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Ukraine when it comes to bilateral relationships and the diplomatic channels. they have been cheerleading the ukrainians every step of the way. so, to see this, must have been jarring, eye opening. >> bret: mara, quickly, do you think we will see some change? we didnt have snowden obviously. >> i would expect we would see some change. i would be shocked if we didnt. how many times does this have to happen before something is done about it. >> bret: panel, thanks so much. ♪ ♪ >> finally tonig...

Talking about the beauty u north i will predict over th course of the year 2023 an possibly 24. before you >> have yourself an excellent. oh >> thanks to tom for joinin us tonight it was february 23rd of last year russia was on the brink o invading ukraine the midterm were just beginning to kic into high gear and this story broke in the ne york times >> two prosecutors leading new york trump inquiry resign, clouding cases future. two prosecutors in manhattan das office quit out o frustration wit...

And let the republicans go at it for each other and then he should be making an issue for himself, i think his best chance of winning is to make progress on abortion or make that more issue than he has up to now. more than a third of voters who voted in midterm said that was the primary reason they were voting, he could pick up more votes, that would be good for him. the polls are dammingning for him. he will have to get some winless up on the board if he will have a chance in 24. >> todd: the w...

And were seeing the replay of that now. you saw breathless coverage of his empty plane on the tarmac, the empty hallway in the courtroom, very rem reminiscent of the coverage of his air time for the empty podiums in 2016. and if that continues to be how the media covers this, thats very good for donald trump because the 24/7 trump show benefits donald trump. howard: yeah. good publicity, bad publicity, it doesnt matter because he sucks up all the ox general. i know you brag about joe biden havin...

And it inspired them back in 2020, to get involved, and g out to vote. and we see it in two midterm and a general election, th increase of young people voting and so, what we are saying, no matter what it is. whether it is reproductive rights, gun reform, or tiktok, there are real issues that are pushing at least young peopl to the polls >> they have a lot of issues the way that the republicans have the people, the evangelical vote is the voting bloc that shows up on on issue. will the democrats...

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Grinding against trump and the mega movement they won the 2,018th which ended at 2020 election and other midterm midterm. and should be in canada the one the cost of the election where the handpicked candidates of donald trump so they think that their best chances that the democrats do this for him to be the nominee in 2024 and i think a lot of republicans feel that way but there it and move on but theyre not ready to banner donald trump to this left-wing judicial establishment with this trying ...

Some of the other issues. do you expect whatever political boost this this creates for donald trump within republican circles? do you expect it to last long term, especially given that there are potentially going to be other charges and other cases. cnn just reported that trumps team lost and appealed to shield some of his closest aides from testifying in the special counsels probe into his involvement in january six. yeah i think the boost that hes going to get in the short term, even the midte...

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A popular political problem thaf will make a lot of people angryr >> cornell, are you worried about this?+ >> 150 million people. there werent 150 million peopli that voted in the last midterm. talk about an energizing thing to do. >> yeah.e1 >> we dont do good historicalli at banning things that areqçñ popular. this is a billion-dollar@!m cf1o industry. you have young peopl"wmaking a lot of money on this. it is a problem banning it. >> peggy?çóxdfáxd >> ive got to say, i think underlying t...