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To move forward with the democrats tax and spend bill . she could have demandedts anything given our bargaining position. she chose to protect the carry interest exemption for privatehe equity. now, once again,ed the swamp wis here and the democrats reveal themselves to be the party of the elites. the republicans botched it. p ei remember the bigtes. infrastruce bill that senator cassidy from louisiana came on this show and very dismissive, really kind of flipped off my concern that they had jus...

Colleague agreed to move forward with the democrats tax and spend bill. she couldve demanded anything given her bargaining position. she voted to protect the carried interest exemption for private equity. once again, the swamp wins. the democrats have revealed themselves to be the party of the elites. the republicans botched a peer to remember the big infrastructure bill that senator cassidy from louisiana came on this show and very dismissively kind of slipped ofy concern that theyd given away ...

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Days now so its a good negotiating ploy but i wouldnt put too much weight into it. there is all sorts of legal things that would have to happen but it gives a lot of manoeuvring and sort of negotiating room as they look at what they want to do forward on the space station.— on the space station. what do ou on the space station. what do you think _ on the space station. what do you think is — on the space station. what do you think is behind _ on the space station. what do you think is behind...

Retired canadian astronaut, chris hadfield, whose 20—year career in space saw him command the international space station gave us his thoughts four well, every nation, including the united states and all the other 13 or m partners of the station, they have to regularly of the station, they have to reaularlj . of the station, they have to reajularl . .,, of the station, they have to regularly— regularly decide as their olitics regularly decide as their politics change - regularly decide as th...

Decision on leaving the station after the year 2024 has been made. i think that by that time we will start forming a russian orbital station. retired canadian astronaut chris hadfield, whose 20 year career in space saw him command the international space station and help build the russian space station mir, gave us his thoughts. well, every nation, including the united states and all the other 13 or 14 partners of the station, have to regularly decide how they are going to participate in the int...

We will fulfil all our _ obligations towards our partners, but the decision on leaving this station after the year 2024 has been made. i think that by that time we will start forming a russian orbital station. retired canadian astronaut chris hadfield, whose 20 year career in space saw him command the international space station and help build the russian space station mir, gave us his thoughts well, every nation, including the united states and all the other 13 or 1a partners of the station, ha...

But i wouldnt put too much weight into it. theres all sorts of legal things that would have to happen, but it gives them a lot of manoeuvring and negotiating room as they look at what they want to do forwards on the space station. so what do you think is behind this statement to? what are they trying to achieve? well, every nation. _ they trying to achieve? well, every nation, including - they trying to achieve? well, every nation, including the l every nation, including the united states and al...

Along further. we had this eu oil ban that came down last night. it is not as strong as they initially hoped, but still a significant measure, one that should weaken putins war funding. where do things stand right now in terms of the overall trajectory of the war? is there an end in sight? what would it look like? >> nobody knows. the ukrainians will tell you they plan to take back else, crimea, donbas. realistically, most diplomats, including the united states, think there will be a negotiated ...

To the 1997 status quo, that 1997 date was actually invoked directly by deputy foreign minister sergei ran could have just over the weekend as they walked into these talks and he said something essentially to the extent of rufgts has been giving on the nato issue for 30 years and its time for the united states ornate toe to give something in return. so were now just kind of waiting to see is russia serious about that demand? thats a very hard line to ride and one that we know to be unpalatable t...