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Address of his term of office, after leading one of the most controversial administrations in the history of the philippines. his stunning election victory five years ago, following a campaign in which he mixed crudejokes, populist promises and chilling threats, exposed a yearning in millions of filipinos for something different. our south east asia correspondentjonathan head looks back at five eventful years under the man they used to call �*the punisher�*. he was an entirely new kind of le...

60,000, 70,000 u.s. troops. its expanded dramatically, hasnt it? >> it has. and youre about right. those are the numbers i was seeing, that was about 14 years ago. since then, during the obama and trump administrations we drew down even lower. we were probably in the range of 30,000, to 35,000. so this is a dramatic rampup. its important because what its showing, natos commitment for defense, to protect all of the allies, including the baltic states including romaine yashgs i romania, its seriou...

Treason because that could, quote, fracture ukrainian politics creating precisely the conditions to facilitate a russian takeover. the result is that russia has a bureaucracy in waiting. so im wondering given the remarkable resistance both militarily and among the ukrainian people, the support for zelenskyy, the patriotism on display, it sounds like youre less worried about this element sort of coming to the fore. is that right? >> i think were seeing a refocus on the donbas, and theyre starting...

And its particularly important now as we work to reduce pressures on inflation. thats what happens when you reduce the deficit. so here are the facts. it was the previous administrations reckless policies and mismanagement that led to the record budget deficits. in my administration, getting the deficit under control. in fact, i just released my budget this week. it shows going forward we can cut the deficit by another $1 trillion over the next decade while still making prudent investments in ec...

Of u.s. history. it is particularly important now as it works to reduce pressures on inflation. thats what happens when you reduce the deficit. here are the facts. it was the previous administration whose reckless policies and mismanagement led to the record budget deficits. in my administration us getting the deficit under control. i released my budget this week and shows going forward we can cut the deficit by another $1 trillion over the next decade while still making prudent investments in e...

That there are some sort of frances and germanys that are beginning to hang back a little bit. >> so, joe, i just -- we were watching the speech together, of course, and i wonder if some administrations who are very quick to regroup on that off-the-cuff remark might have wanted to wait a beat and just say it is what the president felt, because i think the walk back is the weakness. it is what the president felt. >> again, i just say for everybody thats been criticizing, first of all -- >> oh, pl...

Wing media talking. warning about the sophomore slump with the president failing on just about every single issue. we have to give him some credit. despite his dumpster fire presidency, he sure knows how to spin things. >> it is very clear, americans are back to work. the policies are working, we are getting results for the american people, we need to do more to get prices under control. the invasion of putin of ukraine has driven up gas and food prices all over the world. the previous administr...

For an amber watchlist, which would have indicated which countries were likely to move to red. the decision has, however, been welcomed by the travel industuy in the uk. simonjones reports. getting away from it all, but safely. the british government, like administrations around the world, has been grappling with how to allow international travel in an age of covid. people want to go abroad, i understand how much people plan, prepare for the summer holidays, but weve also got to remember that th...

The last read somewhere attack where we recovered a lot of the ransom money paid and possibly crippled some of their operations, orwe crippled some of their operations, or we actually go further and demonstrate to the russian government that we have the capability to attack their critical infrastructure if we decide to do so, i am not sure. my decide to do so, i am not sure. my guess is we would respond incrementally, working away up to more serious responses. so maybe the next one would be seiz...

United states. >> because of the destructive line washington keeps total income of the of international diplomacy is in danger of falling apart. >> as to the position of european countries on jcpoa, they supported the political perspective. but in practice, they dont undertake any actions to counter u.s. actions and for all the obligations made russia and iran share the opinion that europeans should fulfill their obligations within the jcpoa. >> mike: it blaming the u.s. for leaving the nuclear ...