We have our next speaker, the Ukrainian Ambassador to the u. S. , ambassador oksana markarova. Thank you very much. Thanks so much. Good morning to everyone. Thank you for having me here, and to lie for your excellent work. During this very difficult 610 days, almost 611, ukraine has been through the full phase of or in ukraine, they were that started the war that started and quickly turned into a conflict, a war. We have lost 14,000 people actually before the fullfledged war started. Still, it was very contained, contained in eastern ukraine, in crimea, and this experience for the past 610 days is, frankly, something we have never had before when we read about it during the world war ii. During this 600 days just going through the list with our people back home and the defense ministry, we have seen we have already lost during this war 70 journalistic voices. 70, 70. That is an unbelievable loss of not only talent but something that should not even happen during the wars. The rules th
tonight, the shocking criminal complaint against the suspect in the pelosi attack, he wanted to kidnap the speaker of the house. the new report knocking down the conspiracies pushed by the right, and eight days until the midterms. it seems like democrats have found a way to take down their opponents, with some help from a certain former president. then, the supreme court s arguments on apartment of action. the conservative court seems poised to dismantle the policy. as 11th hour gets underway this monday night. good evening, once again i m at the hudson in tonight for stephanie ruhle. do you hear that? that s the unmistakable sound of the brazen lies, fabricated stories and crazy conspiracies that we ve heard all weekend long about the attack on nancy pelosi s husband. shattered today by the department of justice. among the soggy jailed revealed today, as federal criminal charges were filed. officials say that the suspect was prepared to break nancy pelosi s kneecaps. lat
Only because of a principal, because i didnt like the rhetoric coming out of the administration at the time. Host which administration was that . Caller the obamabiden administration. I served my country honorably and this is a right that all americans have. We leave difficulty covering the war in ukraine and afghanistan. Thank you very much. We have our next speaker, the Ukrainian Ambassador to the u. S. , ambassador oksana markarova. Thank you very much. Thanks so much. Good morning to everyone. Thank you for having me here, and to lie for your excellent work. During this very difficult 610 days, almost 611, ukraine has been through the full phase of or in ukraine, they were that started the war that started and quickly turned into a conflict, a war. We have lost 14,000 people actually before the fullfledged war started. Still, it was very contained, contained in eastern ukraine, in crimea, and this experience for the past 610 days is, frankly, something we have never had before when
Military reporters and editors conference, highlighting challenges of reporting on conflict zones. We were watching live coverage on cspan. What brought you there initially . So i had in my head that we should do a story first off, i should say i had an obsession that is probably selfdefeating for a reporter of always wanting to do the story other people are not focusing on. For instance, now everyone is focused on israel, focused on ukraine, and obviously i want to be focused on the things no one else is interested in, but i become stubbornly obsessed with things no one is paying attention to, and that was the case with niger. We went to benin first and were going to do a story of how the u. S. Military has a presence there, things people do not know about, military affairs, and then we were going to go to niger for the kinder, gentler side of what the u. S. Military is doing in that area, and we were going to show the Terror Networks converging on niger from all different sides with
On Economic Opportunity. They discuss needed investment in underserved low income communities and bridging the gap between rental markets and homeownership. This runs an hour and 20 minutes. Good afternoon. Id like to call the subcommittee on housing transportation and Community Development committee to order. I want to thank you as always, senator, to you and your staff for working with us on this hearing, which will focus on Community Development Financial Institutions or cdfis and how specifically cdfis can promote Housing Development and Economic Opportunity. I think that both the senator and i believe that everyone in this country should have the freedom and the opportunity to build the lives that they want, that this is the american dream. An essential Building Block for fulfilling this dream is that people have access to capital and lending and resources so that they can buy a home or build a Small Business or get an education. And we also know that not everyone has equal access