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Relevant. look, if you put your own daughter in a very important position in the white house, then its fair game to have that person questioned. i mean, if ivanka trump were a private citizen, i dont think it would be appropriate, but she chose in a very senior role j yeah, 100%. one more question before i let you go here on an extended visit here with the show, "the washington post" is -- youre so kind, im always glad to have you. "the washington post" oversight committee -- is reporting that t...

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Nhs and front line care doesnt need to be financed. if you are going to make spending commitments of that nature, they need to be funded in some way and the only way you can fund the spending pledges is either by raising taxation or by cutting costs elsewhere. and it doesnt seem sensible, especially in the current fiscal and economic climate, to be adding to the national debt, it seems more sensible to fund it properly. seems more sensible to fund it ro erl . _, seems more sensible to fund it --...

Said, the ball is now in their cart. we shall see what russia responds. nic robertson in moscow, scott mclean here in london, thank you very much to you guys. far to the east of ukraine, north korea is ratcheting up its own aggressive challenges to global security and stability. earlier this morning north korea apparently carried out its sixth missile test since the start of the year. south koreas military believes two short range ballistic missiles were fired and landed in the ocean. the u.s....

On these picks. a reminder the filibuster can be tweaked in a change that may now help biden. and the senate is not a place for compromise, we know that. when biden was vice president, that administrations first pick, sonja soet miter got 65 votes. few expect that level of bipartisan here, no matter who biden picks. president obama later learned the hard way tailoring a pick for republicans doesnt even mean they will give you a hearing, let alone any vote. now biden is the president. and the new...

On the ground on the continent. i would not rule out the possibility that we could be talking about larger numbers in future days and weeks. >> it sounds to me like the pentagon was planning for many different contingencies in what youve just laid out there. >> thats right. the big thing here is to make sure that, "a," were meeting our responsibilities to nato, to the alliance, and "b," were also meeting our commitments to some of our nato allies and partners, more specifically, and then i think...

Back to the 2015 deal. the iranians are willing to do everything that it was supposed to do when thejcpoa was signed, and it did that, and it did so back then. it would be also good to remind your viewers that when the united states violated the deal under 0bama, the iranians continued to abide by their commitments. when the united states and the europeans violated all of their commitments under trump and the united states tore up the deal, the iranians continued to abide by all of their commitm...

Lets not misquote. lets not misquote anybody. but let us also stick to the point you just made about iran not really caring very much about "the western powers" any more. is that because youve made a strategic decision to put all of your faith in, for example, a 25—year—long economic agreement youve just signed with china? youre looking eastward and you think, do you, that you can survive without the dollar economy, without the us lifting its sanctions? i just wonder whether this faith you h...

Though there does seem some space for diplomacy it doesnt seem to be -- the russian government has really quite dismissed it so far. >> well, i cannot read putins mind. i wish i could. but if you look at the bidens reply to the initial proposals, clearly its a mixed bag. on the one hand the u.s. non-enlargement of nato, it cannot make formal commitments, but on the other hand there are a couple of positive opportunities, maybe not game-changing opportunities but still important opportunities tha...

Ukraine is in the gray area where we dont have formal commitments but we have other commitments. and what weve got to do rather than directly doing things ourselves, can we raise the cost to the russians? the problem is, and you just talked about it, we cant really raise some of the economic costs. the europeans wont be there with us. they werent there often with us during the cold war against the soviets, particularly this new german government. theyre not going to be strong. >> see, thats the ...