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Doing and using his local and state partners to do. >> that really interesting. it speaks to some of the gap between what is happening and what could happen and also why it is happening. at a time when people are understandably, as i mentioned, concerned about inflation and other economic problems and inequality. it is quite a week. i appreciate robert and christina kicking us off. i want to tell everyone what is coming up because were through our technical difficults. were feeling optimistic. i...

The ukrainian president, apparently. while not ruling out a full-blown war with russia, president zelensky doesnt want to up nerve his citizens, understandably. hes lashing out at the media at the coverage, while assuring us there is no tanks in the treat and his country is not a sinking titanic. too much coverage of a military engagement? im shocked. shocked i tell you. weve got our guest now, a writer for "the new yorker." masha, thanks for coming on the show tonight. you just came back from u...

That interesting for news coverage. when a person is out on bail commits a horrifying crime, thats newsworthy, understandably, but its not considered newsworthy that the vast majority of people released pre-trial, upwards of 99% in many jurisdictions do not get arrested for a new violent crime. im not even staking a policy position here. as a society we could decide that prevents that 1% of violent crimes is worth holding the other 99% of people in jail without having been convicted. it sounds a...

Pandemic. so i know that theyll have to do plan b. >> well come back, obviously. sure seems like it could have been coordinated sooner. >> sandra: joining us now to discuss, ashley dvorkin. are they being too hard on her? she did cancel one day out. thats rough. >> yes. its the timing. fans for the most part are understanding. when you purchase tickets right now, theres a chance of a cancellation and post poement. adele visibly upset. they said they tried to pull it together. they couldnt. but o...

Sam kiley in kyiv as well. so u.s. marines bolstering security at the american embassy in kyiv. president zelenski of ukraine is telling citizens to stay calm. understandably so, but i imagine u.s. experience here, they learn from what they saw in kabul and afghanistan. theyre taking every precaution they can. >> reporter: well, jim, theyre not alone either. if you look at who else is downsizing their embassies here in kyiv, that would be the brits and the australians and the germans. if you put...

Into other social services, you can find examples where crime went up and went down. you can find cities where police budgets remained the same or even increased. so its absolutely about a political narrative and its a useful one for republicans as we enter the midterms. but i think its also worth mentioning its not necessarily a phenomenon of conservative media. its really a mega problem generally that crisis feels more newsworthy than the lack of one. right? so things that work out mostly are ...

Full-blown war with russia, president zelensky doesnt want to up nerve his citizens, understandably. hes lashing out at the media at the coverage and his country is not a sinking titanic. too much coverage of a military engagement? im shocked. shocked i tell you. weve got the reporter, author of "surviving autocracy." masha, thanks for coming on the show tonight. you just came back from ukraine. what can you tell us about the situation on the ground there? is there too much panic or hyperbole in...

Chris morris, bbc news. lets talk to our diplomatic correspondent paul adams in kyiv. these reports of russian troops withdrawing, what has been the reaction their festival? understandably, are somewhat sceptical reaction. a statement from the foreign minister saying that essentially there is a rule here thatis essentially there is a rule here that is not to believe what you hear, that only believe what you see. that is very much going to be the attitude of most governments in the attitude of mo...

That mask mandates in schools are effective or that schools are sites of super spreader events. >> listen, i will grant, weve been covering this story that there are some doctors and some epidemiologists who look at the data and see benefit like dr. paul offit and others who look at the balance of cost and benefits, as you are, theyre not worth it. as a parent because im a parent as well, a big focus has been, understandably, keeping schools open, right, and i wonder, even if theres some margina...

When you look at the dosing for children under the age of 5 compare that with dosing for older people, they wanted to try lower doses, understandably, for these young kids and wanted to get the right number of doses as well. what they found is that in 6 months to 24 months, 2-year-old children, they seem to have good immune response based on this dosing. it was 2 to 5-year-old children that they thought maybe, look, do we have to add another dose, a third dose? that was originally what was pushi...