anatoly wasserman answers.at this moment in khimki near moscow one of the largest shopping centers of the metropolitan region mega is burning, the fire area is growing every minute and now at least 18,000 m² are already engulfed in fire. there would be smoke, visible for many kilometers, eyewitnesses report numerous explosions inside the building at the site of the state of emergency , our correspondent and nests are now located. he has a direct connection with the studio and hello, if this huge complex is engulfed in flames or a fire, she still managed to defend something that could be the cause. even greetings well , actually, what is happening now you can see behind my back. this is the entrance to the main entrance, and at the hypermarket uber hypermarket of building materials there is a parking lot in front of the shopping center, and huge pillars of smoke that rise several tens of meters. in some places visible, also a cop. 9 another open fire, according to eyewitnesses. it's the residents of the nearby h

dear and unlike anyone from odessa, anatoly wasserman put this record.rs, dear experts, your answer answers. well , we believe that it was the bell melody that sounded, uh, in the play. tsar fyodor ivanovich, who was then installed by konstantin alekseev, who was not yet stanislavsky, in the theater temple of the arts. bells sounded. not at all worry, the artist of the orchestra, the soloist drummer and the ringer valery, performed the bell ringing of the belfry of the bolshoi theater theaters - this is a temple, as konstantin alekseev said and you just repeated . this is during the discussion. now, too. so everyone knows konstantin alekseev. this is konstantin sergeevich husky. you're right. you are right, the bells sounded in the theatre, because the theater is a temple. you are just like vobschem now. well done, well done, everything becomes two one two one. what has changed after this appearance on central television? well of course, a lot has changed, though it has changed a year earlier, when the brain-ring had just appeared on the screen. i rememb

anatoly wasserman was born and raised in odessa graduated.culty of thermal physics worked as a programmer in a large scientific institute, and in the late eighties began to participate in intellectual tv quizzes f. y in. a. and not just to participate, but by all means to win, as a programmer, it is easier for me to answer. this is a keyboard, a typewriter is a completely correct answer, intellectual erudition, of course, charm quickly made him a real tv star of any participant in any competition. there is a smaller one very strong opponent. this is the result the competition depends not only on objective indicators, but also on how the tv presenter manages to concentrate. he wrote scientific articles, was a political consultant, and now he himself has become a deputy politician. there the state duma now i work in the committee. on enlightenment, my goal is to include in the education law. the point of education is the formation of a coherent picture of the world, the colleagues agreed. and now the expert commission is already working. for a

kiev glasses a beard and an invariable vest with countless pockets this image of anatoly wasserman has not changed much since then, when the country first saw him on television. this bell melody sounded. uh, the whole king. fyodor joanna, well done. everything becomes two one two, one intellectual club of connoisseurs, damn it. ring, his game once reflects the audience. more and more they were convinced that a native of odessa, as the people say, is a real walking antilo. and they were not far from the truth, because they fluently read books. anatoly started at the age of 4 and still books occupy most of his apartment, for a long time everyone was occupied with the question. if a woman who was able to win the heart of this an incredible intellectual, until it turned out that even in his youth anatoly gave his word never to marry, he also keeps his celibate dinner for half a century, and he found his realization in the science of history and politics, while anatoly himself did not imagine that life would one day force him to leave his native odessa and move to moscow in general, the str

it's important for me to now yield two minutes or more to congresswoman wasserman schultz.he speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman has the floor. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you to the gentlelady from texas and thank you, mr. speaker. and to mr. jordan. as i try to catch my breath. i rise in strong support of the bill before the house today because my colleagues at this very moment thousands of children are waiting to be saved. the internet can be a dangerous neighborhood for anyone but especially for vulnerable children. the ever-expanding reach of the internet has fueled and exploding multibillion dollar market for child pornography. tragically this market exploits the graphic images that rule if the horrific assault of more children. the pandemic only exacerbated the problem as our world shifts more online. these are not just heinous online images they are crime scene photos created by a driving -- thriving industry that uses children as sexual commodities. slam years ago i introduced the protecting our children act of 2007. we heard from a brave young woman, alicia. she

with us now is florida congresswoman db by wasserman shultz.. i'm very happy to see you. how are you? >> thank you, good to see you too. happy holidays. it's great to be with you, as always. >> like wise. i know you can't talk specifics about what was said, but what did you take away from that broefing today? >> it was really good to hear from our military and intelligence top officials and diplomatic officials to get a sense of the progress and what needs to be done going forward. one thing that i came with that isn't class fewed that is very clear is that the united states has been able to rally the world, keep us uniied, make sure that the outrageous intrusion and invasion that russia has rained down upon ukraine needs to continue to be pushed back and that the ukrainians have had remarkable resilience and remarkable humann cisis that is going on perpetrated by venezuela is the reason for this flight. the fear of persecution is real. and ensures when a vens waylay applies to that program, they fly here, not coming over the dangerous border c

wasserman schultz smk as the member designated by ms. frankel, castor, bonamici, they will vote yes of s. 4926. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congressman hice of georgia, i inform the house that congressman hice will vote no on s. 4926. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. axne, mr. o'halleran, mrs. bustos, mr, mr. moulton, mr. lynch and mr. krishnamoorthi, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 4926. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. moolenaar of michigan, i inform the house that mr. moolenaar will vote yea on s. 4926. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. car day nays, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote yea on s.

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reading is a burden wasserman does not miss a meeting actively participates in the duma work from the vest really refused it was replaced by a strict black turtleneck anastasia litvinova pavel kostrikov the stage will have to find out who sings with them in a duet will secretly be revealed at the moment when the mirror wall rises. and when you step on the stage, i swear the truth is a cat i scream, i swear you have no idea who will be next to you. so don't miss the new edition of the duo's musical grand show tonight at 21:30. with the development of events in russia abroad, stay with us. i love to come back to our house, because home is where you are tea, princess nouri is good where you are. we trust rinival. we choose rinival cherkizova presents today i am ready impossible. cherkizovo and my menopause is so tasty and tortured by hot flashes. this is not for me. tame hot flashes with cyclimalanine cyclimalanine benefits up to 50% cyclimalanin from evalar we wish you to have a lot of everything, as in the tape of what you need, what you really want for new year's purchases and million

adopts the devil knows what wasserman customs are instilled in the tongue does not want to speak hiswn sells his own, as they sell a soulless creature at the trade market. and the foul mercy of the polish tycoon, who, with a yellow whisper in his face, watch an entertaining video. do you think it has become a cunning slippery aroma crest. or maybe he was such a crest, do you think ukrainians are born? no, i believe that ukrainians are not born ukrainians. i believe that we are all born ukrainians, we were born, which means that you somehow deserved it, or we or our parents or our ancestors do not matter. and this man was sure to be born to ukrainians, a small plump one, we unfold 3.5 kg to ukrainians. the question is different. which of these three kilograms? this is how a person of 100 kg turns into? how it happens, and i'll explain to you, we ourselves are to blame. here are people like you, yana, like me, like us. we are all to blame; everything starts in the hospital was born. this boy. it is necessary to bring it in, it is necessary to give it to the doctor, they did not give it

wasserman schultz, i inform the house that mrs. wasserman schultz will vote yes on s.1617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gosar and mr. gohmert and tom rice of south carolina and mr. burgess, they will vote yes on s.1617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. lofgren, i inform the house that ms. lofgren will vote yes on s.1617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yes on s.1617. >> as the member designated by mr. kind and mr. rush, chairman neal, mr. lewan ms. wexton, these five members will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gonzales of texas, mr. gonzales will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from c

they are jewish, chita wasserman is not a real vein, this is a fictitious wife against you.ll, i don’t know, maybe, maybe when to call you. here is your wife. you will be with her work interesting josephine was informed that her husband would have to work with another woman. oh , i doubt, i doubt, pedro's illegal residency is based in argentina , uruguay and uruguay can be an intermediate base for legalization, and uruguay is more than just a fallback . arnold's personal file and how a certain richard frankfurter berlin jewish lawyer lived in a house with that number, who fled from persecution of the nazis and was the father of apartment number seven, but after the reconstruction, however, it is not clear how we will find such an apartment in this house now. haven't seen it, but in old houses number six years old. there doesn't seem to be anyone. well, that's enough, having found out some apartment outside, we calculate its balcony, probably, the frankfurter lawyer was standing on it, looking out for his daughter. but wouldn’t he have helped her and her husband another quest

wasserman schultz: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in support of the respect for marriage act because every american deserves to have their union recognized and respected in law. since the obergefell and loving decisions, millions of families rely on the constitutional guarantee that marriage equality affords. yet, we just saw what happens when half our population relies on this high court to protect our sacred rights. recent far-right court nominees broke their pledges to respect the resident of roe, and look at the legal chaos, unequal treatment and physical and financial ruin they have unleashed. we can no more rely on their word than we can their apologists who say their legal extremists will uphold marriage equality. this bill ensures that by guaranteeing that same-sex and interracial couples have a legal right to build a life with someone who shares their love. i'm honored to stand with the lgbtq+ community to make this a more just, equal, and perfect union. without these rights and this legislation, america can never tru

patricia murphy, and dave wasserman, welcome and thank you for joining us on this gloomy day.as i mentioned, voting day today in the runoff election, and i know you have been speaking to voters there since early this morning, and what are they telling you? >> reporter: voters have come out, and it's kind of overcast and a drizzly day, and voting is across the street, and organizers are doing everything they can to get folks excited to come out, despite the early voting records, and folks are still out here to make sure people come out. voters i talked to say the stakes in this election are especially high, but they are not tired, they are ready to go. take a listen. >> fatigue at all? >> no, not -- no. >> why not? >> because you have to get out and vote, and that's the way your voice is heard, so tired or not, it's a rainy day and freezing, but i am here. if i can do it, everybody else can do it. >> reporter: as excited as folks are to come out to vote, as folks are breaking through that fatigue, we talk to a number of voters that showed up at this polling place in southwest a

distracted and listened, and anatoly wasserman because. he, too, had the ability discovered.as a child. in the status of a child prodigy with all the ensuing difficulties. the main of these difficulties, i never learned how to work. for a long time seriously and stubbornly over the same among those prodigy biographies at different times, i have come across a lot of people who have not been able to move from the miracle of children into the miracle of adults, it seems for the same reason, because they are not ready to work seriously and for a long time now. i can give. for any prodigy, just one piece of advice from my own experience. it is very difficult to pass from the miracle of children to the miracle of adults, because adults are always expected to do more than they can give, and in order to meet these expectations, one must, firstly, be able to work not only on what happens by itself. secondly, do not be frightened and do not break if some expectations are not met. those dangers that anatoly speaks about are aware of who does not go to school. that's all, that is, these

wasserman schultz: as the member designated by ms. bonamici, castor and mr. clyburn, they will vote yes on h.r. 1942. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bacon, i inform the house that mr. bacon will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. axne, ms. kuster, mr. langevin, mr. lynch, mr. moulton and mrs. trahan, these members will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. miller of west virginia and father carter of georgia, they will vote yes on 1942. >> as the member designated by by congress members garcia, swalwell, napolitano, costa, garamendi, vargas, brownley, roybal-allard, new man and kahele, these members will vote yes on 1942. >> mek by mr. gimenez, mr. steube, mr. gimenez will vote yes. mr. steube and mr. posey will vote no on s.1942. the speaker pro tempo

join me now is brian bendig and senior portfolio manager max wasserman. good to see you both.uch for being here. brian, as we look ahead to the inflation data for the month of november, we've got the ppi out this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern. we're expecting a gain of 7 and a quarter percent year over year. then we get the consumer price index, cpi and the federal reserve's final meeting of the year next week, tuesday and wednesday. what are your thoughts? what are you expecting? and do you think much of this has been priced into the market? >> thanks, maria. yes, i think a lot of the inflation expectations so far coming towards the end of the year have been priced into the market. we're expecting about a 10% decline from last month in ppi or the producer price index and next week we're expecting headline cpi to come down to about low 7s, around 7.3 versus previously we were around 7.7 and this is all dictated by the fact that we are seeing across different parts of the economy a slowing economic environment, primarily due to the fact that we know that the fed continues to pum

miramar portfolio manager, max wasserman. you and i are here on the set.n the avator and sean pictures, and markets, what is at the gut, what is at the heart of what is going on now? >> one thing largely reported yesterday after updated projections for gdp growth. looking next year forecasting growth of 1 1/2 of 1%. with the bulk of that growth taking place in the second half of the year. i believe investors would be wise to prepare portfolios for recessionary environment as the consumer becomes more entrenched starts to spend less. retail sales reported yesterday, down .6 1%. roughly double the estimate. so if you're looking ahead, consumer will spend less. guess what? the consumer accounts for0% ofof 70% of the growth in our country. liz: retail sales were reported and, they dropped the most in 11 month, max. that said if you believe as we said earlier that spenders are shifting the paradigm and becoming savers is it really a place to put money in the stock market are there specific pocket the you're a believer in at the moment? >> good to see you again,

so the report points people to legislation that congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz and i have createdrgue that someone is barred from office by this provision. but the best understanding of it is it's self-executing any way, which is why there's been courts in the land that have already said that people are barred from the ballot because they participated in insurrection. so i do think this is going to become a big issue as we head into the 2024 elections. >> the report details a lot of the intelligence and laurmt failures leading up to the riots. why did the committee essentially -- some can say essentially exonerate the security agencies. >> i don't think anybody was exonerated. we blow the whistle about the fact that there were lots of reports coming in of ab em impending attack on the capitol. numerous law enforcement intelligence agencies had all that information. the information they didn't have that donald trump was planning to essentially unleash the fury of the mob on the capitol and then continue to incite and exhort them to action as he did with his tweet on january 6th. so

recommendations, that congress can act in order to set up a process to make this meaningful, and debbie wasserman schultz and i have introduced legislation to recognize january 6th as an insurrection, and then also to develop a process whereby the department of justice could go to the district court in the district of columbia, and have someone declared disqualified from holding office because they had participated in it. >> two questions for you. a follow-up questions. the transcripts from all of the testimony that you gathered, am i right to believe that all of those transcripts are coming out on wednesday, with the full report? >> i'm not sure about the exact timing of it, but our intention is to make everything public that can be made public. in other words, that there would have to be some compelling legal reason that something couldn't be made public, if it would put someone's life in danger or something like that. but the vast majority of everything that we've gotten will be put into the public domain and we're very eager to do that, and all of it will start on wednesday, along with our re

wasserman schultz: as the member designated by mr. clyburn and ms. castor, frankel, bonamici, rice, and mr. auchincloss, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 2617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. burgess of texas, mr. duncan of south carolina, mr. gonzalez of texas, mr. flores of texas, mr. mccaul of texas, mr. rice of south carolina, mr. williams of texas, they will all vote no on this bill, a.k.a. the grimple that stole christmas. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from -- >> as the member designated by congress members chuy garcia, eric swalwell, grace napolitano, john gare mean dee, juan vargas, julia brownley, lieu kill roybal-allard, marie newman mr. kahele, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 2617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. miller, west virginia, and carter of

wasserman schultz: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in support of the respect for marriage act because every american deserves to have their union recognized and respected in law. since the obergefell and loving decisions, millions of families rely on the constitutional guarantee that marriage equality affords. yet, we just saw what happens when half our population relies on this high court to protect our sacred rights. recent far-right court nominees broke their pledges to respect the resident of roe, and look at the legal chaos, unequal treatment and physical and financial ruin they have unleashed. we can no more rely on their word than we can their apologists who say their legal extremists will uphold marriage equality. this bill ensures that by guaranteeing that same-sex and interracial couples have a legal right to build a life with someone who shares their love. i'm honored to stand with the lgbtq+ community to make this a more just, equal, and perfect union. without these rights and this legislation, america can never tru

because there was no social media, there was no cnn, there was no decision task, there was no dave wasserman saying i have seen enough, they were not really sure what the results were going to be. john adams felt confident enough on december 30th, 1796, so several months after the elections had begun, she right back to abigail saying i believe that i know the outcome. but he was not sure, he was not sure until he himself opened the results on february 8th, 1797, and declared himself the winner. . that actually left him just about a month for the actual transition, to the timeline is essential, there. fast forward four years, the result was a little bit different, by the time he came around to opening, or, by the time jefferson opened the results in 1801 it was pretty clear, everyone knew that john adams had lost but it was not clear who had actually won. as a refresher, of course, erin burr and thomas jefferson world tied in that election, it took 36 ballots to select who was going to be the next president, and in that process john adams, thomas jefferson, anne ehrenberg were all invited to

wasserman schultz of florida who was then heroic work in this area, and she is to recognize for five minutes. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman. i appreciate your kindness and thank you to you for having this really important discussion and focus on a critical issue. more than a a century, for example, the jrotc programs sought to instill u.s. military values. classes and thousands of public schools across the country yet the military certified instructors will oversee these impressionable young people deployed to class but very little oversight or training. i find the decision particularly concern as my home state of florida has more jrotc programs than any other state than texas. in florida the jrotc instructor was charged with sexual battery after driving one of his students home. and to compound the tragedy, that student was been denied admittance to the coast guard due to the trauma that she suffered. this is one case out of many. in september while appearing before the senate armed services committee stephanie bell of the deputy assistant secretary of defense for military pers

there was no dave wasserman saying, i have seen enough. they were not really sure what the results were going to be. john adams felt confident enough on december 30th, 1796. so several months after the elections had begun to write back to abigail saying, i believe that. i know the outcome. but he wasn't sure and he wasn't sure until he himself opened the results on february 8th. 1797 in declared himself the winner that actually left him just about a month for the actual. so the timeline i think essential there fast forward four years. of course the result a little bit different the by the time he came around to opening the earth excuse me by the time thomas jefferson opened the results in 1801, it was pretty clear everyone knew that john had lost, but it wasn't clear who had actually won. and just a little of a refresher, of course, aaron burr and thomas jefferson were tied in that election. it took 36 ballots to select who indeed going to be the next president. and in that process, john adams, thomas jefferson and burr were all invited to

that is debbie wasserman scholes, william pascrell, josh, and -- i just noted it. i did not ask for consent yet. i thought i would fill out the time. we are also joined by the distinguished chairwoman,, carolyn maloney for the purpose of this committee. our witnesses today, let me introduce them informally. tammy wickham homes was with the u.s. postal service. we have paul hogrogian. edmund carley. michael plunkett is the president and chief executive officer of the post commerce. greg white is the executive manager of the u.s. postal service strategic initiatives. we had 40 or testimony. we will swear you in a soon as this motion -- >> the clerk -- >> we are still trying to get our clerk. >> -- [inaudible] a would hope that members are alerted to the fact that there is a recorded vote pending. they can make themselves available. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> we have a clerk. the clerk will call the roll. the motion is to adjourn. all of those in favor will say i, all those opposed will say no. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. connolly? >> no. >> miss norton? >> i

those members are debbie wasserman scholes, william pascrell, josh -- and crazy mchugh me. i just noted it, i didn't ask for consent yet. i thought i would feel of the time. so we are not. we are also joined by our distinguished chairwoman, carolyn maloney. for the purpose of this committee. i would necessitate, let me introduce them informally, our tammy wickham homes inspector general for u.s. postal service, paul had golden, national presence of national postal mail handlers union. edmund carly, national presence in the united postmasters and managers of america, michael plunk, president xi projects that could've officer of the postal commerce. gregory white, executive manager of strategic initiatives for the u.s. postal service. we look forward to your testimony and we will swear you in as soon as this motion. >> we are still trying to get the clerk to come. . with. >> i will hope that members are alerted to the fact that there is a recorded vote pending, and make themselves available. we have a clerk. the clerk will call the roll the motion is to adjourn. all those in

wasserman schultz: as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yea on h.r. 1510. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? mr. garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated by -- ms. garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. lawrence, i inform the house that mrs. lawrence will vote yes on h.r. 1510. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mike simpson from the state of idaho, i inform the house that mr. simpson will vote no on h.res. 1510. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. weber: as the member designated by mr. gosar from arizona, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vote nay on 1510 and, mr. chairman, i might add, merry christmas. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? fleesh mr. speaker, as the member designated by -- mr. fleischmann

wasserman schultz: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. castor, frankel, bonamici and mr. clyburn, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 9640. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? ms. clarke: mr. speaker, as the member designated by chairwoman velazquez, congresswoman barragan, sewell, meng, congressman veasey and suozzi, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 9640. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the state of washington seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by representative bishop and bennie thompson, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 9640. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? mr. pappas: mr. speaker, as the member designated by axne, bustos, mr. krishnamoorthi, kuster, langevin, miss lee, lynch, moulton, o'halleran and trahan, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 9640. the speaker pro tempore: for what purp

and also, you guys may not know this, but my family has been tremendously supported by the wassermangency. bg's agent, lindsay colas, has just been amazing for me and my family throughout this process. so, today, my family is whole. but as you all are aware, there's so many other families who are not whole, and so bg is not here to say this, but i will gladly speak on her behalf and say that bg and i will remain committed to the work of getting every american home, including paul, whose family is in our hearts today as we celebrate bg being home. we do understand that there are still people out here who are enduring what i endured the last nine months of missing tremendously their loved ones. so, thank you, everybody, for your support. and today is just a happy day for me and my family. so, i'm going to smile right now. thank you. pres. biden: thank you. thank you all very much. [overlapping questions] >> mr. president, when will brittney be back in the u.s.? when will she land? pres. biden: in the next 24 hours. >> what do you say to the whelan family, who says this is a catastrophe