let s bring back j michaelson, jason osborne, also joining us, evan osnos of the new yorker and constitutional law professor gloria brown marsh. she is the author of the book she took justice, the black woman, law, and power. great to have all of you. professor, i want to start with you. i assume the imperioli s rule is an informal ball in terms of who can watch his shows. but it s his point valid in that it s sort of what sotomayor was saying about the balkanization of providers being able to decide who they want to serve and not serve. i think it is. it s directly on the point that justice sotomayor is saying that not just the protected class, women, people of color, immigrants, anyone could be prohibited from being served in restaurants or being allowed
The longer the war in Ukraine continues, the louder calls will grow for a ceasefire . Stockholm-based analysts explain how the West can reach a viable deal on this: primarily by avoiding strategic mistakes from last time following the annexation of Crimea.
the rules of the hierarchy oflen the caste system and you die. nikku dii haley understands tha. don lemon doesn t. t and n and now he s heading off to dooh heading to do infomercials. but the real question is , where does this leave the rest of us ? well, at a dead end, whichof is what identity politics is , it s the ultimate national cul de sac. identity politics is the precise inversion ofea the american idea out of many one that becomes one that comes out of one many results, balkanization, atomization, racial strife, divs hatred, division and crazinessd. in the end, in the end, rwanda, no country can survive identity politics.cy we know that we have to stopw it. thbut how do we stop it?ur maybe by remembering that our nation is actually aboutg cn something bigger and by restating clearly and out loudso the principles that bind us to one another. what, in other words, doanot whe have in common? that s a realthat i question in fact, that s a question we can t avoid if we want avoid
indefensible spending bill . and you could see why zelenskyyg was in for the grift. he s got a lot riding on it, twelve point nine billion dollars in this bill . to prop up the ukrainian economy. three hundred million for ukrainian agriculture, another three hundred million for ukraine. $300 millionand border patrol. and in the same bill , we are tying the hands of our owng border patrol. so ukraine gets economic development, agriculture, us border patrol, and we get racial equity mandates for us here at home.hey shou so washington actually thinks that they should go to great lengths to keep ukraine whole while the same time funding the balkanization and division within our own country. and i m not sorry that lauren bobert and i won t stand for it. no. and byr ow the way, i have much more respect for maxine waters,c who i don t like and vehemently disagree with , because she s a fellow american. we re both citizens. we both grew up here. merican. this guy has nothing to do. with our co
While it was welcomed in some parts of the world including Washington, London, Paris and Berlin many other capitals viewed Kosovo’s declaration of independence from Serbia in mid-February as nothing if not controversial.