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ich werde sie beschützen wie meinen eigenen augap.al edition of the big game is on air. today we are talking with the most prominent american economist, political scientist, professor at columbia university, jeffrey sachs. professor sachs, we are very glad to welcome you. i think. then an even bigger victory, as public opinion polls predict in south carolina, by the way, in the state where nikki haley was governor, but according to... yes, of course, the team will gather, they will discuss how they can defeat trump, because trump is in the lead, but it’s quite difficult to do something in this situation, i think it’s unlikely that biden will be able to come up with something, so far everything is against this administration, people in america are very dissatisfied, basically they don't like the economic situation, they don't like the situation. border with mexico, the war in ukraine is clearly in favor of russia, the war in gas is also very unpopular in the united states, so the issue of foreign policy for biden is precisely the weak

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the former president needs his sportupporters to show up to wie dominating victory he says he's expecting. it's why he's headed back to iowa today to try to get out the vote. i'm dana bash. let's go behind the headlines and "inside politics." f f flz. >>> we start near valley forge, pennsylvania, where the george washington troops were there for a long time as he was leading during the revolutionary war. today it is where joe biden will make his rereelection pitch that donald trump poses an existential threat to u.s. democracy. arlette saenz is there. what are you hearing from your sources inside the campaign about what we expect to hear from the president? >> reporter: dana, president biden's advisers really view this speech as an opportunity to lay out the foundational arguments of his campaign. president biden is set to warn thats democracy is under threat and former president trump is the major reason why. they chose the anniversary of the january 6th insurrection because they believe that was an event that continues to resinate with voters with one adviser telling us that they believ

. >> the stuff residenconating wie american people is health care and the economy. i'm going to fight for you. i'm not only going to preserve what i have done, i'm not going to win an election based on what i have done. i'm going to fight for you, improve the economy. this is what i have done on health care. i have seen biden improve on the last couple of days, last couple of months or weeks but the issue is there's so much else in the news. even for the president of the united states to get attention on what he's saying in health care. we have trump in a press conference outside his courtroom. >> i am fascinated going back to trump. chri wolf blitzer pushed him on that. take a listen to this exchange. >> why should anyone take either of your criticisms of trump seriously? >> look, the issue around the voting as a convicted felon, that's a complete hypothetical, right, it's a complete hypothetical. i get that it's fodder and all that. my point is don't worry about long-term hypotheticals that you think may or may not affect the race. you got to win the votes here. i

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she likes to say when she is campaigning that in match up wie president, she wins by 17%.d, also, she has the backing, i know it is controversial but she has a money backing of the koch brothers, plus, like you said, she appeals to all sortsbr the republicans of what you would think and ideal candidate would look like. just don't understand what everyone thinks this race is over. it is not over at all. we have got to pay attention. even if you are a trump supporter, get out and vote because people love to call these things and you believe the stuff that happens in politics. greta: steven, you are calling on the democratic line. if tre election -- between the current president nikki haley, how would you vote? caller: oh, boy. you sure got me there. i would definitely consider a third party at this point. i would probably go third party. it depends who the republican nominee would end up being, but labels or someone like that, where i could make, have a more range of decisions, let me put it that way. greta: steven, thanks for watching. john, in rochester, new york. republan

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of the kingdom of saudi arabia that he is a pariah, he is more likely to choose to alignes than is wies. those are fundamental errors in understanding how these nations operate and we should never take for granted what secretary panetta said can which is we have the capacity to build alliances that deliver good things for the american people and if we get that right, america will b stronger position. >> do you have anything to add, secretary panetta? >> no, i, i agree with what mike said. it is, you know, we have in dealing with this challenge from autocracy in the world, we have several areas that represent the strength of the united states. our military power, our diplomatic power, our economic power, and our energy power. all are critical to our ability to be able to deal with these challenges that were facing the world. so on energy it just seems to me extremely important that the alliances we built in order to make sure that we're developing and independent source of energy, and that we working towards the ability to undermine russia's ability and iran's ability to control that ar

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the only one left standing is nikki haley, they are afraid to attack him and they just sayonald trump wies been the least issue focused discussion i have ever heard for any kind of ele■ictio let alone election for president. host: now there are two people standing honorable -- republican side, what you think of ron desantre you surprised? guest: god, no. i did a show thursday and they asked me about ron desantis and i said he's burnt toast, what's the point. the only place he could really have done significantly well was iowa. saw in iowa, he's been there for over a year and he has the governor eyewitness pocket. he■ r had appealed to the evangelical base but now what you see about iowa and what happens here is that in iowa, it's almost like they are just there are two evangelical groups. it turns out maga surpassed what he did. new hampshire is one of the least church states in the nation. we don't necessarily trust big government or big church so we have nowhere to go. money and frankly, he is probably the most dis-likable person running for president. &0wh running as a version of maga

and is it broken down--is there a wie it go into the permanent housing and list what is talked about there? >> in the permanent housing specifically, yeah. up at the top is where we have the links to navigate there, but i do have permanent housing already open on this tab. did you want to look at the households served for permanent housing? >> yeah. just-so you said there is over 4,000 that would be served, so that 2272-- >> the capacity. the total capacity that was sustained. i believe that was across all programs. not just [indiscernible] >> this 2200 number is the number of people served in the year- >> in this fiscal year, correct. >> in this fiscal year? >> yeah. >> some of the data we got before there were misses so the housing out of mohcd was not counted in the quarterly report and acquisitions were not included so i wanted to make sure it was comprehensive and included the housing that is outside of dhsh? >> this data is for last fiscal year, so any housing ocoh funded operating last year should have information about the households served in the housing and the count of the

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um, either maybe a little bit before our meeting so i can take a little dive in and my so i wie startinghe day with an a budget introduction where i will be reorienting reorienting you. to the sort of the bigger picture of our budget. what are our major fundinso proportionally, what are they? what are our major expenditure areas? proportionally, how significant are they for the budget? um, and i will definitely be addressing the larger question i think every time i talk about the current year budget, i also talk about year three. but but i think there's, um, a challenge in maintaining the esoteric in your mind while you are also looking at decisions that have to be made in the next six months. and we've been working really hard, i think you can tell by the number of times that i've come to the board to sort of slowly introduce this and educate concepts, then repeat, expand, repeat, expand, repeat, expand. so what we're really trying to do is build the larger story of to your point, director. so how we got here and how we solve the problem. but i think sometimes when we jump into it so qu

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