as what europe is today, which is, as i've said many times before, including on this show post national, post christian post historical and so on. and russia is the ideological enemy. russia is by its very existence, a threat to the european ideology, because russia, of course is the opposite of all those things. and if one country can be seen to be doing the opposite of being post historical and post national and so on, then that is a french to the ideology. because ideology cannot bear a counter ideology to exist. a, i did, i underestimate the role of the europeans, they are in this up to the next. and they want it for the same reasons because they are on the same ideological line. as for example, if i can administration in washington, all right, on that point gentlemen, we're going to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on russia in europe. same with ah, a double alex. she's just gonna be on the left in columbia. nobody but i just bought a level that he thought yeah. real name is logical law school of college. cool with which? yeah, it is public. if

ideologically as what europe is today, which is, as i've said many times before, including on this show post national host, christian post historical and so on. and russia is the ideological enemy. russia is by its very existence, a threat to the european ideology, because russia, of course is the opposite of all those things. and if one country can be seen to be doing the opposite of being post historical and post national and so on, then that is a french to the ideology. because ideology cannot bear a counter ideology to exist. a also i did, i underestimate the role of the europeans, they are in this up to the next. and they want it for the same reasons because they are on the same ideological line. as the, for example, if i can administration in washington, all right, on that point gentlemen, we're going to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on russia in europe. same with with hulu in who needs to come to the russian state to never. i'd tied as i'm torn and ignore some scheme, diversity, him and i can also send up a within the 55 when. okay, so mine is gro

to provide weapons to ukraine, you can buy a stamp at post offices and the online store of the national postm the sale also go to those benefactors who help our military, let's listen a stamp quote is not just a small work of art that recorded an event, a person and an idea, their main purpose is to send letters, to convey messages. this is exactly what we want to do with this company, to send messages to the leaders of countries and representatives of international organizations . director general of the post office of lithuania on this news , i finish talking about money during the war, i am oleksandr marchenko, i say goodbye, the big broadcast continues, vasyl, i pass the word to you, thank you for the money in time he told us about the war well, actually, i continued to talk about money, about big money, but especially for an average ukrainian, so much money, what was this money spent on and how, well , at least as of now, it was already worth a career for one ukrainian official, now about money and about this official so council

ideologically as what europe is today, which is, as i've said many times before, including on this show post national, i was christian, post historical and so on. and russia is the ideological enemy. russia is my, it's very existence, the threat to the european ideology. because russia, of course, is the opposite of all those things. and if one country can be seen to be doing the opposite of being post historical and post national and so on, then that is a threat to the ideology. because ideology cannot bear a counter ideology to exist a. so i did, i underestimate the role of the europeans, they are in this up to the next. and they want it for the same reasons because they are on the same ideological line as the for example, if i can administration in washington, all right, i'll that point gentlemen, we're going to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on russia in europe, same with ah, a wrong one. i just don't a whole new world yet to see how this thing becomes the answer to an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose t

the national post was hostile to our reporting for a long time because they thought it would get the paper in trouble and cost catherine graham the washington post because they do not believe it. the national letter actually tried to take the story away from us because they thought we were doing a bad job. ben bradlee stopped him and harry wilson put me in charge of the coverage. >> it's important to remember that on the pentagon papers with nixon and kissinger what they were doing, really it had nothing to do with the nixon administration in terms of the vietnam war. those are papers about johnson and kennedy on that. another thing is i had dinner last night with a very interesting man that knows all of this stuff, he told me that the 29th -- between 1932 and 1972, there were anything -- anywhere from 125 to 300 lakh back operations a year. -- black back operations a year. they're in the church report, this black back operation. the only reason i mentioned it, it surely isn't a defense but, when you look at nixon living through his senate years, going to the vice president years and

post live. on the national security reporter with the washington post and am thrilled to be joined here today by sergiy kyslytsya, the ukrainian abbasid to the united nations discussed the worn ukraine, the international response and prospects for peace. ambassador, welcome to washington post live. thank you so much for joining us. we always want to hear from you, our audience. you can share your thoughts and questions for our guest. ambassador let's dive in. is a lot to discuss. i wanted to start with the biden administration's decision to provide medium-range rocket systems to ukraine. it is a new step that is been taken before. i would like to ask you what significance do you see in this provision of the system, a new system to ukraine and what do you think it says about the you've all -- about the overall western response to the conflict. amb. kyslytsya: i think it has a very fundamental impact and importance, what we currently observe and our colleague to washington dc said in one of the public statements, these particular artillery do well in the eastern front. there are some very limited

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b knew from being an imperial industrial nation to a post imperial post industrial nation. that time it's often struggle to find its place in the world. but queen elizabeth, i think as being a solid constant through all the facts and being constant, it's something that she has taken very seriously in her role as the monarch. but you know, to give you an idea of the changes that she's seeing the span of time that we're talking about. right. and she is been there for 14 us presidents. she's minimal. one. she's been there for 14 u. k prime ministers. first, who is winston churchill? and the 2nd pass bell and his prime minister, but he was a time leader, but she is also in 90. 97, she launched, publishes for special websites in 2014, she sent her tweet 2019. she published instagram, vice giving you an idea of the kind of, you know, that the technological changes would have happened. right. she's very hard working . she'd be on a 154 visits to you over a 100 different countries. she said 112 statement that she sent over 300000 congratulate to records for you guys. citizens reach

we must select people who are very capable and patriotic for government positions for various posts in national state companies. the same applies to the election of deputies, of course, as the head of state, and they cannot directly influence the outcome of parliamentary elections. my task is to create such a political atmosphere in which people worthy of ability could find their place in our society, and could optimistically look into the future, and people who have just been born have grown up and are entering, so to speak, into youthful maturity. one might think that they have a future in this country and still have a future, like because of chewing gum or very, if one of the goals of the second republic is justice, then, for example, will it be fair. and why take it away and share it, is it possible to find some new injustice in the search for a new justice, of course , such a danger exists. i understand very well the background of your question, nevertheless, i created a commission that deals with the return of state ownership of those assets that were illegally privatized at one time. and

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joining us now is michael shear, the national political correspondent for the washington post.or your time tonight. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> you wrote about a number of different donor groups in some of their priorities and what they are spending on today. i am focused and on this bit of a reporting related to read hoffman and his efforts, because i feel that doomsday scenario that he is describing the billionaire donors is a think that a lot of people in the left and center, and even not trump republicans have been talking about as an inevitability for the country ahead of 2024. it sounds like there is a lot of overlap between the elite donor composition here and the kind of word on the street for people who care about politics. you get the sense that that is fair? >> i think i was surprised reporting this story how broad that concern was among the donor community. i focused on reeves presentation because it was so recent and stark. but if you go through all the big donor groups on the democratic side, these are mostly groups that cold donations for nonprofits. a

national elections. these interview by "washington post" national political reporter eugene scotch. after words is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> and greg, it is so good to have you here with us to talk about this book is such an important moment in our political history in the state of georgia. i have been fan for a while. obviously foley quite a bit on social media pretty to an honor told to ask you these questions we cannot fit into tweets. cronk john it's good to be here thank you for having me. >> can you tell people not familiar with you, who you are and what you do? and how you got to this position? >> yes greg bluestein i am here a metro atlanta native i grew up north of the city but i wanted to be at journalist since fourth grade. had really jumped into starting in high school but was editor of the school newspaper, university of georgia where he first started covering governor brian kemp. he was east candidate running against incumbent democrat back then when democrats ruled the state and

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post live. on the national security reporter with the washington post and am thrilled to be joined here today by sergiy kyslytsya, the ukrainian abbasid to the united nations discussed the worn ukraine, the international response and prospects for peace. ambassador, welcome to washington post live. thank you so much for joining us. we always want to hear from you, our audience. you can share your thoughts and

well, irish civilization does not look like the civilization of any regiments from colonial nations, because any postly civilization people who were part of the imperial body, such as ukrainians or irish, it is always a conflict of identity when the settlements with the communists do not join the same rada chornovol said well, what he already meant is that it is very difficult to be in the same parliament for people some of whom have an identity with ukrainians or others with an identity for the little russians as part of the world of another state, it is really very difficult for them to work in the same parliament because it implies that they will work with completely different state national attitudes, i always said that no one must think that this identity conflict can end peacefully, it was a huge mistake, and i only now hope that those people who have a pronounced imperial identity in our country, who until february 24, 2020 believed that ukraine is a part of the russian world of russian civilization, that they will either get rid of this illusions, or at least they will not impose it on others

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to a post imperial post industrial nation. how rain really has been a kind of stabilizing and solidifying force. what has been, oftentimes a multi with time and we have a guest now who can take a bit deeper into that. he is richard williams and he's a seasoned royal commentator. watch richer. how would you sum up the 70 s elizabeth right. i think you're absolutely right. spring you say what she has been the one constant indicates of change as role has changed so drastically low family. and now the countries try me of what fun calls soft. paula, a royal visitor roared, for example, the queen's visit to ion and in 2011 put the seal on the peace process. the royal family linked with the commonwealths, but particularly the queen as head of the commonwealth. there is significant, especially considering ways she has nurtured an organization which grew out of the with empower, includes wonder of much a beat which one full which is college, has britain has changed post wrecks and undoubtedly a very different status in the world. the m

national elections. these interview by "washington post" national political reporter eugene scotch.er words is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> and greg, it is so good to have you here with us to talk about this book is such an important moment in our political history in the state of georgia. i have been fan for a while. obviously foley quite a bit on social media pretty to an honor told to ask you these questions we cannot fit into tweets. cronk john it's good to be here thank you for having me. >> can you tell people not familiar with you, who you are and what you do? and how you got to this position?

we look at the challenges facing well cut post nation so united states us any advance rocket systems to ukraine. they all the most significant weapons sent to washing, said by washington, i should say, since russia's invasion in february at the, by the ministration has been careful to say the missiles will have limited range. and washington added that, keith, we'll use the rockets to stop russian advances on ukrainian territory. and the ukraine has agreed that they will not be used on targets inside russia. hydro castro has more now from washing it does allow the ukrainian military to extend its range resist, which is what it has been requesting from the u. s. this package is said to include the high mobility artillery rockets system, which has a range of some 80 kilometers. this is going to be part of a package that total some $7800000000.00. we'll also include more helicopters, war tillery, and more tactical vehicles. those details will be announced by the white house on wednesday, but president joe biden previewed there's an op ed that was published in the new york times. and in a

we will remain focused on the most serious, long term challenge to the national order that's posted by the people's republic of china. china is the only country with both the intent to reshape the international water. and increasingly, the economic, diplomatic, military and technological power to do it. when executive, deena chung young university one when believes washington's attempts to pitts europe against china as they see it is unlikely to paraphrase. now a singer, it's very odd. clearly that western sections against russia have failed. now do you at his thesis 6 help from you? look at to contain china, which just only fax, the weakness, aubrianna, united states. again. although the usa spewed a number one economy and a number one industry power to us cannot even conquer afghanistan. we the strengths and all for each one country. therefore the biter and patricia wanted to. ready rebuilt the allies system in the past a year and a half hoping to consolidate the western g. germany centered on the u. s. these gram, i think it is out of question. in the past 2 years, the u. s. harris

the queen's message to the nation leads the telegraph, posted in front of the windsor castle tower. withhe paper declares the start of a four day party. 70 not out says the i, with a silhouette of her majesty made up of pictures of from throughout her reign. the daily mail also marks thejubilee.

. >> reporter: at a meet in december, leah posted the nation's fastest times in the 200 and 500 freestyleher success in the water was met with signifcant pushback. 16 of her teammates and some of their parents wrote anonymous letters to the ncaa and the ivy league arguing leah posed a threat to women's sports. >> trans women competing in women's sports does not threaten woman's sports as a whole. >> why? >> because trans women are a very small minority of all athletes, and we haven't seen any massive wave of trans women dominating. >> abc news spoke with one penn swimmer and her parents who said they don't blame leah, they just want to protect opportunities for other women. >> the letter anonymously said that they absolutely supported your right to transition, but they simply think it's unfair for you to compete against cisgendered women. >> you can't go halfway and be like, i support trans women and trans people but only to a certain point, only to a certain extent. >> reporter: then in january, a new roadblock. the ncaa updating its policy on transgender athletes, putting leah's season

national elections. he's interviewed by washington post national political reporter eugene scott. "after words" is a weekly interview program with relevant guests so's interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work . >> greg, so graduate glad to have you to talk about this book about such an important moment in our political history and the wstate of georgia. i've been a fan for a while and obviously it bothers you a bit on social media is an honor to be able to ask you these questions that we can't fit into tweets. >> it's an honor to be here. >> and utah people not familiar with you who you are and what you do and how you got to this position. >> greg bluestein, i'm in atlanta native north of the city tand i've wanted to be a journalist since fourth grade and jumped into a starting high school as editor of the school newspaper at the university of georgia where i started covering the candidate running against the incumbent democrat back atthen. then democrats rule the state and he flipped the seat so maybe that was the first flip i covered in 2002 when brian one . s

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