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This country. all powers not specified in the constitution should be transferred to the states respective people. education, healthcare, welfare, energy, pretty much everything they have been negotiating over. that is what the 10th amendment says to speed things along. take away the source of the federal governments power, our money. abolish the federal income tax. abolish all federal income taxes. replace it with an annual levy from each state assessed on the leverage of population and wealth. ...

Feeling among general public, we had the big bomb. no body can compete with us, problem is, are we willing to utes that in a conflict. we could have used to on pyongyang and you know had decided to did that, it would have been a game changer. >> our home, our nation, all things we believe in are in danger. >> on nef november 30, president truman seemed to success that "nuclear option" was a possibility, telling reporters, well take whatever steps of necessary to meet the military situation just ...

This country. all powers not specified in the constitution should be transferred to the states respective people. education, healthcare, welfare, energy, pretty much everything they have been negotiating over. that is what the 10th amendment says to speed things along. take away the source of the federal governments power, our money. abolish the federal income tax. abolish all federal income taxes. replace it with an annual levy from each state assessed on the leverage of population and wealth. ...

War, and thats true in virtually any conflict. what gains do ukrainian forces need to have to make on the battlefield in order for president zelenskyy to feel he has the leverage he needs to sit down at the table? >> first of all, you can never reach any negotiations that you cannot reach on the battlefield. any general will tell you that, and its truth. second, of course -- >> meaning, it has to be battled out on the battlefield first, or tell me more about what you mean by that. >> unfortunate...

Was to show his people that he will maintain the relationship with the united states. - [speaking russian] - so you have to be seen with the american president. you have to pay a visit. you have to do a phone call. you have to go to the oval office and have a meeting. thats how you demonstrate to your people that you are maintaining the alliances that are most important to ukraine. president trump understood that perfectly well, and he withheld it as political leverage. - first, he delays a call...

Foreign policy, he will continue to act in a _ foreign policy, he will continue to act in a neutral manner, negotiated separately— act in a neutral manner, negotiated separately with russia and western countries _ separately with russia and western countries and now that he has won the election and gotten another five year term, — the election and gotten another five yearterm, ithink the election and gotten another five year term, i think new member state and the _ year term, i think new mem...

Said theyre not going to be able to pass a bill in the house. they passed a bill in april. he kept saying show us your plan. they showed him a plan and b passed a bill. because of that they had so much more leverage going toward. this is what a senate democrat told me last night. he said its not a victory but its a lot better than what might have happened if there were default. so theyre just going to hold their nose and vote for it. congressman jim himes, who is a member, not one of the lefties...

Sweden. i wanted to get that done. >> bill: sounds like there might be a deal to be discussed with the u.s. working some f-15s to turkey for maybe giving the green light for swedens admittance to nato. you think turkey will use this as some leverage? >> thats exactly what is likely to happen. the turks were kicked out of the f-35 program because of their purchase of russia made missiles. they want f-16s to make up for this. they have a huge fleet of f-16s in the world but they want the viper upg...

Sides of the aisle. some people saying it is a win for the republicans. lets be clear this is a list for the american people in general when you look at the amount of debt that were in over $30 trillion that we spent 2 trillion just over the last couple of years in relation to covid and now we clogged some of the money back but certainly not all of it. whereat a new spending level that does not look to be going down and i dont see this unsustainable. $31 trillion and going. it was not very long ...

I think we probably avoided that now. >> we probably avoided that now, but when you reflect how this all has unfolded, what are the long-term effects of this, taking things almost to the breaking point and then retreating? >> its interesting. as i was talking to foreign leaders, government officials in hiroshima last weekend at the g7, the most incisive question they asked me was why do you do this to yourselves? and the united states didnt have a debt limit vote a number of decades ago. it was ...