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the guest of this part of our program is pavlo grod, president of the world congress of ukrainians. welcome to our studio, thank you for coming, thank you for coming for new and real opportunities to support ukraine in these difficult times times when you see almost everyone. and kyiv and other ukrainian cities under missile and drone attacks by the russians, and i would like to start precisely with the topic of your stay, what, if we talk about your meetings, about your conclusions, which is the most important thing in this visit, well, first of all, we wanted the main thing brought with them an additional additional package of aid to the armed forces of ukraine, and at the beginning of a full-scale war... we actively participated in this, created our project, the unite with ukraine platform, and we aid packages, we are working with the guide, with the leadership of the armed forces of ukraine, with various departments, with gur and others, in order to understand what they need most next, then this time we brought long-range drones, armored vehicles and other, other things that we

just thinking with them how best to help this... situation, but frankly, any contact with the world congress of ukrainians and with the ukrainian community in russia can lead to very bad things, criminal cases for sure, well, that is, it is like an extremist organization, in fact, absolutely, well, we are recognized as extremists organization, that's why even criminal cases went up to a full-scale invasion against the leaders of our community, that's why i advise ukrainians in russia to live underground. as, say, the ukrainian greek-catholic church lived under the soviet times, the same must be lived now, there will be, there will be a change of regime, i am convinced of this, as when it will happen, i don’t know, but be, stick to ukrainians, tell me, whatever please, by the way, about ukrainianness and citizenship, i cannot but ask you about this law plural citizenship, about some kind of discussion, but it is not under consideration, but it is not adopted, how much are you interested in the adoption of this law at all. as a representative of the ukrainian world community, what should this

thank you, it was pavlo grokht, the president of the world congress of ukrainians, and vitaly portnikovthis program for you with this conversation, victory and victory to you, friends, good luck. see this week in the collaborators program. ministries of the occupiers, whom the rashists appointed as leaders. i want to on the lands kherson oblast was and will be russia. but how did the fake minister rob his owners of millions of rubles? the accused is detained. greetings, i'm olena kononenko, and this is a collaborator program about traitors who, at the call of... hearts and wallets, went to serve the rashis occupiers. in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine, russia creates such ministries. they are illegal and illegitimate, but many collaborators prefer to occupy. positions there, becoming a minister, deputy or at least the director of the department - almost the main goal each seller. today and in the coming issues, i will tell you about such fake institutions, who runs them and how they are used by the occupiers. this is the so-called ministry of health of the kherson region

the guest of this part of our program is pavlo grod, president of the world congress of ukrainians, welcomethank you in our studio, thank you for coming, thank you for coming for new and real possibilities of supporting ukraine in this difficult situation. times when you see kyiv and other ukrainian cities under missile and drone attacks almost every day, the russians, and i want to start precisely with the topic of your stay, what, if we talk about your meetings, about your conclusions, which is the most important in this visit, well, first of all , we wanted to bring with us an additional additional package of assistance to the armed forces of ukraine, and we have been actively involved in this since the beginning of the full-scale war, created our project, the united with ukraine platform, and we alternately bring aid packages, we work with the guide, with the escort of the armed forces of ukraine, with various departments, with gur and others, to understand what they need most next, then this time we transported long-range drones, armored vehicles and other, other things , about which w

organize a ukrainian school, gather with your friends and form a ukrainian school, contact the world congress of ukrainians, we will give you a package on how to do it, how to organize it, help with all materials, we are preparing together with the ministry of education and other scientific institutions, we will give you everything, you just organize and we call our communities so and so. communities are built, they are then stronger, when someone gives money, it is a bit of a knock, but when the ukrainian community gathers and says, let's collect funds, build the youth, buy and build young man an organization and some kind of home where our children can work, these organizations will be successful, and they will be positive, and they will be creative, and if someone gives you money, you will do according to the order, well, we often talk about what is there is a certain fatigue from the russian-ukrainian war in the west, but ukrainian communities are tired from the war? i don't think it's fatigue, but that, unfortunately, life is going back to business as usual, that is, people feel, well, c

to increase opportunities for ukrainians living abroad - believes pavlo grod, president of the world congressof ukrainians. about the advantages of adopting a law that will allow you to have several. passports were discussed in the capital, in particular, they talked about how it could help to involve the diaspora in the post-war reconstruction of the country. this is part of a wider one. our strategy regarding the return of ukrainians to ukraine, both during the war and after our victory, and it is very important that there is this status and there is one class citizen, so that this returning ukrainian can fully participate in the reconstruction of ukraine. citizenship, the institution of citizenship is a very powerful tool for the creation of a state, it is the creation of a political nation, so it must be treated very seriously. taiwanese aid for ours. of the future, 16 schools in the carpathian region now have new computer classrooms, so students will learn on modern gadgets in computer science lessons, our correspondents will tell you more. denys studies in the seventh grade of the verkh

thank you, it was pavlo gruh, the president of the world congress of ukrainians, and this conversation... the program is hello to you vitaly portnikov, victory and victory to you, friends, good luck! greetings, this is svoboda live on radio svoboda. we have already come to the snake itself, the following shots may shock you. news from the place live events drone attacks, kamikaze. political analysis, objectively and meaningfully, there is no political season, exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front, shot svoboda live frankly and without bias, you draw your own conclusions. exclusively on the air of our channel. congratulations, friends, the politclub program is on the air on the espresso tv channel. the most relevant topics of the week. nato member countries have huge arsenals. russia is already on the verge of running out of resources. challenging topics. resonance in our society, that's the question trump's victory, what it is, an analysis of the processes that change the country and each of us, what else the russians can do, whether they are able to use, s

high-ranking meetings at the un general assembly, however, i am doing business in the name of of the world congressukrainians under ooni from the 10th year, the head of the committee from in the 17th year , i saw many presidents here at the un, and i must say that when we include this visit, what has happened, i think, we have to see that ukraine is improving more and more year after year each time. that she participates, well, obviously the war still eats, but maybe some teams would not... organize so many meetings, participate so actively in the oona with various other leaders, even such leaders that some would leave south africa, ukraine is here forever cooperates with the president himself, there was a meeting and discussion of small, small countries that are also influential at the un or large ones at a very diverse level. there were meetings in new york, even further, what happened with congressmen, the very first day when president zelensky arrived, there was a meeting between senators and congressmen in pennsylvania, where the agreement with the zaporizhia region was signed, in new york, wh

general assembly of the united nations, however, i have been dealing with affairs on behalf of the world congress the united nations since the 10th year, the chairman of the committee since the 18th year, many presidents saw here at the united nations, and i must say that when we include this one. the visit, what happened, i think, we have to see that ukraine improves more and more year after year, every time it participates, well, obviously, the war still eats, but this, maybe some teams would not organized so many meetings, participated so actively in the un with various other leaders, even leaders that some would have left. south africa, here ukraine eternally cooperates with the president himself, had meetings and discussions of small, small countries that are also influential. at the un or the big ones , there were also meetings in new york at very different levels, even further, what happened to the congressmen, the very first day when president zelensky arrived there was a meeting between senators and congressmen in pennsylvania, where the agreement with zaporizhzhia was signed region in n

among them is ervin ibragimov, a member of the executive board of the world congress of crimean tatars was exposed in bagchesarai back in may 2016. where he is now is still unknown. rights defenders assure that it is the public publicity about the illegally imprisoned crimeans tatars significantly help to return them to freedom. no, given the actions that the russian federation is carrying out on the territory of crimea, we understand that there will be, perhaps, even an artificial increase in the number of political prisoners, because searches, illegal detentions and trials of these people do not stop there. their... surnames sound in introductions and in the positions of international organizations, and un structures, and related international structures, they also sounded, for example, in the speeches of the heads of foreign countries on the crimean platform, where they just talked about necessary releases and called for the consolidation of international efforts to release persons who are illegally obtained on the territory of the russian federation, this requires very... drastic c

among them is ervin ibragimov, a member of the executive board of the world congress of crimean tatarswas exposed in bakhchesaray back in may 2016. his current whereabouts are still unknown. human rights activists assure that it is the public publicity about the illegally imprisoned crimean tatars. significantly helps to return them to freedom, taking into account the actions carried out by the russian federation on the territory of crimea, we understand that it will be possible even to artificially increase the number of political prisoners, then not stop conducting searches, illegal detentions and trials of these people, their names are heard in introductions and in the positions of international organizations and oonov structures and... international structures they also sounded, for example, in the speeches of the leaders of foreign countries on the crimean platform, they just spoke there about the necessary releases and called for the consolidation of international efforts to release persons who are illegally obtained on the territory of the russian federation. this requires very

will talk about this in detail tomorrow in the political club program with the president of the world congress of ukrainians . grodom, i think it's 9 p.m hours, i.e. actually in a day. there will be this big conversation, i will also talk to him about it, so we will hear what he will answer to precisely this question about the role of residents from the countries of central europe and ukraine, because there is a coalition of eastern , central european, eastern european diasporas in the united states in the states, in canada, and she is influential, but think about it, you take a polish voter from pennsylvania. so he has trump, who is against abortionists, but also against migrants. and there is karis, who is pro- abortion, but pro-migrants and pro-aid of ukraine and against putin, he is a catholic, and he hears that the pope tells him to choose the lesser evil, and here it is actually the same in ukrainian to the question of what is the lesser evil, haris. which does not specify support for ukraine, but trump is also ready to support it, as he says that he will come to an agreement with putin:

talk about it tomorrow in detail in the program of the political club with the president of the world congress of ukrainians pavlo grod, it seems to me exactly at 9 p.m., that is, in fact, in a day there will be this big conversation, i will also talk to him about it, so we will hear what he will answer. on precisely this question about the role of residents from natives of central european countries and ukraine, because there is a coalition of eastern central european, eastern european diasporas, these in the united states, in canada, and it is influential, but think about it, you take a polish voter from pennsylvania, and he has trump, who opposes abortionists, but also against migrants. and there is karis, who stands for abortions, but for migrants and for helping ukraine and against putin, he is a catholic, and he hears what the pope tells him, he chooses the lesser evil, and here it is actually the same on the ukrainian issue, what is the lesser evil ? haris, who does not specify support for ukraine, but trump is ready to support it, as he says that he will come to an agreement with putin

people are considered missing, among them ervin ibragimov, a member of the executive board of the world congress of crimean tatars, he was kidnapped in bakhchasarai back in may 2016, where he is now is still unknown. rights defenders assure that it is the public one publicity about the illegally imprisoned crimean tatars significantly helps to return them to freedom. regardless of the actions carried out by the russian federation on the territory of crimea, we understand that there will be, perhaps, even... an artificial increase in the number of political prisoners, and then they will not stop conducting searches, illegal detentions and holding trials of these people. their names are heard in the introductions and positions of international organizations and oonov structures, and ditic international structures, they were also heard, for example, in the speeches of the heads of foreign countries at the crimean platform, they were just talking there. about the necessary releases and called for the consolidation of international efforts to release persons illegally obtained on the territory of the

fostering a stronger and more secure nation and world. congress must fulfill its duty to allocate taxpayer funds responsibly. avoiding excess expenses on wasteful nuclear programs. programs that do little to enhance genuine security. while maintaining a safe, secure and effective determine -- deterrent does not estimate all of these costly modernization plans, especially given the pressing needs of other critical areas to strengthen our nation and create world stability. the significance of arms control cannot be overstated. prioritizing the escalation isn't just an idealistic notion. it is a necessity. arms races cannot be won. when we attempt to outpace our adversaries in weapon development they inevitably despond -- respond in kind draining their resources and fostering international instability. is the world's most devastating weapons become a more likely option. the critical role of arms control in preserving global stability and security is evident from history's many close calls. we can't wait for another cuban missile crisis to recognize t

isn't thousands of years ago, was really announced itself to the world in 1897 at the first world zionist congress, but it had some big contradictions from the beginning, this movement, one of them was that while it was a reaction to very real anti'. it was also a colonial project from the beginning, it's leaders said so, that's how we know that, hertsol, the first leader, but they had another contradiction and that was they had no army and no navy, you can't be a colonial power, you can't be a colonizer, and so what the first 20 years of that movement dedicated itself to was finding a sponsor that did have an army. a navy that did have the means of violence to bring about a colonial possession, to take possession as a colony, and that went on, the british were the main sponsor up until the 1940s and then after the creation of the state with the illegal vote at the united nations on november 29th, 1947, shortly afterwards and for a period of time, france became the sponsor, france armed israel, they were flying mirage jets back in the... 1950s and early 60s franc war when israel took possession of

upon him was a prelude to holding an international congress introducing the first ahl al-bayt ambassador in iran, nearly 200 articles from the islamic worldess secretariat submitted 32 articles were selected. speaker of the islamic council as a special guest of this ceremony emphasized the importance of this event, the role of the blessed baqaa in promoting the culture of ahl al-bayt , peace be upon him. these are all over our country we can see the other parts of these points, these indicate a deep religious culture originating from the qur'an of the school of ahl al-baytah. the unveiling of 12 book volumes, each of which has opened a world of knowledge in front of its audience. books such as the merits that we were able to collect in one of the books in about 100-200 years as the merits of the prophet. at the end of this ceremony, one of the winners of scientific literature and poetry of the congress, which has now turned into a scientific and cultural festival. appreciation has been done. this congress, with the gathering of thinkers and intellectuals, with the reading of the scientific personality of imamzadeh sultan ali, the path of

the library of congress is the world's largest library, located on capitol hill, right next to the supremert. it is at the center of american democracy. but the folks who run the library of congress say they wish more people would visit. they're launching a unique exhibit. it's called collecting memories. our producer, jenny butler, takes us on a tour with curator cheryl regan. our name, library of congress, is confusing to the public. they think it's just a library for congress. it's really the national library. it's everyone's library. it has the audacious goal of of collecting the world's knowledge, the collecting memories exhibition is divided into very, very broad categories like collective memory and guiding memory, which are the tools that we use to remember entering the exhibit, you would see tablets that are 4000 years old. you would see the blackwell family chart, which is a genealogical family tree. the first panels for spiderman i would describe it as a sampler, really, of the broad range of what the library collects. we have the largest lincoln collection here at the library o

thousands of years ago, it was really announced itself to the world in 1897 at the first world zionist congress, but it had a had some big contradictions from the beginning, this movement. one of them was that, while it was a reaction to very real anti-semitism in europe, undeniable, violent anti-semitism in the russian empire and elsewhere. it was also a colonial project from the beginning, its leader. said so, that's how we know that, hertsel, the first leader, but they had another contradiction, and that was they had no army and no navy, yeah, you can't be a colonial power, you can't be a colonizer, and so what the first 20 years of that movement uh dedicated itself to was finding sponsor that did have an army and navy, that did have the means of violence uh to bring about a colonial possession, to take possession as a colony, and that one "the british were the main sponsor up until the 1940s and then after the creation of the state with the illegal vote at the united nations on november 29th, 1947, shortly afterwards and for a period of time france became the sponsor, france armed israel, t

that their leaders had given up making our infrastructure and manufacturing base the best in the world. congress inaction and empty promises of presidents of both parties left americans to fend for themselves as they swerved to avoid even bigger potholes as a bypass dilapidated bridges, is a dodge chunks of concrete falling from decaying overpasses. as they waited longer and longer for buses that were getting older and older. americans saw the consequences of years of congressional inaction and president's broken promises. they watched other countries, competitors and adversaries and high-speed rail, build better roads, upgrade water and sewer and install 5g network. are feeling infrastructure is only compounded by a misguided tax and trade policy that shuttered factories and places like my hometown of mansfield and places like lima and jobs shipped overseas. plastics hearing i talked about how our national security interests are interconnected ensuring the u.s. meets the world in producing semiconductor chips is critical to both our entire economy and our national security. because of the work

world. the twelfth congress of transplantologists opened in moscow. of those who received a memorial sign todaye part of her liver to her son temerlan, the child needed urgent operation, what won't you do for the sake of children, m, a parent, of course, will do anything, the operation was successful, thanks to doctors, today organ transplants are performed in 38 regions of the country, every year russian doctors perform more than 3,000 complex operations, the number of medical organizations that perform this kind of intervention will increase and... teams of surgeons, anesthesiologists, resuscitators today also undergo additional training, doctors at the shumakov center have something to share with colleagues, they perform replacement operations here heart, liver, kidneys and even pancreas, when in 1987 valery shumakov first performed a heart transplant, it was compared to the launch of a spaceship, now such operations are performed regularly, for us heart transplantation is not some kind of peak opportunity, our closest competitors are clinics in the united states, the number of transplants i

world, and the suggestions that have been made should be implemented. it was serious that both the characters are important characters and definitely the impact that the congress can make in the islamic world this year will be special and stronger than in the past. thank you very much, mr. mousavi, thank you for your presence in the reporter's greeting. be with us , dear viewers, let's see the episode. we will be back . i am with you. it will reach the ears of the world. the name of muhammad is for the royal position. if anyone reaches, ghulam mohammad.

congress. introducing the first ahl al-bayt ambassador in iran. nearly 200 articles from the islamic world were sent to the congress secretariat, 32 articles were selected . the speaker of the islamic council as a special guest of this ceremony emphasized the importance of this event, the role of the blessed baqaa in promoting the culture of ahl al-bayt, peace be upon him , we go to shrines to such places. like mashhad, we come to ardahal and the surfaces are examples of these all over the country. we see these all over the other cities. these indicate a deep religious culture that arose from the qur'an of the ahl al-bayte school. it is open to its audience. books like karamati that we were able to write in about 100-200 years. let's collect in one of the books as the merits of the prophet. at the end of this ceremony , the winners of the congress, which has now become a scientific and cultural festival , were honored. with the gathering of intellectuals and intellectuals, this congress clarified the path of development and progress of religious and spiritual tourism in this region by read

him, was a prelude to holding an international congress to introduce the first ahl al-bayt ambassador in iran. nearly 200 articles from the islamic worlddebir khan. congress sent. 32 articles were selected. the speaker of the islamic council as a special guest of this ceremony on the importance of this the event and the role of bekaa mubarakeh in promotion. the culture of the ahl al-bayt, peace be upon him, emphasized that we go to places of pilgrimage, we come to such places as mashhad, ardahal, and we see hundreds of examples of these all over the country . the unveiling of 12 book volumes, each of which has opened a world of knowledge in front of its audience. books like the virtues that we were able to collect in about 10 to 20 years in one of the books as the virtues of the prophet. at the end of this ceremony , one of the academic, literary and poetry winners of the congress, who now it has become a scientific and cultural festival. with the gathering of intellectuals and intellectuals, this congress clarified the path of development and progress of religious and spiritual tourism in this region by reading the scientific personal

american democracy. questioned the attack on the congress building, the accuser also ruined the american reputation. the images that were broadcast to the world of people's attack on the congress of representatives in washington shocked america's fans and the scene of the shooting of ashley babbitt , a woman who was killed during the attack on the congress. the scope of this shock added: president trump called this crowd and organized them and lit the flame of these attacks. january 6 is the climax of the effort. the election of trump as the president of the united states in 2016 is the realization of the neglected desire and will of the american society to revive american values. 18th and 19th century was based on racial and religious superiority. however, some people considered him to be a transient spark and an exception to the rule. but the course of developments after the transfer of power from trump to joe biden in january 2021 showed that trump's 74 million votes in the recent presidential election and the amazing increase in votes compared to the 2016 elections is a very powerful and appreciable social capital that cannot be easily ig

imagine this white house is agencies can claim 0, contact, clean habits, something of an old world vibe here. congress should get offices. they have pulled an incredible amount of non power. he's all the divisions lead for gave reserved for offensive operations. but it be rebates by you, craig, and are correspond. it reports from near the don dash front lines where kids troops are being pushed back by a relentless russian advance onyx for souls city. the live in moscow on rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. the f b i is investigating what it calls the parent assassination attempt on donald trump . the secret service confirms that opened fire on a gunman in the vicinity of trump. while he was playing golf in florida, the republican presidential nominee is safe. it turns out the suspect has been a well known extreme supporter of ukraine for years. so may you know why they are complex or gray, but this conflict is definitely black and white. ready is about good versus evil. this is a story book, you know, a movie. ready ever watched, this is the only evil i guess. ready i mean, where valley

world war ii. she thought there needed to be more debates there is such a rush to a declaration. first woman in congress was against world war i. so as an older peace activists the americans should care about the korean war and any war for two reasons one is the action is in our name if there's something you don't support so it through collective political actions there's any meaningful political restraints. steeply in bedded in american en legal doctrine. doesn't get forgotten in the wofford serves as a precedence of unilateral presidential action in spite of the fact thet constitution has a clause that says congress declares war. and once it isn't built into that legal doctrine as a precedent then it justifies later unilateral uses of war. some scholars say it does not matter. there have not been any wars that have not had an authorization that are as big as korea the legal legitimacy and then the trajectory of american war is most wars are small wars. theyon are all with the exceptin of the war in vietnam smaller and korea. the kind of war the united states engages in today according to that logic be

world. the congress in action and empty promises of both parties left many to fend for themselves as they dodged chunks of concrete, falling from decaying overpasses and they waited longer and longer for buses. they watched as other countries and competitors and adversaries alike added height read rails, build better roads, upgraded water and sewers and installed 5g networks. our failing infrastructure was only compounded by a misguided tax and trade policy that shuttered factories in places like zanesville, like my home town of mansfield, and places like lima and chillicothe's and jobs shipped overseas. we talked last week why the chips is incredible to our economy and national security. with the work of the senators on the committee we bypass the infrastructure law in chips and a science act. people care about results. today let's look at the results. 60,000 infrastructure projects already underway across the country because of the bipartisan the structure law. these projects are improving 165,000 miles of roads, 9400 bridges are getting repaired. every state is benefiting. the bridge in alaba

world war two. actually, she thought there needed to be more debate. and there was such a rush to a declaration and she her first vote, first woman in congress, was against world war one. so an older peace activist, she was of on the line in the peace movement, too. so the americans should care about the korean war and any war for two reasons. one is the action is in our name and if it's something that you support, it's only collective political action. there's any meaningful political restraint now. and there's also memory of war that's deeply in american legal doctrine and so the korean war doesn't get forgotten in the in the law. instead, it serves as a precedent for the legitimacy of unilateral presidential action, in spite of the fact that the constitution has a clause that says congress declares war and and, you know, once it's sort of built into sort of legal doctrine as precedent, then it justifies later unilateral uses war. some scholars say, well, it doesn't really matter because there haven't been any wars that haven't had an authorization that are as big as well that completely misses point, because the the the the the legal logistic history

congress. it's the world, and it's a lot for netanyahu, who claimed in israeli society that i know how to talkthe world. i i know how to talk to an american. now, go to a hall where many participants , europeans, asians, africans , get up from their seats before the speaker . it is considered serious, besides, of course, netanyahu has planned other meetings , he is going to america from the third day of mehr, and he has to make meetings for three or four days. the military aspect of the front has not been able to find any special achievements. sen's opinion shows that netanyahu, due to all the assassinations that he had finally done a heavy blow. again, it is because of the fact that he could not bring back those israeli eras alive and all of them were killed. finally, he turned back again, that is, all the efforts he made to restore himself again showed that the likud party is on the decline. another point is that there are internal differences. within the cabinet and within the likud party, it has increased, that is, it has been a lot, and it has finally reached its peak . he wants to change

the attack on the congress building also destroyed the remnants of the american reputation . the images that were broadcast to the world of the attack on the congress of representatives in washington shocked the fans of america and the scene of the shooting of ashley babbitt, a woman who was killed during the attack on the congress, added to the scope of this shock , president trump called this crowd and he organized them and ignited the flame of these attacks. sixth january was the peak of the coup attempt. the election of trump as the president of the united states in 2016 was the fulfillment of his wish and determination. nevertheless, some considered him a transient and exceptional spark , but the course of developments after the transfer of power from trump to jo on january 20, 2016, biden showed that trump's 74 million votes in the last presidential election and the amazing increase in votes compared to the 2016 election are very powerful social capital. there is, and now we have a war within the nation over this issue. it is a fact that america is a divided country. when i was in the era of bush and obama i used

even under many of the most trying an unprecedented of circumstances when the eyes of the world were on the congress. it is also, i remember when we were trying to get her to come here. she had so many options. this was not somebody, she had so many options. one of the places that she took great pride and we respect enormously with the work that she did at the smithsonian institution. her great service to this treasure ensure that it would remain a source of creativity, innovation and research for generations to come. thank you, cheryl. i am thankful for her assistance and launching the african-american history and culture transforming the idea of a dream and to the mainstay on the national mall. thank you. we commend you for that. in this black history month. [applause] it was mentioned that i've been speaker once and then again the first time cheryl miller, lorraine miller, is lorraine here? where? she has on pink. [laughter] she got the pink message as did some mother sitting there. serving as the first african-american clerk of the house. i was very proud to appoint. from texas. thank you for jo

the president stopped the world without consulting the congress. it was the same way in russia. presidential call was increased and read was became bureau because this is a bottle. the ways to resist the strong, the opponent your don't show you cause you to know a immediately analysis of what people do. but so the red light is to say as a fashion from nash, i want to finish it. it's very important in the western positions, there is a very important to predictions at the same time, the west of media and the west, the but it, you should say the property is unpredictable that present which is dangerous. you never know what you will do. and at the same time, they say he's not going to do anything. i just don't be afraid of you. uh, stripe russia deep inside the standard 3. if not have headphones do need to cause before that nothing will happen in the future. so he's that sounds, the last ease became in use all chevrolet. and there's a huge gap between a, for, up and down the, you know, human eyes in russia. and that actions, which uh, you know, which i

world war ii. as they are presented the congressional gold-medal, congress's highest honor. wartime truth is so precious that she should always be attended by a bodyguard of deception. we gather today to pay a mosh -- homage and honor the legacy of a group of covert, creative, and create just american war heroes. who guarded truth and our precious troops with righteous deception. the members of the ghost army were artists, architects, actors, radio broadcasters, fashion designers, engineers, lawyers, and more. above all else they were great patriots. they were daring, determined, and devoted. the ghost army duped the nazis, saved tens of thousands of lives and help to secure a decisive victory in world war ii to make sure that freedom prevailed over fascism. their story was, of course, a classified secret. for half a century. many ghost army patriots took that secret to the grave. today's ceremony, therefore, and this congressional gold- medal reaffirms our commitment to remembrance and reverence as we honor all of these patriots encouraging -- including bernie bluestein, jo

is in the old world, members of congress or people running for office always wanted wans what the going to do first. that's a human instinct. we want to be an optimistic side. what do things are we going to do. what can i do for you? >> they are legitimate. >> there are always people want to do that. we are seeing in this campaign, they can't pay for it to actually in several cases they have these ideas that are bad ideas begin with but they appear to give a little bit of constituents -- we've had -- repetitive state of the union, here's -- >> from both parties. >> maybe we will have the richer emigrants are some critical to not vote for me anyway pay for it, juneau? so if you get into that type of world, elected officials can compete over what they're going to do with additional revenues, and if you have problem one the traditional problem, all you need is a bit of a stalemate. in some ways that's what happened in the clinton administration will become a lot of redactions it wasn't just the 90 agreement that was legislated it's like for the next so years with no major enactment and we