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Reject the bible, is that true. >> when you are socialist, you dont have a thing to do with the bible, you are on your own. when you are building something on the bible, you build it on faith in god, morality which means loyalty to your family, husbands are loyal to their wives, wives are loyal to their husbands, they build something and live together and sit for each other and the family is the cornerstone, has been the cornerstone in this country but right now because of this integration of th...

Couldnt care less about what happens in ukraine. which again, is just a weirdly inhuman statement. regardless of politics, having to reverse some stuff a bit. one of the things weve seen is some discourse about this before the new vision happen this quite different, understandably because there was a large contingent. they thought maybe this is a bluff, a play for a strong-arm negotiation. is the actual integration itself, it does seem that is change the gravity here. >> thats no question. in va...

Cyber warfare world if they joined up? >> well, the challenge, you have a number of technology being employed in cyberspace that are deeply concerning. the biggest one, of course the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning. i think in those key areas in particular the integration with cyber potentially the chinese looking at the russians to implement cyber warfare would be deeply troubling not just for the united states but too many allies and partners in europe as well. we note that...

In ukraines constitution —— a non—bloc country. to prevent integration with nato because at the nato charter says you cannot be a member of the security alliance if you have a dispute and your territorial integrity is violated, so that as a complication that is created on the way to nato. but also there is a different perception and disagreement within nato, countries like france and germany are quite reluctant to offer you great membership because they fear that membership because they fe...

European integration and also in the history of europe in the post—war world and in the post cold war world. that relations with russia will no more be determined by trade, that will make a political transformation of the regime. we want to support the russian people and just recording another message to the russian people, we dont want to the russian people, we dont want to fight with them, we want to defend ukraine first and our way of leaving after after the russian aggression, it is better...

♪ ♪ >> its nonillegal protest. she wants to know what my response would be if i get arrested. >> hold the line. >> laura: that was one of the organizers of the ottawa trucker protest tamara lich. after she gave the interview, she was arrested. as the crackdown by the ottawa police continue through the day, the ottawa truckers never wavered in defiance of the vaccine mandates, but sadly there were looking for solidarity or integration from the republicans here they would be sorely disappointe...

In american history where our basic democratic principles have been more threatened, more challenged. if you are unwilling to accept clear facts, clear realities about who wins an election, about what is a virus and whats not a virus, what is a sensible response, what is health, whats not — if you can create false narratives around all of these things, you make yourself vulnerable to authoritarianism, and weve seen that play out across the world, so no, im deeply concerned about this moment th...

Nick, for the moment, thank you very much. joining me now is the senior ukrainian mp ivanna klympush—tsintsadze. shes the former vice prime minister for european and euro—atlantic integration and current chair of the parliamentary committee on integration of ukraine to the eu. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. thank you very much for “oining us on sac newt thank you very much for “oining us on bbc news. thank you for having me. on bbc news. thank you for having me- thank —...

Lot of it _ of we focused a lot on kyiv, but a lot of it is — of we focused a lot on kyiv, but a lot of it is falling into russian hands. that makes life much more difficult _ hands. that makes life much more difficult if — hands. that makes life much more difficult if youre trying to supply the ukrainian army. its better trained — the ukrainian army. its better trained than it was in 2014. but it is not _ trained than it was in 2014. but it is not particularly battle hardened, it has— i...

Why was it important to tell that in the story? >> well, i started telling the story of this merger. i heard people saying that, of course thats possible in a place like maryland that didnt have a history of slavery, didnt have a history of segregation. those folks clearly didnt know their history. and so it was really important for me to show that this community had that history, notwithstanding slavery, notwithstanding integration, theres still this moment for reconciliation. our moment had a ...