finally, the purpose of important policy is to vns american interest and keep our nation safe. and we cannot keep america safe with joe biden's open borders on the southern border of the united states. ronald reagan said that a nation without borders is not a nation. under our administration, we reduced immigration and abuse by 90%. and that's gone by the side, and the policy that i negotiated for the administration and now millions have come across the border putting an enormous burden on americans in their cities. under our administration, i'll protect the southern border as a cornerstone of important policy. as we said back in indiana, good fences make good neighbors and we'll be better neighbors than ever before. we'll finish building the wall, asylum in mexico, catch and release. and end the wave of drugs and human smuggling across the border. the violation of the american border will end one way or the other, even if we have to demand that the mexican government partners with american forces to hunt down and destroy the cartels wherever they are. [applause] >> you know, i

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they did not both and they sent them to vn if you were in vienna he did a huge amount of traveling orraveling all over south easternrn europe. but you knew your territory. >> in reading that scene i was reminded of the scene and read, remember the movie about jack reed. he ends up on the side and moscow there's a smoky room. he gets up and declares an english official is about nine minutes long and the translation is about 10 seconds he said tell them what i said, tell them what i said. i have a colleague who is reporting in a faraway place he does not speak the language. he was saying exactly what was happening to him. great question, wrong answer but he said yes. it is a challenge for reporters to this date when you do not know the language. as her question anyone else may have? >> behind the pillar joint to standd up to the mic please? >> if i may. another question and that is, i was wondering if you could shed any light on the salaries these individuals were making. were they underpaid, overpaid did they take on multiple jobs in order to pay for rent and food? >> associative quest

and vns, is the legislative framework here ready?s to 88, i remember the very nearest time. this work, all the work will be completed, and with which states are we developing parliamentary relations? the block for developing relations with the parliamentary bodies of the russian federation and the people's republic of china is one of the priority areas. today, the head of state discussed current issues with the speaker of the house of representatives, all the most interesting things in the evening. vladimir andreichenko will tell you watch the project conversation about the president after the panorama. it won't go away. our troubled western neighbor, warsaw, has concentrated on the border with belarus 10,000 soldiers this was stated by the deputy head of the ministry of internal affairs of poland. according to him, 6,000 military personnel are now in the camp, and 4,000 directly on the border. in addition, 5,000 border guards and about a thousand police officers are involved. at the same time, he stated that the situation on the bor

and furthermore on the senate side senate majority leader chuck schumer has taken steps to add vns hiswn short-term funding bill, something that will give ukraine aid and disaster money, that could tee up a showdown with the house. let's take a listen to what schumer said about working with mitch mcconnell on a bipartisan plan. >> you both think you have an agreement with leader mcconnell to put ukraine in a continuing resolution. >> leader mcconnell and i are both strongly for aid in ukraine and i believe the majority of members of both parties of the senate agree with that. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy is going to have a decision to make, he can ignore the bail from the senate and risk a government shutdown or he could put the bill on the floor and risk a threat to his speakership. hardliners are willing to oust him if he works with democrats. this is melanie zanona. >>> if you're needing car repairs, you could soon be out of luck. the strike is extended to include -- the move the likely to hit dealerships hard and limit their ability to service vehicles. the union said it won't expan

and vns, is the legislative framework ready here? we needed to make changes as soon as possible.d completed and with which states are we developing parliamentary the development of relations with parliamentarians of the russian federation and the people 's republic of china is one of the priority areas. today, the head of state discussed current issues with the speaker of the house of representatives, all the most interesting things in the evening. vladimir andreichenko will tell you watch the project conversation about the president after the panorama. our troubled western neighbor will not calm down, warsaw has concentrated 10,000 soldiers on the border with belarus, this was stated by the deputy head of the ministry of internal affairs of poland. according to him, 6,000 soldiers are now in the camp, and 4,000 directly at the border. in addition, 5,000 border guards and about a thousand police officers are involved, at the same time he stated that the situation on the border has definitely become calmer. that's just a desire. warsaw increased tension near our borders does not k

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igor sergeenko emphasized the idea to recreate this holiday was voiced at the vns and supported by the state, as a driving force, as a cementing force of our people , it was probably always discussed, and this unity helped to survive and defeat the enemy. this was demonstrated by our people during the years of the polish occupation and the years of the great patriotic war after. or halieta, when we restored the national economy within 5 years in the seventies and eighties, and especially during the period of sovereign belarus, when we create, despite all the sanctions and all these difficulties that are forming around us. i i mean, on the foreign policy circuit , sergienko told the political and economic situation in the country about the situation that is developing along the external arc, there was talk about the work of the sports enterprise itself. today , it produces 350 types of products, 75% of which go to the domestic market, 25% for export, constantly working on new types of products next year, the factory will celebrate its centenary. such events are very important, both for