call? the presiding officer: no. ms. ernst: thank you, madam president. we ve all experienced a bit of buyer s remorse this past year. the uncertainty caused by the pandemic had folks stockpiling too much or just online retail therapy for things they may never use. but when it comes to impulse buying, no one can compete with democrats in washington. if running up the taxpayer s tab was an olympic sport, democrats would easily take home the gold. over the past six months the democrats have run up trillions of dollars in new spending. and as we were just days away from hitting the nation tea debt limit, these same democrats are preparing to charge trillions more to the nation s credit card paid for by taxpayers, of course, to purchase more of their pricey partisan pet projects and other items on that progressive wish list. their reckless spending spree started in march with their strictly partisan $2.1 trillion of so-called covid bill. the democrats assured us the $1,400 stimul
a radius of 75 miles from each a very locations to distribute them to nursing homes where the elderly are most at risk in many cases it will be the frontline health care workers doctors and nurses who will be receiving the vaccines 1st and then it will spread out to the general public over the coming months we are told the general public might start getting vaccinations from march to april may and june it s only has overtaken britain for the worse covert 19 death toll in europe both nations of registered more than $64000.00 dance it s the special commission for the pandemic says all e.u. countries will begin their vaccination program on the same day the british leaders have agreed to extend but said talks without a trade deal will be both a texan tyrus for goods travelling between the u.k. and the e.u. starting on december 31st. well hackers of infiltrated computers the u.s. treasury department and possibly other government agencies the u.s. national security council says it
and very transparent and that the science is there backing this vaccine when you talk to the staff here they re very excited about it say that they hope they can be an example that they can get this shot and get the follow up shot 3 weeks later and show the community show the entire country that it s safe what needs to be done to move forward. and the 1st batch of the pfizer vaccine has arrived in canada initial 30000 doses will go to frontline health care workers and care home staff canada hopes to have a quarter of a 1000000 doses by the end of the year played in regulators are also expected to approve in the den d a vaccine within days. new zealand s government has given approval in principle for a so-called travel bubble scheme with a strain that allows people to travel between the 2 countries without having to complete a 14 day mandatory quarantine is trailing government has yet to give its approval to the deal which depends on the cave in 1000 situation remaining under
we have accordingly mandated our negotiators to continue the shaft and to see whether no reach an agreement can be reached even at this late stage we are always happy to talk and make progress where we can i do think as i say there is a deal to be done if our partners want to do it but we remain very far apart on these key issues and you know what they are u.k. can t be locked into the a use regulatory albeit we ve obviously got to take back control of our fisheries full of years after people voted for it the 1st doses of pfizer s coronavirus vaccine are being delivered in the u.s. it s open to immunize 100000000 people by april the elderly and health care workers will be the 1st to be inoculated live in about 16000000 cases in the u.s. germany is tightening coronavirus restrictions as infections their surge it s reporting about 20000 new cases a day schools and all but essential shops will be closed for nearly a month from white and state supporters of pakistan s opposition
what happened, to learn the lessons, to apply those lessons. it s also important to do it in balanced way. it s no secret that we have long felt that that balanced approach has not been a hallmark of the human rights council s approach to israel. so our concerns about the report and the process we ve made clear for that reason. thanks. you mentioned venezuela as a country that you highlight in the report. could you go over the specifics? i mentioned venezuela, first of all, in the context of corruption and i think that is deliberate. everything we say is deliberate but the reason i mention that is that we often hear from the government of venezuela very strong propaganda directed to the united states and american interference and blaming the united states for problems in the country, and yet we have also found that not only are there very high levels of corruption in venezuela but they often involve people who are part of the government, supporters of the government, and