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somewhat satisfied with the accountability you're seeing so far? >> that's a complex question. i'm going to say this, i understand that it is breaking for all of you, but here locally, especially being an activist myself, being directly in activism community, this is not breaking for us. amber is the person that the reporter -- and thank you for acknowledging that it was an activist that broke the name of this police officer, so amber lifted this police officer's name and then the publication then responded to that. so this has not been breaking for us, but and also we are processing that there are still multiple other people that are visual in the video, and so we are going to just continue on, even if we have to do this reporting work, this investigative work, but we are not yet satisfied. we will not be satisfied until it feels like a full scope of
accountable. think the people really need to understand that. >> is going to ask 1.7 showing our omnibus ability done with no votes no real debate for the public to see behind closed doors. do you think these bills should be tied to defense spending? and other which we take defense spending put in the separate bills are to be a real conversation about this? you guys have power of the person congress. this should be something debated for the american people. >> complex question. first of all we do appropriations bill. the way appropriations under a constitution is done the house of representatives not the senate. we should have done all these bills and regular order. there's normally 12 appropriations bills. the lesson but it is in regular order was 2017. i was in the majority as republican then, in congress. we have not done that. unfortunately you are not singing regular order happen here which should have been d done. i think that is a big problem
adviser in that regard. do you think it is time to think about vaccine mandates to fly domestically? we heard dr. anthony fauci hinting at that would be something he would support, and then he sort of walked that back. where are you on this? >> well, look, i think it should be on the table. and i think that the definition of vaccination now really needs to be a third dose. because if we are talking about infectiousness, we know -- we know a third dose or we call a booster dose way better than just two. so i think i am all for tightening that up. and then, look. i -- i put this in front of the president. i think it's a complex question. i'm not sure which way i would advise him unless i was looking at all the data and all the facts. but certainly it's an option that he has available to him and i think he knows he's got it available to him. and if we get into january, i hope that his advisers -- and i am confident that his advisers are going to be, you know, pushing for a decision one way or the other. >> all right.
our borders are racist, shut up, putin stooge. but wait a second, why is it disloyal to side with russia but loyal to side with ukraine? they're both foreign countries that don't care anything about the united states. kind of strange. it's all that absurd performance but it's all they've got any hand. the fact is ukraine is strategically irrelevant to the united states, no rational person could defend a war with russia over ukraine. of nobody thinks a war like that would make america safer or stronger or more prosperous. if you take a look at our economy recently, dangerous levels of inflation, it workforce in disarray, wildly chaotic swings in financial markets if you haven't noticed. joining a conflict in each in europe fix any of that? of course not. it'll make it worse. if the neocons aren't restrained, and soon, americans are going to be a lot poorer. so why are they doing this? that's a complex question. hubris, stupidity, the damage psychological makeup of our leaders, massive lobbying
our borders are racists. shut up, putin stooge. but wait a second. why is it disloyal to side with russia but loyal to side with ukraine? they're both foreign countries that don't care anything abouteo united states. kind of strange. it's almostan absurd performanca but it's all they've got in the end. the fact iss ukraine strategically irrelevant to the united states. no rational person could defend a war with russia over ukraine. nobody thinks a war like that would make america safer or stronger or more prosperous . if you take a look at our economy recently dangerous levels of inflation, a workforce in disarray, wildly chaotic swings in financial markets w in case you haven't noticed. well, joiningjo a conflictin in eastern europe fix any of that , come on . of course not. it'll make it worse if the neocons aren't restrained and soon americansnsre are goino be a lot poorer. sos? why are they doing this ? that's a complex question. hubris, stupidity, the damage psychological makeup of our leaders.
the average citizen, look at how they're stepping up, look at how they're stepping up. and you're going to see when you're there, and some of you have been there, you're going to see women, young people standing in the middle in front of a damn tank, just saying, "i'm not leaving." the white house quickly clarified that america has not changed its stance on sending troops into ukraine. what these forces might be asked to do if russia uses chemical weapons is a more complex question. mr biden says russia would pay a severe price and that nato would respond "in kind". the us will not go into detail about what the response to a chemical attack might be, but on the way here to poland, the president's national security adviser did say the us has no intention of using chemical weapons under any circumstances, while russia is accusing america of talking about an ephemeral threat to divert attention.
call curbside. migrants fingerprinted and photographed in the field and released immediately as asylum seekers. instead of 1 million migrants turned back as they were last year under title 42, they would be released into the u.s. even though fewer than 10% qualify for asylum. once here 75% never leave. cdc is supposed to make a decision again on wednesday, trace. it is possible the cdc says for families they would be allowed in but not single adults. the question is with this new omicron variant which is transmissible it is possible they could leave it in place for another 60 days. we'll see. >> you have president biden saying they've have 100,000 ukraine refugees coming in. we're still trying to process afghanistan refugees and the disaster at the border not under control. >> it would be incredible. >> dana: as president biden works to control multiple
saying that he has basically ended the war, at least in afghanistan. at a certain point in time it will have to be grappled with whether by congress or the court whether we are at war and whether we therefore have authority under the laws of war to continue to detain the enemy combatants. senator graham seems to suggest because he thinks if you release them it would be very dangerous for americans, that that's enough to keep them detained. but it is not. somebody has to decide that there is an active war going on. that's a complex question. i was surprised she was willing to engage on it. >> an interesting moment and a moment where lindsey graham grew so frustrated he walked out of the room. this is the exchange with senator dick durbin over guantanamo bay and a clearly frustrated lindsey graham walking out. watch. >> as long as they're dangerous i hope they all die in jail if
to ask the question does russia use them to create a separate state? do they become a proxy for russia? >> fears of a korea style split in ukraine as putin eyes a shift in strategy. general jack keane what the world should expect next from russia. >> trace: new report reveals more than half of u.s. households paid zero income taxes last year. who exactly is paying their taxes and who is not? >> dana: the oscars were a big hit last night >> that was a nice one. okay. oh oh. oh, wow. wow. will smith just smacked me. >> dana: smith slaps chris rock in the face. could it cost smith his