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august, president biden has suggested that the u.s. would intervene militarily. in august he said, quote, we would respond if there was an attack on taiwan, and two months later he said the u.s. had a commitment to protect taiwan. in both of those instances, we also heard the white house issue the same line insisting that u.s. policy has not changed. but at this point, john, i think the president's words speak quite loudly. >> jeremy diamond for us live in tokyo. appreciate it very much. with me to share their reporting and insights, dana bash, francesca, and beth sander. beth, let's start with is this an oh my god moment or should this be a thank god moment in the sense that i'm looking. they brought me a transcript of the conversation with george w. bush 20 years ago. he said i would do what it takes to help taiwan defend herself. there's always been a sensitivity to not saying it out
i'm just arriving in a few hours in rimini. i want the capeliti in broth. and my mom would say, that was great. >> even when he game a world-class director, fellini still craved the simple local dishes of his hometown. he said life is a combination of magic and pasta. >> federico would adore this kind of place, this kind of restaurant. >> so francesca is taking me to a local place where they still make specialties he loved like cappeletti, pasta parcels traditionally eaten in broth on christmas day. >> can i introduce you to alessandra, the queen of the pasta in romagna. >> alessandra, it's nice to meet you. >> are you hungry? >> yes. >> cappeletti. >> like a priest's hat? >> yes. >> rural romagna was under the control of the papacy for
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because of their song but the politics behind it, russia has been excluded from the contest because of the war in ukraine, so ukraine benefiting notjust from musical interest but a lot of solidarity and support from other countries in europe. and we are joined support from other countries in europe. and we arejoined by support from other countries in europe. and we are joined by these three fans, we have got francesca here, barbara, both italians living in switzerland, and you are from azerbaijan, lots of different countries, are you supporting switzerland, italy, azerbaijan? both, all of them! find switzerland, italy, azerbai'an? both, all of them!* switzerland, italy, azerbai'an?| both, all of themi i both, all of them! and peace! i think poland — both, all of them! and peace! i think poland had _ both, all of them! and peace! i think poland had a _ both, all of them! and peace! i think poland had a really - both, all of them! and peace! i think poland had a really nice l both, all of them! and peace! i- think poland had a really nice song, so song wise i would prefer poland. francesca, italy or switzerland? francesca, italy or switzerland ? this francesca, italy or switzerland? this year, there are a lot of good entries, so enjoy the show, have a good night. entries, so en'oy the show, have a good night.— good night. what does eurovision mean? why _ good night. what does eurovision mean? why is — good night. what does eurovision mean? why is it _ good night. what does eurovision mean? why is it so _ good night. what does eurovision mean? why is it so popular? - good night. what does eurovision mean? why is it so popular? for| mean? why is it so popular? for people who have never been to a
he would take the phone and say, and i'm just arriving in a few hours in rimini. and my mom would say, that was great. >> even when he game a world-famous director, fellini still craved the simple dishes of his hometown. he said life is a combination of magic and pasta. >> federico would adore this kind of place, this kind of restaurant. >> so francesca is taking me to a local place where they still make specialties he loved like cappeletti, pasta parcels traditionally eaten in broth on christmas day. >> can i introduce you to alessandra, the queen of the pasta in romagna. >> alessandra, it's nice to meet you. >> are you hungry? >> yes. >> cappeletti. >> like a priest's hat? >> yes. >> rural romagna was under the control of the papacy for
>> neil: the exodus continues at the white house. those who work for the president and vice president. senior white house advisor to the president plans to depart. doesn't mean he's not going to return. he could but there is a brain drain going on at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. francesca, every administration goes through this sort of stuff. is there anything unusual particularly a case of the vice president? >> in the case of the vice president's office, as i've written about, she has made significant changes particularly when it comes to her communications team. the departure of her press secretary and her top communications aide.
to produce my treatment. i am grateful. i don't want to be presumptuous but i genuinely did feel loved. even if you were faking it made a huge difference. i wanted to mention one text that deserves special recognition from my college friend adam. after i posted my photo from the emergency room he wrote to a group of us, so what he's saying is he didn't finish. i think that means the charity gets nothing, right? so i laughed. but, yes, he was partially right. all this have rambling explanation is to say i didn't finish. but not the charity part. one of the more annoying parts i never wanted the marathon to be about me, i was running as part of team beans led by my colleague in memory of his daughter francesca. yes, team beans still gets the money, in fact, largely because of andrew and his wife rachel team beans raised a ton of money, it makes it all worth t
done so at least in this party. there is concern that the president of his decisions including title 42 on the border situation are rattling some democrats enough to the point that you have senator jon tester of montana think it's not a good idea. last time i checked, montana is not at the southern border. what do you think is going on it? speak with the other senators who voiced concerns, some are up for reelection in the midterm election this year. those include senators kelly and has an. even looking at the polling on the issues, also very concerned about it. >> neil: francesca, thank you very much. take a peek at the corner of wall and broad. session lows. dow down better than 13 points. interest rates backing up the 10-year notes the highest it's been in about almost three and a half years. that's a direct correlation to
coronavirus and that is what we should be focused on, how we help people in support of cost of living. but here we are talking about the behaviour and conduct of the prime minister, yet again. tqm. behaviour and conduct of the prime minister, yet again.— minister, yet again. 0k, wendy chamberlain — minister, yet again. 0k, wendy chamberlain mp, _ minister, yet again. 0k, wendy chamberlain mp, chief - minister, yet again. 0k, wendy chamberlain mp, chief whip . minister, yet again. 0k, wendyj chamberlain mp, chief whip for minister, yet again. 0k, wendy - chamberlain mp, chief whip for the liberal democrats, thank you very much. we put that question to you earlier, what do you want to hear from the prime minister at pmqs? let me read some of your responses. andy back on twitter says i have a question forjohnson, when are you going to resign? francesca says i am fed up of the latest focus, i wish the opposition gave up the fight and let this government get on with the important stuff! i understand people�*s anger but these guys have worked their backs off says francesca. this one from liz, the only thing i want to hear is his resignation. andy up north on twitter says the same thing, the only thing i want to hear from johnson is his resignation. you can keep those comments coming in, what do you want to hear, what do you expect to hear from the prime
newborn daughter of andrew and his wife rachel. talia is named for her older sister francesca known as beans who passed away a little more than a year ago after bravely battling pediatric cancer. everyone at cnn is welcoming talia with open arms, we can't wait to meet you and are so happy you're part of our family. the news continues now. this is gps, the "global public square." welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the program, secretary of state blinken offers russia what he terms a serious diplomatic path forward. >> should russia choose it. >> could it work? can invasion be avoided? i will talk to experts on the ground in ukraine, russia and