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Years ago. she comes to the table with the position that the united states wont discuss ukraine or other broader issues that go beyond the united states direct bilateral purview without those other partners being in the room and thats not the position that russia comes into this at all. she is of the view that the united states is keeping its allies completely on site, that the state department has been very clear laying out just how much leg work secretary of state antony blinken has put in, th...

Up tomorrows front pages, more coming up at half past 11 of course. the front page of the 70 telegraph, cut tax on fuel bills to ease cost—of—living pride that christ is the prime minister isjoe. this is interesting given where only a matter of weeks after 26, so much of the governments prestige tied up it saysin the governments prestige tied up it says in taking a lead with dealing with the climate crisis was up in this instance it looks like some backbenchers are wanting the prime minister...

>> at the state law right now i washington state thanks to democrats who tried to re- imagine policing took away the standard of reasonable suspicio in detaining and questioning suspects right they move toward probable cause of the reason wh officers couldnt get involved in this case even if they wante to was because someone breaking into a car is not probable cause . its reasonable suspicion, they can say i owned this car or start or not answer a question as to whether or not they own the car b...

Theres a lot of angry colleagues of mine who really resent being put in the position that theyre being put in, whove got serious worries about the credibility of whats coming out of downing street, who dread coming to the office every day for whatever the latest revelation is actually going to be, and want this thing brought to a head sooner rather than later. many mps still swear their loyalty to borisjohnson. yay! vote johnson. this is an early test of public sentiment after partygate. there�...

In the red wall area. yeah, he has a great ability to connect with people. you walk down the street with him — hes got film star quality. two years on, that star quality has lost some of its lustre. the shenanigans at number 10 have left some of the 2019 intake uncertain about their boss. during that time, people have had to make very difficult sacrifices and i want those people to really... ..to understand that people like me, were on their side and doing the right thing throughout, and i wan...

Also nonmilitary options that he has as well. i think its important that diplomacy continues. you mentioned the various talks that have been happening today and in the last couple of days, and i think chancellor schultz of germany is planning to visit moscow next week. its important to keep those lines of diplomacy open at the same time as preparing for the worst and making clear that there will be very severe consequences for russia if they do engage in the military aggression against ukraine. ...

In terms of may be a ban on microchips and things like that going to russia, but also the possibility of not starting, suspending the north stream gas pipeline, which is important for russia, and also expelling russia from the swift international banking messaging system, so there are tools at the wests disposal which would be extremely damaging for putin personally and his entourage as well as for the russian state.— as for the russian state. some are callin: as for the russian state. some ar...

A bit. war hasnt been kind to the russian empire after the first world war or the decision by general secretary brezhnev in the last couple years of his life to launch an invasion of afghanistan. that drove a few nails into the coffin of the soviet union. put-in could be looking at the risk to his own regime if an insurgency develops that sends russian soldiers home in body bags. >> bill: when you think about the sanctions how do you believe putin prepared him and his government and country for ...

Connect that place back up with russia via belarus and taking territory from poland and lithuania and a threat to nato, invocation of article 5. it means war. this is a very serious moment for europe and i think they are increasingly seeing it. >> bill: sense of what president biden tells the world in two hours? >> he is going to i think try to rally the world to support ukraine, to resist this russian move. i think if putin succeeds, it is really going to change the map in europe. change the se...

Ukrainian military. the other thing ive always believed, there is risk here for putin to be sure. the international community is going to attempt to isolate him as a result of this. nato -- i would hope nato wakes up and we start getting defense budgets that have teeth in them and real capabilities to deploy into eastern europe. and the united states has got to look at itself. our major threat weve been talking about, bill, here many times on the show is china. and yet russia is imposing their w...