trips. we ve had our national security adviser, our secretary of state and now the treasury secretary beg for meetings, get them grudgingly in china, accomplish nothing and now the administration is doing in with biden himself. they re begging for a meeting with biden just for the sake of diplomacy, looking like diplomacy. carley: that s an example of how the biden administration presents themselves on the world stage. china is the one that s engaging in belligerence and irresponsible conduct, and yet our treasury secretary is the one i bowing to him, her economic counterpart. she also verbally bowed down to china when she said that the united states will not and should not decouple economically from china. she is so wrong about that. the united states should not depend on a country that china views as an enemy. and they ve only escalated tensions and aggression in recent days. do you remember the chinese spy balloon, the spy base in cuba just 100 miles off the coast of florida? and al
there was some sort of communication back and forth and a letter that was dropped out of the sky. dana: he even writes to them he is begging. it is really something to see. that, of course, is showing how military the military is using advance technologies. ukrainians would not be able to defend despite their extraordinary courage if it wasn t for the most advanced weapons being provided by the united states and nato. the other point that i was making is that technology companies are becoming active belligerence in this war. i don t think zelensky is still in power today if it wasn t for spacex and elon musk providing the communication devices to allow the commanders to talk to front line soldiers and microsoft defending the ukraine government in terms of cybersecurity. i don t think zelensky would still be there. those art signatories to nato or treaty. nobody votes for those ceos and
i can t i can t lift it. it is amazing to me that i can t lift it, but i used to carry it around every day. there s nothing more endearing to an audience than to have that kind of honesty and humility and courage on the part of a host. and that, i think, has a lot to do with her power. it feels like i can do some good here. and i really do think that the show does a lot of good. american television is drowning in talk shows, but it s never seen anything like morton downy, jr. i want to tell you this story sit down and shut up! other competitors come and take the television talk show into two different directions. so you start seeing the phenomenon of daytime television shows becoming less tame and more wild. the 80s brought a lot of belligerence to television. whether it was morton downey, jr. being the offensive, caricature-ish person that he
absolutely nothing that will surprise ukrainians about the belligerence of vladimir putin at the victory day parade today but when you hear people say their expectations of this counteroffensive, what do they think this counteroffensive is going to actually consist of? the ukrainian theo of actually consist of? the ukrainian theory of victory actually consist of? the ukrainian theory of victory is actually consist of? the ukrainian theory of victory is that actually consist of? the ukrainian theory of victory is that they i actually consist of? the ukrainianj theory of victory is that they need to win the war politically. in other words, they need to convince the russians to withdraw their troops. there are a number of ways they could do that, by taking back a lot of territory quickly, which, as you said, it is possible but doesn t look likely, they could hit some strategic targets, they could hit crimea, they could hit the black sea fleet, or, they could hit a combination of tar
that he would talk about, you know, if you go ahead and hit somebody at my rally, i ll pay the legal fees, that s, you know, and kind of belligerence that he has shown, i think, but it s obviously more than that, but also the pandemic and but yeah, we re on edge. it s a bad combo platter. joe s biting his tongue. here we go. look, i just think, yes, obviously it s more than that. of course it s more than that. we re a nation under pressure. the economy is not working for people on main street, and it hasn t been working for people on main street for quite some time. we ve got economic pain for families run amuck. you ve got families that were devastated during covid because of those students that were left home, families that didn t have the ability to take care of those kids. that s all true. we have ha hard times. this is a once in a