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bill for military construction projects and veterans programs. tomorrow, the house appropriations committee considers legislation that sets spending levels for military construction, along with the budgets for the state department and agriculture. >> this meeting on the subcommittee is called to order. this evening, we are considering the fiscal year 2021. friend,ned by my dear judge carter, the ranking member who is with us by teleconference today. member granger and all subcommittee members participating via video. i want to offer a brief explanation of how this will work. configuredm has been for the appropriate social distancing. some members have opted to use teleconferencing, which allows them to participate mostly. once you start speaking, there will be a slight is -- delay. speaking into the microphone activates the camera. if you dop ui remarks not immediately see the screen switch. if it does not change after several seconds, please make sure you are not muted. that the members participating by video remain on mute, unless you have soug

because the military is now a volunteer military i think we have it in the military we have some some people in the police also but this single issue is we don't have a structural problem in the army or in our police so i think we have to look very close that these people get out of army they have no place in our army no place in our police units but in the end if we have compulsory military service we would have a closer inside of society in the army we in germany have an army that is controlled by the parliament and has always a huge linkage to the people to the society and i think that's important also for the soldiers to have this backing of the people it's a good point to make it i have a feeling we'll be talking about this many more times in the future patches is what is always missed this is where we appreciate your time in your insights thank you thank you. for the world's most visited museum the louvre in paris has reopened after being closed for nearly 4 months because of the pandemic lockdown the 1st visitors were reminded to wear masks but maintaining social distancing aro

because the military is now a volunteer military i think we have it in the military we have. some some people in the police also but this single issues we don't have a structural problem in the army or in our police so i think we have to look very close that these people get out of army they have no place in our army no place in our police units but in the end if we have compulsory military service we would have a closer inside of society in the army we in germany have an army that is controlled by the parliament and has always a huge linkage to the people to the society and i think that's important also for the soldiers to have this backing of the people yes good point to make i have a feeling we'll be talking about this many more times in the future patches as well as always mistresses but we appreciate your time your insights thank you thank you . well the world's most visited museum the louvre in paris has reopened after being closed for nearly 4 months because of the pandemic lockdown the 1st visitors were reminded to wear masks but maintaining social distancing around t

the military? >> i didn't hear the question. the intelligence report that talks about the russian bounties in afghanistan, that that come from outside of the dod? did it come from a military intelligence agency? a dodwas not produced by intelligence agency. >> thank you for that. leaksack to, these undermine our intelligence communities and it undermines the confidence of the citizens in the president or where you stand to our intelligence organizations and cells. how active are you in pursuing similar within the dod? i think it is -- holding people accountable. i'm curious for your insights on this. >> congressman, we are aggressively pursuing leaks within the peds department. -- defense department. we had some data leaks last fall. when we turned the corner of the new year, i emphasized on day a key thingwould be for us to focus on, the leaks continued. i launched an investigation that is underway to go after leaks whether it is of classified information or unclassified information that is sensit

military superiority. it is important for everyone on this committee to recognize that , theye our investment started investing in research for pandemic prevention back in 2002. a lot of the progress that has been made was because of their hard work and also what we are doing to begin testing. covid has many impacts throughout the department of defense. thank the chairman for mitigating damage through suppliers. their work is vital and we must do everything to protect those jobs. welfaree the health and to reflect long-standing concerns of so many of our members, health programs, sexual assault prevention, we included the strong oversight for alongonic health records with all the rest of us. that is why it is so unfortunate for the broad support overshadowed by political issues. thismportance of getting bill done on time cannot be overstated. a continued resolution wastes roughly $1.7 billion a month through the inability to sign contracts, delays and .roductions, other drawdown this year it would halt man

this amendment would repeal the 2002 authorization of military has helped, which protect military servicemembers. iran has continually used militias to attack u.s. forces, killing hundreds of servicemembers, troops targeted repeatedly in recent months. we should not repeal this authority unless we agree a new -- agree on a new aumf that will allow us to combat them effectively. repealing the 2002 aumf will send the wrong symbol to iraq. -- signal to iran and iraq. it will undercut the efforts of the administration to keep america safe. it may be time for a serious bipartisan discussion about modernizing the aumf. it is not likely to occur this year. i strongly oppose the amendment. itsge it's defeat -- defeat. >> if there is no further debate, the member from california is recognized on the amendment for one minute to close. >> thank you, madam chair. this is not about this is not about scoring any partisan points. the war in iraq officially ended in 2011. the war in iran was based on the notion that there were weapons of mass destruction, which of course, we knew were not there. this congress a

military which is supposedly a political institution that having the military appear to be impacting or playing a role in domestic politics was a mistake but of course this pressure is 2 fold because you have the democrats who will likely grow all these military. if this shows on their role and then of course you have their commander in chief himself president. who they have been careful to avoid butting heads with directly but today will expect them to be asked to what questions that they may that may be unavoidable for them to answer. instead there for me for a moment we are going to have a listen. speaking united states military has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to uphold our oath to the constitution and to support our civil authorities over the past several months more than 60000 service members have unfailingly answered our nation's call working on the front lines in the fight against the covert 1000 pandemic saving lives and stemming the spread of the virus at the same time we are hard at work as part of operation or speed to accelerate the development manufacture and d

i got educated i love the military. was 19 and i went to the challenge all alone and the next thing i know i was laying on the ground i was struck from behind. and you guys will hold me down to one guy who was pulling my pants down. and. you know. he was taking care of his business and you know struggled and i was being struck and hit and told you know told to shut up or they'd kill me. and i see how it destroyed my life. i mean i've been married 3 times this luckily i have a wife right now who i've been married to for 25 years. you start wondering you start sort of you know you're coming up with reasons why things are the way they are and for a long time i kept thinking i don't know this something something else. i had never told anybody over 30 years i decided to tell my wife. it was the scariest moment in my life i was going tell my wife she was going to leave me and i would be lost without her i mean honest to god i couldn't i couldn't get up every morning without my wife. you know. and i told i felt horrified and i

military's recruitment practices. well they have a legitimate right to go in and recruit on universities for example i mean i was in there o.t.c. when i was at the university and it was fine i think that. at least they're not bringing back the draft. and i think maybe that might be something of a but. i would say that humorously but at any rate. she's got her own agenda and she wants the military out of everything she wants and she has she has she wants nothing to do with the military and and if and i have a i have a grandson who just got out of high school and he saw that the military actually provides an opportunity for him and he qualified in every field including nuclear engineering and that's where they're going to put him he's going to have a career in it and he's calm he's capable of it and given the training so i think in some sense it gives people a legitimate. a gateway to better jobs and opportunities to to better themselves and i think that she changes once too i don't personally agree with her on this and

to me the military this idea of a 5 year statute of limitations on this type of case in the military is ridiculous and so there's obviously you can go to non military court which they've done in virginia but the very very idea that the military gives passed to this cat well and he he ended up i think spending only 18 months running prison he as soon as they actually sentenced him when he pleaded guilty and said ok yes i did it he was released from prison on parole or not parole but basically under supervision but allowed to go back to his home you know he's going to have this supervised release whatever it is they want to call it but essentially you're free you're free to a certain extent for years and years of abuse that this woman had to live with and still has to live with and now she gets to live with the added fact of knowing that there is rarely any justice for women in her situation you know wife wife is still with me and that's without phones so remarkable working americans are struggling to pay their bills during the pandemic but congress just opened up their checkbooks to g

to me the military this idea of a 5 year statute of limitations on this type of case in the military is ridiculous and said there's obviously you can go to non military court which they've done in virginia but the very very idea that the military gives passed to this cat well and he he ended up i think spending only 18 months running prison he as soon as they actually sentenced him when he pleaded guilty and said ok yes i did it he was released from prison on parole or not parole but basically under supervision but allowed to go back to his home you know he's going to have this supervised release whatever it is they want to call it but essentially you're free you're free to a certain extent for years and years of abuse that 'd this woman had to live with and still has to live with and now she gets to live with the added fact of knowing that there's rarely any justice for women in her situation you know wife wife is still with me and that's without phones so remarkable working americans are struggling to pay their bills during the pandemic but congress just opened up their checkbooks

because the military is now a volunteer military i think we have it in the military we have some some people in the police also but this single issue is we don't have a structural problem in the army or in our police so i think we have to look very close that these people get out of army they have no place in our army no place in our police units but in the end if we have compulsory military service we would have a closer inside of society and the army we in germany have an army that is controlled by the parliament and has always a huge linkage to the people to the society and i think that's important also for the soldiers to have this backing of the people it's a good point to make it i have a feeling we'll be talking about this many more times in the future matches as well as always mr desboro we appreciate your time in your insights thank you thank you. well the world's most visited museum the louvre in paris has reopened after being closed for nearly 4 months because of the pandemic lockdown the 1st visitors were reminded to wear masks but maintaining social distancing around the

level for critical needs on military installations. i will remind the members, which i know you do not need reminding on this subcommittee command that 30% of the military's infrastructure worldwide is in fair or poor condition. the bill also includes $439 billion for the conservation -- for the conservation investment program, which is 397 million dollars above the request. $2.4 billion is for unfunded priorities at that were approved. these projects can be executed during fy 2021. the total also provides $1.3 billion for family housing construction, and clean $135 million for housing support costs. and an additional $200 million will be provided for cleanup. the bill also includes a new provision to prohibit military construction projects on installations named for confederate officers my who waged an armed rebellion against the u.s. can mentally process has been initiated to replace the names of those. a total of $242 billion, including mandatory spending my provided for the fy 2021 programs, of which $108 billion is discretionary f

in addition, of concerns such as those that sets conditions on military crux projects. we need to resolve our problems. [indiscernible] i want them to know we will get the last ounce of work before they leave congress. i thank my staff as well as the majority staff. and i yield back. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you. is there any further discussion or any member wish to offer an amendment to the measure we have before us? eing none, is there a motion to advance the legislation? mr. bishop: thank i move that the bill be moved to the full committee. ms. wasserman schultz: the bill has been moved to the full committee. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. and the motion is approved. i remind members to leave and i k yalk to make technical changes. and thank you to all the members for your hard. without objection, the subcommittee stands adjourned. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org

preparations for a military parade are underway. we're going to meet derek friedrich a buddhist fair veteran and social democrat member of the state parliament. he's been warning for years that north croyde 60 mists have infiltrated local military reserve units to ship the country in the civil in the salon little i can't understand why the investigation is taking so long as usually make it's been dragging on and on. and if you take a look at recent events you'll realize that we have to get to the bottom of this right away. we need to clean house would likely have been. one of marco g.'s close contacts a former east german soldier named your guess is not facing charges at this time in 2016 the 2 exchanged a series of e-mails that indicates that it was your guess who set up the meeting point in bahrain located near a military training area. in fact our research has allowed us to establish the outline of an entire network of such points your gas is also a sergeant and the bone despair reserve. many of the other conspirators are also al

because in the time of an all-volunteer military, only one percent of people serve in the military and that means those of us who haven't servinged, often -- served, of course we might have a general appreciation but don't have an understanding. and there can starting to a gap and a gulf between the civilian and military. secretary mattis has commented about this a lot, this gap that can grow -- i'm not challenging that an all-volunteer military is a good thing p l but there can be a gap of misunderstanding. we would never want to widen that gap. we should always do things to narrow that gapment. and there would be nothing -- nothing -- that would widen the gap more is if people perceive that the military was being now arrayed against them, against the civilian population. and so, it would not only endanger important first amendment rights but would also potentially lead to a wider canyon between the civilian and military, and we should not do that. there can be uses of military assets in protest situations, sort of a standard way of thinking about it, for example, would use guard troo

part of it is a very strong military. the other part of it is a growing and a weakening state department, economic instruments and other instruments of power that we had. why did that happen? shouldn't after the cold war with the peace dividend, the military actually have gone down and the nonmilitary means of our power been emphasized more than it turned out they were? >> a lot of people don't realize is one of the significant contributing factors to success in the cold war were the nonmilitary instruments of power. the cold war took place against the backdrop of the biggest arms buildup, arms race in history of the world, but because the soviet union and the united states could not fight without both countries being destroyed, that competition take place using other means. for example, our decades long effort to deny the soviets technology that would assist their military programs, but also in the modernization of the economy. strategic communications, the united states information agency. you know, it's a date was in t

it's that close it down a fixation with the military the ability of the military to deliver lethal force you even see it by these people who venerate you know police departments well it's sort of the disease of the caviar and what i mean is how many folks have you read on social media or even on the pages of the new york times who have to begin any discussion of the war or the protest by saying how good they are the veterans i mean almost list off their qualifications how many veterans they know how many times they've picked up a check so it's that it's the insecurity of that but it's also like you gather an army behind you of you know i stand with the troops therefore whatever i say must be truth and it has that weight even if i'm not my self a veteran and so i do think that what you're talking about here is there is a lot of like self identification that goes on with this and you don't even have to be in the military i've had full so our civilian chicken hawks who have basically told me that they're better patriots than me you know because they're good the veterans versus you know my o

out by an american attack military attack. those guys were not supposed to be the americans are saying well they were very well but the russians of course americans were not supposed to be in the jets already over syria. without indication of the syrian government but the fact is we don't know how many people died american americans are talking about dozens or maybe a couple 100. and some of them some some people talking about the united recently i wouldn't say that talk about it was right but they did not. they killed so many russians i still would be extremely shocked if the crown land of what that or russia would ask a hip hop to this point i'm pretty sure that i don't i don't i don't know but but what is a war i talked about not 2nd guessing the president of russia i would not try to interpret the small communities that come out of. this is what no then you've got mr chan this is not what i'm talking about because it's one thing when you are dealing through proxies as was the case in the syrian war theater but it's quite a

in the military. these dogs were some of the most highly trained in the military, used primarily in the pacific. they would walk up to 25 yards in front of a column of marines or soldiers and when they sensed an enemy soldier, they would give a signal or alert to its handler. the signal or alert was key, because it had to be silent. dogs were paired together during basic training, and they spend their whole military lives together essentially because the dog and handler had to know each other very well and have a lot of trust in one another. there are a lot of stories about dog men being -- by other soldiers. stories like i will tell, and they did earn the respect of those around them. shepherdse german were often used by the marine corps. by having the dogs head of the column, they would then be able to sense an enemy presence before the main body of the soldiers or marines would walk through. pinscher whoberman saved the lives of 250 marines on guam. he alerted of japanese soldiers lying in wait. --

the individuals in that photo are all military for the most part. those are aggies have come back to the island to be rededicate themselves and to answer for their comrades that were lost during the war. another significant piece and for me personally having had the opportunity to go to the island and take some cadets there on one of our international excursions, to have been able to go into the tunnels and see exactly how their headquarters was set up. in the photo in the top left-hand photo of the display shows the headquarters tunnel there and while you've got the individuals standing there, if you went there today, it would look exactly like that without the individuals sitting there. they are almost ghostlike in my mind. they represent those aggies that we lost not only during the war but those that we lost through service throughout. since then, aggie musters are held every year on april 21. the biggest muster is held here in texas and it is a student run event. in 1946 again we had general dwight eisenhower who was our muster speaker and he d

are being attacked by the military, at war with the military. that's pretty scary development and it leads people to believe he might be looking the use this again for the election. >>. >> well, he is using it for the election right now. he's weaponizing it. you watch the way that he is already using it on television ads. he's going to put $10 million into campaign ads showing this kind of mill a tear force. and of course, the irony is that more scene as like we saw out of lafayette park in june which includes a real inflection point. but this is clearly one of his narratives and frankly, i don't think -- has gone too far when it's a wag the dog scenario, but it's not wagging the dog by coming up with a war against a foreign enemy. it is against the american public. so, the playbook here is to turn americans against one another. and to do so in such a dramatic, dramatic way and i do think that people need to be concerned a about it and i am going to be breasted to see how republicans react. how small government republicans react to this federal

they selected targets they believed to be new or military targets, primarily military targets. they knew there were civilians there. hiroshima had ports, some military headquarters and some assets i think for the second army, and certainly the military police headquarters. and they had the port. they were training soldiers and shipping them to china from hiroshima. they had a port. nagasaki was a shipbuilding center, you have the mitsubishi ship works at the mouth of the river at harbor. those were considered military targets. in that is how they chose. also, there was unfortunately some factors, they factored in other these places have been bombed already. the scientists and the military wanted to know what kind of destruction the bombs would have. they want a pristine target. i am not sure how much that figured in that i know that was at least part of it. they were trying to choose military targets that would cripple some industry and do a lot of damage. >> i know that in the initial list of target, kyoto was an initial target and taken off the list because it was felt it wou

these values that allow google to work with a chinese military but not the us military help explain why google wouldn't think twice about blatantly stealing a competitor's product, right down to the watermark without any hint of attribution. mr pichai, during the hearing in my home state of colorado i found a story so contrary to free—market principles i thought it must have been straight from the chinese corporate —— chinese, this party corporate —— chinese, this party corporate espionage playbook. a company that relied on your search engine to build its brand and compete, google misappropriated lyrics from genius media group's website and published those lyrics on google's and platform. however genius caught google in the act quite literally red—handed when genius suspected this corporate theft wa5 genius suspected this corporate theft was occurring the company incorporated a digital watermark and i5 lyrics that spell out red—handed, in morse code. google's lyric boxes contain the watermark showing that your company stole what it couldn't or didn't want to produce yourse

military and a u.s. official has called it a potential hit list for the taliban what's your response to that there was some peace to mostly be a media peter where we're looking at the mission seriously to see whether that is true and approach the white house to austin for assistance in reviewing material before we published the war you know it's hard to accept that request they always say oh they have blood on their hands and they get people in danger but i think if anyone would have been killed because they would have directed the person in front of the camera all proved it taken against them sold i think it's just a blatant lie is it possible that the 1st tranche of time from the afghan war logs could have been better redacted yes quite probably they could have been better protected had anyone ever done this before no there was no road back. i mean really in the sunshine wiki leaks they were bushwhacking through thick forests to try and figure out how to do this. via afghanistan and iraq don't see just

out by an american attack military attack. those guys were not supposed to be the americans are saying they were very well but the russians of course americans were not supposed to be the judge jury over syria. without the indication of the syrian government but the fact is we don't know how many people died american americans are talking about dozens or maybe a couple 100. and some of them some some people talking about the united states recently i wouldn't say that talk about it was right but they did not. they killed so many russians i still would be extremely shocked if the crown land of what that or russia would ask to lay off to this point i'm pretty sure that i don't i don't i don't know but but what is a war i talked about not 2nd guessing the president of russia i would not try to interpret the small communities that come out of. this is what no then you've got mr chan this is not what i'm talking about because it's one thing when you are dealing through proxies as was the case in the syrian war theater but it's quite

out by an american attack military attack. those guys were not supposed to be the americans are saying they were the one but the russians of course americans were not supposed to be in the church or yoko syria. without indication of the syrian government but the fact is we don't know how many people died american americans are talking about dozens or maybe a couple 100. and some of them some some people talking about the nice recently i wouldn't say that talk about it was right but they did not sat they killed so many russians i still would be extremely shocked if the crown land of what that or russia would ask a hip hop to this point i'm pretty sure that i don't i don't i don't know but but what is a war i talked about not 2nd guessing the president of russia i would not try to interpret the small communities that come out of. this is what know then he got mr chan this is not what i'm talking about because it's one thing when you are dealing through proxies as was the case in the syrian war theater but it's quite a different

military from being great. we can view this as a shared challenges not just a women's issue it's not just something that the military has to deal with but as a society we're all in this together. it's our national duty. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. someone who was disillusioned. suchi student with memphis mccomb the new movie from . them on those who just can't stand for whatever they think they didn't feel that oh . antarctica is a very international community i. mean a new strain of the trip with only 2 things to. do this to the kids who keep it as the study says they need to eat. for the position of the will to use to cook a brazil so their nuclear cooperation in 1000 go is everything because he was deluded live in front of t.v. with the above the. law of the heaven with effect of all day but i decided not to take his place. with my god didn't tell you that. well coming up views from around the world live from central london this is all to u.k. . my genes to ev

and we also see how a military training drones can actually promote conservation. and we meet at the deny an artist who is using you on what's typical for greater protection on a cvs. it is a well established fucked that rhino horn is essentially made up of the same substance as a human thing and will but it continues to sell for us to normal prices especially in asia where it is considered to have him in paula's south africa has a nearly 80 percent of the was why knows on husband todd but poaching with only about 20000 on was left in the wild the country has now resulted in drastic measures in order to preempt porches box started to be gone or their rhinos going to. landsberg national park in south africa. iran has been supported but steadily help has come too late after ripping off its own coach has left it as prey for lions. helicopter pilot and he could shake ups is out on patrol surveying the area he's a founding member of the anti coaching group a rhino 911 an organization that provides emergency helicopter rescue to rhinos injured all front mostly due to poa

turkey says it will open a military training center to support the un recognized government in libya was announced during a visit by turkey's defense minister and chief of staff tripoli. the us has had another record rise of coronavirus cases reporting more than $55000.00 new infections that figure is the largest any country has ever reported since they are the. french president emanuel court has a new prime minister has part of a cabinet reshuffle aimed at reviving the country's post quarantine economy john it cost x. a senior civil servant and a local mayor has been chosen to replace at roughly who stepped down earlier on friday orchestrated the coronavirus reopening strategy for the country a correspondent is in paris with more on the new prime minister. this was expected present my calls talked for some time about how he was going to reshuffle his ministers and perhaps the prime minister what we now know that we will that we do i should say have a new prime minister here in france jocasta eggs and even though the reshuffle was expected what wasn't expected was new french prime mi

should be encouraging all the foreign accurst hold their military. personnel at their weapons out of the country pull the mercenaries out of the country stop the risk of a broad cross war get even bigger in libya essentially push libyans to negotiate with one another that should be in to u.s. forces i think that is the u.s. forces what's the difference between what we're doing now that we do know the bombing ministration that record if i would ministration we have tremendous gauged by the president by vice president biden by secretary of state john kerry by national security adviser susan rice. a lot of other people including in the trumpet ministration. embassador is pretty much most of the time been left to fend for himself without a lot of ongoing support at a higher level i'd like to see that change i don't think it's going to change during the remainder of the trip in the search jim i'll come out in london i should everybody pull out of the libyan leave the leave libya i learned is that the. the right way forward well obviously the biggest probl

we will honor the amazing men and women of the united states military. [cheers and applause] never in history has the nation used so much power to advance so much good. battlefields across the world's and here at home are marked with gravestones of young patriots who spent their final valiant moments on this earth to secure liberty and peace. they child should be taught military heroes who fought and died to make us free. these are great, great people. these are great, great heroes, indeed. and our greatest heroes and leaders should be recognized and even immortalized for coming generations to see, you know that. this will make our country even stronger long into the future. in a few moments, we will bear aircrafto all some representing every major military conflict over the last 75 years. these planes once launched off massive aircraft carriers, and the fiercest battles of world war ii. raced through the skies of korea's mig alley. they carried american warriors into the fields of vietnam. they delivered a victory that was swift and sweeping in operatio

under the guise of the military. glenn a cautious strategist was able to use his nationwide network to take advantage of the political power vacuum at this point he already had excellent connections in the early 1980 s. the 1st glen secondary school opened in his mirror. it was followed by other private schools which were to become an important source of revenue for the movement. golan also founded schools abroad financed by donations at 1st in the former soviet union and eastern europe and then in africa asia and the u.s. . under the benevolent eye of the turkish government more and more boarding schools opened promulgating turkish islamic ideology. a part of the school's public relations involved shows called turkish a limp yes often attended by leading turkish politicians like abdulla who. may not be guided me in every day you know they did they did a good deed going to keep it going. of the future that they teach little kids in africa our national anthem and our compatriots in anatolia love that and donate lots o

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hardware military. anger and frustration boiling over in florida and georgia what is all the fuss about. and why did tens of thousands of make have to be put to death in spain. ok. they are among the most massive and certainly the most visual live fire military exercises that we've seen in that part of the world in quite some time and they're presented well they're presented that way for a purpose the purpose is messaging and the message is back off china. correspondent. with the latest from the south china sea. air sea and land forces using live ammunition to show off taiwan's military might. major advantage in our military any showings the combat power troops and yet the world to see our determination and efforts to protect our country this year 8000 soldiers took part in the show which is modeled on a potential invasion of the island from mainland china china has always insisted that taiwan is a part of its territory and to some degree a peaceful status quo relationship has been internationally respe

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military from being great. we can view this as a shared challenges not just a women's issue it's not just something that the military has to deal with but as a society we're all in this together. and. it's our national duty. well long before one. dollar club became household a 1000000 out states and other world all over. washington ceased to be a city that. tended to either compromise might might is a sure national interest people talk about gridlock in congress with years people got the ballot. of the right solved the radicals in both bodies insult this grappling. lydia's solid bipartisan centrist approach to politics both domestic and foreign agreed a spot that's for sure. secrets be. usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe even the most prosperous can be deceived we've been busy rows on the work to view the houses were allegedly prison was located and the only people had access to the story investigators. because dealings of the secret services but i mean. justice. 54 jets and more than 1300 mi

because we are under the military dictatorship 51 years. and then we have a civil war that's been raging between the central military and the ethnic on organizations. so it's like. an ending. continuous fear. even educated people in your ma say that all you see the images they breed like cockroaches or insects and very soon your high state will be full of was going religious and it was the buddhist will be swallowed so it's like we are defending our country our society and our religion so it's very potent is a very strong message but totally wrong and it's quite frightening and that is the real danger of these extremist monks. mobility. if you like you may. have an idea you might film a. young. mother that is the 1st organization to inform how to protest our country our is. going to treat our ease. voters and is. peacemakers. where come in everyone to our nation our country. ok but we don't as illegally my grand. discover man don't laugh me. i'm no happy. government must be more care i was in among people than. going to because we have fami

military is accused of not doing enough to contain a corona virus outbreak at its bases. across the surveillance operation in colombia that journalists say is a threat to democracy. china is valid in retaliation after moves by the governments of the u.s. and the u.k. on 2 different fronts president donald trump has announced sanctions against chinese officials over the new national security law imposed on hong kong signing an executive order to hold beijing accountable china now says it will impose sanctions of its own. joan phones don't to to be able to up hold our legitimate interests in china will make the necessary responses to sanction the relevant personnel and entities of the us side we're just the us to correct their mistakes and to not implement this act and stop interfering in china's internal affairs if the u.s. insists on going down the wrong path china will definitely hit back hong kong is being stripped of its special trade and economic status and banks that deal with some chinese officials will also face sanctions the hong kong or tanami act which has signe

military the brutal murder of a young soldier in texas sees other service women bravely come forward as commanders are called out for not doing more to crack down on victim claims their stories are being silenced it's happening a lot. in just the amount of control that the military has to keep it kind of quiet is what is surprising. massive protests overnight in jerusalem as angry crowds call for israel's embattled prime minister to quit over corruption allegations. and banking on having a conscience like lives matter computers call on london's financial powerhouses to pay to reparations from fortunes built on the back of slavery. to watching our 2 international bring your live news updates from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. another day another wave of confrontations between the united states and china beijing's weighing up its response to donald trump stripping hong kong of its preferential trade and economic status. me from. the us act militias lease landers hong kong's national security legislation and grossly interferes in hong kong a ferry in china's internal

strategy it uses military power to enhance you simply lost the region but it's all part of the same package even though the sea surrounding china are increasingly under its control its navy hasn't slowed down instead it has extended its reach with china's navy wanting joint exercises further afield with pakistan iran south africa and russia all this has made china's neighbors increasingly fearful of the giant in their midst in response to life fire drills near taiwan the u.s. recently rushed through a large home sale the taiwanese government and after china showed off its anti ship and hypersonic missiles and japan started beefing up its own missile defenses and navy as china's military expands its influence the potential for conflict is growing its neighbors are unable at the moment to go up against this rapidly expanding regional power their concern for the future quietly arming and forging their own alliances in an effort to protect themselves against the rise of a regional superpower. joining us now via skype from. singapore is col and co colin is a research fellow at the instit

the military has to keep it kind of quiet is what is surprising. massive protests overnight in jerusalem as angry crowds call for israel's embattled prime minister to quit corruption allegations. and franking on having a conscience black the lives mount a campaign is call on london's financial powerhouses to pay reparations for fortunes built on the back of slavery. good afternoon from russia then live from the world news center in moscow one is kevin owen here with us i was headlines in some more detail for you. on the new day the new wave of confrontations to report pertwee in the united states and china 1st often beijing's weighing up its response today to donald trump stripping hong kong of its preferential trade and economic status. the u.s. law or maliciously denigrates hong kong's national security legislation threatens to impose sanctions on china and seriously violates international law and basic rules of international relations it is gross interference in hong kong affairs and china's internal affairs in order to safeguard its own legitim

it we're seeing some skepticism of the military in our you tube chat right now this is from iskander gabriel the military are still in power and using the protests as an excuse to wriggle elections i want to bring in a video comment from someone in our community this is david who is a professor at the university of nottingham we hear that now. incidentally the question of what needs to be put in place in order to the station. by a number of. measures one civilian oversight and increase in civilian pretending all over the military knowing that the military is the fundamental stumbling block to the transition 2nd the importance to the public is the military and the mature back to the barracks in the thirty's also to decrease the economic footprint of the militia within the national economy and also ensuring that to strengthen constitutional rule of law and strengthen civil liberties and broaden the. human rights so i think everyone is looking at that power sharing agreement that you were talking about have a between the military and civil authority i'm wondering how is the balance of p

think of that the funding they wanted to fund our military when china is building a massive military and building a massive military and biden wants to de-fund our military and the world needs american strength right now more than ever and we've got it we've we've got now soon as it all this equipment comes in or made in the usa we've got the newest most incredible weapons anywhere in the world with the best tanks the best ships the best missiles rockets. we have the best of everything we have the best fighter jets the f. 35 the f. 18 all of these assets of being built tankers credible tankers bombers hope we don't have to use them but we have the most incredible military when i came in the military was totally depleted it was it was at a level that was just absolutely incredible you know the statements i made the statements before i told you what generals told me about our military and i'll make him again if somebody needs him we'll give him to be very well documented as vice president biden opposed tariffs and he was standing up for china didn't want to do anything to disrupt their

will argue riends against this amendment by saying we cannot tie the hands of the military. them to look at where we are. when congress fails to insist on our s and guidelines for military, the mission gets confused and lost. negotiated an agreement to bring our role in afghanistan to an end. has said ent himself that he intends to bring our troops home. his amendment will provide the accountability for doing so. it's far past time to bring you, two decades, mind two decades of nonstop war to an end. wars have spanned wider and wider across the globe. 30 seconds?nother the speaker pro tempore: how much time? very much.ank you the speaker pro tempore: is the gentlelady yielding? ok?lee: 30 seconds, is that the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. cost us these wars have $5 trillion and claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. the war in afghanistan is the war in american history with troops now fighting a war before they ched were even born. enough is enough. this is a thoughtful and to berative way for us untangle our military from afghanistan and bring this lon

military. it is the senate's job. and every year we don't address this fundamental scourge is another year we fail. i'm tired of this chamber failing our service members. i'm tired of our commanders and our military failing our service members. they owe, we owe everything to them. i yield the floor. madam president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: ms. collins: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: madam president, i ask that proceedings under the call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. collins: thank you, madam president. madam president, last night the senate approved legislation to extend the paycheck protection program better known as p.p.p. through august 8. while we continue bipartisan negotiations on a bill to provide additional assistance to our small businesses that have been especially hard hit by covid-19 mitigation measures. i very much hope that the house of representatives wi

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