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Theres a collective response to the covid crisis which involves new economic cooperation, integration within the european union. we see a desire in many countries, including on the behalf of your government, for greater security integration in europe. and we see, according to a host of opinion surveys, that the approval rating of the performance of the european union has risen in many european nations, including france. so you, with your vision of where europe is going, are still out of step wit...

Russian state, and if you believe that this is sort of his legacy move to begin to try to reconstitute parts of the soviet union, there is nothing about integration with europe that i think he would find particularly appealing right now. and he would say that the americans and the europeans were never really interested in making russia anything other than a very junior partner to europe. so, yes, i think you can certainly say that there are things that both sides should have and could have done ...

Joe biden is the president of the united states. ran for president over a year. not a podcast host and not the co-host of a talk show and never apologized for his years of down right racist rhetoric and actions. as a senator, very few people paid attention. didnt come up except for kamala harris in one debate. he worked with a former klans man to stop integration of public schools and worried that children would go to schools that are a racial youngle. -- jungle. in the 80s he used "n" word whil...

Resort town built in the 1920s. it was one of the few places where black people could own property. blair evans and susan ma, the oose live here year round. >> a lot of people appreciated coming from idle wilds in one sense because you escape from the oppression of being black and if another sense you could be authentically black. >> reporter: they could swim, ride horses and be entertained. it was a reprieve from segregation and the horrors that came with being black in america. when the civil ...

An attack every once in a while, it would be good if you know that you could actually get some of the systems and resources. but we have been waiting for a massive cyberattack and when i say massive, i mean like dropping the entire internet in this country knocking out all of the cellular phone networks. do they have the ability to do that? >> the proximity of russia, the integration of the systems here but. there was an incident back in 2014 where they took control of a ukrainian power plant. l...

This gray zone in a security vacuum so to speak. what else can we do now? we can continue the effective support of ukraine and its defense capabilities providing european perspective, providing the support to the candidate countries and specific time lines for ukraine possible membership in the alliance. we need support for the transformation in our country to create stability and restoration from the land lease program, supplying new armament and equipment to the army which is protecting the wh...

>> the proximity of russia, the integration of the systems here but. there was an incident back in 2014 where they took control of a ukrainian power plant. literally a mirror image of a power play in russia knocking out power to 300,000 people. if they dont attack with cyber, we think that in the first strike they will be using cruise missiles and ballistic metal field ballistic missiles, they will knock out physically. personally take down the towers and i am quite surprised right now that we h...

End well for belarusian journalists who do that sort of thing. he is essentially a lap dog for putin, its a vassal state of russia so lukashenko is on a short leash, he knows that, his job is to essentially make louder, to support russia and putin as best he can. his own position and his own country depends on it. there is no doubt, as he himself said, the integration between belarusian military forces and russian military forces is very tight, very close, almost like its the same army so if the...

>> it was an escapade thats almost unparalleled in the history of religious movements. they had very little communication with loved ones at home. and naturally there was concern about where they had gone and what was happening out there in the jungle. >> i think that jim jones took his group down there because he was afraid to face the publicity and answer the questions here in this country. >> he was talking integration, he was talking helping people, he was talking better this and better that...

Threat. ukraines determination to become a democracy is a genuine challenge to putins imperial political project the creation of an autocratic that hes in charge. for people who dont know volodymyr zelenskyy, theres been nonsense about the fact that ukraine is a corrupt little country, its what a major tv news host has said. ukraine has had a history of corruption, no question. this guy is trying to change it, but it is a real country and it is actually a real functioning democracy. >> its a rea...