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karine: good afternoon, everybody. hello. i apologize. ok. lets get started. so before we start the briefing, i want to take a moment to recognize the lives lost and forever changed in buffalo. former buffalo police lieutenant aaron salter, 55, is a hero. a security guard who engaged the suspect to save lives and was killed in the process. ruth whitfield, 86, was a mother of a retired firefighter. ruth was the rock of the family, devoted to taking care of her four children and husband....

also the free c-span now app. the u.s. senate galley and, although is expected whether to advance the 40 billion has approved ukraine aid bill. live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. ... as hate crimes rise nationwide, deliver us from permitting evil to triumph because we do nothing. lord, make us a people who refuse to remain idle during a crisis. inspire us to avoid the paralysis of analysis. remind us that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere and that we are di...

preservation of evidence of war crimes committed by the russian federation in ukraine. today, putins war on ukraine rages on. the onslaught of russian aggression continues. more and more heartbreaking stories emerge from the front line. it has now been 76 days since russias renewed invasion of ukraine the evidence of war crimes is insurmountable. as the russian military retreated from the north of kyiv, horrific accounts of war crimes and human rights abuses surfaced. the in such insta...

work before 3:30 in the afternoon. >> we are on the air force schedule now. [laughter] >> >> many of you know congressman gallagher from wisconsin, member of the house armed services committee and now the house select committee on intelligence. also a writer and thinker on all the things we are talking about today, so grateful to have him talk about the things we are talking about today. we were just reminiscing outside about two seminal events that happened in this room, in the press ...

this meeting on defense sub committee to order. this is a hybrid meeting, so im going to have to do a few housekeeping matters to make sure everyone knows whats going to happen and how this is going to work. members joining virtually, once you start speaking, theres a slight delay before youre displayed on the main screen. speak into the microphone. because it will activate the camera, displaying the speaker on the main screen. do not stop your remarks if youre not immediately seeing ...

trial in ukraine chaos in jerusalem [ screams as a palestinian journalist is laid to rest a convicted murderer on the run in texas after a daring escape crash test dummies have a problem. >> it completely ignored women >> now the solution. and saying good-bye to the ipod good evening tonight panicked families are struggling to find formula to feed their babies. a devastating shortage has left supermarket shelves empty across the country. parents are turning to milk banks and ...

ending september o30, 2022 and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1097, the amendment printed in part g of house report 117-320 shall be considered as adopted. the bill as amended is considered read and shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on appropriations or their respective designees. the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. delauro and the gentlewoman from texas, ...

but i can understand not wanting to get involved in wars if youar have ever been and wonder if youve have ever been in a war zone with any time. you understand war is a horrible thing. war is a military they understand some of your buddies dont come back when you have wars. what i dont understand is this idea that not only are we not going to engage in war against a thug and a bully like putin. but with someone like ukraine is fighting like tigers we are not going to help them either. ...

in moscow on monday vladimir putin watch over military parade in red square russian troops marched past, tanks and missiles ruled by it was carefully rehearsed projection of strength because autocrats can beat many things they can be brutal, they can be evil, they can even be war criminals. but they can never admit they are losing fred president zelenskyy ukrainian people of shattered potenza power that showed incredible courage and strength of his brazen aggression for u.s. and indivi...

crimes committed by the russian federation in ukraine. today, putins war on ukraine rages on it is the onslaught of russian aggression. more and more heartbreaking stories emerge from the front line. it has now been 76 days since russia renewed invasion of ukraine the evidence of war crimes is insurmountable. russian military trader from the north of kyiv horrific accounts of war crimes and human rights abuses surfaced. and such instances reported residence and watched and watched on. ...