represent that the eu considers hamas a terrorist organization,

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. >> we have senator amy klobuchar are joining us tonight. she's the chair of the usually obscure senate rules committee -- >> i know where you're going with this one. >> it did the weirdest thing today. the senate rules committee voted to change a senate rule, and so we've got to hear about that. they don't do that every day. >> they sure don't. and it's a good tease, lawrence. >> it took the madness of tuberville to provoke the senate rules committee to actually vote to change a senate rule. >> the madness of tuberville could be a three by bbc series but unfortunately it's an american drama playing out in real life, right here. >> it will be the title of a limited series at some point. >> i am sure. >> thanks, alex. today, in response to leaks of prosecution video interviews in the case of georgia versus don trump and multiple codefendants, just attorney fani willis did exactly, and i mean exactly, what joyce vance predicted she would do last night on this program. >> there wasn't a formal protective order in place that i think we'll see fan

and how a us senator's decision not to seek re—election could affect the entire political landscape. dle east, and israel's closest ally, the us, says there will be a daily four—hour military pause in northern gaza to allow civilians to flee to safer areas. to allow civilians to flee to saferareas. president to allow civilians to flee to safer areas. president biden said he pressed israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the pause. did minister ben'amin netanyahu for the ause. , ,, minister ben'amin netanyahu for the ause. , ., ., the pause. did you ask him to -ause the pause. did you ask him to pause for _ the pause. did you ask him to pause for three _ the pause. did you ask him to pause for three days? - the pause. did you ask him to pause for three days? yes, i l pause for three days? yes, i asked for— pause for three days? yes, i asked for even _ pause for three days? yes, i asked for even longer. - pause for three days? yes, i asked for even longer. the | asked for even longer. the israel defence _ asked for even longer. the israel defence force - asked for even longer. th

. the israeli lobby has offered $20 million dollars to candidate of arab origin to compete with us senator rashida taleb, the michigan elections. i was offered to $20 million to withdraw from the senatorial race and run against my friend rashed. as if that wasn't enough. really lobby is so worried about us congress descent due to the war that it was reported it spent big money trying to purge its critics from the democratic party. the pro israel lobby will go to any length to remove anybody from the us congress that has any opposition to their agenda and their total unequivocal support for israel, good, bad or indifferent. the world health organizations call for quick efforts to restore the health system in gaza which has been devastated by weeks long israeli bombardment organization warned that more people could die from disease rather than bombings if the system is not put back its feet rapidly. the who described the collapse of the alshifa hospital as a tragedy. israel's repeatedly bombed hospitals in gaza throughout its brutal war. meantime international charity saved the children has

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senate. thank you very much for joining us tonight. menendez had not been indicted? >> well, first of, all thanks for having me. to answer your question, no, it was not something else. i'm a father of a six-year-old and an eight year old, two little boys, i try to spend as much time as i can with them. the idea of doing a statewide campaign was not top of mind. but it is because of my kids that i feel it is so important right now to step up and do what we can to restore integrity to our politics. i do feel like there is a hunger right now to fix this broken politics. i think about what kind of america my kids are gonna grow up in. i hope that is something that a lot of other people feel right now. if they do, i hope they go to my website at anytime.com. >> what are you getting from people in new jersey about their attitude toward the menendez indictment? new jersey has seeing more than its share of indictments against politicians, including a previous indictment against robert menendez that ended in a hung jury. >> i hear from people th

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we are calling on our friends in the senate, my colleagues here with us today already agree with us, we need senate leadership to put these bills to conference. let's get the process started where the american people know what's being spent, know how their members vote, and know what it's being spent on. next, re-authorization of fisa. it can't be hooked to anything. the federal government has spied on americans whether you are catholic and you decided to go to tkhoeufp or a school board meeting, this has to end. re-authorization needs to stand on its own and needs to have significant reform. finally, on any supplemental at all, the house is going to remain closed for business unless the country being supplemented is being named shrafrplt by the way these things have to be paid for. we are out of money, ladies and gentlemen. next month. we'll go over $34 trillion. in debt in this country. and next year we'll spend $1 trillion on interest. this has to end f we want to spend money on things, we get that. we want to support our alleys in israel. we have to -- allies in israel. we have to

backlash, the israeli lobby has offered $20 millions to candidate of arab origin to compete with us senator rashida taleb and the... "i was offered $20 million to withdraw from the senatorial race and run against my friend rashed. as if that wasn't enough, the israel lobby is so worried about us congress descent due to the war, that it was reported it spent big money trying to purge its critics from the democratic party. the pro israel loby will go to any link to remove anybody from the..." us congress that has any opposition to their agenda and their total unequivocal support for israel, good, bad or indifferent. let's wrap for now with stick around, i'll be back on the top of the our news and brief. یعنی حماس به عنوان یک گروه مبارز نه به عنوان یه دولت نه به عنوان یک کشور با امکانات زیاد به عنوان یه گروه یه گروه مبارز توانست دولت قاصب صهیونیست رو با اون همه امکانات دررب می کنیم. as hundreds of people have marched. the voice of the voiceless. press tv. press tv's news and rief the palestinian resistance moven hamas and israel have agreed to extend the truth agreement moments before the deal

backlash, the israeli lobby has offered $20 million to candidate of arab origin to compete with us senatorllars to withdraw from the senatorial race and run against my friend rashida. wasn't enough, the israeli lobby is so worried about us congress descent due to the war that it was reported is spent big money trying to purge its critics from the democratic party. the pro israel lobby will go to any link to remove anybody from the us congress that has any opposition to their agenda and their total unequivocal support for israel, good, bad or indifferent. iran a country that has been defending its national dignity and independence has been a target of western pressure and assassination plots that aimed to hinder its progress since the victory of the islamic revolution 44 years ago. when the capital tmanions and prominent figures from around the world have gathered to commemorate iranian nuclear scientists who have been assassinated by the us backed israeli regime. assassination, martirdom, sacrifice and commitment, these are words deeply familiar to the iranian people. they have been under

of the backlash, the israeli lobby has offered $20 million to candidate of arab. to compete with us senator rashida taleb in the michigan elections. i was offered $20 million to withdraw from the senatorial race and run against my friend rashed. as if that wasn't enough. the israeli lobbi is so worried about us congress descent due to the war that it was reported it spent big money trying to purge its critics from the democratic party. the pro israel lobby will go to any link. to remove anybody from the us congress that has any opposition to their agenda and their total, unequivocal support for israel, good, bad or indifferent. health facilities in the gaza strip bear the brunt of israel's brutal war. the palestinian health ministry in gazas turn the spot night on the dire situation of hospitals inmit israel's bloccade. persuent to the health status in the northern gaza strip, only three hospitals are still operating, but they cannot cover the health requirements inside the gaza strip as these hospitals are small and there are nine. people left, in addition, the health situation in the nort