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foundational failure you do not want that guy to leave the sta state. it's the basic thing i don't know where it comes from. because look he is a smart intelligent person. so us, harassment to end up speaking in this bizarre way. >> because of the speechwriters for not understanding what they're actually talking about or how it influences people. she is the person has been put in charge of the border but has yet to visit the border. he talks about the importance of education and helping the middle-class. and strategically and consistently does the exact opposite of it. they'd like to give you a word salad because they do not want to get to the content of what their actual policy is precooked is probably right. we have to leave it there. just wanted to play we didn't have time to discuss the play this which i enjoyed this morning from maryland governor larry cogan about the gop presidential primary. >> we talked about ron desantis coming in. he has been trying to out tromp
foundational failure you do not want that guy to leave the sta state. it's the basic thing i don't know where it comes from. because look he is a smart intelligent person. so us, harassment to end up speaking in this bizarre way. >> because of the speechwriters for not understanding what they're actually talking about or how it influences people. she is the person has been put in charge of the border but has yet to visit the border. he talks about the importance of education and helping the middle-class. and strategically and consistently does the exact opposite of it. they'd like to give you a word salad because they do not want to get to the content of what their actual policy is precooked is probably right. we have to leave it there. just wanted to play we didn't have time to discuss the play this which i enjoyed this morning from maryland governor larry cogan about the gop presidential primary. >> we talked about ron desantis coming in. he has been trying to out tromp trumpet that is not going to
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they have been particularly looking for something called a tacos, and american launch rocket system, with a range of 300 km. currently, the longest range they have is about 80 km in a system called high marks, which i've got to say they have made incredible use of. the storm shadow has a range of up to, we believe, 250 km. and as your correspondent said before i came on, this is going to give ukrainians the crucial ability to attack russian positions and logistic chains far behind the front line on occupied territory, and that includes ukraine. it could even see the cursed bridge coming into play. even see the cursed bridge coming into -la. ,, ., , even see the cursed bridge coming into nla . ,, ., , ., into play. strategically, what difference — into play. strategically, what difference does _ into play. strategically, what difference does that - into play. strategically, what difference does that make? | into play. strategically, what - difference does that make? well strategically _ difference does that make? well strategically and _ difference does that make? -ii strategically and makes a very big difference. ukraine is obviously
chosen to focus on it is giving ukraine an opportunity to bleed them while they build up their own forces for this, what we assume will be a counter offensive sometime when their conditions are set. a military doctrine, we would call it an economy of full. of course the ukrainians are suffering terrible casualties there, but they have been able to hang on bakhmut without having to commit these armoured formations they have been building up formations they have been building up in training. strategically, in the end, ukraine, i believe will get a big payoff because of the sacrifice of the soldiers in bakhmut. sacrifice of the soldiers in itakhmut-_ sacrifice of the soldiers in bakhmut. , ., ., sacrifice of the soldiers in bakhmut. , ., . , ., bakhmut. given therefore what you have said, bakhmut. given therefore what you have said. why _ bakhmut. given therefore what you have said, why doesn't _ bakhmut. given therefore what you have said, why doesn't russia - bakhmut. given therefore what you have said, why doesn't russia justl have said, why doesn't russia just simply say it is not worth the cost in resources, human lives and pull out, and even hearing from ukraine saying the whole point of bakhmut is to keep the enemy there. um? saying the whole point of bakhmut is to keep the enemy there.— to keep the enemy there. why are the still to keep the enemy there. why are they still there? _ to keep the enemy there. why are they still there? you _ to keep the enemy there. why are they still there? you have - to keep the enemy there. why are they still there? you have put - to keep the enemy there. why are | they still there? you have put your finger right on the biggest vulnerability the russians are
facility was killed, according to the authorities there. here in kyiv, the mayor said five people were wounded in this district as a result of this attack. we are seeing that russia is stepping up these air strikes, targeting places away from the front lines, as the ukrainian authorities say they are finishing their plans for this much anticipated counteroffensive to try to take back territory that is now under russian occupation. and if we can just focus on bakhmut for a second, can you give us a sense of where the war is going there because we have heard that the wagner group boss has now got what he asked for, which is more ammunition, but strategically, bakhmut does not have a clear importance, so what is actually happening there? we know that the russian forces have made some progress there in bakhmut and they...
nationalism. i was shocked when he said there's not a problem with white supremacy in this country. i was. >> i guess, look, i think tucker can do a lot of explaining on a lot of things. but the idea it's dishonorable to jump a guy and white men don't do dishonorable things, i don't need a dictionary for that, it seems clear to me. but katherine, you made an interesting point about the fox landscape here. they're inside of a publicly traded company with shareholders, a board of directors. they have to do something to show that they're not just going to write this massive, almost a billion dollar check and no heads roll. so maybe tucker carlson is the head that had to roll. >> i guess. i think fox news is in a tricky position strategically. they're almost a victim of a strategy they pioneered, to cast the rest of the media as the
they are inside of a publicly traded company. they have shareholders, they have a board of directors. they have to do something to show that they're not going to write this massive, almost a billion dollar check. and now heads roll. so maybe tucker carlson is the head that had to road. >> i think fox news is in a tricky position, strategically, they're almost a victim of a strategy that they themselves pioneered. which is to cast the rest of the media as the establishment, the mainstream, they are the sole truth teller and they are, the only ones who are willing to give you the unvarnished, and corrupted truth which, sometimes fears on the side of conspiracy theorizing. if you're saying something but no one else is saying sometimes that's what it turns into. since then, since they were founded in the 90s, they have become the incumbent. they have become the establishment. if you look at the ratings they have many more viewers than other cable networks. and so it is very hard for them to maintain that same tradition-ing. meanwhile, there been a number of upstart media organizations that have copied the same strategy but basically have out praise eat the crazies. and you have oann, and newsmax, and some of these