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march 16 the russian federation invaded ukraine the subcommittee held a hearing dedicated to early signs of war crimes and abuses committed by ukraine by the russian military. since that time the u.s. has taken significant steps to support the people of ukraine and their fight for freedom while supporting the careful preservation of evidence or crimes committed by the russian federation in ukraine. today, putins war on ukraine rages on it is the onslaught of russian aggression. more an...

ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. i would like to welcome a few special guests as we start this afternoons programed beginning with doctor jim kavanaugh on the board of the richard nixon foundation. . thank you all for being. here we are gathered at the nixon library this afternoon to discuss the ongoing war between russia and ukraine. the reason hostilities began after a 24 and sadly took an even more brutal shift swooning with a new russian offenses in the donbas. our panelists t...

the clerk: h.r. 7691, a bill making emergency supplemental appropriations for assistance for the situation in ukraine for the fiscal year sending -- 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 me...

carefully. this is not an easy decision come to by anyone. what they understood is to take away womens rights in this day and age was unconstitutional. youre taking away a womans right. host: nancy, well have to end it there because the house is coming in for the morning gaveling in just a few moments here and well be back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. earnings 4:00 a.m. pacific and take you live to the floor of the house of representatives. [captioning performed by national captioning...

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 club. i want to start with deterrence and integrated deterrence. we heard from our first panel about the need for the u.s. to be engaged and engaged in muscular fashion in the world -- not reckless, not imprudent, but leading, the ...

>> the dax higher as well. you see a lot of gains across the board. lets get back to the sectors. defensive. health care, telecoms. just above the flat line oil and gas down thats an interesting one to note you did have brent somewhat recovering now down .20%. the defensive stocks and health care down. construction and materials up 1.8% the building scene and the mortgage environment here in the uk interesting one to note. home build ping is having a boom we want to give you a look at...

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 club. i want to start with deterrence and integrated deterrence. we heard from our first panel about the need for the u.s. to be engaged ...

called "while america slept". but we had a chance to get to know each other when he served in the bush administration as a delegate to the united nations and originally from california and got the international relation bug and served early in her career in geneva working on gulf-war issues and in our system where somebody who is successful in a variety of field who comes in and serves the government and robert, its a delight to have you here. and i want to thank people. this event is ...

happy wednesday. halfway through the week. ambassadors, good friends of merrillian, distinguished guests, welcome. were extraordinarily privileged to have our national security adviser robert obrien with us this morning to engage in a little discussion. also to take some of your questions. as you know, theres a lot going on in the world. robert has a terrific book called "while america slept" that he wrote when, i guess, in the private sector probably. but we had a chance to get to kno...