Of the judiciary. I cant comment any further. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap. Org] the House Judiciary Committee is considering a resolution to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress for denying their request to get the audio reportings from the d. O. J. Investigation into President Biden and his handling of classified documents. We take you live now to the Committee Meeting under way. We are hearing from Jeff Van Drew of new jersey. Mr. Van drew this committee feels that it needs an audio transcript because the charges, the concerns are so serious. I want everybody to understand. We are either saying that our current president is in cognitively impaired, incompetent, unable to stand trial even though he broke the law so the department of justice decides that they wont go after him for those reasons. If thats true, we ne
Hello, live on the first channel, the program time will tell, im artyom shenin, here in our journalistic work in the work of leading, political programs, well, there is such an idea, this is how the agenda is, there are enough events, not enough events, and sometimes well. You say, well, something is not very good with the events today, and sometimes there are days when with events, well, as they say, sometimes there are days when i would give a lot for there to be fewer events than like today, because today the event that happened, the terrible one that happened in the gas sector, victims which is measured in hundreds of people, well, on today. A person, yesterday there were numbers and a larger number, but in general , the brain of a mentally healthy person, and this number of victims at one time , cannot imagine, or if he can, then it begins, lets say, to malfunction, this is the event that it happened, it certainly depends on how we now assess, well, who did it, why did it, why did
Host author and also, was september 1, 1939 a surprise . Spirit. Guest a surprise to everyone but nazi germany. The day hitler marched into poland and it was a surprise attack. I think most of the world expected but hoped it would not happen but it did. And that really it launched world war ii. Host was poland prepare . Guest it thought it was but it wasnt. Nazi germany was the mightiest military up to that point. Poland has a sizable army, small air force and navy. It is basically a poor country. It did not have the financial wherewithal that germany did. It did thing it could hold off germany for a while but the germans went right over them. Host you say it wasnt really a surprise. Was the rest of your preparing for war at this point . They suspected war was coming. Was countries hoped it wouldnt happen. At least half were neutral. Some prepared for war to a certain extent. But none were ready for what was about to happen. They all hope somehow something would happen to prevent germa
Good afternoon. I call this joint hearing of the readiness and subcommittees of the House Armed Services together. I would like to honor the 17 sailors lossed in the uss fitzgerald. And also the ten uss john s. Mccain sailors. Each one of them is so special to every person here. Over the course of the past six months, our subcommittees have met with Navy Leadership to understand the causeative factos that have resulted in the death of 17 sailors. Our men remain confident that our navy remains the most powerful in the world. However, the navy is not alone in responsibility. As secretary james mattis stated in august, it creates unpredictability and makes us rigid. We can not deal with new and revealing threats. We know our enemies are not standing still, end of quote. Passing another temporary measure compounds the negative impacts for our military. Some of those impacts are highlighted by the demanding training and certification gaps necessitated by increased operational demand. Speake
Reaction that happened over there. Over the past five months commemorating the breakthrough and experiencing the longterm impact but of that original event sunday five years ago. It brings social science into theho conversation the panelist will be introduced in just a moment as a scholar of International Relationsur and securitywp to offer viewpoints on military decisions of the formationn of alliances so this event is sponsored of the social sciences of university ofhe chicago and from the university of chicago politics thinks to each of those organizations for their support. So ill introduce a moderator as a panelist when he comes up. From the chiefef content philosopher has covered everything from politics to pop culture and numerous public radio stations. From 2012 through 2017 from the institute of politics and to claim those Public Events with Civic Engagement programs with that partnership edwards is University Chicago intellect got his bachelors degree and was a wallace fellow