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Work her magic and get them all on the same page? >> charles, the way i would say, it comes down to those that believe that we should follow joe biden and those that want to obstruct bidens agenda. 210 house democrats want to pass bidens agenda. a few holdouts. they need to get on board. joe biden won the election. he deserves to have his agenda enacted. >> charles: well, another part of this viewing spectacle has been growing speculation that ultimately something will happen on the social spend...

Position to be in on monday with now a delayed vote until thursday and a deadline for the debt limit. youre saying you havent even begun the horse trading on this? that makes it seem to me that a successful vote on thursday even for the infrastructure bill might be in danger. >> heres the situation. you have about 48 senators out of 50 who are for the presidents agenda. you have about 210 members of the house who are for the presidents aswrgenagenda. >> thats the nature of having thin majorities...

Whip of the congressional progressive caucus can you help us understand, especially for our viewers, those democrats, those biden supporters, who really at the end of the day dont understand the infighting here, tell us what you and other progressives are for, what youre against in these proposals, both of them, and what progressives are hoping to achieve by potentially opposing votes on these bills? >> i dont understand the infighting either. this is the joe biden agenda progressives are saying...

Was a former fsb federal security service operative who fled to britain and was helping the british security services there when in 2006 he met some former colleagues from russia, had a cup of tea with them in the lobby of a hotel and he became sick very shortly afterwards and it was identified the substance that poisoned him as being this very rare radioactive substance called polonium 210, originates in specific kinds of nuks of nu rea reactors. there was a reactive trail plotting their journe...

That means that despite today because my accusation, the third man, also believed to be in russia, is unlikely to face a british court. gordon corera, bbc news. earlier today, moscow rejected what it has called an �*unsubstantiated ruling by the european court of human rights, which found that russia was responsible for the killing of former kgb officer alexander litvinenko in london in 2006. mr litvinenko — who became a british citizen — was fatally poisoned with radioactive polonium—21...

He died after drinking green tea laced with the rare and very potent radioactive isotope polonium 210 at londons millennium hotel. a british inquiry also concluded in 2016 that president putin probably approved a russian intelligence operation to murder mr litvinenko. that news just coming in. the european court of human rights ruling russia was responsible in 2006 for the killing of alexander litvinenko. a documentary has shed new light on what the duke of edinburgh was like as a father and gra...

With polonium 210, a dangerous radioactive substance put in his tea when he was having tea with other russians in london. a british public inquiry concluded that those two russians were responsible for his death and likely the kremlin had directed that. that case has gone to the european court of human rights because alexander litvinenkos widow has been trying to hold the russian state responsible for alexander litvinenkos killing, and they have concluded that essentially the british court was c...

At any time to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. in the last few moments we have been getting reaction from the kremlin on the ruling by the european court of human rights that russia was responsible for the killing in 2006 in london of alexander litvinenko, an outspoken critic of the russian government who died after drinking tea laced with the radioactive isotope polonium 210. the kremlin spokesman on a daily conference call with journalists in the last few moments gave this in respon...

Also believed to be in russia, is unlikely to face a british court. gordon corera, bbc news. and moscow has rejected what officials call an "unsubstantiated" ruling by the european court of human rights, which found that russia was responsible for the killing of the former kgb officer, alexander litvinenko, in london in 2006. mr litvinenko, who became a british citizen, was fatally poisoned with radioactive polonium—210, which was put in his tea. a public inquiry conducted a decade later concl...

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