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What the president is trying to say is im top of this, i think an important point he makes in that article, i grew up in a family like this, i understand, i grew up in a family like that, i understand when the price of gas goes up and the food goes up, i understand the stress on the system very well. the empathy part hes very good at. his problem is hes in charge right now. were now in june of a midterm election year and, again, we have all done this a long time, can he move the trajectory, make...

Again, the mastery of language can differ. so what you see is that the war, especially in 2014, started with the idea of the protection of ethnic russians and russian speakers. mm. and now its the russian—speaking areas of ukraine that have been completely destroyed and obliterated — like mariupol and others. so if ukrainians are not there specifically united around language, what they are united around? mm. and the answer is quite obvious — its democratic institutions. its the european ch...

Along further. we had this eu oil ban that came down last night. it is not as strong as they initially hoped, but still a significant measure, one that should weaken putins war funding. where do things stand right now in terms of the overall trajectory of the war? is there an end in sight? what would it look like? >> nobody knows. the ukrainians will tell you they plan to take back else, crimea, donbas. realistically, most diplomats, including the united states, think there will be a negotiated ...

Its the european choice that they are trying to protect. where else in the world would you see people risking their lives and even dying under the eu banner — like was the case certainly at maidan, with the european banner, flag being there. so in historical terms, it is about really a different trajectory of the development of different regions and different nations. so, so, that would be ukraine looking westward to the european union, to european values. yes. but arent there some forces in u...

Only 40% of african-americans participated in the last election. were talking about 3.5 million eligible voters that if they cast a ballot they would change the trajectory, not just in texas but of the country and thats what we have to recognize is that there is power of the voting booth but have you to heal and have you to have action at the same time, joy. >> and i really appreciate you saying that because theres been a lot of people posting how can this man who is not latino and who is very c...

White house once again try to pivot to this issue and really focus on the issue. one thing theyre doing is trying to be empathetic and communicate to the american people that they do understand what theyre going through, the other thing is trying to communicate that they do have a plan theyre trying to execute and a big part of all of this is addressing the fact that president biden and other top officials going back to last year, had, at one point, said they believed that inflation would be tem...

Leading epidemilogist, professor ben cowling. i asked him what he made of north korea apparently starting to lift covid restrictions, shortly after saying it was their gravest national emergency. three weeks ago, there were a rising case numbers, and then north korea went into a lockdown. whether or not thats been really able to stop transmission is unclear. we know in shanghai, it has taken three months to get case numbers under control, so it is not clear what exactly has been happening in nor...

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Possible the lockdown has had an effect and reduce infections but there is no what they are all the way back down to zero and that means when the lockdown is lifted and of the infections will start to rise again and they have to make the same kind of decisions again unfortunately.— same kind of decisions again unfortunately. professor, with our unfortunately. professor, with your experience _ unfortunately. professor, with your experience in _ unfortunately. professor, with your experience in ...

What do we know about that and what would they do to ukraine, having the upper hand? it will help because these long—range rockets actually now have terminal munitions that can be guided to their target. you can actually fire an artillery round 20 miles away and have it hit a tank, but only if you know where the tank is and only if the tank does not move or is not camouflaged. and so, with 100 of these kind of systems, or 150 or 200, i think it will help some of the ukrainian cause. i do not b...