so like in a previous page said, america's visa in your crane. it has all the priorities. now is the time to work on making america withdrawal. now that's part of a broader strategy, which claims in the end component is really not very difficult situation because there's a conviction on the part of the what they call the resistance texas, the without american in the region. and that's when it gets ran, we'll be really a bundle on face for the next a central chrysler. so you have a know, i think a new strategy by this next and access in the region which recognize that there's a us no longer has the resources all the time to invest that much in protecting is right of it all we would do with the ortho also know more or store it to you to be there any more. okay. the iraqis want american troops out, syria is being occupied, you legally, but not by the united states. there's a lot of elements that do not want the united states. so i would say, and i've said this for many years, yes. view, i should leave the middle east when it gets ugly. yes it would, but the region would heal i

so with a visa america, i'm not saying it's for your clients state, but it resembles more clients types of user. but thinking right now, in this conflict under sensors, taken by the, by the ministration, with respect to the question about how the region is resisting the american pressures. that's true. the, your seeing how they got many years, even soto law movement. how they haven't been detailed despite these attacks, despite the terrorist there's like a nation or steps which are available. i think a very important point to realize is that, um set to move in in this region. in addition to a wrong, you know, 1st law, i'm sort of law how mass they do realize that the american public, on more of an american, in general, is not ready for the middle east and adventure. and i think that's the last all of these players when they picture these later, later. but i want to buy another cross. i was across stop. i want to knowledge your . thank you. what your comments slide by peter on this member that famous interviewer trump was asked about food and then they said, you know, it's a killer and t

at the age of 21 , irianna went to america on a fiancée visa, got married there, gave birth to two childrenessionally engaged in architectural photography, but after living for 16 years in america, at some point... to her parents in belarus for a year, to breathe out and recharge, then the village of shemetova comes into her life. and from an ordinary idea to have a house in nature, it very quickly transforms into a large-scale project that requires a huge amount of effort, time and money. now, on two neighboring plots purchased by irianna, the construction of two houses is in full swing, where in the future the owner plans to organize retreats and provide an opportunity a person to relax, to retire. do yoga or meditation or just take part in master classes? i have - what goes to the village now by american standards is not much, but how much it requires is a huge amount of money, i don’t have it, i look with envy at the tractors around me, that is, i can’t buy a tractor now , but i really want to buy it, even a horse would help, but there’s nothing to carry the logs with, yes, so what? thi

at the age of 21, iriana went to america on a fiancee visa, got married there, gave birth to two childrensuccessful business, was professionally engaged in architectural photography, but after living for 16 years in america, at some point she decides to return to her homeland when you you immerse yourself in the culture. a huge amount of work, two small children, chronic fatigue syndrome, health problems, iriana decides to return to her parents in belarus for a year, to breathe out and recharge, then the village of shemetova comes into her life. and from the ordinary idea of ​​having a house in nature, it very quickly transforms into a large-scale project that requires a huge amount of effort, time and money. now, on two neighboring plots purchased by irianna, the construction of two houses is in full swing, where in the future the owner plans to organize retreats, give a person the opportunity to relax, retire, do yoga or meditation, or simply participate in master classes. for me, what goes to the village now by american standards is not much, but how much it requires is a huge amount o

america and caribbean countries. is that the young with the root causes? reminds me of kamala harris. he wants visas for 10 million hispanics who worked in america for 10 years, that's the kind of amnesty democrats love. obrador demands a end to sanctions on venezuela and the end to the blockade of cuba. added up, but it is black male, give us money, amnesty and support for our fellow traveling communists and we might help. that is humiliation. candidate biden invited migrants in, president biden opened the door. migrants poured in by the million and biden bags mexico for help to keep them out of. truth is obrador has a strong hand, he controls the migrant flow from central america to the southern border. biden has allowed this to happen and we are supposed to change domestic policy and foreign policy to deal with biden's border mess. second hour of varney just getting started. pete hegseth with us this morning. is lopez obrador laughing at us? >> he is the spigot. he can keep it moving or turn it back and he knows it. watching this, groveling and begging and blackmail, the same we did to saudi arab

was a little bit of office of less than israel will not comply because the american visa will cancel any decision. america is the partner in the genocide of the palestinian people when the secure to console voted on the cease fire resolution and gaza. all congress voted in favor of the resolution except for america, which supported israel decision to continue the war. south africa's case out the hate has prompted a very strong reaction, and israel people took to the streets, demanding an end to shoot monetary, an aide to gaza. wine in south africa itself, protest does help in making that support for the palestinian people that we will pull from both paces. a, jamie, that tons in photos and clinics has one saw the box under multiple works for the children of god to symbolical starting from this historic fix the pieces and memorial. and so we took him to raise awareness and support for those in need. and 500 kilometers away in the city of gibbon. we are here to see the east of a living room to say, spoke via aggressive. they're very similar to jim that lists the same group of people who are coming from thos

if a houthi wanted to enter america, they could. >> harris: with a visa. >> charles: this administrationkay with houthi coming into america than someone who wanted to vote for donald trump. think about that. >> kennedy: hillary clinton said people who shop at cabela's or go to bass pro shop or buy stuff at dick's, they need to be reprogrammed. when you talk about a list, president hillary wants to access that list -- >> charles: i'm worried one day they will use the list. >> kayleigh: christopher wray withdrew the memo and merrick garland issued one about parents at school board meetings. there is so much and it gets confused and comes back to weaponization of your government. pushing a hospital to a critical stage after providing 100 million of unpaid care and forcing the hospital to turn down patients. i won't let me moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms define me... emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and l

but they all of this thing because blink and is on lots of pressure in america, the moment america, and it's a visa, un security council resolution that could have brought this conflict to an end, but actually had hopes the flight to will be finished by christmas. i'm going to draw on your very, your extensive military experience. the, the instructions that these are the military have been given right from the get go . what pretty broad it was like destroy hom, us remove the threat when you are uh, on the ground when you were in the military unit that is fighting on the ground. how much of a help or a hindrance is that kind of broad brush instruction? that's a very typical question, because in the military, you want to hear what the political and state to this one is the design outcome. what is good looked like from a political perspective, and then you can do your ministry campaign accordingly. because things like just saying like, we're going to a bench, right? a mass itself, actually a military objective. it's almost impossible to achieve. if you look at something they, they may well he's right,

duh members visa, am gen and america in record territory.ps, starbucks, they will all be reporting results tomorrow. investor optimism is on the rise. it is continuing as futures markets price in an 87% probability of a fed rate cut in may, less than 50% cut in march. those rate cuts, well they make the markets happy. larry? >> all right, gerri willis thank you very, very much. we appreciate it. now house republicans move forward with two articles of impeachment against dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. they are accusing him of one fillful, systemic refusal to comply with the law, and two, breach of public trust. georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene leads the charge. marjorie, what's going to happen here? votes tomorrow? is this going to be an actual impeachment vote or an impeachment inquiry? and how does this negotiation with the white house muddle up the mayorkas story? >> well, thank thank you for as, larry. tomorrow on our homeland security committee we will actually be marking up articles of impeachment that were referred to my

our alik is flying to america on tour, if alik is not married, he will not be given a visa, do you understandal recruitment for one ministry, only married women are accepted into the group so as not to break up the families of officials, this is the condition, yeah, the recruitment is just the other day, a unique chance, we really appreciate you please, i understand, she’s taking courses, one good thing is that at least you’re not lying, if they started talking about love at first sight, i’d send you to hell, okay, to hell with you, i take it upon myself, so, yeah, yeah, oh, tomorrow at 14:00, it’s good, it’s good, aunt masha, no one ordered us to play tomorrow, but it seems not, call me and i’ll find out. well, see you tomorrow, groom, see you tomorrow, dashing, like clockwork , and you met a long time ago, and we have always known each other all our lives, we just didn’t know about it, well, that’s right, it happens, i saw, suddenly, how like an electric shock, i mean, congratulations, congratulations. thank you, lyokha. look, yes. why did we do this? the stars told me. they know better. bu

america. let's go mastercard, visa, etc. ought to be allowed in china.so on a fair, you know, and that's just one example because i only have a second. but on a level playing field, we will compete and we will trade and that is good. but on matters of national security, we're going to be eyes wide open about the threat. this is the biggest threat we've ever had. it's and we need to meet the moment. and so i think that we just you can cmunicate. you should communicate. you have to work together on things like fennyl and climate wherever we can. we have no interest in tension, no interest in escalation. the world needs us to manage our relationship with china responsibly, to avoid escalation. we got to do all that. but make no mistake about it. china is not our friend, and we need to be eyes wide open about the extent of that threat. is there anythg else you want to add before we finish this conversation? the only thing iould say, apart from the fact that i'm really pleased to be here, is a challenge to all of us to think differently. you know, technology

lopez obrador wants $20 billion to latin american countries, work visas for 10 million hispanics in americahe end of sanctions existence venezuela and an end to the blockade of cuba. i think biden and america are being humiliated. that's the way i see it, jason. >> it is a humiliation. he sent down the secretary of state, the secretary of homeland security. they walked back and now they're talking about ham necessity? you're getting a lecture from the president of mexico about how to deal with the dictators there in venezuela and cuba and you want to have amnesty? they're encouraging the flow of migrants. they're basically theming people get on that train, go north, go to the united states of america because i as the president of mexico am going to fight for you to make sure that you get a work permit and that you can live there. was they want -- can because they want all the money that flows back into mexico. that started their economic plan. biden looks so feeble, so weak. it is un-american, and it is the going to be one of the driving factors in this election coming up. stuart: one of th

the moment america, and it's a visa, un security council resolution that could have brought this conflict to an end, but actually had hopes the find to will be finished by christmas. that's just gong or as it looks like play, that's the it's radius of said, we'll continue until we destroyed the mass. if any dumb. so the fat joe, which looks like what best state saying, then this conflict could go on for many months, potentially on. so yeah, and that's what the age riley's price preparing the media pool. i'm going to draw on your a very, you extensive military experience that they, the instructions that these are in the military have been given right from the get go. we're pretty broad. it was like destroy hom, us remove the threat when you are uh, on the ground when you are in the military unit that is fighting on the ground. how much of a help or a hindrance is that kind of broad brush instruction as well as well that that's a very topical question because in the military and you want to hear what the political and state to this one is the desired outcome. what is a good look like from a

they all of this thing because blink and is on lots of pressure and america, the moment america, and it's a visa of un security council resolution that could have brought this conflict to an end, but actually and hoops the fine to will be finished by christmas. i'm going to draw on your very, your extensive military experience, that they, the instructions that these are the military have been given right from the get go . we're pretty broad. it was like destroy hom, us remove the threat when you are uh, on the ground when you were in the military unit that is fighting on the ground. how much of a help or a hindrance is that kind of broad brush instruction. that's a very typical question. because in the military, you want to hear what the political and state to this one is the design outcome. what is good looked like from a political perspective. and then you can do your ministry campaign accordingly. because things like just saying like we're going to a bench, right, a mass itself, actually a military objective. it's almost impossible to achieve. if you look at something they, they may well he's

america is to vulgarize the universe.” and in response to the proposal to deprive russians of a schengen visa, i can only say one thing: thisia. in russia, you won’t be jailed for refusing to vaccinate; this is bad for herd immunity. and here is another quote from the writer, blogger, roman nosikov, addressed to those who suffer from schengen visas, listen, it seemed to you that you were like them, only russian, and you are just russian, useless outside of russia, your only role. weaken russia from the inside, poison wells, set fire to bread , cause unrest, when you flee from russia, as from a besieged fortress, you are not running to your own people, you are simply leaving the protection of this fortress to strangers who were counting on your sabotage inside this fortress who are now angry at you, who don't consider you the same as them, in our... in the episode we showed you statistics on how many countries support russia, and now i want to show you another support, in my opinion, maybe even more important, i think you will understand why we named the program that way, look, in dnepropetrovsk for the holiday on the buildi

who , by the way, almost 200 years ago wrote america’s “mission” to vulgarize the universe, in response to the proposal to deprive russians of a schengen visa, gentlemen, dear ones, it must be earned, not happy opportunity to eat a croissant on chanzelise, in addition to the fact that i now... i told those who suffer from schengen visas, i want to show one video , which, by the way , foreigners really liked too, reasons not to move to russia, there are no squatters in russia, if you break into someone else's house, you will be evicted, monuments that do not fit into the new agenda in russia are not demolished. for 30 years, guns and rubber bullets have not been used in russia to disperse rallies, although this is very effective. exhibits from the russian hermitage are not returned to africa. in russia, people don’t know what looting is. if you steal something from store, you will be jailed. there are no gender-neutral toilets in russia. in russia, people wash their entire bodies and even take a bath. what kind of crazy waste is this? there is no soros fund in russia. there are no colorful ukrainian performances. in russia, you cannot interr

, that's what they're fighting. satisfied if it turns out the visa miss all the took out the playing where in the supplied either by america or by germany. cuz that seems to be what most ago was saying. um, would you expect either of them to take any responsibility for this? no, absolutely not as a stupid question. so if you look at germany, i mean germany right now has a 3 year present term for any journalist that goes against the government on the, on this consulate. so fredo speeches out the window in the us, it's a total of a close up system on the, on the media. you have some dissenting voices like tucker carlson and then a few other thanks to the internet. yeah. before the internet, it wasn't even that to submit a to transpose, i came down in a sealed missing nearby schools where children was studying at the time. according to eye witnesses, the russian pilots managed to steer the strict complaint away from the city. we heard from the mother of one of the pilots killed in the crash. she said her son and all the crew members should be considered errors. did the chief little shooting? the guys had a very good theme. so

that your country develops, it’s easier what to do, without visas, go wherever you want, let’s go to the lowest level. the united states of americae about democracy and freedom of elections for everything else, the main achievement of their geopolitical goals. why did the conversation about elections come up at all? because americans are not fools, they are preparing their society, the world community, why, how to justify that nothing worked out in ukraine, who is to blame? they said that we lost in afghanistan, they didn’t appreciate our efforts there, that’s bad, we installed our own administration there, they failed, it was necessary to carry out democratic reforms more seriously, in iraq, what’s happening, you see what’s happening in iraq, today the iraqis are driving them out of there , kicking them out, that’s it, it’s sickening that the american military responds that they say that we lost in iraq, they took all the oil, they destroyed the country, no, you know, we need this the country still has 50 more to develop democratically... but let’s continue this topic about washington’s plans: ukraine has been turned into a test

america crushed it today. it was so much different, looking a lot like visa. we have better results as it has been put up with consistently strong reports. this is a situation that i have long admired. thursday, i'm just calling it insane. it is going to be reached out from a portfolio. i like honeywell to do something transformative. they are trying to look at it. this is thursday night. pandemonium. we want to know ow much amazon is going to advertise. this is the advertisement. we have iphone guidance for next quarter. mehta, looking at everything from that universe. they think they were actually undivided with his attention. this is what they were doing. finally, 8:30 a.m., we get another report. we have 4% unemployment. this is a serious app. they were trying to take the idea of a trade cut. we are losing ome credibility when they look at it. this was with certain possibility. they know it is cooler still before they take action. chevron repeatedly reported on this. that's not the case for a couple of years. i think exxon has the edge once again. we are g

is because this is a country that chinese nationals do not need a visa to enter, and so this is really their first stop to the americas and then they head north. the ask most why they are going north and they will tell you it's to find work and when you enter the u.s. illegally and you're in the backlog of an asylum claim that can take time. we tracked several migrants and what we found was pretty interesting. if crossing the u.s. southern border is step one. >> america. >> reporter: then step two for these chinese migrants might just be even more daunting. you've made it. now what? how is it now that you're in the united states? >> freedom. >> reporter: freedom, they tell us. even as border patrol handcuffs and leads them on to buses to be processed. where they go from here and who helps them along the way might surprise you. >> we're going to go down to the basement here. there's a couple of rooms. >> reporter: from southern california to new york, we meet dozens of chinese migrants who have taken near identical paths to get to the u.s. >> two months, he's been here four months and they came over from california? >>

red sea and the arabian sea and ships linked visa understands the still unable to cross the red sea. the many people say i need gold. unfortunately, america was able to tell the many people to pause provoking tunnel of walls and also direct saudi arabia and the u. a. e. to launch in aggression to gain c. m and, and the many people have suffered many losses this time, this aggression united, the employees. and if the admin was able to place the aggression of 17 countries while it was in a state of division, what would the situation be like when you have in phrases, aggression unified? the many people are a people used to was and actually used to goals and which there was a huge difference in power. we in gaming, st golden confrontation, this time is become directs with israel, america, and britain. and we think going for the solution as of all enemies, we say that you have and we'll finish this with victory. also, america announced today that the last 2 of its soldiers and the red seats during operations near the somali coast, america does not want to admit that it suffered losses among his forces. as a result of the many strikes, there is

visa in venezuela. i speak spanish, i've been to pretty much all latin countries in latin america except for bolivia, suriname familiar with the culture. with the terrain in venezuela. the people. i was looking at business opportunities for me it felt like, yes there is risk, there's risk everywhere. there's risk in the united states as well, i didn't realize the extent of the risk. i was an american citizen abroad. >> these are not, you ended up in a prison. what happened to you there could've cost your life? there are moments you thought you would not get out? >> what was your experience like inside of the venezuelan prison? >> i was moved around to four different places? i have four different experiences. each of those it was the absolute worst, and then i saw a pattern that it would eventually get better. whether through prayer, calling on certain arc angels, god, reading the new testament. there was only thing available to meet mary. you don't have privilege to read material. sometimes a lot of coffee to stay up nights. >> why were you so intent of staying up? were you afraid of being harmed? >> there wa

visa in venezuela. i speak spanish, i've been to pretty much all latin countries, in latin america except for bolivia. and -- then. so i'm very familiar with the culture, with the. venezuela, the people. and i was looking at business opportunities. and so for me, it felt like yeah there's risk, there's rough everywhere. there's risk in the united states to, but i didn't realize the extent of the risk, i was an american citizen. >> i mean, visa or not, you ended up in a prison. >> correct. >> and what happened to you there could have cost your life. there were moments you thought you would in fact knock it out. what was your experience like inside of a venezuelan prison? >> yeah well, i was actually moved around to four different places. >> really? >> so i had four different experiences. and in each of those, it was the absolute worst, and then i saw a pattern, it would eventually get better. so whether through prayer, or calling on certain arc angels, god, reading the new testament was one of the only things that was available for me to read. you and -- religious material. sometimes a lot of coffee to

restrictions, visa duration, sanctions, let me remind you, the head of the ministry of foreign affairs russia, so to speak, was added to the sanctions list by the united states of americaon, and this topic was constantly discussed in interviews, at press conferences, what’s wrong with trump , they asked us, either us citizens, or those in the usa works affiliated with this very western political science. you know, yes, who, it seems like trudeau, is the prime minister of canada, is completely affiliated with the united states of america and within, the seven always vote the way they should vote, and in general in the international arena he is completely like would be... here is a follower, you know, one of the first to follow biden, and all american presidents, what do you think he said recently, just the other day, the end of december, in these very weeks that they are organizing a special body, i don’t know, a commission, a committee, a working group, which will analyze and prepare for the case of trump’s return to the white house, i will remind you. elections, how many months are left in their states? how many divisional commissions can you imagine, and this is cana

companies, i guess the bi three are amex, visa mastercard, but there ar others >> so if you're looking at jus to pick up where you left of in that segment, americaxpress has the highest, the most affluent clientele. if you worry about recession where you can go to the mid insulated so that is the 50,000 on tha main if you look at visa, the revenues weren't that bad. up 9%, so it was their guidanc or the way that they felt abou the transactions i don't know what to make of that i don't know if it is a weathe issue, but we are willing to give it to them because th consumer has not cracked yet [inaudible still have a job. what he doing have a job you still spend. and so i think all of these, and if you look at the chart and all of them, the technical are all impact the technicals on american express actually look the best that is the most momentum. visa, a little bit winning, an mastercard is somewhere in the middle >> do you know what is getting under my skin? and almost causing me to put m credit card back in my pocke is the fact that more and more merchants are trying to recoup the charge that they have to pay to the credit card companies. so th

you will not be able to get a visa to travel to america or travel elsewhere. you might travel elsewheremight want to be a musician. you might want to be a musician. you might want to be a footballer or whatever going to finish whatever that's going to finish it. think ahead . don't get a it. so think ahead. don't get a criminal record unnecessarily . criminal record unnecessarily. >> do you think there's any hope of of this common sense of any of this common sense approach happening? we seem to be mired in political correctness, frozen in the headlights, unable to do anything of the nature you're talking about because of what offending . offending people. >> well, right. it will take a paradigm shift. it will take strong political leadership . and strong political leadership. and incidentally, biggest incidentally, one of the biggest supporters is, believe supporters of this is, believe it not, for all the criticism it or not, for all the criticism he gets was in fact boris johnson, who was very supportive of take of the police. but it will take political leadership. will political lead

does it, that’s it, this visa you’re talking about, it’s still very... interesting, they still give it, except from the fact that one must receive very great merits before america, this is already a certain sign or mark that you are marked with the symbol of the special services. and we will continue to understand the intricacies of this plan, in which prince gary is involved, either as a puppeteer or as a doll. stay with us, we will definitely continue in a few minutes. “mom says, this cannot be forgiven, that you are the same as him, like my father, the patient is ready for surgery, we must begin, without mikhailov, do it today, there may be no tomorrow for you, he i asked you to tell me that he loves you and is still waiting for you, doctor preobrazhensky, final episode, watch the time after the program, i would like to interview you as the head physician of the beauty institute. steersman bourbon is a product of stellar group. ready? i think that cinema only shows love stories in war films, speech. and the new wave brought love for cinema, without love there are no films, he is a child of the cinema, he himself says that he grew up in the cinema museum in p

citizens of the united states of america are dissatisfied. his migration policy, of course, but the fact is that these concessions that biden made contradict his political visa, which he insisted on for 40 years on migration policy, so that he can make such concessions only to help ukraine , i say that there are completely opposite intentions, biden is ready to change his political course for good republicans to help ukraine, and the republicans are ready... first of all, president trump is ready to give up such an opportunity not to help ukraine, i just insist, it's not about the border, it's about this vote in ukraine, and here is mailery taylor green, one of the most such majors tyler, one of the most ardent supporters of donald trump, she has already warned speaker johnson that if he puts this package to a vote in the house of representatives, it will be defeated. on the question of his resignation, and now there will be such a moment the truth, because when this budget extension was voted on, temporarily, there were 106 republicans, as i recall, voting for it, 105 against it, so johnson seems to have a one-vote majority to retain office, it's a very, ve

america and grow with new ones groups along the road. on the coasts of chile, peru and ecuador, they are replenished by migrants from africa and... having received transit visas in mexico, the flow of people moves to checkpoints with the united states in california, arizona, new mexico and texas. a deadly 100 km long trek through the jungle across rivers and cliffs takes up to several months. this couple came to the us border from honduras. it was a big challenge for us, my husband had to fuss with me. like i'm in a wheelchair whose wheels are completely damaged. a heartbreaking story of poverty, violence at home and a request for asylum almost guarantees the opportunity to settle in the united states before the trial date, which may be set in a year. during this time, hundreds of thousands disappear into american cities. the fbi fears that isis terrorists and numerous foreign spies have already entered the country in this way. they are most afraid of those sent by beijing; the chinese are generally the most organized, on purpose. the developed migrant app builds the optimal route and warns about dangers, social networks are discussing photographs of a whole

visa system. >> i ask unanimous consent to include in the resolution constitution of the united states of americah says the president and vice president and all civil officers shall be removed from office on impeachment for and convention of treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors. >> for what purpose? >> i ask unanimous consent to enter material into the record. this would be a letter from the future supre court remarks at the north carolina ratification convention, in which he explains policy differences and other oft impeachable offenses. >> without objection, so ordered. >> mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent to enter material into the record. >> what material? >> i ask unanimous consent include the letter from 25 of the top constitutional law experts in this country to speaker johnson and chairman green, explaining in no uncertain words that an impeachment of secretary may orca would be utterly unjustified as a matter of constitutional law. >> other unanimous consent to enter stuff into the record? >> i seek unanimous consent to enter the 64 actions the biden administration

america. that is assimilated into our history our defense, work, and our culture. isn't that due in part to student visasported into the country, and you're giving to individuals who hate the country. is this all sort of part of the same thing? when we come bac night. i am jon scott and now back to "life, liberty & levin." >> welcome back america. lucy was going on in our streets in our colleges and universities, really supporting terrorist organizations, marxist organizations, isn't this all part of the same menu? the open borders, academia, the democratic party and so forth effects that common theme is it is a quality of racially mandated government equality and hatred of people who are successful for tried to work hard. i don't like those people. i don't think they realize we're the only racial democracy in history that is overworked for me it is trying it, brazil is trying with very mixed results. very fragile idea and to make it work you have to have everybody except a common culture. it has to be incidental. it canncannot be a sense of whou are. we keep seeing for diversity, diversity, diversity. h

visas for them, which means impresarios ran after them, i heard the ukrainian national choir in five different european countries , and every time they got such a standing ovation that i... rolled. i decided, americaknow this beautiful art. the famous american impresario max rabinov signed a contract with the band for performances in america. in september 1922, having never gained international support for ukraine,... the choir of oleksandr koshyts set sail for the usa , leaving europe forever. in a few months , the bolsheviks will announce the creation of a new russian empire (ussr) in the occupied territories, the premiere of the ukrainian band is scheduled for october 5. in 1922, the legendary carnegie hall in new york was announced at the tour level the biggest world stars. thousands of people willing to listen to ukrainian singing flocked to the concert hall. it was cool. so if some rock band from ukraine went abroad and immediately filled the stadium. it would be great. the same thing happened with the košice chapel. one of the most amazing and best songs that i had the chance to hear at my age was sung generously for an encore. the ukrainian choir triumphed once again, but ukraine was no lo

america also. administrations tradingadministration's trading the foreign anti-semitic instigators differently so their visasessors and students are free to register their support for israel or jews for fear of retaliation from the administration androm students. this by the way it was one of the biggest surprises too many people on our particular task force. the univerty of penns a number of quiet questions. it's like how many of you are conservative? you've said something and nobody you're in the restroom and somebody comes up and whispers i agree with you and you say why are we whi well, it's the same thing on college campuses now where professors and students are afraid to stand up and say they are pro israel so they whisper and say i agree you. thank you. keep doing what you're doing. .. nobody can say come on college campus we are against anti- semi a llama phobia as if their joint and the same degree of the number of incidents. watching dea officers turn a blind eye to because jews are not a protected class we are the oppressors anti-semitism being into freedom omaking it acceptable. it's okay we have

united states the states of america are not happy with his migration policy, of course, but the fact is that these concessions that biden made are contrary to his political visawhich he stood for 40 years on migration policy, so he can make such concessions only to help. ukraine, i say that there are completely opposite intentions here, biden is ready to change his political course in favor of the republicans in order to help ukraine, and the republicans are ready, first of all, president trump is ready to give up such an opportunity not to help ukraine. i i'm just insisting, it's not about the border here. the issue is this vote in ukraine. and here are the mailers ... one of the most ardent supporters of donald trump, she has already warned speaker johnson that if he puts this package to a vote in the house of representatives, the question of his resignation will be raised. and now there will be such a moment of truth, because when this temporary extension of the budget was voted on, 106 republicans, as far as i remember , voted for it, 105 against it, so that's it. as if there is a majority in one voice to to keep a position is a very, very risky thing. th

of the united states of america are not happy with his immigration policy, of course, but the fact is that these concessions that biden has made, they contradict his political visaich he has maintained for 40 years, on immigration policy, so he can make such concessions only to help ukraine, i say absolutely here. but opposite intentions, biden is ready to change his political course in favor of the republicans in order to help ukraine, and the republicans are ready, first of all , president trump is ready to give up such an opportunity not to help ukraine, i just insist, this is not about the border, it is about this vote in ukraine, and here is mailery taylor green, one of the largest. such a majorin, one of the most ardent supporters of donald trump, she has already warned speaker johnson that if he will put this package to a vote in the house of representatives, the question of his resignation will be brought up, and now there will be such a moment of truth, because when this temporary budget extension was voted on, there were 106 republicans, as i recall, voted for, 105 against, well that is, johnson seems to have... a one-vote majority to keep the office,

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he said, when you leave the country, show your blue passport, when you enter america, show it diplomatically, because visase, he stood up and saluted me, because apparently there was some kind of, well , some kind of series or some kind of number, i still have it this passport, i still have it, this blue service passport, how he did this, i don’t know, in this office where you were with kryuchkov , another powerful man who would later become general secretary was sitting at one time - this is andropov, but they say that andropov himself handed over the materials for the tas to yulian semyonov personally, a story, or did it really happen? semyonov told me that when he was trying to clarify certain things related to the documents, he called yuri vladimirovich and said that i don’t have enough for the storyline , so i would like to get these documents, to find out more about this, to which vladimirovich told him. you are such a talented writer, you can probably come up with something, it will be much better and much more interesting for readers than if you use the information that we provide you, that is, i g

of america and europe is what pull now using everything to block me less and i increase my non actually does net because since kampala adopted the new restrictions back and maybe us hasn't post visa restrictions in some of the countries. officials, sir, what sort of pressure is that putting on you down to? is it working well, this is the same. the same pressure that we saw with a pod side in south africa. there is a effort to restrict the movement of black people in the white man's world. the black people could not walk prince to wait to, to joanna is back without the permission of the the races. this is the same thing. africa. what legitimate play elected the democrats method that just lation reflecting not because the value was in the us. now this be for one have given us the january the 1st to day to day. they told us that if you've gone to the north, somehow con, sort of the, almost like trying to go there, we'll stop getting the financial services or marketing our products of the coffee to america. that the same that you sent you. we'll cut about say, we want to deepen democracy. on the same time, when africans practiced democracy, you want to shut us down. that's not a demo

the fifth time, i got my visa approved because the counselor who had denied my visa for the fourth time had gone to america her vacation. there is no doubt the system is broken. we are losing -- businesses tell me they cannot find qualified, skilled workforce that they need to grow the business is. australia and canada has taken advantage of a broken immigration system to attract highly skilled workers that our businesses need to grow and stay on top of innovation. we know immigrants are 60% less likely to be incarcerated than their native counterparts. i just want to take this time to appeal across the aisle to let us spend our energy in our constitutional authority to solve the problems, fix the broken immigration system that we have not dealt with for decades. let's not blame the secretary for our broken immigration system, but let's fix it to help our economy, create jobs, and make things better for all. thank you. >> i now recognize the gentleman from new york for his five minutes, mr. garbarino. >> thank you. i have heard a lot of the statements coming from my colleagues, we have come here -- they ar

protesters who are here on student visas were are here illegally, my view just got pulled because you cannot come here and advocate the burning and killing of jews and stay in america. so as far as protest goes, we have to deal with it. anti-semitism can't be the last form of acceptable discrimination that takes place in america or threatens to kill and threatens genocide, which is not just referring to territory, buteferring to killing all the jews in israel, that cannot be acceptable in any party, republican, democrat, independent. if you are involved in that and e here as a guest, your guess past should be pulled. the threats our kids and grandkids, liberty and way of life, is china. we have to focus on that like a laser. the daily threat to our troops deployed overseas is where i am. russia is a huge threat as well. but that's trying to restore an imperial russia. chinese uld've dominated the world and change our life and that inians nt to kill us every opportunity they get. thosare the big challenges. >> what would you st? the most important responsibility for the next presidt of the united states iso unify this country. that's the most important reonsibility.

visas, end the blockade of cuba and lift sanctions against venezuela. if amlo would have come to trump and said our demands -- >> he would have laughed at him. trump is america first. he would not take negotiations like that. its against the law in mexico to traffic in women and children but they allow it. against the mexican law to transit through mexico, but they allowed it. trump said you will enforce your own laws, put military on the southern border, remain in mexico, you will participate in that. south american countries, the same thing. participate in the third safe country agreement, i will take every penny of the national aid from you. they did what they wanted. >> john: you actually had personal experience at reagan airport, this new agreement, a pilot program between cbp and tsa to allow illegal immigrants to go through security at an american airport without identification. the cbp1 app would be used to verify their identity. what do you think of that? is this a problem? >> it's a big national security risk, we don't know who the people are. even some vetting procedures, it's only as good as the information we have access to. we don't have inform