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Are going to be dramatic across large parts of europe. find are going to be dramatic across large parts of europe.— large parts of europe. and it becomes _ large parts of europe. and it becomes a _ large parts of europe. and it becomes a needs _ large parts of europe. and it becomes a needs to - large parts of europe. and it becomes a needs to muster| large parts of europe. and it - becomes a needs to muster world again, doesnt it? where issues, we can talk very, and we often do, very hopeful...

Alliance? look what he has achieved with non-traditional instruments of power. the leverage he has in terms of natural gas and energy. were not acting with a sense of urgency. the administration has missed an opportunity to do that. it is never too late to learn from failure and change course. after what we saw in afghanistan i just have seen nothing to indicate this administration is willing to improv eyes, adapt and admit failure the change their foreign policy and the most important thing to ...

Not worked? they had a clear plan, we know that _ not worked? they had a clear plan, we know that they _ not worked? they had a clear plan, we know that they did _ not worked? they had a clear plan, we know that they did because - we know that they did because western— we know that they did because western intelligence seems to have -ot western intelligence seems to have got hold _ western intelligence seems to have got hold of the plan. it was to cushion — got hold of the plan. it was to cu...

That transition. brian dees said our goal is to go to zero fossil fuels. 65% of our electricity today is generated from fossil fuels. when youre in an environment where the average american is living paycheck to paycheck, 65% of americans, youre telling them that they have to buy on average the electric vehicle is $60,000. martha, that is not realistic in this environment. >> martha: yeah. not to mention the batteries and the implications of that. lithium from china. >> martha: that is another s...

To be fully independent by 2030. a commentator said it is like taking eggs out of a cooked omelette, hard and messy. their idea is to ask consumers to turn down the thermostat by one degree. could we be asked to do the same here? not according to the business secretary. no, no. i think we have a balanced approach. i think people can use their own common sense in terms of- managing their energy sources. as i have always - said, we have a very resilient system. if we had announced - a ban immediat...

The world was not built for him to succeed, and against all odds, against everything that people tell him he cant do, he did it. >> did it by finding ways to adapt his practice, focusing on weight training with his dad. >> its really a sport where anyone can do anything that they put their mind to and put their perseverance to, even without a full functioning hand, i was still able to win a state championship >> gerald says hes in awe of his sons determination. >> god makes no mistakes hes inten...

Does not mean theyre being stationary. they are thinking things through. theyre trying to adapt, overcome and figure out how to take a limited logistics capability to some kind of victory thats going to be acceptable to vladimir putin. >> were getting these new images tonight of at least three russian helicopters destroyed at the kherson airport. its the most destructive known military strike the ukrainian military conducted against russian helicopters during the war. what does this tell us abou...

They are going after russians and pushing them out of places where the russians have been in the past. so we have seen this now increase over the last few days. and its a real testament to their ability to fight to plan, to adapt and to, again, try to push russian forces back out. so, i cant confirm this particular report. certainly were not in any position to refute it. ukrainians know obviously better than we do what theyre doing on a daily basis. its consistent with the kind of fighting and t...

I can imagine vladimir putin is getting his pointers from you guys. bloody think about this? >> i am not that concerned about that. i think there, there were folks, and other things, probably not looking at twitter too much. they could have issues, the coup has had issues, theres been a number of ongoing military, i think some are capability issues, some of this is planning, a lot of the officials didnt know about the invasion ahead of time, or put that much out ahead of time, so we see these is...

Ambush of the russian convoy, is taking a toll. as many as 6,000 russian soldiers have died. another 15,000 wounded since the war began. and a u.s. official saying as much as one-fifth of the russian force now in operable, dead, wounded, or simply bogged down. the u.s. official calling it a fundamental failure in russias planning and operations. but putin trying to adapt. the kremlin saying 16,000 fighters from the middle east, including syria, heading to ukraine to help them out. >> martha radd...