and i know what he means. what he's saying is our form of government, our unelected, dictatorial form of government is the right government for the world and we are going to win through against these flaky democracies at some point. this is a real challenge to us and if we don't want to face it as we run with our businesses to them to get cheaper labour and all the rest of it, all we should recognise is every time they're doing it, they have a very clear purpose. we don't. how do we respond to it, then? because there's a challenge, isn't there, for western democracies, that the whole of society, the whole of the — the corporate world in — on the democratic model is not an instrument of foreign policy in the way that it can be in a state like china. which — which, i guess, arguably, in a blunt sense, puts the west at a strategic disadvantage. but at the same time, we want to preserve western governments. western nations want to preserve the very essence of what the democratic model is all about. so, how — how do — how does the west face up to china? well, i think it's hugely about recognising the nature of the scale of the threat
>> it doesn't look like that's where president zelenskyy is viewing this war right now. he's not leaving bakhmut any time soon given his comments to wolf blitzer. thank you so much. >> thank you. and be sure to tune in tomorrow to see more of wolf blitzer's exclusive interview with ukrainian president zelenskyy. it airs tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. lawmakers in mississippi are considering a controversial bill that would create an unelected and instead state appointed court system for the capital city of jackson. ahead, why critics are comparing it to apartheid and jim crow for the predominantltly black city. delicious anany time of day.e only from ihop. download the app and earnn free food with every orderer.
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is through an unelected like the supreme court. so, yes, of course the whole strategy is put the policies on the supreme court. i think republicans should care about this as well. you know, there's smaller bits of evidence that the more progressive justices are, you know, sometimes attending these political conferences that the conservative justices more often go to, but it's just bad for the ultimate legitimacy of democracy if everybody thinks the fix is in at the supreme court. lindsey graham has expressed some interest in proposals like this and will continue to try to find, you know, some partners across the aisle, but right now as you said republicans seem to like the fact that a lot of policymaking without much oversight is happening on the supreme court. >> senator chris murphy, we wish you luck in your bid to restore some integrity to an institution that could use some of it right now. when we come back, the story
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against the pakistani military, is that right? no, we are not. we have not turned against anyone. we have respect for institutions. we want a working relationship. but you will appreciate in pakistan, the unelected, especially military and judiciary has exercised powers beyond constitution, and this is not new... so, to be clear about this word respect, then you, don't you? respect key institutions. so, to be clear about this word respect then you don't respect key institutions. i mean, it's clear imran khan has already had to apologise, formally apologise to the court for some of the words he used in the past about the judiciary. so it's clear there is a lack of respect from the pti, which now i would argue, seems to run all the way through to the military itself, which of course you used to support because they helped you come to power. they were supportive of you back in 2018.