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Doesnt consider the separatist part of ukraine as ukraine? >> thats part of it. the russians are lying. the activity of their forces on ukraiian territory, if president putin is willing to lie like he did in 2017 when he said russian troops werent in ukraine, then of course the bar is that much lower for lavrov or any other subordinate leader. so their actions do speak louder than words, just like secretary blinken said. and at this point were all but certainly locked in on this trajectory towar...

Thats what he needs to do to take the initiative as he tries to get, you know, what he can of build back better through congress as he confronts potential international crises like russia and ukraine, as he deals with covid, as he tries to fight inflation. he does have a lot on his plate. but i think the first step is to take the initiative and to go out there and to talk to people directly a lot more. >> mark, lets play a little bit of what the president said a little later in that press confer...

This was not the only attack. there were at least three other hospitals that were hit just since last friday, which shows how difficult it is right now to respond to the level of destruction and civilian casualties that we are seeing in the country. its almost seven years now this conflict has been going on. the delusion that it would be a short, sharp intervention to restore the government, nobody believes that any more, they accept. and we are told the parties are desperately keen to disengage...

Principle of the size of the state? in other words, many conservatives would say, look, we were at war, in effect, of course we had to spend big, of course we had to borrow, of course we now have to tax, that is what you have to do in the equivalent of war. and, yet, you are concerned that borisjohnson has, i think, got addicted to the big state? there is not really any question of having small government in the uk, not in our lifetimes and not in several generations, if ever. what we could do w...

Like a geisha girl." and yet you also say you wanted to be independent. its quite hard to put the two together, no? no, because i mean independent economically, so that i could leave any moment. and the fact that i served him like a geisha, that was the time. thats how we were raised. we were supposed to make our husbands happy. but that didnt mean that i didnt work. i had, like, threejobs. and, still, i was very... a very good wife, as you would put it then. today i wouldnt do any of that, of c...

Former president trump and those election lies that he constantly spews which could result in a slate of candidates running because of their loyalty to trump not their electability. overall the single bingest question hanging over both parties is this, is there any way for democrats to change this trajectory or are they going to rely on trump to do it for him? here some of my interview on "meet the press" on sunday with jim clyburn. >> what do you need there the president to improve democrats ch...

Provide the funding for covid and the money we provided for the states to be able to deal with keeping schools open. some didnt do a good job. some are still holding the money. i dont have the authority to do anything about that. i think thats not particularly competent. theres things that could and should have been done. could have moved faster. so i, i understand the frustration. you know, i remember, i think it was, forget which cabinet member said to barack obama, where something was going o...

"look, we were at war, in effect. "of course we had to spend big, of course we had to borrow, of course we now have to tax — that is what you have to do in the equivalent of war." and, yet, you are concerned that borisjohnson has, i think, got addicted to the big state? theres not really any question of having small government in the uk — not in our lifetimes and not for several generations, if ever. what we could do with is at least balancing the budget. now, what i believe is happening, th...

No, because i mean independent economically, so that i could leave any moment. and the fact that i served him like a geisha, that was the time. thats how we were raised. we were supposed to make our husbands happy. but that didnt mean that i didnt work. i had, like, threejobs. and, still, i was very... a very good wife, as you would put it then. today i wouldnt do any of that, of course. but times have changed. yeah. i mean, you wrote in the soul of a woman during the pandemic about your traject...

>> brian: pastor, quick question, this is all about gang violence, isnt it? no one is tackle the fundamental of gang violence. the fact is a lot of cops look the other way or p and political figures, gangs are just shooting each other. for some reason thats acceptable. >> yeah. we are saying its not acceptable. its not normal for us to just look beyond their behavior. we target specifically gangs, we target those who are shooters and those who are likely to be shot. we have to change the traject...