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Hints like this watch. >> i mean this administrations it doesnt seem to get a lot done like and whatever the administration leaving w trump aside, there were a lote of people in the administration who were effective at gettingdo things done. and remember, this all comesll as the deal to buy twitter isst at a standstill after the tesla founder pressed twitter ceo paragould grall to show proof that no more than 5% of its 300t million users are bots or fakes ,saying the deal wouldnt moverd forward ...

To impose on this industry? so many administrations have tried do things through executive orders and it is always limited. so what is really possible here? >> very little is possible with a divided senate. he has, you know, really assumed community violence intervention. he has proposed billions in funding for that. he has publicly supported, you know, on the ground solutions to reduce gun violence. but his hands pretty much are tied at this point. i cant see anything getting through the senate...

Administrations, that they have a critical nuclear threat against the united states. they are absolutely heading there. it is only a matter of time. really, how we react now, in a tactical way is important, but i think much more important is getting south korea together with japan, and thinking about our policy towards north korea. it has not worked. >> you say that they have not worked, the last two administrations have been on opposite ends of the spectrum, the obama administration was strateg...

Wee hours of the morning but now it is getting ever closer, we watching it throughout the morning, kaitlan. >> watching it incredibly closer. we will check back in and see what happens. we will talk about a scathing new report from a federal government watchdog that is unequivocally calling out both the biden and trump administrations when it comes to how and why the afghan security forces collapsed. barbara starr is live at the pentagon with details. they say there is basically a red light bl...

What youre talking about the legitimacy rendered in the constitution, the three fifths compromise, the followed emancipation proclamation and jim crow segregation laws and the red line that occurred in 1930s to 1960s and created, in effect, the so-called ge hettos war on crime, war on drugs, mass incarceration in the 90s. this poison has been with us for a very long time across different administrations and across generations and while we have certainly done a lot of work as a country to address...

Russian prisoner of war but two. >> to think this is already happening, these war crimes trials. thank you, melissa bell for that update. turning now to scathing new report from a federal government watchdog. its calling out both the biden and trump administrations for the disasterous end to americas 20-year war in afghanistan. today a catastrophic hunter crisis is in the country. half the population is hungry. drought, the pandemic and the lack of foreign aid after the taliban took control al...

When the administrations change. it is like -- >> the tourists changed. the tourists changed. the cabinet, all the people that work under them change, and thats a lot of people. >> and a lot of people just moved out. >> its like a dark cloud came over the city for a little bit. >> yeah. even though there are barriers of entry, you could find the hole that you could get through to be your own person. >> yes. >> and to pave your own way, and to tell your own story. >> if youre into food, man, and ...

Myself and my cooking. >> 100%. have you seen any change in the reaction of how people interact with your restaurants, even clientele with the change between presidents? >> yeah, yeah. i definitely. i think its very unique to d.c., 100%, 100%. i was when obama did his first date night there. and the whole food scene just blew up in the city. everybody was looking out for them everywhere. he wasnt just going to the steakhouses. he was going to a lot of cool new places. and it put places on the ma...

For the russians to hit the city of kharkiv with artillery. despite that, we can still hear the sound of glass from time to time emanating in the air servants are going on quite often. according to the local administrations, there arent four people wounded because of russian showing here in the city today and two more were wounded in the villages around. the sensor in the city is still quite tense and it is quite different from what i remember before the war and this is the central square you no...

Administrations. and the story is really told in two parts in the us, while weve had such a high death toll, relative to other high income countries. the first part has been about prevention. really, from the outset of the pandemic until late 2021, the us had an extraordinarily high number of infections, so as part of the lancet study we did, we looked at these and the —— infections and compared across countries and compared across countries and the us have the second highest rate of any hig...