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you still following these movements, let's get more on this room correspondent, roman gunter, unco welk and roman. are you any clear on precautions whereabouts? you know um and it is like mr. precaution would be changing his um, but about so he's traveling, it appears to be that he's traveling and according to the letter she better for me to read to like some blockers, franco, he's in russia now. where exactly we don't know, but it looks like he's traveling between russian fellows somewhere between maybe saint petersburg, his hometown, and maybe some town in those where he was supposed to go. and where he's wagner mercenaries was supposed to go by the not that far as i understand what is important is that mr. gordon appears to be traveling freely more or less. so he's not stopped somewhere. so he can move relatively freely and it looks like the 2nd book is thing is it looks like he's sorting things out. so he's wrapping up his business and pi hughes. um, searching out things which he has mercenaries, where will they go? it is still unclear. so at this stage, we have more questions, the

as it turned out later, the chief of the first company, 118 police battalion, hans welke , the olympicmpion of the thirty-sixth year , was driving the shot with him, and vasily meleshko at this time near the place of the partisan ambush. there were residents of the trump village whom the occupying authorities sent to cut down the forest, it was necessary to clear 50 m, the forest belts next to the road so that the partizans could not get close to the highway, the kozyrev woodcutters became the first victims of the khatyn tragedy. they put them on the asphalt, they all leaked and beaten. on the way, their brother, well, from the gorge lay with the elder herself, four bullets about the chest hit, 24 civilians of the kozyrevsk lumberjack were killed, some still managed to escape. they were able to escape into the forest. it was on the morning of march 22, 43 the partisans who ambushed retreated to khatyn to be massacred by the inhabitants of khatyn, 118, a police battalion, departed from the shoulders no, since the connection was damaged and the unit did not know what had happened on the

>> welk thank you for the question -- well, thank you for the question.o f companies like ours, we are very much focused on creating access anytime we can for patients. when we are working with hospitals and hospital systems, it definitely is quite complicated to get a new product on formulary are. there is a bit of a red tape, but our organization works -- to make sure hospitals are aware of the latest therapies and provide them all the information that they need in order to get our products on to hospital formularies. however, what we do know is that hospitals are disincentivized from putting newer, innovative products on their formulary and having their use because of the costs. it is definitely more, more of an incentive because of the way reimbursement works in b the hospital for hospitals to use older, cheaper generic drugs as front line versus using newer, innovative products. >> great, thank you. senator mar hall. if . >> -- mar hall. >> thank you, chairman. i'll yield to senator betts. >> thank you, member. thank the chairman as well. [applause]

the welk warriors are ignoring that polling data that you mention that shows their beliefs are not sharedined to force their liberal dogma down our throats that any malevolent end justifies the means even if it requires violating cherished constitutional rights as the professor pointed out, or contorting statutory laws. then they act terribly shocked when he supreme court reverses their lawless actions. at that point, they launch into these vicious denunciations, demonize republicans and conservatives, and the high court justices themselves. if you do not conform then you will be attacked and canceled and punished. you know, in a constitutional republic that is founded on democratic principles, the exclusive remedy is always at the ballot box. it will change only if enough americans get fed up and vote to toss the scoundrels out. >> kellyanne: it is a good lesson with the code equal and separation of power and branches of government. you are a harvard guy, and what is in the effect of their loss of this case along with unc loss and on the court with their future? >> it will improve every

>> welk, it is very convincing, liz, absolutely convincing.ca's watching this very closely. they understand that the department of justice the was weaponized, that joe biden weaponized them by stopping this investigation. look, these whistleblowers certainly seem to be credible, they're seasoned officers. they're basically putting their entire career on the line by coming forward here. i think they're very believable. again, the justice department was weaponize weaponized, and and this is unequal application of the law. elizabeth: so the criminal probe had been going on for five years, the whistleblowers basically saying when biden came into office, he put political appointees in there immediately, and they started to move to basically shut down the hunter biden criminal probe, bust it down to misdemeanors from felonies in order to protect joe biden. >> yeah. it is going to be a very complicated weave as we try to look under every place that a we can. i'm so proud of what's happening in the house. they're doing a great job, looking forward to

elizabeth: welk look who's back with us, senator ron johnson from senate budget.nvestigate and punish government officials retaliating against irs whistleblowers on the hunter biden cases? >> well, elizabeth, senator grassley and i together with james comer or and jim jordan have written to the office of special counsel and asked them to investigate these allegations of whistleblower retaliation. i come from the private sector. i've been shocked at how much retaliation occurs true the federal government and how these agency heads and supervisors get away with it. literally, it is shocking. the private sector the will be sued out of existence, but because the federal government has immunized itself against these things, it just continues. and the biden administration is doing everything they can to retaliate against them, trying to do it urn the radar screen to send a very clear signal against others if you want to retire with your pension, continue to get promotions, do not tell until congress and the american people the truth. but, elizabeth, we need people with

>> welk one of the big things that's left out of all of this is that this court has actually been quitets rulings. it dealt some real losses to republican efforts when it came to redistricting and the like just earlier in this term. and, obviously, you know, there's a number of other areas where, you know, it performed in ways that are completely at odds with the framing of them, you know, as chris hayes said there, of being this kind of imperial, you know, entity handing down rulings. the other thing that i think is left out here is that of all the entities that represent our federal government can at the moment, i would argue that the court is being the most representative of public opinion in the sense that if you actually look at the affirmative action question whenned asked both by harvard's own polling efforts and by the pew forum and the like over the last several years, it's a 70-30 issue at best. most recent pew poll was 74-26 in terms of the number of americans who are opposed to affirmative action. and so i don't think that this has the same kind of flavor as it would in perh

welk on the ground establish cause and effect and then make seminal assists or more simply, what i would offer we're trying to do is to determine the what the so what and the now what happened what. did it mean back then? what does it mean to us today? this is the west point class of 1915. they're on their staff ride to gettysburg, sitting on the church of city on the steps of christ lutheran in downtown gettysburg. this is the class that the stars fell 287 members of that class wi graduate. 59 of them will become general officers, including two five star generals. general eisr and general omar bradley. they use gettysburg as a leadership laboratory and we o the same what i ask is make it your day interactive, enga staff ride, guide but also part of the way works is only a guide gives of the impetus. the successful today will be deed by your ability to engage, bring your experiences and your study to bear. okay, in order to make ts successful, what i want to do is provide us some context in my intent here is not to insult anyone intelligence, but this is ing to be a of an eighth grade ci

now, sales of evs these days, welk you know, they're -- they look pretty rosy.e than a half million evs sold in the u.s. that's up 47% from last year. but, of course, last year was constrained by supply chain issues, and it was hard to get a vehicle back then. that's why right now if you look at days of supply of vehicles, every, all vehicles, if you look at all vehicles, 53 days of supply. that's kind of small. evs, though, double that. we're starting to get a little bit of a glut out there, 103 days of supply. it's different the for different models though. the miss tack mach e, if -- mustang mach e, 116 days of supply. the f-150 # lightning, a little less. expect cadillac lyric, it's really hard to find one of those as well as the bmw with i4. a few draw cans of supply for them. -- days of supply. the prices are coming down. the list price on average for an ev in the first a half of the year, $63,000 and change. the average transaction price though, $53,000. so, you know, pretty good discount on that one. as to where these things would go, by the way, liz, we