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You can't afford to fill the cat $3 trillion fighting russia without a vote? you know who's exciting about this, you of course, the people selling the weapons, including retired four-star general who is for some reason taken seriously who tweeted this image of ukrainian air defenses "nailing russian aircraft!" [laughs] there is just one problem, the image is not -- it is from a video game. a war expert retweeted it. that is how they understand for, as a video game. it is not just happening in ukraine, we have now invaded africa, too. they can't fix any of their own problems, they decided to fi...

Anti-american policy. >> sean: if we all agree -- and i believe we can't put a boot on the ground, america doesn't have the appetite, we can't solve the worlds problems, but we can help out an innocent country, a sovereign country, what would you suggest america and nato allies and western european allies ought to be doing? >> first of all, the courage -- i rode a recent piece in the bear, the lion, and the bunny rabbit. the bear is the russians. the lines have turned out, to everyone's shock, to be ukrainians. the bunny rabbit is sitting in the white house being pathetic. the ukrainians have ...

Earth we should use them for what they are for. >> greg: if you come up with certain, precise measurements, everything can be medicinal. >> i wasn't getting my jordans wet, wasn't happening. >> greg: i think we solve the worlds problems. by the way if putin got a dose, the world would change. all political leaders should do shrooms, you can quote me, i don't care. i stand by that. >> they have to be in a good mood. putin's yacht becomes heaven! >> it would be painted tie-dye all the water would be drained. >> greg: you would never invade when you're high on shrooms. up next would you still buy...

The GOP is coalescing around the notion that Democrats are stealing elections, our writers warn.

The Atlantic There’s plenty wrong in the world. Acting gloomy won’t fix any of it. ” is a weekly column by Arthur Brooks, tackling questions of meaning and happiness. Browse your social media, scroll through your Netflix documentary queue, or turn on cable television, and you will be flooded with reasons to be worried and angry about issues large and small. There is plenty wrong in the world, lots of injustice, and too much suffering. The pandemic made that clear to even the most oblivious among us. That suffering is not uniform, though. And for those who are better off, that might just...