U. S. , setbacks on the battlefield, the end game of the war, and much more. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and Around The World. Im pamela brown. Wolf will join us shortly, and youre in the situation room. Russias war against ukraine is weighing heavily tonight on the United Nations and the annual meeting of the General Assembly. President biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy making separate forceful appeals to global leaders, warning of dire consequences for all nations if Vladimir Putins aggression is allowed to stand. Wolf will join us with his oneonone interview with president zelenskyy in just a moment, hang on for that. Lets bring in cnns senior White House Correspondent Kayla Tausche at the u. N. And Frederick Pleitgen in ukraine. Kayla, first to you. President zelenskyy pleaded for the world to act to defeat putin and russia . Reporter pam, it was an impassioned speech from president zelenskyy in person, in english, for the First Time Since the invasi
In military service have sacrificially given their time, comfort, strength, ambition, and health. Reward them one hundredfold for their sacrifice and service, blessing them more than they can ask for imagine. We pray in your merciful name. Amen. The presiding officer please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. The presiding officer the clerk will read a communication to the senate. The clerk washington, d. C. , november 9, 2017. To the senate under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable dean heller, a senator from the state of nevada, to perform the duties of the chair. Signed orrin g. Hatch, president pro tempore. The presiding officer under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. Morning business is closed. Unde
And who would contribute. And i hope that it get around that sometime. It is not ok. And finally to i took, what to call it . The blue van. To the airport from the community. And ive mentioned this. Just a conversation. And i kept asking, we are from kenya. You can see the level of education. And asking, what is your background . Engineering. How far did you go . Phd. [laughter] and he is driving the shuttle. Anyway, i leave it there. Lets thank our analyst for an illuminating discussion. Thank you. And it will all of you be available for questions during lunch perhaps . Great. Lunch is served in the other room. You can bring your lunch in here and have something to eat. A huge issue related to immigration is labor. Our panel this afternoon will deal with immigration and we had discussion and we will have panels. We see you for that. You are watching American History tv, all weekend, every weekend on cspan3. To join the conversation, like us on facebook. Up next, a discussion with form
Cardiac arrest and she kept saying cardiac arrest. She was able to sense that because she could read things faster. A number of people were kept out of the workforce who would be very productive members of society who would contribute but the gatekeeping keeps them out. I hope we will get around that because its not ok. Finally, i took, what do you call it, the blue van, the air shuttle from dulles. I kept asking, where are you from . Kenya. You could see the level of education. I said, do you mind my asking what is your background . Engineering. How far did you go . Phd. So a phd is drying driving the shuttle from home to airport. Anyway, i will leave it there. Lets thank our panel for an illuminating discussion. Will all of you be available for questions . Great. Lunch is served in the other room. You can bring your lunch in here and have something to eat. Obviously a huge issue related to immigration. Our panel this afternoon at 2 30 is going to deal with immigration and labor l. A.
All of us from the nixonkissinger community, the importance of doing this. The documents are one thing but to hear from the people who made history is a great addition not only to the nations knowledge , to the history, but the next generation of americans who will have to grapple. As geoff pointed out, this was the third in a series. We covered the was to cover the ones we covered so far have been the reorganization in structure and sudden diplomacy in china. The five years of the administration were very fruitful and many called it the golden age of diplomacy. This one is going to focus on the vietnam war, negotiations and the paris peace accords. It was one of the biggest problems that nixon faced when he walked in the door and took office. It is difficult today in 2014 to comprehend the vietnam war. The country was already on the edge because of the kennedy and Martin Luther king assassinations. The war exacerbated those tensions. And the draft meant every family was effected. We h