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>> do you think you guys have to rebuild? prove to them that you are trustworthy of the secrets? >> i would say is more tension between the fbi and congress and it is the intelligence community. >> -- >> absolutely, and i think thats going to come to a head of the next couple years. >> two things about the fbi. first, of all mikes, right there subjecting rational oversight. secondly, they do have to preserve the integrity they are investigating. and there are investigations on board right now. w...

And now were at 6.2, 80% increase. discretionary and nondiscretionary, cant we look at what weve accumulated, because of covid and democrat and republican administrations because of covid, but now covid is over. can we basically go back to normal? we are going to have reductions here. do we have any savings? you dont have to scare the bejesus out of people. somebody wants to cut medicare and medicaid. and how dand the presidents infrastructure plan, did that add to the agony? >> the bipartisan i...

Think this is caused a bad situation to get worse. blinken supposedly saying, well, look, we support peace talks or peace agreement under an agreement that zelenskyy put forward. that agreement is not viable. i mean, this administration is not seriously about peace talks, is not serious about end game for the conflict. we know the british, the french, the germans, they are talking about this to zelenskyy, biden has to put forward a solid and realistic peace plan to end the conflict. griff: do yo...

Bills allow people to get into office who might not get into office otherwise if we werent stacking and packing and bleaching voters, which allows people to undermine the voting process. we are having an attacks on our democracy at the state level. voting rights is not just about voting. when you suppress the right to vote, you suppress people getting elected who will pass living wages, who will pass health care for everyone, protect the environment, deal with the issues of poverty. we must conn...

How did it happen? cant we look? because of covid and both democrat and republican administrations accumulated a lot of debt because of covid. but covid is over. can we go back to normal? we have to have reductions here. youre going to scare people and say somebody wants to cut social security and medicare. weve taken that off the table. what we can do is look at the savings. >> neil: and what do you say? >> the bipartisan infrastructure bill is something that we all did. i think youll see a lot...

Americans everyday by chinese feintle. and this happened when there was no president biden. and so i asked her if she would like to correct it. and so, i will sanitize it, but do they give an f about your bs fact-checking. so another spokesperson i reached out about other false claims that marjorie taylor greene said about the same election saying that trump won georgia and that thousands of dead voters cast votes and the numbers for, and the same spokesperson said and i will sanitize this, too,...

Apps in the world. >> jake is here to freak you out just before bedtime! [laughter] >> okay, take a national ban on a business, a -- sounds very chinese, and be -- how dangerous accompany is this that this is what we are considering? >> so youre absolutely correct. theres almost no precedent in american life for doing something like a national ban on a company. you know, you think about, this 450,000 americans die every year from cigarette smoke, we can supply cigarettes in this country, right? ...

>> right! and then slows before, will the counter point up that is -- this is not a case in which the cigarettes, right? or alcohol, or any other day just products being made a rival superpower. which is the case in this case. but -- what is the danger here? i mean when we speak to people connected to the administrations who are thinking about this ban, this is all kinds of things. you know, they just got the possibility that it might be-- if you are government worker and you are switching back ...

Support from ukraine. it frequently gets lost in the military analysis there. what do you believe it meant -- >> it is enormously important, lawrence, one of the underappreciated stories of this entire conflict. the united states, through the assistance we have been providing, essentially offering the budgetary support that allows ukrainian to government, and in an economy to function. the ukrainian government, that assistance is coming from the united states, and is what is allowing them to kee...

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