And then, this. you know, he threatened me at one point and said, you know, boris, i don t want to hurt you, but with a missile, it would only take a minute or something like that, you know. you know, jolly. but i think from the very relaxed tone that he was taking the sort of air of detachment that he seemed to have, he was just playing along with my attempts to get him to negotiate. a spokesman for the kremlin denied mrjohnson s account, saying there had been no threats to use missiles. translation: what mr| johnson said is not true. more specifically, it is a lie. a week after the phone call, the defence secretary flew to moscow to meet russian military chiefs, where he said he lied to him about their plans for ukraine. i remember saying to minister shoigu that they will fight. and he said, my mother s
From president putin. i get back from kyiv and the following day, i ve got putin on the blower again. and this is a very long call, and a most extraordinary call. he was being very, very familiar. mrjohnson told him invading ukraine would mean more nato forces on his border. he said, boris, you say that ukraine is not going tojoin nato any time soon, he said it in english, any time soon. what is any time soon? and i said, well, it s not going to join nato for the foreseeable future. and then this. you know, he sort of, he threatened me at one point and said, you know, boris, i don t want to hurt you, but with a missile, it would only take a minute, or something like that, you know. you know, jolly. but i think from the very relaxed tone that he was taking, the sort of air of detachment that he seemed to have, he was just playing along with my attempts
But with a missile, it would only take a minute or something like that, you know. you know, jolly. but i think from the very relaxed tone that he was taking the sort of air of detachment that he seemed to have, he was just playing along with my attempts to get him to negotiate. the following week, the defence secretary flew to moscow to meet russian military chiefs, where, he says, they lied to him about their plans for ukraine. i remember saying to minister shoigu that they will fight. and he said, my mother s ukrainian you know, they won t. he also said he had no intention of invading. i think that would be vranyo in the russian language. vranyo, i think is a sort of demonstration of bullying or strength, which is i m going to lie to you. you know, i m lying. i know you know i m lying and i m
And this is a very long call and a most extraordinary call. he was being very, very familiar. mrjohnson told him invading ukraine would mean more nato forces on his border. he said, boris, you say that ukraine is not going to join nato any time soon. he said it in english any time soon . what is any time soon? and i said, well, it s not going to join nato for the foreseeable future. and then, this. you know, he threatened me at one point and said, you know, boris, i don t want to hurt you, but with a missile, it would only take a minute or something like that, you know. you know, jolly. but i think from the very relaxed tone that he was taking the sort of air of detachment that he seemed to have, he was just playing along with my
And this is a very long call and a most extraordinary call. he was being very, very familiar. mrjohnson told him invading ukraine would mean more nato forces on his border. he said, boris, you say that ukraine is not going to join nato any time soon. he said it in english any time soon . what is any time soon? and i said, well, it s not going to join nato for the foreseeable future. and then, this. you know, he threatened me at one point and said, you know, boris, i don t want to hurt you, but with a missile, it would only take a minute or something like that, you know. you know, jolly. but i think from the very relaxed tone that he was taking the sort of air of detachment that he seemed to have, he was just playing along with my attempts to get him to negotiate.
Ukraine won and russia lost. that s why we re supporting them. neil: very black and white goal. it says it all. boris johnson, the former british prime minister said that vladimir putin had threatened to target him with a missile attack. i want you to react to exactly what boris johnson had said. this is boris johnson. i got to take what former boris, i don t want to hurt you with a missile it would take a minute. you know, jolly. but i think from the very relaxed tone that he was taking, the sort of air of detachment that he had, he wa. neil: many have questioned t
I remember when charles and diana brought harry out but on a wing in and hospital the day he was born. and watching the jolly, that red haired boy, always with a smile on his face, until that day, when he was made to walk behind that coffin, which was barbaric. but also, keeping in the tradition of this family, which is more than a family, they are the state. so, that is the issue. i think the british people are going to have to come to grips with that. and i think it s what harry, and what she showed him in that interview, harry s challenging this. and this is really the conflict and the clashes are going to come in the british body of politics. it s also interesting, the whole notion of the air and despair, which has been in tabloid headlines, and, fact ryan is obviously a tabloid catnip. prince charles, and i asked this, we did not include it in
this would require a healthy majority of the democratic caucus to instead of voting for hakeem jeffries, come and vote for the likes of fred upton as well as pulling over a few of the more moderate republicans to vote for the former republican congressman colleague. when you re talking about this, you just had the conversation with brian fitzpatrick who is the current co-chair of the problem solvers caucus, well, he said if these hard-liners are not going to back kevin mccarthy, they need to say this and that s when alternatives needs to be looked at and potentially fred upton could be that. he was before leaving yesterday the vice chair of the problem solvers caucus. so congressman jolly, what s up? are you going to throw your hat in the ring? look, i ve been on this upton scenario for a couple of months now. i think it s possible. but let s be very realistic about how you get there. there are three scenarios. the first is, kevin mccarthy gets this done. something happens in the next few days.
But it just works because it s an acknowledgment of the kid in all of us. and what would you like for christmas? santa has traditionally been depicted in film and tv as a jolly, fat, white man. hey, man, you ain t santa claus. over the years, we ve had debates about what santa should look like, what he can look like. what makes you think this isn t santa claus? because santa claus ain t black, he s white. and so even though we have the jeffersons, which was a revolutionary show at its time, 34 years later black-ish, another revolutionary show, has a similar episode. and there s still this expectation that santa should be white. there s only one santa. mm-hmm. but daddy wants to be one of santa s helpers, isn t that nice? but we ll still get our presents from the real santa, right? the white one? until we get to the point where it s not surprising to see a black or an asian or a latino santa, we re still going to be having this conversation.