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Political calculations as he navigated the way through apartheid into the new south africa. tutu was not really a politician although he was obviously incredibly politically minded and was a kind of clear, moral force throughout it at several key moments in the trajectory from apartheid to the aftermath to present day south africa. >> what an incredible journey he was on. he was in his core inherently a diplomat. he was an ambassador for south africa in the period of apartheid. he showed the ent...

Have to tax, that is what you have to do in the equivalent of war. and yet, you are concerned that boris johnson has, i think, got addicted to the big state?— to the big state? there is not any auestion to the big state? there is not any question of— to the big state? there is not any question of having _ to the big state? there is not any question of having small- to the big state? there is not any - question of having small government in the uk, not in our lifetime and not in several gener...

The show he called it an act of terror. we interviewed a top official with an organization around the country helping hundreds of communities of favorite to try to restrict access. that top adviser putt what happened here into the framework of what we have seen at synagogues for years now. >> our community has been targeted. yesterday was another example of that, why the jewish community needs to be prepared. we are targeted. we are in the position that anti-semitism is on the rise epa as that t...

Cautiously optimistic that in the comes months, inflation may peak. maybe this winter or spring. but the better question might be where does inflation land once it peaks? because if price gains continue to be elevated well above the feds 2% target, that is going to be a real problem for the economy and remember, as much we talk about the white house, its the feds job to maintain price stability and prices are ending up stable. so the question is whether or not the fed can fight inflation without...

Dr. mina, as you just said, youre a proponent of rapid tests. how big of a difference do you think it would make for the trajectory of the surge if the cdc would require a rapid test to get out of isolation after those five days? >> if we look at all sectors of soes so it, theres one population which is clearly the highest risk for spreading the virus, and those are people who are known to be infected. a large fraction of them are still infectious after five days of onset, especially with this v...

>> ukraine was clearly upset about the remarks that the president made and just today the president of ukraine said this. we want to remind the great powers that there are no minor incursions and small nations just as there are no minor casualties and little grief from the loss of loved ones. i say this as the president of a great power, end quote. max, did president bidens comments shake up an already fraught process or change the trajectory of the situation, or do you think they did little in ...

For the president and i dont think he liked it. watch this. are you waiting on putin to make the first move, sir? >> steve: what a stupid question. an audio engineer was actually able to pick it up according to the pool reporter who was working for yahoo news. but the question ainsley and brian, i dont think it was a stupid question. it was a stupid answer that he gave the day before, ainsley. a lot of will people are wondering are you giving putin the green light. bret bruin even tweeted this o...

Delta variant made the pandemic resurge just after it had appeared that vaccinations were really tamping it down and the president was celebrating that. so that was one thing. the afghanistan pullout, which was so chaotic and looked terrible to the american public, that was another thing. and then inflation, which as phil discussed in his report is overshadowing all of the good economic news that theyre talking about. the question now is whether you can get an upward trajectory later this year f...

>> the good news is things are starting to plateau. >> on december 1, san francisco saw the first omicron case in the country. seven weeks later, finally some good news. >> the light at the end of the tunnel is here. >> we can say that we are on the beginning of a downward trajectory with regard to the surge. >> this week marks two years is the first covid case in the u.s. and the start of year three of the living with covid. >> it has been a rocky start to 2022 but i ask that we all hang in the...

The at-home covid tests also alive. every household can sign up for four free home tests. they usually ship within 7 to 12 days. thank you for joining us on "inside politics." well see you back here tomorrow. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. hello, im ana cabrera in new york. thank you for being with us. the president facing tough questions in several crises as we count down to his press conference this afternoon. as president biden approaches one year in office, he looks to rese...