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jority leader chuck schumer stressed the importance of approving border security and foreign aid bl to aistaine and israels discussions continue off the floor with bipartisan senators. following senator schumer, mitch mcconnell on funding for ukraine

now we're ramping up protection there to aist in a group of to acquire close to 1000 interceptors foratteries. one example how allies are stepping up to refill their own stock for ukraine in the future. we just have to stand by ukraine and at some stage russia will understand they are paying a two high-priced and sit down a and e need to justify peace. but we need to stand by ukraine. >> you also secretary general of nato produce intelligence that we heardhi this morning that russia has lost like more than 200 soldiers, half of their tanks in -- >> 300,000. >> say that again? >> 300,000. >> 300,000, yeah, and half of their tanks, and half of their tanks. of course also having severe impact on the economy. but with what you are hearing also as secretary general of nato, or the russians aware, do you think, that this war did not go as planned and are aware of all the casualties and, you know, for nation that has lost half of her tanks and 300,000 soldiers, that's not a minor thing. is there something happening in russia, or is it just not? >> i'm very careful predicting about both have

were coming around.ley trump campaign have been relying a lot on the volunteer network of grassroots aistir neighbors and their friends. there is an argument to be made that maybe that is just as effective as paying someone to knock on strangers doors. we will se whose ground game paid off, who's able to get voters or caucus-goers to come out on monday in unprecedented conditions. host: after iowa we have learned that the florida governor said he will vote -- go right from iowa to south carolina. why that move? >> well, traditional you would go to new hampshire. that is what you'll see the rest of them doing. donald trump has scheduled a relic, nikki haley will be in new hampshire immediately after iowa. but ron desantis ignored new hampshire for most of this -- as a result he is not pulling -- polling very well. strategy by their campaign to show that he has a better chance in south carolina. so they are really going to go all in on south carolina. they are not going to catch up with nikki haley in new hampshire because that is a lost cause. there is a little over a week until the new ha

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and i'd make a point in the book to say, you know, i'm not a therapist here or aist. and i'm not saying that this trailblazer is comprehensive of all everyone's experiences, all at once. but what i did think was important, is, you know, we can't heal from what we don't name. and there's a lot of the gen experience that is centered seems to be centered around imposter syndrome and that idea but so much that unfolds throughout our lives that is has not been put under an umbrella to understand oh, wait this this kind risk taking or this pontification or this guilt on in my life, like this is all coming from a similar place, but there so i wanted with the trailblazer told start having that conversation that these this is all a composite of experience that we can kind of look back at and understand in a way that is connected it starts even before we're born. i mean the first trailblazer toll component that i talk about is invisible inheritances, which are these emotional inheritance is that our drumbeats throughout our and and it at harvard when i actually first heard abou

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justice sotomayor: i counted over, i thin--ot i -- the solicitor general or someone has given aist ofhich the court has used the chevron approach and interpreted what the law was. your overruling chroputs a question to all those 77 cases. martinez: no, your honor, i think is it's stare decisis now? rtez: right. so -- justice sotomayor: until the agency does something else? and then peoe n come back because it's not stare decisis anymore? martinez: so i think, with t to the effects of -- of applying normal rules of construction here instead of chevron, i'd say two things. rst of all, the 70 holdings or whatever, the bottom-lin holdings in those cases would get stare desi so they would not be undermined. so there's cvulsive change of the law with respect to that. justice sotoyo i don't understand how that happens. once you have a new approach, i'm not sure. martinez: i -- justicmayor: but let me move on to the second part of my question, icis the cases that come to the court are y e ye we've barely referenced chevron. and do you know what the breakup is? how often have we consistentlyhe

jority leader chuck schumer stressed the importance of approving border security and foreign aid bl to aistaine and israels discussions continue off the floor with bipartisan senators. following senator schumer, mitch mcconnell on funding for ukraine to fight off russia. >> mr. president, well, the latest ground of ukrainian security assistance was a $250 million package that included 155 millimeter rounds, anti-aircraft missiles and other critical weapons that have been crucial to ukraine on the battlefield. that announcement was made on december 27th. that's 28 days ago, four weeks. since then, no more aid, no more aid has been sent to ukraine. and there won't be more unless congress acts. in the meantime, it's been reported that russia is beginning to restock its own supplies with help from north korea, including north korean missiles. right now senate negotiators on both sides are working furiously to approve another round of ukraine aid by finalizing our national security supplemental package. this package would not only deliver a lifeline to ukraine. it would secure our border, send a