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One among the oligarchs that have been sanctioned and pretty well kept their assets away from u.s. hands. it may make some other countries more unwilling or less willing to go deal with the wagner group. i think the most interesting dynamic that is under way is it is clear that pri goesian is acting as a critic of how the russian military has been acting in this war. some people think that he is angling to be a defense minister. others think hes trying to set up a separate power center from the ...

Given a maybe answer. >> explain this to dynamic here because that is something else at play today. >> right. so germany has said well well give them maybe if the u.s. gives tanks first. and that has not gone over well in the white house. so there is tension sort of within nato about who is going to do it first. britain was the first. they just announced theyre gaving them a squadron of challenge tanks and ukraine is very appreciative of that. >> does it not seem that president biden is open to ...

That means republicans who now hold three statewide seats here in the commonwealth would be able to put up a candidate against someone who is not nearly well as known but have a much harder time raising money and democrats would have to pour national resources in that state. that is likely not the case this time around. it is going to make it much easier for them as they attempt to hold on to power in 2024. >> there was some intrigue as it relates to a different senate seat out west, ali vitali....

The midterm election for democrats and joe biden wasnt quite as lopsided, wasnt nearly as lopsided as it had been against obama in 2010. nonetheless, both biden now and obama then had that dynamic and have that dynamic of a republican control of the house. barack obama came into that year, his average approval rating was just under 50%. joe bidens right now is 42.8%. so bidens approval rating is lower. and the big story of that second two years of obamas presidency were the confrontations betwee...

Trumps documents and joe bidens documents. >> what are lawmakers there on capitol hill saying about the response from the justice department? >> reporter: along with the rest of us, just like the last little bit, were waiting to see how theyre going to respond. a couple of things to keep in mind, republicans in these panels, they have subpoena power, and i think its a safe bet to think that they will use that and deploy that at some point. they certainly want to get their hands on these document...

Former president trump than a sign of affirmation about current president joe biden. and so they have to navigate those challenges. and, again, in two years weve seen so much and were going to see a whole lot more over the next two years. >> look at the cnbc poll from december and i say this because right now on the screen were showing some of what the white house has touted as the presidents accomplishments. the polling numbers show that more voters than not do not think that the president shou...

Tickets in some of those key states. its not just a black and white issue. its not theyre going progressive down the line. certain issues get them more mobilized than others. >> martha: you point out in 1950, there was 20% of the population was single, never married women is the way they put it. in 2022, it was 30%. its clearly growing. also sort of a -- what were noticing in demographics that a lot of women and even couples are choosing not to have children for various reasons. thats being writ...

Lloyd austin will be speaking in english when it crosses to him. currently, this is the new defense minister addressing the group there. [ speaking foreign language ] >> as anna and claire were describing to us earlier, you saw the dynamic here is currently focused on ukraine and what sort of support the west can be offering ukraine. and germany suggesting that it can only offer certain vehicles if america offers them first. were trying to hear from the u.s. about what sort of vehicles theyll be...

Estimated 80% was funneled into the ocean, a massive missed opportunity for the nations second largest city, whats left collected and recycled in facilities like this one. >> i think without a doubt its a real challenge for the whole state. if we can capture that water, then we have a local water supply. >> reporter: experts say even with infrastructure improvement, years of drought cant be erased by days of rain. >> its not going to change that fundamental dynamic. thats why i dont want people ...

With lula, in six months everything would be burst. . . busted. so, you know, and we did that. we stabilised the country. brazil became one of the most prosperous economies in the g20 and hunger was abolished. of course there was the boom of commodities and so on. i think that we have this institutional problem now that im sure well be able to win. but on the other hand, in a positive sense, i think brazil, with its policy on environment, especially climate change and its policy against hunger, ...