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we use baby monitors and garage door openers, listen to the radio and watch tv using our mobile devices and our factories, farms and transportation systems are ever more connected, and many of them wirelessly. although users are dependent on spectrum and the american economy is dependent on spectrum. as we push toward 100% broadband connectivity at home, spectrum will be necessary for customers regardless of whether they have a wired or fixed wireless connection. so, it is our job as members of the subcommittee to make sure the spectrum policy continues to enable the uses and so it's our job as members of this sub committee to make sure spectrum policy continues to enable these uses and opens new opportunities for the next generation technologies and innovations. fundamentally we need to use our nation's airways as efficiently as possible. with an eye on the expediential growth of wireless data usage we know more spectrum will need to be available for consumer use. this means the federal government that still holds a majority of this country's spectrum needs to use it more efficiently,

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the pandemic has challenged us. it's it's changed us fundamentally in ways. we're not sure we fully appreciate it's revealed the fractures and fissures within society that many of us knew were there we had some sense of them, but quite a few of us chose to avoid them or ignore them or not address them and most of all for thinking about the pandemic today. it's not over and that's a crucial insight that we have from those who were pursuing sort of wishful interests and thinking in 1918 and 1919 and as many of us have longed for an end to this pandemic through 2020-21 and now into 2022 this pandemic has all so reminded us virtually every one of us of the importance of history, i'd argue and of standing past pandemics in particular. i've been really inspired by how many people were have been interested in learning about the pandemic of 1918 from journalists and members of the media to politicians to business leaders to citizens to my amazing students and others comparisons abound historical quote unquote lessons have been the subject of lots of conversations and

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use the word you. the world has changed. americans claim they want to make the world unipolar for good, but objective processes go in the opposite direction. the world is multi polar. and we have been repeatedly saying that the un security council needs to get rid of its main defect. hope a dominance of one group of countries out of 15 sit sakes belonging to the western countries and their allies, or perhaps that's the reason the secretary general received so much criticism for coming to moscow seeking peace. we heard from the british prime minister boris johnson, who said that moscow would probably just use the talks as a means for propaganda. and we also heard from the ukranian president who said that a good terrorist should have come to key a 1st because let's face it, he of the international position would be significantly weekend if the u. n. started moving closer to the way russia sees things. and on that very subject, laugh rob did comment also on the un vote that took place that called russia's

the pandemic has challenged us. it's it's changed us fundamentally in ways. we're not sure we fully appreciate it's revealed the fractures and fissures within society that many of us knew were there we had some sense of them, but quite a few of us chose to avoid them or ignore them or not address them and most of all for thinking about the pandemic today. it's not over and that's a crucial insight that we have from those who were pursuing sort of wishful interests and thinking in 1918 and 1919 and as many of us have longed for an end to this pandemic through 2020-21 and now into 2022 this pandemic is all so reminded us virtually every one of us of the importance of history. i'd argue and of standing past pandemics in particular. i've been really inspired by how many people were have been interested in learning about the pandemic of 1918 from journalists and members of the media to politicians to business leaders to citizens to my amazing students and others comparisons abound historical quote unquote lessons have been the subject of lots of conversations and

some of us forced us to eat. i used and i went on hunger strike basically and they said you have no choice. i would argue when they come to meet me i would ask them information. they said if only we come to talk to you today, we have a question for you. we have a new law by the us government. you would be forced to eat. they told all of us because one of the brothers refuse to leave. and he told them here's one question. do you think if you go to serbia will be a threat for your life there? i said i don't know, i don't want to go. >> i said i'm not going. they sent me to serbia anyway and when i arrived they told me we expected you to be here but basically this is a problem i highlight and the implication was they can take the iteration. in those countries and other countries where not free and we're in stigma, lots of difficulties, lots of challenges on healthcare and no access to education. we're not getting education, i have to go on hunger strike. there's i was arrested, i was beaten. i was interrogated. >> s

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that is a great opener for us. the primary focuses for health and human services is a domestic health care delivery agenda but there are important global implications that i know audiences want to explore further. so let's put a pin in that and come back to those topics as well. also by way of context, this is quite interesting. this department is the largest nonmilitary organization, 90 thousand employees, responsibility for 25% of the federal outlay and you provide more grant dollars than all other agencies put together. we are talking about a broad and vast remit. i know the members listening will appreciate that there are 11 operating divisions of health and human services, including the fda, the cdc, and we will come back to the cdc and its role in the pandemic. cms, the center for medicare and medicaid services, the nih, and something near and dear to you, the substance of mental health -- substance abuse and mental health services. this is a broad set of responsibilities. you have been in the role for a year

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something russia denies. similar landslide footage has previously been used by us officials to shape the media narrative as rachel blevins expense, as the u. s. and it's western allies prepare new sanctions against russia over ukraine's claims of civilian dust and boucher. despite the lack of an independent investigation. all mainstream outlets like the new york times have now turned to reported satellite images as their latest source of evidence. the times pointed to images released by max our technologies who stated that there were bodies in the streets of boucher for up to 3 weeks before a russian forces withdrew from the city and that they were in the exact same location when ukrainian forces arrived. so what do we know about the company behind the images? we know that max, our technologies is known for having over $100000000.00 in intelligence and defense contracts. and that one of its top customers is the united states department of defense max or enables the u. s. department of defense and its allies to better monitor, understand and respond to global events, deter threats and

medications for opioid use disorder, alcohol use disorder. we would like medications for stimulant use disorder, we need more tools. but the tools we have our decades of research, that they work. yet, they are not implemented to scale. we have early intervention programs, like esper which works, programs for kids, kids like me impacted by parental substance use disorder. on one end, the essex county, massachusetts is amazing. yet, we don't take them to scale, we don't implement them systematically or make all of these resources, these findings from sciences available in all of our counties. and if we could substitute that, i think they would be a way for us to turn the tide around. >> thank you so much, miss hulsey. thank you again to all of the witnesses. i yield, mister chairman. >> thank, you mr. brady. let me recognize the gentleman from california, mr. thompson to inquire. >> thank you, mister chairman. thank you for holding this important hearing. thank you to all of the witnesses for your fantastic presentation. i just want to go back

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marie: god gave us this land to live on. for us to do, right? not the government. for the people that live here. so why should they all get involved in how we live up here? we're doing fine. everything's still here. zoe: except the ice. marie: except the ice. that's not us. it's whatever they're doing down there that's coming up here. everybody's getting involved in our problems. we live here. we make the rules, not them. you don't live here. we do. we shouldn't have to listen to them. zoe: wouldn't not drilling for oil help protect your way of life? marie: probably. zoe: but you're saying, "do it anyway." marie: it's gonna happen, they say it's just gonna happen. it's happening already, as much as we don't want it to. president trump: anwr in alaska, one of the great sites of energy in the world, and i didn't think it was a big deal, and then one day a friend of mine who's in the oil business called, "is it true that you have anwr in the bill?" i said, "i don't know, who cares?" he said, "well, you know, reagan tried, every single president tried, and not one pres

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nice of us. we were here alone for a month without ambulances, without fire fighters, we were simply abandoned. our houses were burning and we tried to extinguish the fire ourselves. residents also took it upon themselves to rake their rabble to rescue people. any help we can get as very important to us. thank you very much. oh, so this is what's the process all for a given argument. it's aaron aid. looks like people come in here. they give their passports if their passports, of course still exists, volunteers from russia register, their names, take information about the state of their homes. then they walk on the receiver water. and so they receive or various food items like potatoes, like canned goods or anything else that humanitarian aid organizations. people like us bring here and later on they just leave. and the next person comes in or soldiers are here, making sure that there is no may have taken place and everything is well organized . of course, the line outside is constance and human i

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being used. you only other hand argue that the best way to prevent nuclear war is to make sure that there are no such weapons. to begin with. how is nuclear deterrence theory flawed? and how can we approach disarmament in a way that makes the world safer? i mean, new to the terrace theory is it's so strange, right? because it's like it's requires all of these before assumptions that we do. first, it requires that everyone with nuclear weapons forever is always rational and always takes by division. but it also requires a certain level of irrationality because when would it be, when would it be rational to start nuclear war and nuclear war, a full scale war could and humanity, as we know, i mean there will be survivors. but the world that we know what that would be gone, would it ever be rational to do that? i mean, that's collected suicide. would a person like bite and ever feel like that's the right decision to make? probably not, so you would have in order to test to even work, you have to be i

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>> yes, because of the ways it can be used against us, think insurance companies using it to determine our rates or even employer possibly not wanting to hire someone with health condition if they're paying the health insurance premium. >> i appreciate the commentary, i think it's an area to really keep an eye on. i think there are positive things, you know, we want patients to control their data, but at the same time we want to make sure that patients are protected in particular where there might be a third party player involved where the patient may not fully appreciate the risk they're engaging in sharing their data. something we should really spend some time and think about. let me shift gears if i k can, ms. fitzgerald. mr. castro, there's a lot of laws on policy, for government institutions, federal law requires companies to explain information sharing companies, safeguard some of their data, before new laws, i think there's a real opportunity for congress to look at how current privacy laws are working and how they interact with each other so that we're not duplicative of regula

she downs us now. so, these texts are really remarkables they reveal what some of the former president's allies were saying in private, in real time, which often turned out to be very different from their public statements. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, for instance, testifying just last week that she couldn't recall if she ever broached the subject of martial law with mark meadows. what did the texes show? >> we're going to prompt marjorie taylor greene's memory. we now have all the text messages meadows voluntarily handed over to the committee. the texts, as you said, reveal the most revealing picture to date of what the inner circle is saying. supporters for republican lawmakers, text messages with more than 40 members of congress, including senator ted cruz, republicans like jim jordan, mo brooks, marjorie taylor greene, so let's get to marjorie taylor greene, the first message might actually surprise you. she sends this to mark meadows on the 6th. quote, mark, i was just told there's an ac

she made us laugh. she made us cry. some of us she made mad. but she had a full, hopeful life because she knew what she believed in, she knew what she was for, she knew what she was against and she wanted other people to feel the same way and then to talk about it instead of kill each other over it. that's basically her simple political philosophy. today we see in ukraine all too tragicallye what madeleine alws knew, that the advance of freedom is neither inevitable or permanent and that in politics where the lure of power is strong and the temptation to abuse it is often irresistible there are no permanent victories or defeats. her book on fascism was one of many she n wrote. i personally loved the one she wrote comparing the relationship of religion and politics in different countries. she justn was curious. i want you to remember that. she was a great secretary of state. there's 20 other things i could mention. but the most important thing is, god gave her a fine mind, a wealth of experience for anybody who was willing to pay attention to it

day to us. our 2 environmental summits, light loss is called 26 in glasgow. our all efforts failing, and what else can be done to achieve a significant investment in all planet and limit future global warming to one and a half degrees celsius. united nations environment program executive director anderson talks to al jazeera anderson, executive director of your environment program. thank you. talking to our to 0. thank you. before we get into this, i was curious about your personal connection with environmental matters. in my experience, many her passionate about the health of our planet had this kind of deep residence with the world we live in. is that something that applies to you and it, does it go back to child? it absolutely does. you know, my grandmother was from the high, high knows in no way, and also support our circle. and then she married my grandfather who is from denmark. and i guess when you live on to this is really been like people living in very area and very hot areas like the

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glad to have you with us. now, a massive blaze has erupted at a fuel depot in the russian city of belgrade, near the ukrainian border, injuring to employees, their local authority, say the fire was the result of an air strike by ukrainian military helicopters. nearby residential buildings are being evacuated, emergency workers are at the scene, trying to extinguish the flames. they say that there is a threat that the fire will spread further. an investigation is currently under way . ukraine's president zaleski has issued sharp condemnation against you for not cutting off a business ties with russia. he is also insisted that you admit ukraine as a member state and demanded more supplies of weaponry. e. r. defenders deserve to receive from europe for the freedom of which they are fighting the weaponry that will definitely stop russia's offensive. and therefore the onset of tyranny. when we're talking about aircraft tanks, artillery assistance, anti ship weapons, we are talking about what is really needed and wh

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but one recurring theme we heard from the us side of the discussion was us official telling india what they feel is in india of interest, that we just reject saki, talking about what she thought was in the best interest. it's not a secret that india has greatly increased the amount of oil is buying from russia, despite not violating us sanctions on russia. they are increasing the amount of oil they're buying from russia. us oil giants are not thrilled about that. here's how india is, foreign minister responded when asked about these words from the states and us feelings about what the country's best interest is. if you're looking at, i know g purchases from russia, i would suggest that your attention should be focused on europe, which probably we do buy some energy which is necessary for our energy security. but i suspect looking at the figures, probably total purchases for the month would be less than what europe doesn't and up to now the arms tray and weapons purchases was also a very big point of discussion during the meetings. and there have been strong us feelings about india's pu

we had historically excellent relations with the us. the good army we have today is largely built and trained by the us. the best equipment we have is u. s. equipment. say con ends up with a short end of the stick. you can bet islam of odd will be added to the list of washington's allies is and in terms of possible u. s. involvement, that's at best, a little suspicious. what's happening within corresponding, that is the fight going on between prime minister in bron khan who has lost his majority, but yet not steph. 7 and generally, but you off will be all the chief and what washington you kind of in thing and what it seems like. but general budge, what is moving more towards the us, why the bron khan is sort of moving more toward china and sort of anti america. so washington is kind of pushing that kind of skim room inside bucket. saw number one, the trauma lives that washington, whatever you see, it's all nationally in groups. and what is nato's interest? germany's president has called for vladimir putin on foreign minister said a lot

that was the former us i envoy dennis ross giving us it. that was the former us - envoy dennis ross giving us his analysis of the situation in ukraine between the west and russia. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines: amazon has reported a loss of $3.8 billion for the first three months of the year, hit by its stake in electric truck maker rivian. amazon had warned of testing times in the months ahead because of the pandemic and the war in ukraine. the world health organization and unicef say producers of baby milk formula are using unethical and aggressive social media marketing practices, in violation of international commitments to protect breastfeeding. new research found that the industry was using apps, social media influencers and online baby clubs to promote infant formula. the oklahoma legislature has approved an abortion ban that limits set after six weeks of pregnancy. republican lead states have been passing ever strict abortion bands, expecting a forthcoming supreme court decision that could alter or reverse

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ah, thank you for joining us. this is all t international with the latest news update. russia, se ukrainian tanika you ballistic missile, has killed dozens and injured more than a 100 and the don units, people's republic of climates horst were about to show you the scenes from the immediate aftermath of the strike. a warning you might find the following footage, disturbing. the, yeah, no, this is unconfirmed footage of the minute songs to the talk with panic among people at the scene that bullies can be seen lying on the street. however, it's in the hands, if it with a russian army touchscreen, you, although most goes force is decommission, is not a type of miss all years ago. president lensky, the presidential adviser has already contradicted him, claiming the station was hit by a rush and i scanned my file. if you cranial, and on yes, officials faring the death toll could rise further. as civilians has been evacuation a city through the train station or correspondence joins is in the studio for more now. maria p

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but i will say these tools are important to us and we are already using them. in fact i was made aware yesterday there are five products -- projects using this new fuel rate ce. so it is a tool in our toolbox and we are using it. ms. herrell: the bill authorized provisions to congress focused on wildfire management including issues related to aerial land equipment and the department of homeland security's federal emergency management agency. announce that the establishing of the commission would be december 2021. but my question is to you, when can we expect the members to be appointed to this commission? and how will this commission differ from existing agencies, such as the wildland fire leadership cancel or the wildfire resilience interagency working group? how will it differ? miss rivera: i will try to answer that is best like entry to the nomination project for the commission closed last friday. and i understand we had a very large amount of interest, over 500 applications. so the interior are in the process of evaluating those. i would expect us to have a

joining us via prerecorded video. this will conclude our opening session. >> thank you very much for the opportunity to deliver this short video message to you while i am on my way to meet you all in person. deeply concerned by the unprovoked russian aggression and delivering this message -- this has caused a food security crisis. this is a number of developing countries. especially those with heavy dependencies on russian food exports. targeted and coordinated, multi-stakeholder action is mentioned. the international financial institutional action plan to address food insecurity provides a platform for joint action. we should also fully support the global crisis response group on food, energy and finance led by the u.n. secretary general. germany calls on all of us to spearhead this. this does not pertain to exports of agricultural commodities and i call on all our countries to keep agricultural markets open, not withhold stocks and not impose unjustified export restrictions on agricultural product. our priority must

give it increase use of chemical weapons in syria and asymmetric use of nerve agents by north korea and russia what can we do to deter further use of chemical or biological weapons? what are we doing to ensure the international norms against the use of these weapons is not eroded? and what can we do to develop new standards to deal with emerging chemical and biological threats? and that's for any of you. >> thanks, congressman kelly. it's an important question, and i think the crisis in ukraine and the blatant threats by russia potential use of chemical and biological weapons is opening everyone's eyes to how much of the problem is his. but deterrence issue is a challenge for this administration. i think the fact that the white house has used a megaphone of the united states of america to call this out is an important deterrent, right? i think we have been able, and is not just the administration, working with congress to rally the entire nato alliance, is useful. there's always this question of who is how this indicates of russia, who is putin really tried to commit to get to? if he tr