guest, ukrainian president is a political organisation but this years summit was dominated by economics that it was at the very heart of any news that the leaders discussed this weekend, ukraine and china. i will start with a crane. before the summit even kicked off on friday the us introduced a raft of measures targeting russia, 300 sanctions aimed at restricting moscow s ability to source battlefield materials. the uk then followed suit, having introduced an import ban on russian diamonds, copper, aluminium, nickeland russian diamonds, copper, aluminium, nickel and then the g7 leadersjointly aluminium, nickel and then the g7 leaders jointly agreed on a statement that said they would continue to impose sanctions, tighten them, and specify the need to crack down on sanctions and evasions, the use of third party countries as a loophole for russia to get around these restrictions. they also acknowledge the fact, separately to the joint statement that there would be a need to ut
[applause] [chanting ted ] sen. cruz: god bless the great state of south carolina. [applause] friends, once again we have made history. you, the good people of south carolina and our incredible volunteers all over the country, continued to defy the pundits and produce extraordinary results. [applause] let me say a word about governor jeb bush, a man who had a terrific record as governor of the state of florida, who brought job creation and education innovation to the people of florida. a man who ran a campaign based on ideas, based on policy, based on substance. a man who didn t go to the gutter and engage in insults and attacks. [applause] governor bush brought honor and dignity to this race. tonight, he has suspended his campaign, but heidi and i give our very best to jab and jeb and his entire extraordinary family. we wish them the best, and thank them for their extraordinary candidacy. i want to thank our tremendous team here in south carolina. congressman mark sanford
that we callgram export assistance. we take graduate level students from there is countries internationally and replace them in companies in the state of north dakota on a part-time basis. china, we have students from china who come here, work with the companies, understand what they are doing, where they are going, they want to remain, or they want to go back to china and so that relationship really a strengthened between our what iss here and happening back home in china. we have a lot of things to work with in that perspective to strengthen the relationship. in missouri, we have two offices in china. our primary office is located in shanghai. we also have an office in hong kong. we have probably have had four or five traditional investments from china in the state of missouri. oncehave been seeing again, being one of the landlocked states in the midwest we tend to be a flyover region. so, a lot of investment coming in from china, we have noticed, has been on the coast.
second amendment thank you, fellas. this is a room that loves and cherishes the second amendment and we are going to protect our second amendment. common core is gone. we are getting rid of common core. we are bringing education to a local level. the people in this community, every time i see them, they want education locally. the parents, the teachers, they want to do it. they don t want bureaucrats in washington telling them how to educate their children. we spend as a nation more for education per pupil, and second place doesn t exist it s so different, and out of 30 countries we are ranked number 30. you have china, and you have norway, sweden, denmark, and then you have number 30, the united states. we spend the most and are at the bottom of the heap. it s not going to happen anymore, folks. we are going to rebuild our military, and a number of the people came down and a number of pundits watching tonight, we love our military, we love our military. by the way, we love