Appoint a special prosecutor to prosecute fanny and nathan? well, this is a complete farce. we all know it. everyone who cares about impartial justice should be shouting to shut all of this down the state of georgia shouldn t send one cent to fulton county so long as willis is on search and destroy mission. this passes for justice on a political party by any means necessary. none of in is normal. you know what a normal campaign would be? it would be if we had a president who could actually debate his chief political opponent on the issues that really matter to the voters. but, come on, president mumbles can t and he won t debated next fall. doesn t matter hot nominee is. in what was billed as one of his first major speeches of the 2024 campaign, biden didn t even bother trying to argue that his economic policies are making your lives better. he can t. instead, he went to a black
Appoint a special prosecutor to prosecute fanny and nathan? well, this is a complete farce. we all know it. everyone who cares about impartial justice should be shouting to shut all of this down. the state of georgia shouldn t send one cent to fulton county so long as willis is on search and destroy mission. this passes for justice on a political party by any means necessary. none of in is normal. you know what a normal campaign would be? it would be if we had a president who could actually debate his chief political opponent on the issues that really matter to the voters. but, come on, president mumbles can t and he won t debate next fall. doesn t matter hot nominee is. in what was billed as one of his first major speeches of the 2024 campaign, biden didn t even bother trying to argue that his economic policies are making your lives better. he can t. instead, he went to a black
Real concerns that tensions could spill over now and for flashpoints right around the region including in lebanon. just to reiterate what we have heard from the hezbollah chief saying in that speech today that all of lebanon would be exposed if the group did not react to that assassination earlier this week in beirut. let s get the thoughts of professor nathanj brown, senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. thank you for being with us, nathan. we have talked this week about the potential for those flashpoints to spill over. we are getting a sense of how quickly this conflict could change. both comments there from hezbollah s chief saying that current operations at the south of its borders open a historic opportunity for lebanon to liberate the land occupied by israel. this could change and it could change very quickly, couldn t it? , ~ . ., , , ., it? yes, i think it could. ness ran a s rhetoric