another topic of pritzker’s visit , ukrainian pravda reports, was the question: what interferes withl, that is, excuses about treacherous russia, bushes, muddy roads. rains and frosts no longer work, well , the latest news is that biden signed a bill to finance the work of the us government without assistance to ukraine, although he previously promised to revise the draft budget in who does not have this money. perhaps only the british retain faith in the ukrainians. new british foreign secretary david cameron, literally at the start of his second coming to downing, arrived in ukraine to "quote: provide moral support to the sad president zelsky. it turned out so-so: firstly, cameron's trip to kiev has already been ridiculed by the british media. the times publishes a cartoon: british head mead, with a tense face, shakes hands with zelsky, who tells him: “and you feel lost forgotten." in fairness, it must be said that cameron did find the right words to encourage the depressed ukrainians. he said that the world is not tired of zelsky, and russia will not win, after which cameron went

pritzker.ut trump's terrifying plans if he takes the white house and how democrats can beat him in 2024. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> right, now the debate over donald trump's incredibly dangerous rhetoric is not just playing out in the court of public opinion, then we see it there, of course. it's also playing out in the court of law. tomorrow morning, an appeals court here in washington, d.c., we'll hear arguments about what trump can and cannot say about the federal trial over his efforts to overturn an election. remember, a gag order that case was imposed then paused then reinstated then suspended. it's been a lot to keep up with. yes, our court system is clearly grappling with the challenges of trying a former president and current candidate turned criminal defendant. we will talk about what happens during this appeals court hearing on our show tomorrow night, but as we saw in trump's civil trial -- civil fraud trial in new york, trump's intent on testing the limits of the rule of law. the gag order, whether

pritzker is somewhere nearby and you know, say, if - pritzker was entrusted to mr.s no, you killed this person, no, but i know, of course, in this case he begins to modulate, answers no, looks for an answer to his question, if only this person knew if he he would sing songs, that was his, that was his, but money, the thirst for money led him to what he is now, pay attention to the expression, the first thing is why a person licks his lips, because at the moment this is us we don’t know whether he’s lying or not, we only know one thing, he’s uncomfortable, so then more interesting, a specific question, it was or wasn’t, yes, no, but something, he takes a pause , licks his lips again, because this is the time, as roman said, to modulate the answer, you need to find it, because, as you know, he’s sure , doesn’t lick his lips, doesn’t blink his eyes, says a, b, c, d, this is exactly what we’re talking about now, modulation is figuring out how to get out of it, well, now let’s tell you, really - whether there was foreign interference or not, marketer vladimir kolomeets,

so three weeks ago i was with secretary pritzker and spending several hours with president zelensky.the first thing he noted was his people need to know that we continue to stand by them. they know this winter will be difficult, as ambassador piatt just mentioned, but if they know that we remain with them, he feels they will come through strong in wanting to fight. then our allies need to know that we are with them. the european union is currently considering a proposal for 50 billion euros, $60 billion over the next four years of support for ukraine. if we fail to provide the assistance, that will call into question then for them whether their efforts will be enough and whether they should go forward. and for our ability to help, as administrator mckee has indicated, we have already spent the money has been appropriated to secretary austin has spoken about the need to get additional funding for the military assistance that is needed, and were brought back to president putin's prediction that this may all in in the week if we walk away. so that'sa what's at stake on e supplemental. >

pritzker is very active, so she will have three main tasks.secondly, she will be the main contact and coordinator of work with the g7, and thirdly, she will be the main contact person for reconstruction, actually with ukraine. penny will try to coordinate the work so that every dollar of their help gives the maximum payback for us now, this is her main task. dmitry gobich, well, today, as it were, all the americanists , of course, did not sleep, just like yesterday, in principle, here. in which there is some peculiarity, there was a closed part, there they discussed the middle east, respectively, they discussed ukraine , statements about this naturally came out, as it were, but not so much in detail, apparently, but i remind you that china by the way, in neighboring mexico there are nine brands represented, they produce them there on an industrial scale, by the way, they supply them to the united states, by the way, like their european colleagues, such as bmw and volkswagen, and by the way, now the congressional legislator is trying to ban cov

pritzker , excuse me, understands that in our country these roads lead somewhere, to bankovova streetere is no need to hide it, you understand, no one needs to be fooled, all this goes to bank street, absolutely everyone knows that, but look. mr. andrii, i am addressing you, it is obvious that the situation in power will not change so quickly, well, the war will continue , there will be no elections, zelskyi, even if there are elections, he has a pretty good chance to be re-elected and bring all again team, well, maybe an updated team of some kind , and cosmetically update it and show a new team that will restore ukraine, all the same, this situation does not change. that is, how to control money, opportunities, corruption and everything else in this situation, there are americans who will monitor it, there are europeans who will monitor it, and still, sergey, first of all, i spoke about this discreetly last time year, now we must talk about it more loudly, especially in the last 4-5 months there, i am absolutely convinced that the task you... the war and the task to win any subsequen

three weeks ago i was with secretary pritzker and several hours with president zelenskyy. the first thing he noted was his people need to know that we continue to stand by them. they know this winter will be difficult as the ambassador just mentioned, but if they know we remain with them he feels we will come through strong and willing. our allies need to know we are with them. the european union is considering a proposal for a 50 billion euros, $60 billion over the next four years of support for ukraine. if we fail to provide the assistance, that will call into question whether their efforts will be enough. we have already spent the money that has been appropriated. we spoke about the need for additional funding for military assistance that is needed. this may all end in a week if we walk away. >> i was impressed by president zelenskyy's commitment to root out corruption. can you tell us how important the supplemental appropriation is to further president zelenskyy's campaign to deal with corruption in this country? >> thank, mr. chairman. we have witnessed not only the r

pritzker, excuse me, understands that we have these roads... where do they lead?reet and there is no need to hide it, you understand, no one needs to be fooled, all this is going to bankova street , everyone knows this absolutely, but look, mr. andriy, i am addressing you, it is obvious that the situation in the government is not so fast will change, well, the war will continue, there will be no elections, zelsky, even if there are elections, he has a pretty good chance to be re-elected and lead the whole team again, well it is possible an updated team of some kind and cosmetically update it and show a new team that will restore ukraine , all the same, this situation does not change, that is , how to control money, opportunities, corruption and everything else in this situation, there are americans who will monitor, there are the europeans, who will monitor this, and yet, sergey, first of all, i spoke about this in a big way last year, now it is definitely necessary to speak more loudly about it, especially in the last 4-5 months there, i am absolutely convinced t

pritzker, he has campaigning for president biden's re-election. are great to have you.unity to respond to some of those criticisms. >> well, what we saw last night, of course, were the same old right-wing maga talking points. these are folks who want to take away people's rights. they'd like to lower wages, not raise them. they aren't for working people and they demonstrated it throughout the entire debate one after another. they are going to take away a woman's right to choose. each one of them, in turn, essentially doubled down on it. i think what we saw is an ignorance of what happened tuesday night, an affirmation of joe biden's agenda for america. >> you didn't hear that, what you just argued from nikki haley. the president is in your state today. he is going to be meeting with shawn fain, the head of the uaw. obviously, important to the democratic party. questions if in uaw deal is enough to maintain that support for the party at large. what are they going to accomplish on that front today? >> well, i just want to counter your point about nikki haley. she has been

regarding ukraine, pritzker is penalized; she very softly and subtly hinted that american money for kievaine left an alarming aftertaste in many government offices in the pichersky hills. at the meetings, penny tried to lead to ideas like, let’s imagine that there is no american aid, what needs to be done over the next year so that your economy i survived even in such a situation and this is so normal for everyone. tense, says one of the interlocutors familiar with the course of pritzker’s meetings. the words for next year are not accidental in these proposals; just in a year, in november 2024, in the united states it will become clear who will be the next president. the fact that things are really so bad for ukraine is also proven by the fact that ukraine’s closest friends in the form of estonia believe that it is time to stop waiting for success at the front. equi. yes, ukraine is moving forward, but not just like it was from the very beginning. of course, we would like more progress, but it is important for us not to fall into the trap of high expectations. disappointment comes from h

one of the interlocutors of ukrainian pravda, who was familiar with the course of pritzker’s meetingsening against the backdrop of blocking aid to ukraine. this is my first visit as minister of foreign affairs business and i'm glad to be here. thank you for coming. david cameron met with vladimir zelsky in the ukrainian capital. and he promised to support ukraine as long as necessary. it is very important, you know that the world is not so focused on the situation at the front in ukraine. and we are grateful that great britain always supports ukraine. i wanted my first visit to be to you, and i personally admire the strength and determination of the ukrainian people. and with my visit i want to say that we will continue to present to you the moral support, diplomatic support, economic support and above all the military support that you need, not only that. as much as needed. he only took office on monday, this full-scale invasion of ukraine has already seen three british prime ministers and foreign ministers , cameron, the first of the ministers, who went to odessa first of the invasi

, precisely with the knowledge of those people who occupy the highest government positions, and pritzker... the special representative of the united states on the economy spoke about this directly, our european partners speak directly about it, that is, it is not a question of reviewing some articles, it is a question of what it is necessary to patch the holes from which financial aid flows, and we must think about it quite seriously, it is impossible with such a system of government, there will not be enough money, and the americans are already directly hinting at it. listen, you have huge internal reserves, and you want to the internal reserves went somewhere in the pockets of your unscrupulous officials, and we have to compensate you for this at the expense of our taxpayers, here we do not have a very sincere position, we must admit it and work on it, which could bring lloyd austin, chief pentagon, we remember that before his visit there was another extremely interesting visit, the visit of the ukrainian delegation to the united states, in which he participated. chief of the president

they continue to find out why the american auditor came to them, we are talking about the lady. and pritzkernted as biden's special envoy for ukraine recovery. the ukrainian pravda publication found out from its source that pritzkert was appointed to quote: coordinate processes between various departments and structures in the united states that provide support to ukraine. the main goal is designated so that every dollar gives maximum payback. it’s funny, to put it simply, the americans will now think that american dollars should not be spent on drums, eggs and other nonsense that the ukrainian ministry of defense buys. against this background , there is another corruption scandal in kiev: the ukrainian ministry of defense lost 2 billion hryvnia in contracts with gasket companies for the supply of ammunition and body armor. reznikov, whose nickname turns out to be ochkarik, knew about the dark schemes, but instead of closing up shop, he signed contracts with the gaskets. the ministry of defense of ukraine entered into a contract with the little-known company lvsky arsenal for the purchase of

discussed further efforts to rebuild our country following the visit of us special representative penny pritzker and the progress made at the recent peace formula meeting in malta. both agreed to continue cooperation to achieve. and lasting peace in ukraine. teaches children at school, manages educational projects and conducts conversation courses for immigrants. artur priydakov, a teacher from luhansk oblast, manages to do all this. one of the best teachers in the world teaches according to his method, we will learn. in fact, i try to maintain such partnerships with bowmen. and we can joke, we can order pizza together in class, we can eat somewhere at the end of the lesson, we can go out for coffee together, take a walk, artur proydakov, 14 years old, works as a teacher of ukrainian language and literature, my husband started to teach at the stakhanov pedagogical college in the native luhansk region, after the invasion of russia in 2014, he moved and taught children in the sumy region, i studied the ukrainian language and wanted to speak ukrainian, talk about the ukrainian language, culture, li

place, well, precisely the testimony of those people who hold the highest government positions, and pritzkere special representative of the united states states on the economy, they talked about it in the direct text, our european partners talk about it in the direct text, that is, it is not a question of revising some articles, it is a question of patching those holes from which financial assistance flows, and we need to know about it to think quite seriously is impossible, with such a system of government there will not be enough money, and the americans are already directly hinting at this, that listen, you have huge internal reserves, and you want the internal reserves to go somewhere in your pockets unscrupulous officials, and we have to compensate... you for this at the expense of our taxpayers, we do not have a very sincere position here, we must admit it and work on it, which lloyd austin, the head of the pentagon, could bring, and we remember that before his visit there was another extremely interesting visit, the visit of the ukrainian delegation to the united states, which was att

place, well, precisely, with the knowledge of those people who hold high government positions, and pritzkerspecial the representative of the united states on the economy, she spoke about it directly , she speaks about it directly on... european partners, that is, it is not a question of revising some articles, it is a question of patching those holes from which flows out financial assistance, and we have to think about it quite seriously, it is impossible, with such a system of government, there will not be enough money, and the americans are already directly hinting at this, that listen, you have huge internal reserves, and you want the internal reserves went somewhere in the pockets of ... unscrupulous officials , and we have to compensate you for this at the expense of our taxpayers, here we do not have a very sincere position, we must admit it and work on it, which could bring lloyd austin, chief the pentagon, and we remember that before him the visit was another extremely interesting visit, the visit of the ukrainian delegation to the united states, which was attended by who, the head

you are starting to see it forming, jb pritzker said he may be old, his ideas are not. republicans are antiquated, i think that will be the through life and rebuttal is there are age concerns. >> emily: there are and there is not a huge rebuttal because emily, big, swanky retreat, they were asked about a backup plan. "washington post" claims the comment was swift. the president is the party's nominee, there is no backup plan. >> emily: to me, i loved "wall street journal" opinion calling biden profound selfishness to keep running. for me, democrat party and establishment and administration as a whole that failed to create a backup plan and failed to say, you can find a narrative, shape a narrative and have ioda of your prowess and shape a narrative that says with all due respect our candidate is a candidate and we have a robust stable of equipped people. selfishness to me, somewhere along the line regular americans got lost in shuffle. those against him site mental acuity. they thought they would bring in college kids with loan forgiveness. they pat themselves on the ba

of the budget, the us special representative on issues of economic restoration of ukraine, penny pritzkerinance is ready for us funding, but i think , that ukrainian society is not ready for it, so we believe that it is too early to talk about this scenario, because it may be unpleasant, there is an enchanting logic here, in general it turns out that in the last few years, this one such a smoldering fire, it... with mushrooms, yes, because they were simply pouring money in from the outside, maxim anatorevich, since we stopped and didn’t let you speak out, so if there really is a situation where western money, well, is necessary they stop coming to kiev in quantity , what comes will apparently go to the front, this story with many years of payments of salaries, pensions from incoming money from the west, it stops, and then what? this is very painful, it is extremely unpleasant for the authorities history, and this can somehow lead to something, will it somehow result in the maidan, well, not the maidan , that’s exactly what the word maidan is about, i want to give a definition here, just t

they are going to say joe biden may be old, but his ideas are not pritzker said -- may be young, whathey stand for is old and ugly, what you think that strategy will work? >> no, no shot that will work fchl it does, only because democrats control the media. we ought to focus on the fact, not about the age of the candidate, competence of president. is joe biden's mind sharp you have in, i don't think so. gen-zers are waking up to this. america to be united to be united states, have multi generational effort to preserve freedom. >> carley: this poll shows 70% of voters disapprove how president biden is -- many support ceasefire and palestinian side over israeli side, what do you think is driving that? >> well, good morning. i think it is clear that biden exudes weakness at time our country is facing multiple cr crisis. this is true irrespective of his age. the fact we collectiv collectiv our breath like after the meeting with president xi. it speaks volumes to confidence americans have in him as their leader. i think biden's history of global weakness is worry some now, misguided calls

gretchen kwhitmer, the real answer is jb pritzker, the governor of illinois, not because of his magnetism and charisma but he is standing up to give hundreds of millions of dollars to re-elect president biden and gearing up for his own presidential campaign come 2028, and possibly if something happens to the president, in 2024. >> you think of all of the people out there, and i think that the governors are the ones, you would put him at the head of the line as a possible plan b for 2024, ahead of newsom and whitmer? >> nobody else has done more for public sector organized labor, the give-aways are incredible. >>> hello, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. welcome to the amman pour hour in. the next 60 minutes we will take you around the world to ask the tough questions and tackle the big problems and let history be our guide. here is where we're headed this week. biden and xi re-established military ties and some cooperation. despite being on opposite sides of israel and ukraine. >> do i think world peace is going to break out and you're also going to start learning the words to

pritzker, not because of his magnetism, but because he is spending hundreds of millions of dollars toesident biden and also gearing up for his own presidential campaign come 2028 and possibly if something happens to the president, in 2024. >> you think of all the people out there, and i think the governors are the ones you would put him at the head of the line as a possible plan "b" for 2024, ahead of newsom and whitmer? >> nobody else has done more for public sector organized labor, the giveaways are incredible, they're eye watering, and he's got the inside straight. >> okay. lulu? best shot? >> because i am your resident romantic, as i've been dubbed and i'm wearing red, i am going to predict that we are going to be hearing wedding bells. and this is for you two, my fellow swifties. i actually believe that taylor swift and travis kelce are going to get engaged, and the reason i believe that is because the parents are meeting on monday. >> how do you know that? >> everybody knows -- >> because i've got sources! i actually -- i don't know, i read some populist magazines. >> all right.

we had governor pritzker on the other day.took issue with me saying that's not how nikki haley messages on abortion. >> i will just say that we had james carville on our show on sunday. he said that the era of strategic certainty is over. whatever is going to happen is going to surprise the hell out of us. >> i like that quote. >> do you think it's the economy? >> thank you. very much. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. >>> we have this news. the israeli military is launching on operation as we speak inside of gaza's largest hospital where thousands of civilians have been shelg as president biden says he believes a deal with hamas to release hostages is going to happen. >> a face-to-face meeting between the world's most powerful rival

gretchen kwhitmer, the real answer is jb pritzker, the governor of illinois, not because of his magnetismharisma but he is standing up to give hundreds of millions of dollars to re-elect president biden and gearing up for his own presidential campaign come 2028, and possibly if something happens to the president, in 2024. >> you think of all of the people out there, and i think that the governors are the ones, you would put him at the head of the line as a possible plan b for 2024, ahead of newsom and whitmer? >> nobody else has done more for pu

he previously taught at northwestern university pritzker school of law, professor lawson is a graduate of claremont mckenna college and he received his jd from yale law school. he served as a law clerk to justice antonin scalia. it then judge antonin scalia on the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia. then later as a law clerk for justice scalia on the supreme court. john mcginnis is a professor at northwestern university pritzker school of law or professor plus -- where professor lawson previously taught. professor mcginnis is a graduate of harvard college and learned -- earn his jd from harvard law school where he was an editor of the harvard ball review. he also has a masters of arts degree from bail college in philosophy and theology. professor mcginnis served as a law clerk to judge can start on the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. from 1987 to 1991, he served as the deputy assistant attorney general in the deputy office of counsel at the department of justice. he is the author of accelerating democracy, transforming gover

strain in chicago and sparked some tensions between allies of the president like illinois governor pritzker and the chicago mayor with the white house. and so a lot to unfold here in the hours to come. >> how worried are they actually about illinois? or is it just that there's a little bit of a hangover when it comes to these states? you know, obviously some pretty unpredictable things have happened in recent years when it comes to michigan and the like. >> reporter: above all else this is a state where they can sell their economic agenda. again, visiting a plant that was reopened because of union negotiations and also administration action. so it gives them an opportunity to highlight those accomplishments because frankly illinois overwhelmingly voted for president biden in 2020 and there are allies, top allies in this state. the governor, for example, was in miami just yesterday, serving as a surrogate for the biden campaign. and so they remain confident. they also remain confident nationwide given the results on tuesday. but they know it's going to be a close election in 2024. and so the

they are mentioning newsom, whitmer, pritzker.hey all have launched big pacs and all kind of interesting characters. i'm not sure it would make a big difference but they are looking at it? >> well, first of all, black are moving away from biden because they go to the grocery store. that's clear. and they go to the gas station, too. you know, as far as any replacement for biden, it's extremely hard to blast an incumbent president out of his seat for the party. and, if he did, i don't think there is any way in the world democrats could pass over vice president lewis-harris. >> can't leapfrog her. >> she is the vice president of the united states. >> laura: okay. i agree with you. >> democratic nominee. >> laura: i agree with you that's probably what is going to happen. if it wasn't how do they leapfrog. >> they can't. >> can they? >> she is the vice president of the united states. she is the constitutional successor. >> people are running for 2028. all the things you mentioned are looking at 2028. >> laura: is there any way to get o

incumbent of the candidate versus incumbent, whether it's glenn youngkin on the gop and newsom and pritzkere democratic side are over. they are not on the ballots. i had a preemption. >> sandra: wind is at our backs and the american economy, if that was the case they would be happy with the current president. bill, quick final thought from you before we go. >> i would add to this -- to the fire. the demonstrations against israel, you know, you have the hamas caucus in the democratic party led by congresswoman tlaib. you know, with her statement accusing joe biden of abetting genocide. i would worry if i was a democrat about the convention in chicago, whether it's going to be rerun of 1968 when anti-war protestors clashed with the police outside and i think it could be very ugly. >> sandra: quite a prediction. bill mcgurn, thank you for joining us. robert wolf, interesting, we will continue the conversation i can promise you that. thanks to both of you for joining us. >> john: the judge has ordered a new democratic primary in the biggest city in connecticut after footage appears to show work

referring there during adjusting cases their approach and he's not the only one you have ocher, you have pritzker they said this is politics he should building up your profile if you're interested in running to just say were not going to challenge biden they are not saying building up their profile in case they need to step in whether it's now or whether it is later we know the next presidential election cycle will be very competitive with democrats looking to try to move up. and 24 and said 28. shannon: and want to get the sense of third-party threats of new polling out that should be giving a lot of pasta everybody's think about running for president are currently running. when they look at independence if you add into the junior 36% among independent support kennedy, 31 support tr trump and 30% support biden. drink is on the left and right about these independent runs. >> are not sure it gaming out who would benefit more of the two major parties. i suspected that number we just saw is a reflection of the american people and independent voters been deeply dissatisfied with their two likeliest o

. >> i just spent the day with governor pritzker yesterday in illinois. and people often think of him as this kind of billionaire, of course, that's what we know him of. he is an unapologetic progressive, i've rarely met a man who's so comfortable talking about abortion rights, so we talked all about that, the convention, and what he thinks joe biden should be doing. so that's going to be part of our sunday show. >> i love it. and katty, where can people go see -- go to youtube, influential katty kay, and next week we're going to resolve the big debate about "love actually". >> we have to hear that. incredible film. this is going to be a battle to the end. that does it for us this morning. hope you have a great weekend. ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," just in, a new resolution just filed to expel george santos from congress. this after that damming report alleging that he spent campaign cash on everything from botox to sephora. will the house gop line up behind this effort to kick him from the capitol.

penny pritzker, the special representative of the us president for ukraine, who visited kiev a monththout american help, says ukrainian pravda. against this background , the us senate re-passed the temporary budget bill without assistance to ukraine. american legislators will discuss support for kiev and tel aviv in a week. senator hawley believes that priority should be given to israel. we give ukraine the weapons that should have been sent to israel , which took upon itself our time of war in ukraine, we did not give them anything, we did nothing for them, congress did not give them any weapons, nothing, everything we see - this is ukraine with an outstretched hand that says: more, more, more, we must know where every cent allocated to ukraine was spent. economic growth this year, this month amounted to 5.5% of gdp. the weather will be over 3%, putin just said. there is complete confidence in this now. putin figuratively stated that the weather in the russian economy is good, but did not talk about the european one, so that it would not look like some kind of arrogance, this is a q

[applause] secretary pritzker, welcome to halifax. what you do is vital to ukraine, europe and the world. 2023 marks six years of our piece with women's fellowship that brings female officers to canada and the u.s. for a three week study tour prior to this weekend. with us are officers from the u.k., france, the netherlands, germany, new zealand, australia, the u.s., and canada. members from past years are with this, as well. both nurturing and talented network of leaders from allied countries is something we are proud of, and you will hear more about the fellowship and their experiences directly from the fellows on sunday morning. welcome to halifax. [applause] to mark our 15th year, hsf launched 15 of 50 -- 15 of 15, a contest for 15-year-olds to make a 15-second video to show a positive change they would like to see 15 years from now. the winners are from the u.s., nigeria, jamaica, the republic of georgia, and canada. three of our student winners were able to make the trip, one from canada, georgia and the u.s. are all here. where

pritzker. >> the list goes on and on. >> what are they doing here with 2024? i don't know.i think that anyone is seeking to undertake a quiet campaign for the nomination. his or her political party will win. the best campaigns, which are winning campaigns, are bolld ,they're loud, they're engaging, they're strategic, bold, lou they're these kinds of things happen on bothstrategi. es it gets it gets a lots more attention, rightly, of the1 last one or two cycles because we have third parties and you're able to raise money differentland you y. diff but i don't suspect that anyone will quietly beat joe biden. you're going to have to loudly beateayou ha incumbent in a par. we've not had an incumbent president defeated in primary. >> you know, they've been challenged and those be, i think,have they weakened them in the general. >> but i think they're probabl y i'm not i'm not naive about this. >> they they're probably believing that if somethinnaivgf president biden decides not to run for some reason, they want to they want to be prepared t to run . >> it looks as if that'sing. w

obviously, governor pritzker newsom, whitmer, shapiro, etc. they would easily be joe biden. joe biden is such a weak candidate. the problem is that those democratic officials are not profiles in courage. you have to, like, go here. here's like an 85% chance you're going to win. and then the other like, oh, wow, okay, now i'll get it. so since they're basically haven't shown any courage at all by the way, if any one of them entered the race, they would easily beat joe biden, easily. it's their lack of courage is stunning. okay. but since they haven't come in yet because apparently democratic parties authoritarian one now and the boss man told them, sit down. so they all sat down like good boys and girls. now my job has switched to just knock biden out. those governors will all come in the minute biden steps down. and so i'm going to just keep telling people things that are super obvious that politicians don't say because they're politicians and they get their bread buttered by joe biden and nancy pelosi. and these folks there are too old the whole country knows they're too ol

will control communications, and at the same time came to check the rational use of the budget in pritzkeron’t wait for help from the west, look for points of growth , as if it won’t exist, and this is no longer just about external control and about how the ukrainian government was built after the maidan, when government ministers came from lithuania, georgia and america, and not even about which kiev companies and departments were assigned advisers and lobbyists, like hunter, biden or volcker, but about direct control, and when newk writes, the victory of ukraine is possible only with large-scale american intervention, but we are this is hardly ready, then the appointment is precisely the answer to what kind of involvement the americans are ready for with the new tactics, they have calculated: europe is having a hard time, so much so that due to the overload of its economy, the greek ministry of finance is already refusing to allocate only 7 million to support the condition of its warships , and this amount is small at a time when the restrictions on relations between greece and turkey ar

pritzker of illinois, thank you very much.rning. we have a lot to talk with you about. first of all, what is your takeaway from tuesday's big win for democrats and how can they build momentum on it? >> well, i think it is good news for democrats because off-year elections traditionally go the traditionally go the other way. after the good results of two years ago we were expecting the worst, many of us were. and the results were encouraging. to reelect andy beshear in kentucky, to see the state of virginia shift control to the democrats at the legislative level, the ohio vote on a woman's right to choose, all of these things make a difference in our evaluation of the coming election. >> yeah. on the issue of abortion, there are a number of issues where it feels like republicans are not on the same side as where most americans are. what are some other issues where you think democrats really can gain ground if they fight hard in the months to come? >> we look at the last election and a woman's right to choose was a major issue a

three weeks ago, i was with secretary pritzker and with president zelenskyy. first thing he noted is his people need to know that we continue to stand by them. at this winter will be difficult, as just mentioned. but if they know we remain with them, he feels they will come through strong and willing to fight. our allies need to know that we are with them. the european union is considering a proposal for 50 billion euros or $60 billion over the next four years of support for ukraine. if we failed to provide the assistance, that will call into question for them what or if their efforts will be enough, and if they should go forward. for our ability to help, we have already spent the money appropriated. secretary austin has spoken about the need for additional funding for the military assistance needed. and we have been brought back to president putin's prediction that this will end in a week if we walk away. that is what is at stake. host: james o'brien answering a question there to ben cardin about the importance of ukrainian aid. listen to this. here is marco

the state i live in, our democratic governor pritzker signed into law, you cannot believe this, he isoing to make illegal immigrants police officers. there is a federal law that states they cannot have firearms. at the same time, he did sign a bill for that. not only that, we are the only state in the u.s. where he signed bills telling all the illegal immigrants to come up from the south, come to illinois. we have a place for you to stay, food stamps, whatever you want. i do believe in immigration, i really do. let's do it the proper way. -- was on television and he was asked where are these terrorists you guys have caught. his answer is they may have gone back. that is not an answer. i am sure we have sleeper cells in the u.s. right now and there is only one person to blame and i think we all know who that is. i don't understand why democrats don't want to build a border wall. every country in the border -- in the world has borders. that is basically what i want to say. host: i did look up this issue with the army navy game, they will have rooms for soldiers. some vets is coming to f

yesterday, i think, peni pritzker left for america, this is the controller who yelled everything is thereven create one, so no, the mess in poland will last for a long time, well, these trucks are like that will remain standing, i think, now slovakia will be added, so coconuts and crocodile are not growing, there is not much catching, but the situation in the middle east will increasingly influence the situation in ukraine, but in the middle east. let's talk after the advertisement, travelers coming to venice are more likely to see their expectations than the city as it is. in the eighties of the century, the carnival suddenly revived on its own. a silent or screaming crowd in the square is always ready to turn the world upside down; if the crowd doesn’t want anything, a carnival is impossible. phenomenon masks are difficult to understand. using a mask is a desire to change, hide, become someone else. sometimes people get the crazy idea that there is no taboo anymore, the energy itself and some kind of... such action is not observed here, not even close, and it seems to me that the russia

listen, the first person to that i first tweet i saw congratulate him came from jb pritzker, the governorf illinois, who's who's been investing in campaigns all around the country . there are lots of young democrats. and the other thing, democratic leaders who are who are who are waiting to emerge. >> the other thing, too, is i think we spent a lot more time on people's position as opposed to the personality. yes, people are looking for stuff they are half the stuff we talk about folks can't follow at all. but if somebody is a is a leader and somebody can bring people together, i think they they get a shot. >> yeah. and i think also we talked a little bit about reaching across the aisle. and, you know, i would disagree a little bit. >> alyssa, in that i think there are actually a lot of democrats in our party who do want to reach across the aisle, who are met with a lot of opposition by republicans. >> and i think one of the things that gets lost sometimes, particularly in primaries, when people are when the sort of most the most extreme voices are the most vocal, is that actually the maj

. >> i just spent the day with governor pritzker yesterday in illinois.ut abortion rights, so we talked all about that, the convention, and what he thinks joe biden should be doing. so that's going to be part of our sunday show. >> i love it. and katty, where can people go see -- go to youtube, influential katty kay, and next week we're going to resolve the big debate about "love actually". >> we have to hear that. incredible film. this is going to be a battle to the end. that does it for us this morning. hope you have a great weekend. ana cabrera picks up the coverage