UN Secretary General warns of re-emerging danger of nuclear war on anniversary of Hiroshima's bombing
UN Secretary General warns of re-emerging danger of nuclear war on anniversary of Hiroshima's bombing
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UN Secretary General warns of re-emerging danger of nuclear war on anniversary of Hiroshima's bombing
Could get in this senate environment but then republicans are now on the verge in some cases, like in arizona, and have already nominated people -- candidates that are flawed and that are struggling in these races already. so, that's why i think democrats are feeling a little bit better today, but there are a few more seven-week periods between now and november, so we'll see what happens. >> and i think also republicans have, you know, the combination of the dobbs decision, the two tragic mass shootings, and the hearings, and trump re-emerging in a big way in our politics, i think, has also gi...
The next week or two. cornyn is not going to go ahead with his plan with the nra. he is the one who democrats say we want to talk to him. cornyn potentially has the ability, the bar is low, to bring together some combination of background check and red flag. and i think what's different about this moment, i think there is a difference. it happened in texas. in florida, where rick scott is the head of the senatorial committee, there is a red flag law and he is open to a federal red flag law. >> and they also raised the age in florida after parkland to 21. >> it wasn't that long ago, remember, t...
Surprised. there was an awful lot watching all around the world on social media who were wondering what was happening, there was that incident of simone biles walking away after the initial vault, leaving the arena for a time, collecting her thoughts on re—emerging. we did not know whether she would continue until we got the statement from us gymnastics saying she was pulling out of the tournament, but she stayed on and cheered on her team—mates to their silver medal and we got the quotes afterwards from her, talking about the pressure that she has been feeling and that she didn't feel qui...
Unfortunately beyond because we are not out yet. if osama bin laden as well as al-qaeda had chosen to launch an attack when they left saudi arabia out of yemen, would we have ever gone to afghanistan? even though the taliban completely control afghanistan at the time, will we have ever gone? i know it is not fair to ask you that question is rhetorical, but raise your hand if you think we should have gone and given up thousands of lives and tens of thousands of wounded? our interests and going was to prevent al-qaeda from re—emerging, first to get bin laden, wipe out al-qaeda in afghanistan, ...