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Of restrictions to be published. ian blackford has said lifting the restrictions now flew in the face of advice from the world health organization and others in the scientific community. there is no guarantee the scientific advice will be published but it has been a case that in recent sage documents, the scientific advisers, they pointed out that ending the legal requirement to self—isolate would almost certainly push cases up by as much as 45%. ian blackford had another complaint to make, an...

>> getting ahead of the problem there. a fabricated bombing, an invented mass grave, a staged drone strike, chemical weapons. like i said nobody seems to believe vladimir putin has any intention of backing down. the entire administration delivering dire warnings to russia, which couldnt be more different than the disgraceful performance from the former president kcozying up to putin, standing next to him in helsinki and taking his word over our own intelligence community saying he doesnt see rea...

Boosted, the united kingdom has become the first country in the world to administer an approved vaccine and the fastest major european nation to roll out both the vaccines and the booster to half our population because we have emerged from the teeth of the pandemic before many others, retaining one of the most open economies in europe at the most open economies in europe at the fastest growth in the g7 last year. and while the pandemic is not over, we have passed the peak of the omicron wave, wi...

Escrow like account, if you will, have it be held somewhere, as long as everybodys complying with the agreement if the treaty were -- or the agreement, its not a treaty, were abrogated again. then the material would be returned. >> interesting. >> thats one idea being kicked around, because the truth is the biden administration cant promise that future administrations will abide by this. we dont have the bipartisan support to put this through the senate as a treaty, so they each got to think of ...

2017. everything hes learned is playing into this at this moment in time. so while there might be some moments, you hear often when it comes to foreign policy, the president talking about, well, i experienced this many years ago so this will inform how im doing this. this is very near term. the lessons he learned in his time running point were the same lessons the folks at the state department, obama administration, dod and nsc in the obama administrations learned as well. a lot of them are with...

He chafed as past u.s. administrations treating russia like a lesser power and that flexing his muscle with ukrainian is a way to keep his country relevant. >> he wants people to be coming to russia, to solve world problems and being a threat to others, that is better than being disrespected or ignored. >> reporter: but kremlin watchers say the man may have overplayed his hand this time. >> look, it could be a terrible miscalculation. war, you know, leads to unpredictable consequences. the econo...

There might have been continual pull backs, gradual, of american troops and engagement in the european allies over time as we had the retrenchment in the last few years. remember, donald trump in fact was pulling back troops from germany. other administrations did as well. now suddenly it is the other way around. now suddenly an alliance that vladimir putin wanted to break apart has renewed mission. a mandate that seems clear. the one thing that nato always stood for was defending europe. when r...

Morning, maria. it is a colossal failure of leadership and shows another distinction yet between the biden and trump administrations. the pact that the commander in chief wouldnt answer that question that no one is covering leads me to believe that he took classified intelligence and the reporting from multiple sources and handed it over to u.s. biggest enemy, china. of course china was going to turn around and give it to russia because xi jinping and putin have teamed up against the united stat...

Groups. theyve done assassinations in europe. so this has been going on. previous administrations, you know, they wanted to give putin a chance to change. they wanted to try to not push too hard because they thought maybe he would come around. and so i think what theyve realized now is hes never coming around, so we have to stiffen our spine, toughen up, focus on deterrence, solve this crisis to the best of our ability, call him out that if putin chooses to do anything, its a war of choice, and ...

America was strong and the perception of our country was like it had never been before. powerful, cunning, and smart. we were a smart country. now we are a stupid country. joey: in a moment of war you want to avoid domestic partisanship you cant avoid facts. the truth is what donald trump had to say is the truth. those advances were made during those administrations, not during his. i like how he clarified it. vladimir putin is a strong man, thats different from being a strong man or a man who i...