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Would -- would look like for -- for ukraine? i mean, obviously, russia has massive military might. but its not like annexing crimea where there is a large, you know, pro-russian population. the rest of ukraine is much different than that. >> so back in 2012, before russia invaded ukraines east, you know, there was probably 20-30% support in ukraine for joining nato. today, that number is 60-70%. this is a country that has awakened since the initial russian invasion, and it has become, um, you kn...

Loved ones. our home editor mark easton has been looking at the public reaction to the latest allegations and borisjohnsons handling of the pandemic. as the prime minister and his staff were apparently partying in the garden at no 10, police squads were in public parks threatening to fine anyone breaching lockdown rules and there were roadblocks set up. more than 4000 people died from covid in britain that week and polls from the time is just around 85% of voters supported the restrictions or wa...

You know, pro-russian population. the rest of ukraine is much different than that. >> so back in 2012, before russia invaded ukraines east, you know, there was probably 20-30% support in ukraine for joining nato. today, that number is 60-70%. this is a country that has awakened since the initial russian invasion, and it has become, um, you know, inherently anti-russia. they are going to fight for their country and so this to me would be the biggest mistake of vladimir putins career. he will get ...

Record highs. do you think hell be successful in turning the conversation, turning the focus back to infrastructure? >> you know, i dont really think so frankly. i mean, by its very nature infrastructure is one of those things that its almost like a slow kraut. you can get that money into the states. these projects begin but people might not feel it for quite some time. you added to that the fact that were in an election year. that is mid-term election cycle, and virtually every president sees t...

His bipartisan infrastructure bill and making clear he was able to achieve something that alluded his predecessors. joining us live to discuss, white house correspondent kaitlan collins and chief congressional correspondent manu raju. president biden campaigned making the argument he had the chops to handle a lot of crises at once and knew how to make deals in washington. this week put a lot of that to the test. >> yeah, hes got this press conference coming up next week. i was looking back and t...

First year coming to a close. the data indicates that he spent a quarter of his days at partially in delaware. in light of that , will the white house be reconsidering the decision not to release mr. logan permission from his delaware residents as well? the president goes to delaware because its his home. its also where his son and his former wife are buried and its a place that is obviously close to his heart. a lot of presidents go visit their home when they are president. we also have gone a ...

History, george h. w. bush. whos last year in office was 1992. clarence thomas has had much more impact on the way that we live then the first president bush did. as chairman of the senate judiciary committee, joe biden used to be in the business of confirming federal judges and so he knows the importance of that more fully than any previous president. and that is why he has beaten all of his recent predecessors in the first year confirmations of federal judges. joe bidens confirmed 42 federal j...

You may be able to help science uncover the next breakthrough by sharing your patient data and unique experience with researchers. join stand up to cancer and count me in at standuptocancer.org/countmein. >> bill: president biden wrapping up his first year in office with fewer year one news conferences than any of his five immediate predecessors. sit down interviews with the media. the president catching heat for walking away from the press after making a statement. dana, you know this all too w...

To a close, data indicates he spends a quarter of his days at least partially in delaware, in light of that, will the white house be reconsidering the decision not to release the information from us delaware residents? get the president goes to delaware because its his home, its also where his son and his former wife are. and its the place thats obviously close to his heart, a lot of presidents go visit thei homes when they are presidents, weve also gone is that further in releasing visitor logs...

Terms with the idea that he cant get everything you want? ila. terms with the idea that he cant get everything you want? no. no, not at all. you heard _ get everything you want? no. no, not at all. you heard him _ get everything you want? no. no, not at all. you heard him say _ get everything you want? no. no, not at all. you heard him say that - get everything you want? no. no, not at all. you heard him say that it - at all. you heard him say that it relates to his build back better plan. they ...