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and say no, no confrontation. they are saying okay, there's a legal treaty, but is the united it's really willing to confront vladimir putin when he threatens nuclear weapons? why isn't he scared of our nuclear weapons? we need to think this through, because for 30 years, since the cold war ended, we have been on a path that was comfortable and nice. we were the sole superpower. that is a bygone era. we are now under challenge from this group of nations that want to erode our ability to help lead the world. they are willing to use force, and they are willing to rely on nuclear threat. >> another thing that they are willing to do, and you mentioned this a moment ago, is use our own political system against us. you contend that it has become a major "fear of operations." what do you mean? >> what they have is a whole system of influence operations to try to change the cues of
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he says that there's the appearance that you can't beat donald trump fairly and that you are using the criminal justice system to go after him. and voters don't like that. they want a one-on-one fight. the courts used to be a referee, right, to look at things from a legal standpoint, and will makes the case that, look, this stuff happens all the time. you even have defendants that pay people off in a sense in criminal prosecutions. that say hey, we'll just settle this civilly. that way you won't go to the stand to testify against me. it should be illegal but it happens all the time why is that okay. >> brian: going to kill the president to be in court for six weeks. not do anything for eight hours a day four days a week and that's definitely -- i know it's still april. but i remember in april is when barack obama painted mitt romney as a selfish white guy who like to fire people.
rising crime. >> calling 911 for anything less than having a knife sticking out of your chest and lapd will never show up, they are overwhelmed with violent crime, if your house is broken into, property crime, good luck with them showing up. you know they were there in se seconds with the mayor. >> carley: bass and her family are okay, no word if this was targeted or random. group of minnesota drivers saving a driver of a burning car. the car burst into flames, they ush ared to save the driver. they were able to shatter the window and pull him to safety in the knick of time.
that have been found in the fuel lines. the concern is the cracks could grow and splinter into hazardous chunks of metal. ♪ -they got a bunch of us, like a dozen engineers, to go fly down to kennedy space center to go look at cracks. there was copious amounts of engineering discussion and testing going on. -stop. thank you. -if a main engine were to explode, that would destroy the vehicle, it'd be out of control, we'd lose the vehicle and the crew. it's too dangerous to fly any shuttle until we get a handle on this. it grounded the entire fleet, including columbia. -it was, like, delayed and delayed and delayed. [ breathes deeply ] you're kind of glad that they're dealing with whatever the issue is, and you're hoping that everything's okay. and, you know, it makes it a little bit more nerve-wracking. ♪ -nasa management and engineering came up with solutions.
♪ -there it is. ♪ let's go. [ indistinct speaking ] ♪ 195, here we come. -okay, everybody, high five! [ all chanting "hup" ] -hooray! -whoo-hoo! -alright. ♪ -morning, gentlemen. welcome to the 195. we're gonna have a wonderful day today. -when you're up there at 195-foot level and you're getting ready to get in the vehicle, it's pretty amazing. i mean, you're all suited up,
they trust us, they have their training and expertise, but they want to believe and pull full faith that we're doing the very best for them. -in the nasa world, people don't talk in terms of "it's life or death." you use the terms "threat to the vehicle and crew," or "risk to the vehicle and crew." it might have more power or more punch if we talk life and death, but we don't. ♪ ♪ -okay, well, then, we've got, uh, an announcement that we'd like to make on behalf of the sts-107 crew. it is today that we remember and honor
-so let's see. rodney sent me an e-mail. "we know that the remote manipulator system arm and cameras are not available, but what about the left side hatch window?" uh, he's questioning whether there's been any action, uh, to ask the crew to look for damage. uh, no. the area that was struck was not visible from the orbiter cabin. ♪ -okay, well, good morning or good evening as the case goes for all you guys working around the clock there in houston. -you have to understand -- nasa works on procedures. we have a mission plan. -red shift is just finishing up their day. -any deviation needs to be evaluated and assessed on how it will impact everything.