it makes erdogan wildly popular and helps sweep the welfare party he transforms istanbul.gan wildly popular and helps sweep the welfare party to victory in a general election. soon, there's speculation that the job of mayor is too small for a man like erdogan. that one day he'll want the top job. but the military are not happy. they think the welfare party erdogan belongs to is trying to bring religion into politics. so, in february1997, they issue an ultimatum against the government. and a few months later, the government resigns. but erdogan doesn't go quietly. he becomes the key speaker at rallies protesting the closure. he calls for change, not by demanding civil unrest but by reading a poem. the poem is from the days of the ottoman empire, praising soldiers going into battle. he became the hero of those people who felt that they were victimised by the secular state. that poem was manifestation of the fact that... "i am yourguy. you can follow me. "we're going to do this together. "and, yes, we are going towards an islamic republic." erdogan's potent use of religious r

speaker's constraints of a small house majority and negotiating with the democratic party that seems to prioritize welfare for grown men who won't work over our military. and as i noted there are some victories in this bill and it prevents a default. unfortunately, this bill poses a mortal risk to our national security by cutting our defense budget which i cannot support as grave dangers gather on the horizon. the bill supporters contend that it raises defense next year when the defense budget will grow by only 1%. who thinks joe biden will get inflation to prepandemic levels? and even if he did, inflation would grow at least twice as fast as the defense budget causing even more real cuts to defense. worst of all, this bill contains an automatic 1% sequester based off last year's budget. that means that domestic spending will go up and defense spending will go down if the sequester kicks in. let me repeat that. if the sequester takes effect, democrats will get more welfare spending while defense gets cut. who thinks the democratic leader will be dissatisfied with this result? more to the point, who thinks

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26th congress of the party with shock work they will make a worthy contribution to multiplying the country's social wealth in the interests of the steady improvement of the welfarethe soviet people leonid ilyich brezhnev general secretary of the central committee of the communist party of the soviet union its mysticism that the peasant son gorbachev, by his father, is a great russian gop-bug mother the small-haired man in one person led his mother to his homeland to the very bank, to the very cliff, quietly pushed. thank you mother to you for everything you have done for me. and thank you. the great lesson that you taught by a contemporary and future generation needs to be unraveled and i'm afraid it will never be unraveled to the end, the world within the soviet union, which was dissolved as a result of his deeds and with his direct participation looks like this back in 1988 in sumgayit in that very award year in the nineties, pogroms of the armenian population took place in baku and then the georgian, the abkhaz georgians, the south setian conflicts, the nagorno, the karabakh conflict, the transnistrian the conflict on the territory of tajikistan in uzbekistan

speaker's constraints of a small house majority and negotiating with the democratic party that seems to prioritize welfare for grown men who won't work over our military. and as i noted there are some victories in this bill and it prevents a default. unfortunately, this bill poses a mortal risk to our national security by cutting our defense budget which i cannot support as grave dangers gather on the horizon. the bill supporters contend that it raises defense next year when the defense budget will grow by only 1%. who thinks joe biden will get inflation to prepandemic levels? and even if he did, inflation would grow at least twice as fast as the defense budget causing even more real cuts to defense. worst of all, this bill contains an automatic 1% sequester based off last year's budget. that means that domestic spending will go up and defense spending will go down if the sequester kicks in. let me repeat that. if the sequester takes effect, democrats will get more welfare spending while defense gets cut. who thinks the democratic leader will be dissatisfied with this result? more to the point, who thinks

the us this this historical particularity of like not having really a meaningful welfare state and not having a a party and so, you know, absolutely instantly first thing on my agenda universal health care thank you. now you know immediately after that you know very strong rent controls, i think. yes, absolutely. abolition of the electoral college, abolition of half of the you know, the appurtenances of the let's be clear, deliberately system of quote, democracy in the u.s. i mean, and i'm not saying anything that any serious scholar the constitution doesn't know. you know, this is not just a of, you know, filthy read point. i mean it's it's quite explicit. you know, the electoral college exists to be this is not a crime. it's not a controversial point. so i would say, like some things like that and simply simply, you know, being intransigent on these points so this is not there may be things in which in a non revolutionary situation you know you you do a bit of horse trading and you know but no, you know the electoral college goes the supreme court, you know, lifetime appointment to the supreme court

democrats voted against it, including members of the progressive part of the party who are really concerned about some of the welfaretrictions that have been included in the bill. the kind of reaction we expected from those people. we expected that. but overall there is a sense of relief by most lawmakers. but of course the next battle is the senate.— of course the next battle is the senate. take us through what happens _ the senate. take us through what happens next - the senate. take us through what happens next in - the senate. take us through what happens next in the i what happens next in the senate, nomia. ., , , senate, nomia. ultimately, they need to get _ senate, nomia. ultimately, they need to get 60 — senate, nomia. ultimately, they need to get 60 votes _ senate, nomia. ultimately, they need to get 60 votes in - senate, nomia. ultimately, they need to get 60 votes in the - need to get 60 votes in the senate, there are 51 democrats, they controlled the senate by a slim majority. it goes to the senate, if there is unanimous consent, they will skip the debate and go straight to a vote. however, there are som

the modern democrat party led by joe biden today believes in welfare, not because it helps anybody, becausehey care about, poor people. >> very true. my take-away on there is jake tapper is afraid of rfk. charlie, thank you. >> great to e-see you. >> good to see you, too. what are you wearing john fetterman? democrat congressman joins us democrat congressman joins us next. it's not too late for another treatment option. to learn more visit treatted.com back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give your right arm to find great talent. but with upwork, there's highly skilled talent from all over the globe. right at your fingertips. ♪ this is how we work now ♪ start making outdoor memories you will never forget. for less than $5.00 a day, you can own your very own tracker off-road or a brand-new tracker boat, motor and trailer package. the fastest growing off-road brand in america and the world's #1 best selling fishing and pontoon boats are built by and sold factory direct at bass pro shops and other select dealers. save big on the best brands and the boats you love. escape in

welfare, contacting the parents, or making home visits. but at some point, you can't reach these young people anymore. the far-right partyn democrats, is taking advantage of the violence by drumming up sentiment against sweden's migrant communities. stefan lindström's bridge is also in the firing line. the right-wingers want it torn down. they believe it will bring rinkeby's criminality to ursvik. we contacted the sd but the party declined to comment. demolishing the bridge would be completely pointless - it would cost the taxpayer the equivalent of 10 million euros. that's madness! in ursvik, there's little concern that youth violence could spill over to them via the new bridge. most people are fairly relaxed about the dispute. the issue has been blown out of proportion by tabloids like expressen. here in this neighborhood, i haven't noticed much conflict at all. and before building the bridge, they set up a new police station in rinkeby. since then, it's been a lot quieter over there. stefan lindström is sure the bridge will have a positive effect. he hopes the uproar will die down once the bridge is finally finished.

welfare, contacting the parents, or making home visits. but at some point, you can't reach these young people anymore. the far-right partyn democrats, is taking advantage of the violence by drumming up sentiment against sweden's migrant communities. stefan lindström's bridge is also in the firing line. the right-wingers want it torn down. they believe it will bring rinkeby's criminality to ursvik. we contacted the sd but the party declined to comment. demolishing the bridge would be completely pointless - it would cost the taxpayer the equivalent of 10 million euros. that's madness! in ursvik, there's little concern that youth violence could spill over to them via the new bridge. most people are fairly relaxed about the dispute. the issue has been blown out of proportion by tabloids like expressen. here in this neighborhood, i haven't noticed much conflict at all. and before building the bridge, they set up a new police station in rinkeby. since then, it's been a lot quieter over there. stefan lindström is sure the bridge will have a positive effect. he hopes the uproar will die down once the bridge is finally finished.

party. but i am bill clinton and welfare reform, etc. went along it.and one of the things we could do and should do or not, it's universal basic income is just remember we don't even to talk about socialism or scandinavia. yeah. just the world in which the system was tuition free as it was for my father, in which you know, the social safety net was so much stronger, which living wages were so much better for working people and we've had that world in this and i think it peaked the sixties and seventies. we could have it again, but we'd have to vote for some pretty radically different economic policies. so we've reached the point in our where we only have time for one more question. so sorry, i'll try to get a good one, guys yeah, i actually think that's a perfect segue way to the question that i was going to ask. you were talking earlier about it i don't want to block people. you were talking earlier, a story shifting, right? yeah. like gender, race sexual assault, like all these like big topics. right. and another conversation that's happening recentl

he said he had been asking her about her welfare in that it has been a very stressful time for her. this is not a good development for the snp. it is a partyng to ditch some high—profile policies such as the deposit return scheme. and he is under pressure under other policy areas such as the gender recognition reform bill and asissues gender recognition reform bill and as issues on the ferry services to us the scott lish islands and trying to put a recent on his but this will inevitably dominate the new cycle for days and weeks to come. and it is not over yet. the police will still methodically continue with their investigation and at some point in the next few weeks and months, the prosecuting authorities here in scotland will decide whether or not they believe crimes have been committed and whether or not they believe they have enough evidence to charge anyone with any crimes. at the moment no one has been charged but it is a very difficult situation for the snp and for the snp leader and first minister, humza yousaf. thank you. i want to work through some of today's development with our next guest. i'm joined now by sirjohn curtice, pro

welfare right now. you're going to, it's gonna be much more difficult for you to eats and the fucking of a democratic party as well. i think tanks of is going to like a hundreds of thousands of people increase the poverty. i thought would you have hung up. meanwhile, the tax cuts impact raises rather than that, but he was talking about one percent they went in this deal and i think people say, wait, so you just, you kind of took that will stay with the logic from the republicans as well. so you're bustle, you negotiations on the debt ceiling, which is something you said you wouldn't do it. there are other ways out of this, potentially, if you, if you wanted to fight. so this means of them the president has been once again, sets and will be back in this situation in 2025 at the potentially but not to worry about the things you're surrendered on welfare quote, you know, welfare for the purest oil, a gas pipeline. and in west virginia, the environment, time of change, all these things, things they've started pointing to the democratic base. yeah, these are the things that you've surrendered in order to get th

critical decisions about the health and welfare of their children -- >> our borders are wide open to millions of foreigners who seek entry into the country. the democrat partyonsible for most of this. and much more. it seeks to control our governmental institutions. justs it dominates our cultural entires from media that a academia and entertainment and science, and seeks to eviscerate the constitution. separation of powers and so forth. obstructs if ideological designs and abuses rule of law by targets its political opens for harassment, investigation, prosecution, and imp imprisonment. when barack obama shouted to a crowd we're 5 days away from fa fam. >> transforming the u.s., he was not kidding. michelle obama announced we would have to change our conversation, our traditions are history, to move into a different places as a nation, she meant it the obamas are not alone among democrat party and contempt for the country. it is the rare top democrat party politician who praised america, and is sincere about it. they mostly trash talk the country and sm smear millions, examples are too numerous to category here. and has a horrifying history of supporting m

ad the modern democrat party,ocra led by donald by joe biden today believes in welfare notyb, becauseit helps anybody, because it doesn't help anybody, but because it keeps them bt power. that's all they care about. well, that's the only thing they care about. t abopoor people.ake-aw very true.ay you know what my big takeaway of this is, jake? rfk. he is afraid of rfk to really thank you. great to see you. good to see you, too. hootie wearing john fetterman, t going to love the new dress code. a democratic congressman is pushing for y in the capitol. a democrat congressman joins c us next. er boa >> start making outdoor memories you will never forget memories you will never forget fot,ckage. you can own your very own tractor off road or brand new tractor vote, motor and trailer package, and trailer package, the fastest growin brand in america and the world's number one best selling, fishing and ot and pn boats are built by and sold factory direct at best. pro shops and other select dealers save big on the best brands and the boats you love. escape into the great outdoors with tracker

you look at foodstamp welfare benefits and the like, they are small slivers versus the big kahuna's but certain things he just can't touch, they are politically toxic to both partiess very easy to talk about a strong dollar, debt cutting and be fiscally harsh -- caucus but in practice getting reelected and trying to hold onto the house or senate or whatever it is, it is brutally difficult to be true to your campaign. host: drew is in minnesota, democratic caller. caller: quick caller. -- quick question, thinking about social security specifically, and a lot of seniors -- i'm currently retired, county commissioner where we tried to make reasonable decisions to support our community. social security has a huge role to play in our economy. i rarely ever hear people talk about the impact of if security was to be damaged or during one of these debt ceiling fiascoes have checks not go out to people who depend on the social security checks. some who are very frail and then they hear the things which gives them a lack of confidence in their leadership. i would like to hear the economic impact of rural communities and larger cities if social security was to go away. thank

welfare, competitions for advanced production or for official use, defense products. growing a culture in an uncharacteristic climate was indeed a feat in the early fifties. in september 1952, the twentieth congress of the communist partyf belarus summed up the results of the most difficult time for the republic of the first post-war years a voluminous report by nikolai semyonovich, patovichev first secretary of the communist party of belarus honorary title of an award to representatives of various fields of activity a worker of the village working people of creative professions science of education, there are many successes, successes are especially highlighted western regions of the republic of the national economy have achieved the western regions. the industry of western belarus did not just a jerk. in its development, the industrialization of the region during the years of the first and post-war five-year plans became a great victory. grodno brest baranovichi pinsk molodechno lida new industries were created here . the five- year plans of the western legion of significant successes in the development of the national economy are indeed the congress has already begun to set tasks for the new five-year plan. they amb

speaker's constraints of a small house majority and negotiating with the democratic party that seems to prioritize welfare for grown men who won't work over our military. and as i noted there are some victories in this bill and it prevents a default. unfortunately, this bill poses a mortal risk to our national security by cutting our defense budget which i cannot support as grave dangers gather on the horizon. the bill supporters contend that it raises defense next year when the defense budget will grow by only 1%. who thinks joe biden will get inflation to prepandemic levels? and even if he did, inflation would grow at least twice as fast as the defense budget causing even more real cuts to defense. worst of all, this bill contains an automatic 1% sequester based off last year's budget. that means that domestic spending will go up and defense spending will go down if the sequester kicks in. let me repeat that. if the sequester takes effect, democrats will get more welfare spending while defense gets cut. who thinks the democratic leader will be dissatisfied with this result? more to the point, who thinks

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in perpetuity to the speakers constraints of a small house majority in the notion party that seems to prioritize welfare for grown men who don't work over our military i would victories in this bill to the default. unfortunately this bill poses a moral risk to our national security by tyingour defense budget . it poses great dangers on the horizon. bill supporters contend it raises defense spending my 3.2 percent compared to last year and that's true on face value inflation was six percent last year when a three percent raise prices go up by six percent. a small child with you normally won't go as far and it gets worse next year the defense budget will grow by one percent. thanks joe i will get inflation to pre-pandemic models? even if he did inflation will grow as fast as the defense budget prompting even more cuts. worst of all, this bill contains an automatic one percent c kuester based off last year's budget.that means domestic spending will go and defense spending will go down if the seat. the. if the sequestered democrats will get more welfare spendingwhile defense is cut . case the democratic lea

party and there's a lot of misinformation put out. we have reforms that will help the process in the country for oil and natural gas, work requirements for welfare a lot of body in this bill, do i think the bill is perfect? absolutely not but this happens when you deal with one half, one third of government, leverage is a thing. if we want a better bill we need to win more elections, take back the senate and take back the white house in 2024, then we will get the most desirable piece of legislation is get this country back on track. what no one can refute is this does his this does cut $2.1 trillion. ashley: have you decided to are you supporting for - donald trump last night in a town hall on fox news with sean hannity laid out his plan to battle with fentanyl crisis, he said he would deploy military assets to go after the cartels and put the death penalty on the table for convicted drug dealers and human smugglers. is -- at the town hall in iowa, watch. >> we were energy independent. within 6 months we would have been energy dominant. we would sell that in lots of places that started the inflation. we stop drilling, the biggest tax cut in hist

party is primarily entrepreneurs. we are, as it were, people , one can almost even say pragmatic , we are for the fact that, first of all, the country produces welfaret we are for a material good life for ourselves and for the people in the country, and for this we need tranquility and order. titulov also stressed that many issues still to be resolved , the party has different points of view on some issues, but according to the titles in general, they are one field of the berry of one system of thinking. people, so they will agree on everything, in turn, she does not like to say that the main electorate of the new policy is young people and the entrepreneurs of this program will tell today and after a short advertisement. build a nuclear battery, calculate the efficiency of an oil well, or determine the best way to purify water, and that's it. even before graduation , aleksey kvashenkin spoke with the winners of the all-russian engineering competition. the village of the future is already in the present there are more ponds here than in peterhof about how the ugly tarakanova turned into well-maintained fir and what does andrey shamin tell about carp

welfare class to make up the difference. but they won't help the middle class. that's who the republican party tries to look out for.he average guy who knows exactly what he's paying in his energy bill. so i ask that we leave the working class alone and this is just -- the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. grothman: thank you. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. chairman, i just want to take a moment to bring us back to the real world. earlier this week the administration issued a statement of administration policy, that's the biden administration's official views on this bill. and i have to report that the administration does not view this bill favorably. ky de-spite what our republican colleagues are saying today, the administration makes clear that in the real world this bill would, quote, deny the american people the savings that come with having more efficient new appliances on the market, unquote. and think administration is right. this bill is not about freedom. i keep hearing that a lot on the ot

you look at foodstamp welfare benefits and the like, they are small slivers versus the big kahuna's but certain things he just can't touch, they are politically toxic to both partiesy to talk about a strong dollar, debt cutting and be fiscally harsh -- caucus but in practice getting reelected and trying to hold onto the house or senate or whatever it is, it is brutally difficult to be true to your campaign. host: drew is in minnesota, democratic caller. caller: quick caller. -- quick question, thinking about social security specifically, and a lot of seniors -- i'm currently retired, county commissioner where we tried to make reasonable decisions to support our community. social security has a huge role to play in our economy. i rarely ever hear people talk about the impact of if security was to be damaged or during one of these debt ceiling fiascoes have checks not go out to people who depend on the social security checks. some who are very frail and then they hear the things which gives them a lack of confidence in their leadership. i would like to hear the economic impact of rural communities and larger cities if social security was to go away. thank you. guest

decided to vote for a political party that's for free markets, that's for school of choice, that's for nuclear family. for men going to work and not living off of the welfareee what is taking placement i want to tell you today in my closing, that there is still hope for this nation. but i would hope it's not in a donkey and i would hope it's not in an elephant. our hope is in jesus because on a hill far away stood an old rugged cross, the emblem of suffering and pain. god bless you. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome from the great state of florida, congressman byron donald. [cheers and applause] >> good morning. >> good morning. >> you guys are alive this morning. you guys are spirited this morning. you know, i've learned something new this morning and what i've learned is to never go to the podium after a pastor. [laughter] >> because even though i came in with a lot of things on my mind, with the stuff we're doing a few blocks away on capitol hill, a pastor has a way of raising your spirit level, of raising your energy level, and reminding you of exactly why you're in this battle for what i am going to call the soul of america

germany party yevgeny germany continues its course of e-e to support the ukrainian regime to support further further hostilities. uh, precisely to the detriment of their own economy to the detriment welfarecitizens' discontent is growing. it is reflected as in anti-government or anti-bogen demonstrations. it is also reflected in support for the ruling course in general, as can be seen from public opinion polls , with regard to the depletion of ammunition stocks in warehouses of countries, the eu is really a problem in that the eu supposedly planned not so long ago to put about a million shells there into our own production. but as we understand it, to increase production on paper is easy in practice, that's all. not so easy. uh, if decades of this production did not exist. as a result, just, uh, all countries scooped out the stocks of their own armies and supplied them to ukraine, and now these stocks have simply come to an end and the question is already being raised. uh, let's say this about our own security, but is the army of one or another country and the eu capable of repelling this threat in the event of an external threat, if we say all the ammunition, all the shells were placed

party. it doesn't matter to the hollywood elite. it doesn't matter to limo liberals or silicon billions ion airs or welfare but to the medical class as to what their energy bill is. this is part of the biden's administration to shut down which is cheaper is a growing trend towards ignoring the middle class in america. these other groups, i don't think they would know what their electric bill is. but we have to bring back the gas stoves on the grounds that it will save money for the middle class. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to dress the chamber. >> i rise in recognition to caribbean-american heritage month and thank barbara lee which made this designation nation possible. and i thank shirley chisholm and i would not be here if she had not blazed a trail. we deep history of our siblings, some of those who were forced to migration and those who migrated as caribbean nationals. i represent the massachusetts' 7th and third largest. and they shape our community contributing to our community, culture and civic life. whether we are experiencing carib