with us today vadim vakhito is the director of the institute of behavioral economics at the american university kyiv , mr. vadym volodymyr , good morning volodymyr vykhitov, volodymyr volodymyr, what kind of behavioral research institute is this , what kind of research are you doing on people? how people make decisions and we try to understand how people make decisions when information is limited when there is not enough data to make decisions and we also try to understand why some people are advancing, well, let’s say, i wouldn’t say that here it is completely irrational, let’s say in our own interest, that is, now during the war, why do some people live in the shelling zone , or why, despite the fact that it would be socially necessary for us to increase the number of donations to the army, why is the number of donations falling on the contrary or wanted people may not have money. there are rational explanations for this. it seems to me that there is no need to conduct any additional research. well, the war has been going on for a year. it is clear that people have become morally exhausted. do you

american universities under the guise of students. meanwhile, joe biden travels to poland next week to mark the one-year anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine. he's going to promise more support for kyivw, it's a reasonable question to ask even as we seek to defend ukraine, is it possible that our military resources are being depleted and our priorities being skewed away from what seems to be the growing and larger threat from our strategic adversary, china? here to take all this up, washington times opinion editor charles hurt and strive asset manager and cochair vivek ramaswamy. charles, do you detect a sense of complacency by the biden administration? >> well, i think without a doubt. and, you know, there are kind of two things here. the first thing, of course, is the threat of the balloon itself and the information that it collected as it traveled across the country. but the far larger problem, i think, is what you're talking about which is this whole idea that the biden administration doesn't seem to have any strategy whatsoever. it is the a, as you point out, a worrying complacency about china. but then the other side ofs the, my goodness, china has to be laughing at us right no

american city of eastlensing, mishin state, according to law enforcement officers, a 43-year-old man opened fire on the territory of the michigan state university the night before at eight o'clock local time in kyiv it was already three o'clock in the morning , and the man was not connected to the university in any way. for his age, the reason for his act is not yet known, this should be established by the investigation , studies at the university were canceled for at least two days, and finally , the balloon that was shot down a few days ago by lake huron, what in canada was similar to a small metal surface . this was reported by the journalists of the american tv channel cns with reference to the materials of the pentagon, which was sent to the us congress for investigation, and according to the published information, a load was suspended from the ball , which is not yet known in the report it is also said that the fighter jet that was raised into the air in order to shoot down this bullet was able to hit it accurately. only from the second shot , the white house also reported that they still do not have information about the affiliation the bullet, that is, whether it was chinese or not is unk