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the main target was russia. and i, and a, this was stated repeatedly to the us goal was to surround russia with nato. the us goal was to make sure that russia was the 2nd rate or 3rd rate power it all invidious. we had a remarkable rand corporation paper in 2019, which had find one of the most disgusting works. a coming out of a, out of a us official them. that said, you know, basically how do we extend rush, how do we annoy russia? how do we undermine russia? that's a, a national goal. how about, how do we cooperate with russian? how do we make peace with rush? how do we find security arrangements if, if rand was working on that, it would be good. yeah. but that paper in 2019 is literally a list of ways to annoy aggravate and weak and russia. that's yeah, hassles for us policy i'm, i'm sorry to say, and these are supposed to be the adults in the room. you know, it's, it's just astonishing and it's just me so depressing watching this for to many years. now jeffrey, just quickly that there was a link to pull publ

though, this report by friday, a car, a warm embrace between the leader of ukraine and one of its main european backers, the united kingdom flooding these events. these visit to the u. k. came on the keels of the now infamous trunk meeting, where he was publicly berated by the us president in the oval office. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling you the decision was a case that proceed fucking charles. the training presence. welcome to great britain, could not have drawn a sharper contrast. but the main event was on sunday. ukraine security so much with europe and leaders plus canada and turkey at what u. k. prime minister, cure storm, are called coalition of the willing to present a peace plan to the united states. that's as washington prepares, its own peace talks with moscow. but you pay is prepared to buy this with boots on the ground of plains and yet, together with all this, europe must do the heavy lifting but to support peace and i'm fortunate to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back a clear message to donald trump, who has repeatedly told europe to

that's good, but i understand main is the main here, the governor of a yes. are you not go to comply with it for you? are you? well, we are the federal law. we are the little bit to do if you would you through it. because you're not going to get any federal funding at all if you don't and but we don't care. we don't get federal funding. we don't care what you say. you're just the president united states lives. i want to look at the do man in speedo sports. well, know how to compute better comply because otherwise you're not getting any, any federal funding. yeah. every state good. i'll see you and could i look forward to that. that's just the layers that clears daylight. but all you, the course jumped to e mails that completely balanced individual, right. she's a kind of lady who likes to go play chess in the evenings, walks the dog with the kids down. you know, soccer mom, normal, normal, kind of american average american, these are the people who represent average america, right. are you right this time i think should us and i, where is your american, once

therefore am, europeans can provide main power. but the question is, what is this meant that we're going to do? if we'll look at the line of compact is a conflict is a we're going to be frozen along that line of contact which is over the solve. and can we meet or is. so who's going to monitor or how many troops do you need to money tor. that line of contact. and essentially i believe's the on the line of the monitoring are we talking ukrainian troops on the front line with your european troops? uh, to back them up, or are we talking? european troops, really separate has been standing in between ukrainian and russian troops as well. if you look at the seas fires and you would expect some sort of a neutral party in the middle of march, you are and no to bring in fruits facing russian troops directly. so that has to be some sort of a buffer. we're a neutral party would be located in order to monitor a compliance with a ceasefire. therefore, if it is to work, then you would have to put these troops in the middle. otherwise, how else ar

the journey will most likely be main economic powerhouse of europe. but it will never get back in a position that, you know, it's it how in the decades full like world war 2, the growth has changed. so germany will probably manage to main, maintain a solid industrial base. there will be a few industrial leaders here. and there and manufacturer need the automotive industry of the service industry. but global competition is going to intensify for there will be much more internationally competitive companies that will be much more competitive than germany companies alone for the reason that companies in these 2 jurisdictions, china and the united states, they have in front of their doors strip a large single market where companies can scale to competitive nose to international competitiveness. and that's a very different story in germany. we do not have a single marketed to you, but to us manufacturing they've to be with us on catching the cost super. thank you very much. what i mean? well, i'll jump it is economy as faltering portugal is expected to be

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show that the arms dealers set up a meeting in a small town on the lebanese border of the one of the main um, as traffic on routes in the middle east. positive through here, a lot of hands on the, on, on the tool for both of us so. so that's odd. feet above on the flat level. a lot of them on the side of the liberties town is a 30 minute drive from the syrian border. a meeting is arranged in with a guide who will take the journal is to a major city less. an unremarkable grey house on the outskirts, but this mode is the exterior hines. what resembles in this warehouse. tom smuggling is big business for the locals and sometimes it's the only way to survive . and that was the total was $100.00 a month on the motion for you, the month of device sheet and the for sure. and that's going to be the best fit for you on the, for the farm on my machine from the store to most of these images we're taking the year before the palestinian is right at a conflict escalated a time when massive alms purchased. as daunted across the region, so the only the holding the street for them i feel i'm the most of t

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and he's the whole sense of grievance at a main ally, willing to l. i with our enemy, he to, i have to, i'll have to squeeze in one more question you all from don't yet skin east and ukraine, i believe, which has run, expire russia back in 2014 peyton has ruled out giving back those ukrainian regions that claims to have an x as part of any future deal. can you accept that if that's what it takes to get us these 5? and i think that it was, it would be on very good conditions right now. i mean, usually probably wish for that because that's been written off for quite some time, including crime. yes. but it's official policy of ukraine not to acknowledge the legitimacy of these lag. i've said it's absolutely checks. it checks up with the international law, but i think of these regions. so as long as russia remains in his current configure, the patient has a kind of empire of sorts that was the sped by gobbling up. you crazy to a big around fire. but as long as it remains that we can keep these regions the boss, and i think it's a fair apple lee. but now t

but more fundamentally, in the american led world, the main target was not europe, the main target was russia. and i, and a, this was stated repeatedly to the us goal was to surround russia with nato. the us goal was to make sure that russia was the 2nd rate or 3rd rate power it all invidious. we had a remarkable rand corporation paper in 2019, which had find one of the most disgusting works. a coming out of a i would of a us official than i did said, you know, basically how do we extend rush, how do we annoy russia? how do we undermine russia? that's a, a national goal. how about, how do we cooperate with russian? how do we make peace with rush? how do we find security arrangements if, if rand was working on that, it would be good. yeah. but that paper in 2019 is literally a list of ways to annoy aggravate and weak and russia. that's yeah. has to support us policy i'm, i'm sorry to say, and these are supposed to be the adults in the room. you know it's, it's just astonishing. it's just me so depressing watching this with too many years now jeffrey, just quickly that there was a link t

can actually look ahead and say, well, this is what the piece deal is going to be like when the 2 main players and actors who are putting it together. all the coolest president trump and president boots. and so i think this is just another way of trying to keep himself in the center of the picture and trying to keep the narrative going that we need to escalate the war . then you crate and keep going. and this crazy idea that this somehow going to win, and what winning looks like to them is pushing the russian army back to the borders of ukraine before. no, i, you know, i'm just especially military operation, but before 2014 as well. it's simply not going to happen. he's living in unreality, thought it's a very dangerous unreality that these, if you went through the main points of about to 4 point plan there. aside from about the british pm, a nice another $2000000000.00 at dollar equivalent a package. the key of this time is alone. do for see that ever being repaid by t. f. a good thing. so the ukranian economy is in taxes. there's nothing really less that it's on life. support is get,

arab and qatar, the two main arab mediators in this process and has been echoed by arab this regionhis region as wett some humanitarian as some humanitarian leaders right up to the un secretary—general antonio gutierrez who said israel is looking to rewrite the terms of ceasefire deal and it's not the ceasefire deal and it's not just the violation of the just the eieletien'et'tne is just the eieletien'et'the is also just tbs eieletien'et'ths' is also a humanitarian of internationat humanitarian egypt and qatar have git an israeli to an israeita basically called on israel to basically humanitarian aid and resume humanitarian aid and have accused israel of in �* words food as a �*words food as a weapon of especially hairy especiaiiy hairy the war. especially now during the islamic holy month of ramadan. = yesterday the egyptian foreign minister called on israel to out what he carry out what he called the faithful implementation of the deal that after many of eeel eeee eeee eefeee eeeef fiéfis of in = -= january. but israel is now saying there is a new us m -,e: . essjzess—séuau, , ewwew

but all of these for them, i think lead the village, the main said we talked on fact on which is that after for the kids or for military, perfect. do you have convinced ip? there is no way to have this conflict. the should find a solution for the level just messing the methodist without fit the test. yes. all right, so at some point 7, you know, it's important to know times to, to the view is know that not old code is people are terrorist and aligned with the p k k. so the real question here is, is, are, was, and then for the could it's feasible that reside currently in the southeast to cynthia. perhaps the ones that live in the northern parts of syria to well said it for them. of course the pick occasion the t a gun to present all comes in turkey. but the, because of the main was a ment appropriate for turkey because after, because of weather for the kids of the military development they're on more than 50000 has been to both sides. so that means i think 4 trips and it's gonna be the good of the then populate for trinity to stop the new phase off of the solution after this voicemail

one of the main arms trafficking roots in the middle east, pauses through here. a lot of hand on the, on the mental foot bubbles a little bit. so. uh, so that's odd. nothing about the uh, the wireless land leveled. a lot of them on the head of the lebanese town is a 30 minute drive from the syrian border. a meeting is arranged in with a guide who will take the journal is to a major. it's the last, the, an unremarkable gray house on the outskirts. but this mode is the exterior hynes. what resembles in this warehouse. comes smuggling is big business for the locals. and sometimes it's the only way to survive. and that was the most affordable was $100.00 a month on the promotion for you. it's only month that device. you're good enough for sure. and those for the for the find them on the sheet on it. and still, most of these images were taking the year before the palestinian israeli conflict escalated a time when massive alms budget is daunted across the region. so the only, that's the end of the month, i'm noting the shape for the demo for you. i'm the most of the fe

why russia would not be happy about having more nato troops on its door step after all, one of the main goals of moscow launching the military operation in ukraine in the 1st place was to prevent the country from becoming a nato member of state and russia's foreign minister. a certain day lab brought about an interview recently called out this sort of war mongering from the european side as opposed to the more peace oriented line that the trump administration is taking. just following biden's term. there are now people who want to lead with common sense. they say directly that they want to end all wars. they want to piece . mueller, who demands a continuation of the gravy train without war europe, friendship president, my crohn is running around with some ideas. just like british p. m. cure storm or just they say that so many thousands of peacekeepers are being trained and they will provide them with air cover. that is arrogance. this plan to introduce peacekeepers into ukraine is a continuation of the incitement of the care of regina to wage a war against us swords most on top of stars

that was the main reason. uh, that's a of all the so called load them offensive a fall force and stuff. fuel cream is up. what, what was your reason? collapsed offensive was so well announced and well advertise investor media, but brickley suffocated in my the rates are awesome. blame it was a real war through a style use of the arm of columns and the transfer of the and when we read the 247 surveillance of the funk line by on man the aerial vehicles in combination of well prepared, the mine field within smart press size, a user from artillery. that was the slaughter for armed forces you, if you would appeal claim. unfortunately, you only my present. you'll came inside the author ultima off of 2010 cents, which we never made any significant progress. and then putting all of the remaining strength to evade course the region of russia, which is totally political operation with little or small significance for me and the other on this work which is done by us. can i put the point to just to, you know, this partic

so he leaves empty handed as the main goal of his trip to america ends in failure of all the developments in washington, we spoke about what some of the tables that hangs kaywood around economist jeffrey stuff. so i'm still coming to washington in this kind of pathetic way to sign over in it, almost the meaningless document, the middle half of the mineral rights. this is just sad, desperate, confused to havior. this is not strategy. this is not a national policy. this is not continuing award business deluxe and offering the funding status. a lot of people are still digesting last nights smacked down and watching is over. office will break it all down for you right here on how to during this live hour here from. so for the us a capital we go into the hallowed holes of the white house of the cameras. it was rolling for old to see the landscape. i really didn't get the memo, but team trump dumont's respect, and the ukranian narrative in america isn't flying anymore. what makes america a good country? is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump is doing. can ask you. sure. y

so essentially he leaves empty handed from the main goal of his trip to america, ultimately continued failure also in the program, the final round, the presidential elections are taking place enough costs you both is to develop all the choosing between the 2 candidates that have competing visions. for the nations or, and part of the, of the shop ways. my last large explosive trump. so let's keep eating a steel reverberating gold around the world. let's break it down to where you live right here on our side to the us capital we go, the hallowed holes of the white house. as the cameras were rolling for all to see about, the apparently didn't get the memo. that team trump dumont's respect and ukrainian narrative. frankly, it's not flying in the us any. what makes america a good country? is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump's doing. can ask you? sure. yeah, yeah. okay. what do you mean? i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy if it's going to in the destruction of your country, but he's mr. president. mr. president with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you

so he leaves empty handed as the main goal of his trip to america ultimately ends. in fact, also in the program, the final round of the presidential elections taking place. and not because you photos of the ballot ball the choosing between 2 candidates that have competing visions for the nations part and part of the, for the truck way from last night, explosive trump 17. be doing a still reverberating all around the world. let's bring it out for you right now. live from much going onto the internet to the us capitol. we go into the hallowed holes of the white house, and the cameras were rolling for all to see as it lensky apparently didn't get the memo. the team trump dumont's respect, and by the way, ukrainian narrative is no longer flying in america anymore. what makes america a good country? is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump is doing. can ask you. sure. yeah. okay. what do you mean? i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy it is going to in the destruction of your country, but he's mr. president. mr. president with respect, i think it's

but ultimately, the effort and commitment of the players was there, that's the main thing.he draw has been made for the quarterfinals. here are the fixtures. championship side preston play at home to aston villa. bournemouth host manchester city. who play on monday. including a 2—1victory for hibs in the edinburgh in the other game, aberdeen came from 2—nil down to get kevin nisbet getting both the goals, with the equaliser points forjust the second time this season. but laurenjames came through with the equaliser. world—record signing naomi girma also made her before the hour mark. five points off the top, after they beat leicester city 2—nil. find a way to win, and we've done that. i think that's our seventh in a row. i think it's our tenth clean sheet out of 15 games, to go, than we did last season. ten—man real sociedad. and kept up the pressure in the second half, wrapping barcelona's sixth straight league win moves them to cricket now, and india have beaten new zealand by 44 runs performance from india's spinners, with varun adam cottier reports. out to be a convincin

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holistic view of it. in the last few away games, sorry, home games here. was there and that's the main thing. the draw has been made for the quarterfinals. here are the fixtures. bournemouth host manchester city. who play on monday. in the other game, aberdeen came from 2—nil down to get points for just the second time this season. before the hour mark. so that result means manchester united are now leicester city 2—nil. it was always going to be a challenge, but winners which is an incredible stat, so... to go, than we did last season. on sunday, with a comfortable a—nil home victory over ten—man real sociedad. sociedad lost a player early in the match when defender gerard martin and marc casado then scored for the home side into first place in la liga, one point ahead of australia. chakravarthy taking 5—42. adam cottier reports. and a stand of 98 between axar patel and shreyas iyer spearheaded india's recovery. of 250, on a slow pitch step forward india's spinners in reply, led levels of a partisan crowd. at 133—3, though, with 18 overs remaining, the match was still was with india.

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he was hiking on the appalachian trail, which is a trail that starts in maine and ends in an argentinean's vagina. [laughter and applause] it was all over the late night shows. it was every monologue. "hiking the appalachian trail." "where have you been, honey? what's that lipstick?" "i was hiking the appalachian trail." it was just... it was such a huge contribution to the english language. so the guy had an affair and was really sloppy about covering it up. he's hardly the first politician to do that. but there was something about this man dropping off the grid to see his secret international lover that truly shocked people, myself included. full disclosure--i was friendly with mark and jenny sanford. i first met them more than 20 years ago when i was covering the south carolina primary. my now-wife and i watched the super bowl at the governor's mansion in 2004. mark going awol, reading poetry and the bible while on a weeklong solo hike-- that, frankly, seemed totally believable. so when folks began speculating about seedy possibilities, i wrongly wrote it off as the worst kind of se

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you guys are in minnesota dealing with this meanwhile there's a protest in maine.ling with this and i can't even it is just -- so over it. and these hold outs these aging politicians that seem to think they're going to get a woke award. jack let's start with you minnesota is your home state. why is governor -- why is governor waltz doing this and what would be your message if you could sit in front of him right now and talk about why this is a bad idea. >> first off it kind of ticks me off rachel you know we look across our country we got nine million little girls in the united states of america that don't have fathers. so i'll say that to start this off. and so if you're a male if you're a man that is elected to office and elected to lead in this nation your duty is to protect the women of america. so the fact that we're talking about -- a governor who is even thinking about allowing men to go and hurt women on sports fields is disgusting. so as a former minnesota viking former minnesota gopher i was a captain on both of the teams i love the state of minnesota. th

he becomes, one of fdr main antagonist, the congress. some of the legislation passed in that first 100 days of fdr was first administration. the emergency banking act. the federal emergency relief act. the national industrial recovery act. the agricultural adjustment act. civilian corps was passed as well as the tennessee valley authority was created. which of these drew some of the sharpest debate and do we feel the effects of these today? this is a great question because these enormous pieces of legislation and it's kind of hard to pick from them. i mean the ones that generated the most debate, i think, were the agricultural adjustment act and the national industrial relations. and that is because they were such a huge direct interventions in the economy. you know, we talked about banking and the need to get the financial system up and running again. but the other problem that fdr was facing, was that the the economy had kind of seized up. people were unemployed and because there wasn't much investment happening. and the farms were in

maine's golden is one of them.g legislation to allows males to play in female sports. days ago he said biological boys should not compete in sports against biological girls. an overwhelming majority of people including democrats say girls and women's sports should be for girls and women only. >> he represents maine's second congressional district. donald trump won that congressional district that cycle. he is vulnerable there and seeing his state become ground zero in the fight with the direct confrontation between the governor there and trump administration. democrats continue this weak argument of it's a just a handful of people. we've made it by the ncaa president. it is a trickle now but a flood later. we've seen youth identify as transgender quadruple. those numbers will continue to grow. also ask people like mcnabb, a high school volleyball player who faced partial paralysis as a result of being injured by a man in women's sports. ask some of these young women forced to view a man's genitalia in the women's b