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Those are going to start to come back online soon. again, the key here is that the worst potential economic consequences have been avoided as a result of this tentative agreement. poppy. >> jeremy diamond, thank you very much. lets talk about the implications of this deal. were joined by neil bradley, executive vice president and chief policy officer at the u.s. chamber of commerce. neil, thanks very much for coming in. we should note this isnt a total aversion. the unions are still going to h...

First lady of ukraine. >> she had come to the ukraine house here in washington, d.c. directly after her presentation to members of congress. she says she would normally expect as first lady to be focusing on health care, issues that affect children, education, and the like. but she said her message here was simple, not to forget us, not to forget the people of ukraine. again as you noted, this effort to ask for more weapons, the provision of more arms to the people of her country. she said among...

Release more and more viruses, we have to think about this i think in a different way. we often did think about this as a hurricane is coming, shelter in place, see what happens, assess the damage afterwards. we dont have to be so reactionary, i think, and we have been reactionary for a long time. there were steps, you know, in the early 2000s towards the pandemic preparedness plan, after the 1918 flu. as time goes on, if we dont deal with this acutely, peoples attention spans and memories are s...

Will set us up better for the future. right now we are in the middle of a crisis. 132,000 people in the hospital. we are almost at january 2021 peaks. these plans are for the future. right now we got to deal with the acute crisis. >> we are averaging 615,000 new cases a day, more than 1,400 deaths a day. 125,000 people hospitalized. explain the strain its putting on the health care systems and hospitals right now. >> well, its very difficult to put this really in human terms in the sense of unde...

To put it in human terms: yes, russia, putin is a bully and at the ukraine are the bullied, and america is on the side of the bullied. we should help ukraine. >> geraldo: what should we do? >> greg: we should go after supplied arms, but my feeling is thats not going to happen. >> geraldo: you would not put the 82nd airborne and question marks >> greg: no. >> geraldo: on that we agree. i got a note for montana. the teamsters are saying to the protesters "go home." they are urging protesters to go...

We get nothing out of this. to put it in human terms: yes, russia, putin is a bully and at the ukraine are the bullied, and america is on the side of the bullied. we should help ukraine. >> geraldo: what should we do? >> greg: we should go after supplied arms, but my feeling is thats not going to happen. >> geraldo: you would not put the 82nd airborne and question marks >> greg: no. >> geraldo: on that we agree. i got a note for montana. the teamsters are saying to the protesters "go home." they...

Give us a possible way to minimise the damage. 0bviously minimise the damage. obviously this is a tragic week and so your question is will put because is a question of minimising future disaster rather than preventing was already a catastrophe geopolitically. but in human terms, i think so far while tragic this has not reached anywhere near the proportions that it could and so what im hoping for is some kind of an agreement on future ukrainian neutrality in return for an end of the conflict and ...

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