The pseudo-left’s hostility to public health and support for imperialism found sharp expression in their universal demand echoing that of the Western corporate media and political establishment that China abandon its Zero-COVID strategy.
repressive state. it s much more repressive in the last year. it s difficult to protest. you get arrested for 15 years. it s still the urban people mainly, the educated people. if you look at what people in the provinces are saying and doing, they believe everything they see, and they think the u.s. is responsible for this, and, you know, that putin s popularity rate has gone up since the beginning of the war, if you can believe the statistics, you know, the polling numbers. but even the independent lavada says that. so i think we shouldn t kid ourselves that s there s going to be a mass revolt anytime soon. is one of the reason that s happening is for older russians they too like putin mourned the collapse of the soviet union, and see ukraine see kyiv, odesa as historic capitals in ports of greater russia. the older generation has
and if he really want to turn on them, he can make their lives miserable. johnathanathan, i think that function of how unpopular the president is. if his numbers started to tank but they haven t. i know they haven t. but if they do though, perhaps we will start seeing it more. i don t think this is sign of a mass revolt. we ve been saying if they do for a long time. and this is a slim exception. i don t think we ve seen them do it yet. elliot, thank you very much. to our panel, thank you, guys. stick with us. when we come back, president trump in the oval office answering questions as we discussed whether he sees white nationalism as a going threat around the world. i think you will be struck by the way he responded to that question. we have an expert s rebuttal to that as well. also a simple one-page status report from the special counsel s team today may indicate how imminent the mueller report may be, donald trump s legal nightmare is far from over. us as people.
comments about him bragging about groping women, really putting his party on the defensive and prompting a mass revolt among a lot of republicans. what has put the republican leadership in a difficult spot, particularly on the house side, is a lot of these members are from districts with a lot of trump supporters so it s very difficult for the republican leadership per se to completely abandon their nominee when their own conference, their members were running for re-election and need the trump supporters in the fall. so there s also, i m told, some people are a little more relieved after last night s debate performance. they believe it shifted the narrative away from the videotape from over the weekend and perhaps rallied the base as well. that makes it much harder for republican leaders to go against their base, especially if they are energized following donald trump s debate performance. right now, paul ryan sticking with donald trump. did you expect paul ryan to come out and say
you? well, the bottom line, we don t have the money. we have to borrow the money from china to send to egypt. the other point, what are you seeing over there, the mass revolt of people who don t want to be dictated to by anyone who is not elected, so the military finally got rid of mubarak, because they are unhappy with unconstitutional rule of mubarak and now unhappy with the same islamic rule for the muslim brotherhood, instituting another un-elected government forced out by the military, the american taxpayer shouldn t be forced to support that. senator, let s talk about leadership very quickly. i don t have a lot of time before we move on. secretary of state john kerry said to be yachting during this military coup and two days later, president obama hit the links, hit the golf course. your thoughts? you know, i ve asked secretary kerry directly about this, and i asked him, should foreign aid be dependent on