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Within the next couple of hours. and so that's something that's useful in ukraine's defense against any possible russian invasion. also, that announcement by the u.s. president that he's considering deploying up to 8.5,000 u.s. troops in eastern europe, that's been welcomed by the ukrainians as well, but of course none of those troops would be bound for ukraine. and what ukrainian officials are saying behind the scenes, privately, is that look, you know, that's fine that the u.s. has the strong commitment to its nato allies in eastern europe, we don't ukraine to become the no man's land betwee...

Welcomed the additional troops. it has also reminded the world that there are 8.5,000 also on the highest state of alert to join the rapid response force, 40,000 strong. that would be moved forward to reinforce the eastern flank of nato. the ukrainians have welcomed it. they just put out a statement by matthew chance saying while we welcome it, we would also like to see continued and increased delivery of weapons, particularly at air defenses. and you will recall, that a lot of the military support to ukraine has been nonlethal or pretty low level until fairly recently. and they're not being g...

The minimum monthly wage was worth $450 two years ago. it's now worth $34. you have hyperinflation, massive employment. you have had the covid pandemic, which has killed about 8.5,000 pe people. you had the beirut port blast in august of last year, which killed more than 200 people, rendered 300,000 homeless and caused billions of dollars of damage to the capital. despite all of this, the political elite remains immune. but what seems to be concerning most of them is the fact that the port investigation investigation and the judge leading it has called for the interrogation of key ministers an...

$9.5,000. the average of all other oecd developed countries is $3,800. does your plan do anything to get our costs lower, because that's a very big part of the problem? >> yes. two things. number one, we create direct negotiations with medicare so that we can get volume discounts, which as you know and i think studies indicate that it will drive down the costs as it has for our military and veterans by 24ers approximate. we also put in place a commission. oh, commission what's that going to do. well, we also know from studies by the office of the inspector general that we can reduce costs by 5...

Family income, take a look at how it is now. there's been about a $4,000 less since december of 2007 when the recession is said to have begun. so, 54,916 was the real median household income back then. today is it 50,964. and during -- just keep this full screen on this green. put it back up if you would, please. when your dad was president, in his recovery fromle from 81 to 86 rose by $3,380. it rose. here we lost four grand. back then we went up almost $3.5000. why do you think that is? >> people were going back to work again. unemployment remember was double digits. people were going back t...