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that personal public backing. under the british constitution that isn't the british constitution that isn't the case, the party has the mandate but it's still a question about whether we will end up with an early general election. you whether we will end up with an early general election.— general election. you are right. that question _ general election. you are right. that question is _ general election. you are right. that question is being - general election. you are right. that question is being asked i general election. you are right. i that question is being asked around this place. i think it is unlikely as things stand. 0nce borisjohnson resigns and announces it departure, the question becomes when that leader takes over and how long they have to build a new strategy for another general election. i think an election is probably a few months awake... . , , , election is probably a few months awake... ., , , , ., . awake... partly because the economic icture will awake... partly because the economic picture willjust _ awake... partly because the economic picture willjust get _ awake... partly because the economic picture willjust get worse _ awake... partly because the economic picture willjust get worse in _ awake... partly because the economic picture willjust get worse in the i picture willjust get worse in the coming months and into next year, politically the conservatives loan —— will not feel an election is advantageous. -- will not feel an election is advantageous.— -- will not feel an election is advantaueous. , , ., ., advantageous. exactly. very hard to sell our advantageous. exactly. very hard to sell your vision _ advantageous. exactly. very hard to sell your vision to _ advantageous. exactly. very hard to sell your vision to the _ advantageous. exactly. very hard to sell your vision to the electorate i sell your vision to the electorate during a cost of living crisis. in terms of where we are right now,
putin meets face-to-face with an american president? >> you know, i certainly can't envision it right now, michael. as i said, he's become an international pariah. and i can't imagine anybody, any world leader, meeting with him, unless it to negotiate his it departure from russia. so, i don't see it happening with an american president. certainly, no time in the near or mid to distant future. >> thank you for allowing me to cover so much ground in a relatively short period of time. i really appreciate it. >> you bet, thanks mike. >> admiral william mcraven. kwhar your thoughts? tweet knee at smerconish or my facebook page. what do we have. after biden's speech, i realize it's over for ukraine. sadly, we're going to watch putin plow and destroy ukraine. the world is afraid of putin. we let him do what he did for 20 plus years with no consequences.
p.j. crowley has resigned t. departure after reports he called stupid the pentagon's treatment for the u.s. soldier accused of leaking documents that appeared on the wikileaks site. also the president said he has accepted the resignation of p.j. crowley. he's served with distinction for more than three decades in uniform and as a civilian. his service is motivated by a deep devotion to public policy and diplomacy and i wish him the best. secretary michael hammer will be serving as acting assistance secretary for public affairs. p.j. crowley issued a statement saying the unauthorized disclosure of classified informations is is a crime. my comments regarding the conditions of the pretrial detention of frooift manning were intended to highlight the broader, even strategic impact of discrete actions undertaken