Ukraine and even though it took a while to get the legislation through i was confident that the right thing was going to happen because anytime you see that type of support on both sides of the aisle for a cause? congress will find a way to get things done, which is what they did in this case, because it s the right thing to do. and ukraine matters, wolf, as you know, not just for ukraine. ukraine s purposes alone, not for europe alone. it matters for to us. and it matters to the entire globe. so we have to make sure that putin doesn t have the ability to trample ukraine. because as the president said, there s a good chance almost certain that putin won t stop there. he will continue to move forward in other acts of aggression so clearly, from your perspective, mr. secretary, the stakes for the us in this war in ukraine are enormous right now, right they are enormous for the u.s.
Isn t going back to trump. and it just is yeah. david as we re kind of having this conversation, i do want to bring in there s some new swing-state pulling out from flux news this morning. and sarah is suggesting there might be a lot of voters out there who after january 6 just can t do it. there are some striking numbers in virginia which biden won. i believe, by ten points. yeah. yeah and now it shows it 48, 48 obviously registered voters, margin of error of 3% there. what, what is this yeah, i it is not the only poll that has showed virginia within the margin of error, but it is the most recent and reputable one that we have. that s an astonishing number of seeing that is going to sentence some chills in wilmington down the spine of the folks working there. because if you look at where the biden campaign right now is targeting and advertising, virginia is not currently on the list. if there s another poll, if this is not a one-off and we see this repeated trust me, they re going to start out
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What was described as more robust training for var officials. now, whether or not that is enough to convince wolves in the long term and also many fans who have grave misgivings about this technology remains to be seen. and interestingly, the football supporters association today also issued their own statement, and they said that enormous changes were now required. and they said that two thirds of the fans that they had surveyed had lost faith in var. but thanks to that vote today, for now, it s here to stay. our sports editor dan roan there. just before we go, a reminder of our top story. scenes of wild celebrations in dallas as the united states stunned pakistan at cricket s t20 world cup to make it two wins out of two. the match went down to a super over and the usa prevailed to pull off one of the sport s biggest shocks. there we go. you can get more on that story as well as all the rest of the day s sports news
harris: the prosecution has rested their case in hunter biden s federal gun trial. ten witnesses over 3 1/2 days including an f.b.i. agent, d.e.a. agent and some of the first son s former romantic partners. that s one word for them. they were doing drugs. hallie biden was one of them. hu hunter s ex-girlfriend detailed finding his gun and who threw it out in a grocery store trash bin and hunter introduced her, she testified, to drugs as they were both battling with that and he was battling with addiction, heavy drug use. hunter arrived just ahead of court on this day five of trial earlier. first lady jill biden is back with him for support today. she made a long trip. she was able to be in normandy yesterday and there today. a few minutes left of the trial s 20-minute break and when
Republican predecessor do you? no, i expect so because what president reagan said with such prescient was that america cannot be safe. just by giving into bullies, giving into those who wish to change the dynamics of the international world order through force and he was making a speech there. he was talking about the soviet union. he talked about how the soviet union yes. helped during world war ii. and even liberating that part of the european continent. but stayed in europe as he said, unwanted, uninvited, an unyielding the thing with reagan that is so consequential is that he then went on and found a partner, mps having signaled their that he was looking for a partner in peace in the soviet union. he found one mikhail gorbachev and then took the whole process over the line and then you had with these two partners american andrew and serve unit the two superpowers were able to end are communism. and
You can raise taxes. none of the parties seem to want to go there. do you think the public understand what is at stake here? to the understand the options in front of them? i think so too a certain degree but at the amount of cuts or the amount of increase of taxes is not something really focus on. that kind of detail tends to be lost. instead it is the broad stories, the narratives that tend people to concentrate on. that is why these debates can be important for setting the agenda over the next few days. rather than the 90 minutes in which it is actually happening. i the 90 minutes in which it is actually happening. the 90 minutes in which it is actually happening. i don t mean this as any actually happening. i don t mean this as any disrespect actually happening. i don t mean this as any disrespect to - actually happening. i don t mean this as any disrespect to the i this as any disrespect to the smallest parties but i did have to familiarise myself with the leadership of plaid cymru and the greens and i m a bit of a political nerd so for a lot of people out there tonight, this will be an introduction. irate there tonight, this will be an introduction. there tonight, this will be an introduction. ~ :: :: ., introduction. we saw in 2010 that nick clea . introduction. we saw in 2010 that nick clegg was introduction. we saw in 2010 that nick clegg was an introduction. we saw in 2010 that nick clegg was an introduction i introduction. we saw in 2010 that nick clegg was an introduction to | nick clegg was an introduction to many people then so i imagine that some of the participants will be hoping to get this kind of exposure
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Good politicians do think about how they look and how they come across. and that might make it shallow. but you know. no, but not nigel farage, his version of a blow dry as a pint like. an optics matter in politics. so, you know, newscasters, i hope nobody s offended for us talking about people s looks. but it is of course, it s important, you know, and the. keir starmer i m going to take my jacket off and do this speech without a jacket and a tie or rishi sunak i m going to do this clip in my little cashmere woollen half zip number over a work shirt, which i have now. can you explain that to me? i don t go for that. look, there s quite a lot of, you know, blokes do go for that and i don t get it. but i, i had i digress. no, but i went into it. i was in the city of london for lunch the other day there. no, not with like a city type.
That s all he thinks about. he s obsessed with it. and he s only in this campaign to try to regain power and he will break the law to do it so that he can get out of trouble. he was talking about some policy, some border policies in his most recent campaign, stop along with other issues. i know certainly you disagree with him on that policy, but he did spend some time on it quentin fulks. thank you so much for being with us. we do appreciate it thank you. now, i want to bring in former republican congressman charlie dent charlie, you heard biden there and what a backdrop there. he was evoking the bravery of american soldiers on d-day. he was urging america and the world to protect freedom, defend them for see a clear contrast to trump, even if he didn t use his name, what do you think? who do you think? i should say this speech was intended for well, it s certainly the speech was intended for the american public to try to raise, or elevate the issue of democracy. of course, with the backdrop of normandy and point point, the hock or the greatest