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it's interesting you say that right now, because, of course, zelensky now has enacted the bill which will reduce the age of particularly young men from 27 to 25. it must be very hard. they've fought a hard war. it's kind of at stalemate just now and people are exhausted who are fighting. the only... the only message is clear that it's so super tough for all of us and for all the country, that if the president decided to do that, that means there is a tough situation at the moment. and the only thing i know clearly that we can't give up. we can't give up. i know maybe some people might think that it's much easier, you know, to talk for me being here rather than being there. i really hope that this war will end soon. but at the same point, you know, i'm just trying to... ..sometimes to visualise and trying to be, like, in the president's spot, and just what i would do,
least another 140 million. arabella advisors is less well known but may be just as influential to run by clinton world insider eric kesler the for-profit consultancy manages a vast and opaque empire funds nonprofempire fundsnonprofits at party. what's to allow wealthy donors to hide their donations. and they are hiding. hundreds of millions of dollars worth. scratch a nationally pro- palestinian organization you are likely to find democratic oligarch of money somewhere. the radicals in the democratic establishment work together towards a shared ends even when they are fighting. this is especially true when it comes to israel. the biden administration allegedly pro israel stands us more retort than reality. they pose adopted to box critics into a cone constrained to act independently of the united states and, obscure the true nature of the white house middle east policy.
ukraine bill. you had jim jordan you had jodi arrington, budget committee chairman. you had at least stefanik, who is the number four house republican, and a possible vp candidate. i mean, there are going to be consequences for johnson here we had talked during the week, there was a there was a thought that they could change the house rules to protect johnson, but he would get he would need democrats and we thought he was going to do that at one point, any backed off and then republicans who were angry with johnson for not doing it because they, they're saying this is part of the chaos in the house. yeah. are not doing and the question is, what does this mean in november, there's debate in the gop whether it matters one side says it does. once i says it doesn't what do you think just in general, like the turmoil does to your ability to hang on to power year. i don't think it really is going to matter. >> folks back home are worried about the fact that the things i need for the family cost $15,000 more of this year because of joe biden and his policies they're not concerned about fighting inside the house. he's going to cause us to lose the majority this
iran, north korea, but hadn't support from china against the free will. thanks to the west and to britain, the fight is all over ukrainian done. we are fighting for them, but to fight we need not to spray statements but ammunition, because daily consumption of ammunition issues. it's almost on the same level like most hot days of the same level like most hot days of the second and first world war. we were waiting for this decision for almost six months. it was kind of disappointing that it took so long, but finally it was done, and for us it was the question of life and death. to it was the question of life and death. ., ., ,., ,, �* it was the question of life and death. ., ., �* ., ~ death. to that point, you're talking about disappointment. _ death. to that point, you're talking about disappointment. what - death. to that point, you're talking | about disappointment. what impact has this weight had on ukraine's war efforts? ., ., , ., efforts? unfortunately, for the dela , be efforts? unfortunately, for the delay, be peoples— efforts? unfortunately, for the delay, be peoples lives- efforts? unfortunately, for the delay, be peoples lives of- efforts? unfortunately, for the | delay, be peoples lives of other people come under the losing of some territory. as president zelenskiy said, because a win this war without american military support. it happens that for the last 30 years,
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peace in the middle east, is fighting being to end the hostilities between israel and gaza and make sure that we're providing humanitarian aid. there you can imagine the complexities that are faced by this administration in the middle east with one of our most difficult enemies in iran firing missiles at israel and with the challenges that russia is posing in the middle east as well. so when you think about the protests, it's joe biden that standing for peace and a lasting peace at that it's the republicans that frankly would stoke the flames of war in the middle east. so we did see a protest at o'hare this week, but i think you should notice that protesters were out and about across the country and it was in chicago where they ended that protest. soonest are
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