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Well pair that is my view. these are all in perfect calculations. as we look at these images i think it is important to call things what they are. an attack on the maternity ward is a war crime. i want to flashback, this is prior to that attack. we knew for certain that putin was targeting innocent civilians. there was an odd juxtaposition of remarks on march 2nd where you at the u.n. ambassador to melinda and thomas greenfield, say essentially these are war crimes. she at least described them in that term. president biden not willing to say that just yet. let s play that sound bite. we ve seen videos of russian forces moving exceptionally lethal weaponry into ukraine, which has no place on the battlefield. that includes cluster munitions and vacuum bombs, which are banned on there at the geneva ....
Saying, i won t take it. yep. it s backfired totally. it may be more than a defining moment of the campaign. it may be in the democratic process. no doubt about it. cornell, your defining moment in. it was really the ad that they put out about welfare. sort of the lie that the president was going to gut welfare. just in case folks don t remember, let s take a listen to the ad. president obama quietly announced a plan to gut welfare reform by dropping work requirement. under obama s plan you wouldn t have to work or train for a job. you just get sent your check. welfare goes back to being plain old well pair. the problem with this is, look, we ve had sort of campaigns sort of be misleading in the past. but the level of this outright lie, i think, in modern politics is unprecedented. understand how diabolical this is. this is a lie meant to empower ....
Sam. i was just i want to make the point we have gotten to a point in the campaign where we are candidates are competing on who can make it tougher for welfare recipients to get the checks. frame of the debate is very odd because by and large, the vast majority of welfare recipients desperately want to work. they would love nothing more than to be off of well pair and want to get a job. and now we are at the point of the campaign where each campaign has to say we are going to be tougher on welfare recipients as if they don t have it tough already. primary soft a bit. they are in there it is also this idea that somehow this is a huge part of the federal budget. i think it is something like 5%. i m going on welfare. that s into career plan. pro-obama priorities, usa. i m first. released this ad today. this is pro-obama. helping to bring the conversation back to bain. when mitt romney closed the plant i lost my health care. and my family lost their health care. and short tim ....
The purpose became i want my kids to be able to do things we weren t able to do. it was never to be a senator or actor or athlete. whatever we desired. i think that is really a testament to america. sean: you talk about the night you re elected senator and you watched your mother walk up the stairs. just before you gave your speech. tell everybody about that. that night was her birthday. i thought about what a different place that was just three, four decades before. my mom born into a family that struggled. my grandfather did okay for a while. overnight lost his job running a railroad stop and thrown into poverty because he was a disabled man n rural cuba in 1940s there was no unemployment. no well pair, no food stamps. there was is that you got up and got work you can find in the hopes of getting money to feed your kids and he was disabled. there wasn t a lot of work around fr a disabled man back during that time. ....
Circumstances. they didn t know the language, didn t have much education. the purpose became i want my kids to be able to do things we weren t able to do. it was never to be a senator or actor or athlete. whatever we desired. i think that is really a testament to america. sean: you talk about the night you re elected senator and you watched your mother walk up the stairs. just before you gave your speech. tell everybody about that. that night was her birthday. i thought about what a different place that was just three, four decades before. my mom born into a family that struggled. my grandfather did okay for a while. overnight lost his job running a railroad stop and thrown into poverty because he was a disabled man n rural cuba in 1940s there was no unemployment. no well pair, no food stamps. there was is that you got up and got work you can find in the hopes of getting money to feed your kids and he was disabled. ....