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I will bring you both things. first on nord stream 2. can you tell me what the impact would be if we convinced the germans not to finish it? >> well, certainly, listen. nord stream 2 never should have existed creating that kind of dependency of germany and europeans russia a known adversary. a huge strategic blunder by america, right for trump to go after it on sanctions. wrong for biden to remove those sanctions. we are overstating the value of it now as a deterrence to putin just in this crisi...

Three years, we suffered disaster after disaster in afghanistan, capped by the utter failure to successfully end that war. rather than demand changes at the pentagon after all of that, our media protected defense secretary austin and general milley. chairman of the joint chiefs. the media wants the pentagon led by people who believe that being woke is more important than killing our enemies. for months we have shown you examples of how hard left ideology is weakening our military by lowering sta...

And so vulnerable. when her husband abandoned her, she had no resources of her own, so she had to go back to her parents�* house. i have never trusted that a man will support me or protect me, or do anything much for me! so in a way that has been good for me. it has given me a lot of independence. oh, so you say there, then, that you wanted to escape the dependency that your mother had on the patriarchy, if i can put it that way, yet you married at 19 to an anglo—chilean engineer, you had tw...

Going into ukraine. based on your answer, i dont think you agree with that. nonetheless the ambassador believes that if you can keep that group united that will tell putin something quite clearly. >> bill, you saw president biden slip in his press conference when he said minor incursion or something short of a full invasion may split the alliance further. you just saw i think an n an honest moment the head of the german navy not aligned with a tough stand and he resigned after making those comme...

And then i had a stepfather who was a wonderful man. and so i dont know, but i think that one aspect of my personality is that i am ferociously independent. i think that comes from seeing my mother being so dependent and so vulnerable. when her husband abandoned her, she had no resources of her own, so she had to go back to her parents house. i have never trusted that a man will support me or protect me, or do anything much for me! so in a way that has been good for me. it has given me a lot of ...

Competes act is something that will spur american manufacturing. it will protect our supply chains. it will create a lot of manufacturing jobs in this country, and that is how we inoculate our selves from this kind of, you know, dependency on china, and imports, and the things that trap us in this kind of a situation, and create that kind of inflation. so, congress took a big step forward on that. i am very proud of that bill. >> you know, congressman, today the president said the american rescu...

That is where we are right now. president biden facing pressure to roll back covid restrictions, drop mask nothing schools. winningwoman, you are in the halls of congress everyday, how much reaction is this to the fact, no, democrats choose and voters do not like mask mandates, we better do something or get wiped come november. >> yeah, the hypocrisy of the left knows no bounds. i walk the halls of congress everyday and see my democratic colleagues without masks, socialize nothing groups, i see ...

It has given me a lot of independence. oh, so you say there, then, that you wanted to escape the dependency that your mother had on the patriarchy, if i can put it that way, yet you married at 19 to an anglo—chilean engineer, you had two children with him, and you said in an interview in 2000 that you "served him like a geisha girl." and yet you also say you wanted to be independent. its quite hard to put the two together, no? no, because i mean independent economically, so that i could leave ...

By taking measures, economic measures, against the eu and nato member states. bulgaria is extremely vulnerable. your energy sector is dominated by gazprom, by lukoil, by russian companies, and you will suffer. do you think your people, 25% of whom say that they regard russia as an ally which shares interests and values with bulgaria, do you think your own people will be happy with that? so, sanctions and energy risk is a big issue. this is why we want to explore all the steps of diplomacy and al...

It is not just a human rights issue, it is a jobs issue and a national security issue. when the chinese communist party is threatening to choke off pharmaceuticals. rare earth minerals. the basic necessities we need to run our modern economy theyve created a dependency on there is a much broader strategic issue and its resonating with the american people. i had someone from a diner in north florida reach out and said they heard someone next to them ask a waitress to turn on the olympics. another...