weiss. dr. weiss: thank you for having me here, chairman casey, ranking member cassidy and the rest of the committee. my name is ashley weiss i'm a child and adolescent scries at tulane university in new orleans, louisiana. i specialize in first episode psychosis. psychosis is a symptom, typically associate woad the onset of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. these illnesses can have devastating consequences from the increased risk of cardiovascular disease and premature death to ramifications of being chronically marginalized by society. why am i bringing up illnesses like schizophrenia in a hearing about mental health in high school and college students? this is where they start. in our young people. not by any fault of their own. adolescence is a time of incredible maturation and for some this maturing process goes awry. leading to the emergence of severe psychiatric disorders. these illnesses don't discriminate. they were present precovid, and they're still present now with a little bit of

materials will lead the s&p higher >> finally, steve weiss?r heard from me, scott moderna. look, they've had good news today on a bivalent vaccine, but you'll get the cancer news that's coming out hopefully this month. >>> okay great, thank you i'll see you in the "o.t." >>> welcome to "the exchange." i'm in for kelly they're taking a breather today, though 9 fed says the hikes may lo, but are recession a real rick, is the bear still lurking. walmart winning big lately, but could christmas change it all? the other rivalry, u.s. and china, president biden and president xi meeting for three hour

steve weiss?nk about it my final afraid is jf -- >> do you have all winners in your book? >> i'm not saying that he asked me to think about it, i'm going to think about it. >> i thought about it. >> i thought about it. not going to do it gxo logistics, they report this week 16% organic revenue growth it's selling at less than six times ebitda on next year's multiple it's compellingly cheap and has been beaten up like all of jimmy's stocks >> we haven't talked about, you also bought google, right? alphabet >> i did, as a trade i still think over the intermediate term -- >> isn't everything that you bought i mentioned a as a trade? >> no, i added some long-term positions. ags -- >> you did >> yes >> i read a whole lost of things those were all long-term positions? >> yeah -- >> come on, my man, you want to bring it to others, now you've got to face the music, bro >> the guys who are buying all the real estate are traders. ken griffin, dave tepper >> i want to know what field we're playing on >> jenn

i'm rabbi eric weiss. we are going to have a serious conversation this morning about domestic violence, and in particular, domestic violence in the jewish community. i would like to introduce you to naomi tucker, the executive director of shalom. welcome. >> good morning, thank you for having us. >>> let's talk a little bit about why is domestic violence such an important topic of conversation for us in general in our culture, but in particular, in on you jewish community? >> sure. shalom started 24 years ago. although there was a robust domestic violence movement in the united states, we noticed that jewish women were not accessing services and that in fact the in the jewish community, people weren't talking about the issue and sort of bought into the myth that the jewish community doesn't suffer from those problems. and we knew from domestic violence statistics, that that, in fact isn't true and that 1 in 4 women in their adult life time may be a victim of domestic violence, regardless of their ethnic ba

now to the end of year as a battle of positive sentiment versus the numbers so the numbers are, and weiss will argue with me on this but let's say 220 of earnings next year that's going to be fighting with people simply feeling better because we are past the worst of fed tightening, past the worst hopefully of russia, ukraine we're over earnings as you said. so there's just, you know, on an emotional side you can get excited. on a math side it's hard to get excited. if we end the year 4,100, 3,800, i'll be thrilled >> look, we talk about the market and we have on this program as a tail of two time frames you know, there's the six weeks between now and the end of the year, which many are trying to grow more positive about, and then there's the other side of that which is where you lie, which says, you know, the earnings projections jenny lays out, still too high. the multiple based on what the earnings are actually going to be, still too high the fed is going to be aggressive much more so than people think that's your play book, right >> and there was one chink in the armor so to speak in

use of is track institute and in singapore we have meredith weiss, a professor political science at the university of new york and opening good to have you all with us. so from if a deal, if i could start with you, is this a coalition that can work? i mean he's, he's got some tough challenges ahead. has in the way, but him it's quite strange bit a little, you know, i mean, strange strange menagerie if you would like to call it that we were just a few days ago fighting against each other and now we are in the same government together. i think the circumstances are such english, you know, when the king decrees that you, former unity government, most political parties, a baltic leaders will, will have to follow. i think the only exception is when he didn't party, which has decided to remain in opposition. so all right, now we're all listening to the key, meredith, why will he be able to unite the seemingly divided nation? i think so, if nothing else, i think that this is the more stable outcome than if this were indeed a unity government inclusive market in particular time. and so i agree

maria meredith weiss, as, as family mentioned there, there's really no honeymoon period is there for this government. what are they going to have to do to, to tackle the economic problems? yeah, i agree with everything from is i said, so even if we look at the most recent administration that you asked earlier about the level of turmoil of the past several years, a lot of that obviously was personality challenges was the fact of the coalition for all sorts of reasons related more to the party politics than external factors, but it was also a really difficult time to be governing because of cover it because of the economic challenges because of all of that. and so it's not all that surprising that more hidden governments in particular, which came in really, as the pandemic started to pick up, then collapsed quite as many as lee fairly quickly after probing parliament for nearly a year. and so in this case, we have a more stable basis coming in. we have this broader coalition. we have an electoral mandate. we have a lot of hope that that can also said, but it's a very challenging time t

carry firestone, victoria green, and joe and steve weiss. we are just past 12 noon in the east, and the dow holding on to a gain of 150. and here's the nasdaq, down three quarters of a percent. we have a lot on our plate we have midterms and cpi and seven fed speakers, and china zero covid policy in play, and we will talk about that in a minute and what it means for companies like apple we have more earnings like disney what is your thought here with yet another big week >> go to steven. i have to take a sip of water. >> yeah, i tried >> yeah, i am good >> you good now? >> good now. >> go ahead. >> i think mega caps are the story right now. yes, we are in the middle of a gridlock rally on the other side of that we will find out where we are with inflation. really, where the market goes right now is going to be determined by the way the mega caps ultimately are going to trade. >> really? think so >> i think in the last several days -- >> you don't think the market has decoupled themselves from that a littlebit >> no, and i think we are seeing

i'm curious where you think we currently are in light of everything weiss said. as i laid it out at the beginning, you had this fairly turbulent week, have fed speak, more data. where do we go from here >> i do think the fed it's a headwind and doesn't seem like things will get much easier there in the coming period on a slightly more positive note i do think china reopening is getting bit of a buzz and helping global risk sentiment, so i think that's playing a role positioning still for the most part remains pretty low, and you could see a pick up in buy backs. we're coming out of the buy back blackout period and some reasons for the inflation reduction act companies may look to move some of their 1q buy back activity now. i think the bigger question remains 2023 and specifically around earnings and how much potential slow down we see there. >> but you don't see as much slow down in earnings as some of the more dire forecasts are suggesting you revised it lower to 225. that's still pretty darn good considering where some projections have moved closer to $200 how

that continues to be true. >> all right, we're getting some spotty audio on steve weiss.oing to try to fix that in a coming break right now. anyway, i will point this because we're balanced here. city also upgraded the stock from a sell to a neutral rating and that's part of the hole whole tesla conversation today up next on the show as we sort out steve weiss' audio, check out the divergence what is it signaling and mean for the hot trade overall? the committewie ll debate how much it has to run and will it stall out? half time coming back in two minutes. and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focu

correspondent: andrew weiss, thank you very much. >> thank you. william: today is native american heritage day. one restaurant in minnesota is highlighting that heritage every single day by reviving and reimagining the food traditions that disappeared when european settlers came to north america. in this encore report, special correspondent fred de sam lazaro visited the restaurant. it's part of his series "agents for change" and our arts and culture series, "canvas." correspondent: the city of minneapolis has its roots in flour milling, its mississippi riverfront today dotted with icons of that heritage. but a new centerpiece of this historic district is an enterprise with a very different take on that history. ♪ >> there was a really important. so, for us, it's an act of reclamation, because we're able to bring the true namesake of this space back. correspondent: that namesake is sean sherman's restaurant called owamni, swirling water in the dakota language, and named after the much higher waterfalls that existed before industrialization brought

weiss is doing a thorough job in his investigation? mr. somewhere dan thrk there shouldn't be politics anywhere. should be driven by the fact, the law and the constitution. we've had over 14 whistle employeers come talk to us an every single one said at the highest levels of the justice department here in d.c., that's where the politics are involved. that's where the political decisions are being made. we have a concern with that. that's what we're focused on. reporter: to quickly followup, do you have any reason to believe that maine justice is iatempting to influence the investigation? mr. jordan: all we know is what they told us. mr. comer: i'll wrap it one this. we'll all be available throughout the day for questions. i realize con gregal oversight doesn't have a lot of credibility in washington, i blame adam schiff for that. we're going to change that. we're not going to talk about anything unless we have evidence. that's why i started out with, you're going to be presented with something you aren't used to over the past four years, e

we've seen some protests of the weiss and girlfriends of the mobilized, but the protest were against bad housing conditions. bad ammunition, bad food. it wasn't against the war, per se. so i think it will take time for the public opinion to swing there, very, very decisively against needless war. it will definitely take time, but i think again, the reality of war is gradually seeping into the collective rush mind constant in agates in various many thanks. thank you and climate talks are dragging on past their deadline as well. latest wrangle over how to compensate countries batted by the impact of climate change, the big sticking point as the establishment of a fun to provide cash to vulnerable nations. the you is backing a proposal, but divisions remain of who should contribute and who should benefit the use, surprise, awful has shaken up climate dogs. we more heard. good morning was the european commission vice president as the block will agree to a lawson damage fund. but only as long as countries like china contribute to it. huge steps forward. this is our final offer. this is wh

increasing every year many im gonna working on the lunch with is holiday destination drowning in plastic weiss, we, we like to look at the causes every year your other exports are 1000000 tons of plastic with there. another way, after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w, made for mines. oh, hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa. you beat issues and share ideas. you know, this shot would be a not a great to happen, delicate because population is growing and young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs to the 77 percent every weekend on d w. o, will you become a criminal? a ready? no. with hackers? paralyzing your societies computers, that's where you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for us, how they can also go terribly. what you know with this is being able to use live from by len nighttime promises to increase aid for your credit as well.

it's not how most subways get built, but they're most sub weiss don't go through the ruins of the ancient city of paris . oh yeah, them good. what like we saw all of these marketing tools, parts of furniture which we didn't know about. and at this moment we are still not sure what a lot of them are used for landing for love of the vixen with a huge field of research has opened out before us findings from the 4th century b. c. now, phil, this metro station opened this week, 10 years after construction began, remains of an ancient water system are integrated into the design, a chance for people to day to see how life was like here, thousands of years ago. banished, i have a force ticket, got it on the surface and under the surface we will always have all those layers of people who passed for he lived, he had created with sad, happy, got married, fell in love, thought and felt pain. pharmacy people today may get around faster, but of this meeting point of past and present their reminded of how much they have in common with those who lived here more than 2000 years ago. now human kind is stru

it's ron weiss, because of a break in by climate activists. this video posted by the last generation group appears to show protesters coating through the fence and gluing themselves to the runway. several activists were detained flights were stopped for nearly 2 hours. put operation with looking up well the lower house of rushes parliament. the duma has unanimously approved legislation binding. what to calls all forms of l g b t q plus propaganda. the bill could effectively block positive depictions of same sex relationships. it's expected to be passed by the opera house, unsigned by president vladimir putin. drag queen camilla crazy white entertained the crowd at moscow. bar. the show is irregular fix to hear, but the performers fear that may soon change. that's because of the new legislation criminalizing any act, seen as promoting what moscow called non traditional sexual relations. with the as experience shows, when these topics come up again, trying to distract from something that is really the biggest problem in russia right now. i don't

weiss is doing a thorough job in his investigation? mr. somewhere dan thrk there shouldn't be politics anywhere. should be driven by the fact, the law and the constitution. we've had over 14 whistle employeers come talk to us an every single one said at the highest levels of the justice department here in d.c., that's where the politics are involved. that's where the political decisions are being made. we have a concern with that. that's what we're focused on. reporter: to quickly followup, do you have any reason to believe that maine justice is iatempting to influence the investigation? mr. jordan: all we know is what they told us. mr. comer: i'll wrap it one this. we'll all be available throughout the day for questions. i realize con gregal oversight doesn't have a lot of credibility in washington, i blame adam schiff for that. we're going to change that. we're not going to talk about anything unless we have evidence. that's why i started out with, you're going to be presented with something you aren't used to over the past four years, e

attorney weiss's investigation. that letter also noted that the investigative avenues were based on verified and verifiable information. that, too, was based upon whistleblower allegations. the fbi failed to provide any requested records. the august 17, 2022, letter built off of the july 25 letter and requested an organizational chart from the fbi's washington field office. it seems like a very easy request to answer to. it also posed a series of questions about hunter biden's investigation, including how can hunter biden's criminal investigation be fully and complete if the fbi improperly shut down verifiable information and sourcing relating to potential criminal activities? no answer on that point from the fbi. the fbi did produce to me an organizational document for their washington field office. however, it failed production because it wasn't what i asked for. for example, out of the entire washington field office, the fbi included only six names in the document. and obviously there's more people involved in th

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jennifer weiss-wolf who formerly was a senior leadership at the brennan center joins us at ms. magazine nclb ship and is the author of taking a stand for menstrual equity. tara is gone public for taking a stand for menstrual equity. also charles johnson who is a founder of care for mom's. and want to start off with charles actually. i worked with each of these panelists in various capacities, and it's important to bring together a conversation, i convening, that took into account dobbs, , but more than w we understand dobbs as being a case that is about abortion because it's not abortion alone that we ought to be concerned about.ne and i think that they cues that we just heard from the dean are really important as she mentioned dr. king. in 1966 dr. king gave several speeches that if they kill to censure our concerns for the day. one of the first speeches he gave in 1966 was before a group of medical officials in illinois. and it was at that time that he said of all of the forms of discrimination and inequity in society, that that involving healthcare was the worst. because he

i think this is ridiculous about the hate speech reporting on bar i weiss's tweet, obviously nothingch and people were just looking at her and saying she's problematic because she raises questions about wokism and therefore, they hate her. it's not about her speech. it's about hatred for her, and what she stands for , and they are going to go after anyway they can and sadly that's the political environment that we're in, but i just encourage people to be their authentic selves and take the arrows that come but you'll always have other people standing with you. charles: speaking of the political environment, how do you explain these polls? just in the last couple of weeks , a wild surge, they were completely in the corner for democrats and they've gone completely the other way to republicans, just ahead of next weeks mid-terms. >> yeah, you know, i think in many ways this will be the first time that women and moms will have the chance to go to the ballot box to express the deeply -held concerns that we've had about the covid response for the past couple of years. we had an election in

it's almost a shame that the winter break is upon us because we're in such great foreign em. weiss one says look at the start of the season. like say, she looked toothless, but now they've returned to form. it seems they're the only ones that can bring themselves back down. because under marco vasa, light st, remain unbeaten in front of their home crowds and climb further up the table towards that champions league go. as for fryeburg, it was there sir defeat of the season, and they'll have to keep a close eye on the competition such as frankfort. for instance, the eagles were flying high after their european and domestic winds last week. and their good run continued against hoffen haim. you brill so making it one knell after just 6 minutes. column one is quick reactions, double delayed and the clock was still under 10 minutes. and any tradeable stop at the half hour mark eric dinner a bimbo. made it sri know for the hosts. surely that had the game in the bag by now . right. not quite because in the 30 ice minute hoffen heim got one back through a christoph baumgartener header. still a

lieu weiss e n he made the announcement at the climate conference. >> translator: the fight against climatenge will have the highest priority in the next government. >> lula also said brazil hopes to host the cop30 meeting in 2025 with a venue in the amazon. the area is the world's largest rain forest. about 2/3 of it is in brazil. deforestation of the amazon accelerated under the outgoing administration as it pushed for development. an estimated 13,200 square from august 2020 to july 2021.ed scntists say the loss of the amazon speeds up global warming. >>> shifting now to the weather. residents of southeastern parts of australia have been dealing with an exceptionally wet year. our meteorologist jonathan oh has the details on that in our world weather report. >>> hello, we have been talking about a rain pattern that has been drenching new south wales over the past, well, several months. look at the numbers here for sydney. over ten-month span, almost 2.4 meters of rain fell, and the annual average is about half of that, and you can imagine what that does to the ground. here's a look at som

is holiday destinations and drowning in plastic weiss, we, we like to look at the causal every year of the exports over $1000000.00 tons of plastic with there. another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. a today on red power top 5 picks from the paris motor show, vietnam, europe bound, been fast to be f 8 tested and how a stunt driver pushes his e b to the limits with watch new car try with elijah, that the left bank also she'll of the year in paris you are red, top number 58th right here behind me the a 110 by alpine, e attorney t and e stands full electric and full the 61st day of the a 110. we know decided to make this car fuel electric. it takes the drive train from the renewals. megan e, take 178 kilowatts all power, and it will make the dash from 0 to 104.5 seconds and up to 200. 50 kilometers an hour off the top speed, 60 kilowatt hour battery. and because it's only below $1.00, taunting weight, it will take you up to 4 on with 20 kilometers, at least that's walk through an o claim. still, number 5, we believe it on a

going on with holiday destinations and drowning in plastic weiss, we wine and we can look at the cars every year. europe exports over 1000000 tons of plastic with there. another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines ah, ah, welcome to global 3000. why retire in the us? many older people would rather keep working university and then want china's college graduates to worry about their future. and could liquefied natural gas be the solution to the global energy crisis. russians invasion of ukraine has triggered an energy crisis, especially in europe. for decades, many e u. member states came to depend on cheap natural gas from russia. but moscow has throttled gas exports. a desperate search for new providers as on and africa has large gas deposits. billions and profit ard stake by 2030 germany hopes to obtain 10000000 tons of liquefied natural gas from senegal alone. but we already know that all fossil fuel extraction comes at a high human and environmental cost. is the energy crisis making us forget the climate crisis. we cook w

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we hope they would hit the weiss's that interest of their own people, instead of pointing fingers that others. patrick falk has more from hong kong. as far as we understand, there has been quite significant protests going on just across the border from here in hong kong in one joe, there were clashes that took place overnight. i think you showed some video of that just a moment ago, and these are perhaps arguably the strongest protests and reactions that we've seen so far. there were men in hazmat, security dress and has met, suits lined in formation, holding shields. and there are also videos of protests is throwing bottles in one video, a glass, a tig gas canister is seen being thrown as well. so this does seem to be an escalation of this protest movements of july and is coming despite authorities warning that there would be no tolerance for any illegal behavior. some of these videos have been verified. we're told that it isn't high jew district. remember one joe was really the sense of john is covered at break right now and hide, you has been one of the worst affected areas. plenty

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we have plenty on day 2 of the faithful world kept 2022, including weiss, strike assario. money is a role model, this home village in synagogue, and it's not only for his skills on the pitch. and 9 he is on since protest changed the course for country we revisit the events of ukraine's modern square. ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere a you ready for with sponsored my cattle aways. how i we got more very heavy ranges pushing into central and southern parts of china at the moment, lightly showers, which was open waters off the north west pacific. there is pulling out of the way, but you can follow this line of cloud all the way back into central china. i'm not sinking further south which are anywhere from around while the korean peninsula cross yellow sea. right. the way down to were vietnam, seeing some showers, longest bows of right over the next couple of days. make the most that 20 celsius there in tokyo. as you go through, we're tuesday. temperature come down to around $1415.00. decrease on wednesday is that wet weather? trundles across, sir, south korea into a

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we hope they would hit the weiss's interests of their own people, instead of pointing fingers at others. meanwhile, authorities have begun easing restrictions in some areas including junk, jo, home to the biggest i phone factory and ch, reduced mass testing requirements, and allowed more businesses to reopen. still, demonstrators fear possible retribution, beijing, some people have voiced support for the protest. her do whatever. i can still work from home, so the lockdown hasn't affected me too much. but seeing them fighting for freedom, i think, is very inspiring her anger about the 0 coven policies, more people speaking out against censorship. and what they say is an overbearing government, patrick, fog, al jazeera hong kong, a key figure in chilliness transformation to global power status has died. former president jiang zemin was 96. he came to office just after the 1989 tiana been square protests and crack down. katrina, you looked back at his life rare among chinese leaders. john. the men seemed to enjoy the spotlight. he stepped into the top job during a turbulent period. he was

year, many im gonna working on landfills and we work very holiday destinations drowning in plastic weiss, we rewind at the cause of every year. europe exports over 1000000 tons of plastic with there. another way, after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w, made for mines. oh, can they get all the harvesters or immigrants going to say everything you enjoy eating at home with your family, was harvested by people who are being exploited. it's like this for free, and we're gonna need your home. can we keep doing what we're doing? and that's why your green revolution is absolutely necessary. europe revealed the future is being determined. now, our documentary theory will show you how people, companies and countries are rethinking everything and making major changes. europe revealed this week on d. w. a . you're watching d, w, 's asia coming up today. we take a look at head at what will be a big meeting next week with world leaders converging in bali where the g 20 europe is in trim all from war and country space. economic uncertainty will be speaking with indo

attorney in delaware, david weiss, i believe you know him since he was a trump appointee. can he independently oversee this or do we need another special counsel? >> this investigation, as you said, has been going on for a very long time, which is not good for anybody and promotes conspiracy theories and suspicion. my hope is the department will make a decision in the near future whether to go forward and hopefully that decision will be accepted by the public. i do believe that the u.s. attorney in delaware has the right experience to make that decision, so i think we can be confident he'll make the right decision in that case. >> okay. so not in that case, but let me ask you about the content of what is being scrutinized here with the former president. i know when you were u.s. attorney in maryland, you dealt with individuals who took classified material, sometimes top secret csi clearance level and kept it at home, and you prosecuted them to the full extent of the law. why should the president be any different? >> you're right. we did have a lot of federal agencies in ma

feels more and more confident in criticizing the russian military leadership is also confirmed by weisss of nato are openly attacking military officials close to putin in an attempt to break into the higher command of the russian army, control over money resources and political influence, the man has some big political plans, and we see how he is trying, for example, to break his influence in st. he apparently very much wants to gain a foothold in such a broad understanding , so one of the authors of no conditional military victory, according to the russian media, prigozhin had a long-standing conflict with defense minister shoigu; previously, according to medusa, the head of the communist party of the soviet union, wagner, criticized the actions of the russian army in syria, believing that it is possible to act quote much more effectively, by the way, the wagnerites also fought in syria, and earlier prigozhina's concord catering company, according to the bbc, lost a large part of contracts for state food orders for the ministry of defense of the russian federation, today prigozhina pri

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developments to policies have been killed in, in israeli right on the jenin refugee company occupied weiss bank for others were wounded, including an 8 year old child earlier in the day, one man was shot dead by his writing full says after stabbing incident in the old city of occupied east jerusalem. another was reported he killed and bates, duke, who in the west bank well purchase morning. had these in our jaffe and iranian women, shot dead in september when she spoke out against the country's head jab, mandate, his tongue violent, the reports that security forces opened fire on the cot, encourage, and state he v says a security officer was killed, 10 others injured several prominent iranian human rights, toys of publicly criticize the country's clerical rulers, saying now full because protest is across the country. i no longer afraid of violent crack down. that has been ongoing on rest and 22 year old man. i mean, he died in police custody in september of to being arrested for violating the strict dress code. international nuclear watchdog says it found no evidence that ukraine is workin

maria phenomena is beth weiss, it was a big question at this year's day 20, whether its members are torn apart by unprecedented divisions with the over how to approach russia. ukraine conflict will at all be able to come to consensus over the final declaration. and now we hear that the document has been adopted. we heard earlier from russia's foreign minister instead of a live world that some western countries wanted the document to be politicized. and include condemnation of russia's special military operation, the ukraine, but certainly russia and also china, india, brazil, saudi arabian, indonesia, at least refused to accept such wording. and now that the final edition of the final declaration also notes that the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons is an acceptable that the ukrainian conflict. divorce and existing problem is the global economy and also stress the importance of the grain deal. so cold black sea grain initiative walker earlier by turkey as and the un allowing the expert of rain from earlier and walk ukrainian fords to poorest countries. and all g 20 members are in f