this is stated in the current review of the american institute the study of war, which i already mentionedast week , two countries, china and turkey, started talking about peace talks. initially , the head of the turkish foreign ministry stated at a diplomatic forum in antalya that russia and ukraine had reached the maximum of what could be achieved by military methods, and he said it was time to start a dialogue about... fire, according to him, this does not mean recognizing the russian occupation, but they say, the time has come to separate the recognition of the occupation from the issue of sovereignty, from the issue of a ceasefire. eventually, after diplomatic negotiations in moscow, which took place on the evening of march 2, the ministry of foreign affairs of china stated that negotiations are the only way to end hostilities in ukraine. in russia, commenting on the meeting with the chinese representative, they said that the negotiations did not take into account the interests of russia. are impossible it was established that any discussion of a political and diplomatic settlement is

, including at the very forge of the french elites, the institute of political sciences. americanmodern european politicians created by the first french president who did not serve in the military. by the time he grew up, the draft had already been cancelled. perhaps this has something to do with the ease with which he speaks. about participation in hostilities, knowing his love for phrases, one could attribute everything to a nice word, but it would be too simple: no matter what the french president is guided by, the psychological vice is getting lower and lower, the ceiling of the possible is getting further and further. the reaction of society is mainly negative, but getting used to the fact that military confrontation with russia is happening normally in europe has begun. bye. true, the french, especially the young ones, have completely different sorrows, not of a military-strategic nature, from paris, our author eduard shillin. the suburbs of paris, built in the seventies for migrant workers, faceless neighborhoods, today they are they call it a parallel france, almost half o

mostly under... tight fire control of the russian army, the rest is in the gray zone, while the american instituterecognizes the retreat in the armed forces of ukraine on the basis of these frames, in which the russian armored column is advancing to the west of the thin one. also , the nuland institute stated that the russian army advanced to nevelskoye and planted our flag there. americans associate successful promotion not only with constant work of aviation and strike. cabs and fabs, but with a sharp increase in strikes, and our fighters use them not only to destroy the enemy, but also to save the lives of our fighters. look, a real air battle in the night sky over the donetsk steppes. our drone operator kamika managed to spot a heavy ukrainian drone of the “baba ega” type and, due to its advantage in speed and weight, rammed it at full speed. it's already covered. turn around at a key height, mastering which will allow you to take fire control village and supply routes. the difference in altitude by military standards is significant, about 60 m. no less active fighting is now in the direction

well, the so-called american institute for the study of war reports that since october last year, russiaates considers, of the territory of ukraine, that is , ukraine was advancing, and our country occupied the territory, well, logically, in the artyomov direction. russian army units now occupy the central part of bogdanovka; enemy forces remain only in the south of this settlement. in the avdeevsky sector , our fighters attack enemy positions on the southern outskirts of semyonovka from orlovka. on the zaporozhye front, the ukrainian armed forces are transferring fresh forces to the rabotino-verbove line in order to hold the front. the ukrainian command is trying to gain time in order to have time to strengthen the defensive lines of varekhov on... in these shots from the ministry of defense, the assault work of the marines of the pacific fleet, who are squeezing out ukrainian militants from novomikhailovka. due to the strategic importance of the settlement, the enemy clings to literally every meter, our soldiers say, but still. the enemy is retreating. as a result of a successful assau

representatives of the elite, politicians, and experts were trained in the united states at the macron american institutesamong others. at the very forge of the french elite, the institute of political sciences, more than half of the classes are given in english. the main recognition of the work of an international affairs expert is an invitation to the american one. the ecosystem of modern european politicians is created according to the american standard. emmanuel macron is the first french president who did not serve in the military. by the time it growing up, the draft has already been cancelled. perhaps this is related to the ease with which he talks about participating in hostilities. knowing his love for phrases, one could attribute everything to a catchphrase, but that would be too much. it’s just that, no matter what motivates the french president, the psychological defect is getting lower, the ceiling of the possible is getting further. the reaction of society is mainly negative, but getting used to the fact that military confrontation with russia is happening normally in europe has begun. so fa

according to this data compiled by the american enterprise institute last year.t school year, almost a third of students in san francisco unified were chronically absent in hayward, it's up to 37% of students and in oakland, more than half of students, 53% are chronically absent. joining us live now is nat malkus with the american enterprise institute and the creator of the return to learn tracker that we just showed you. nat, thanks for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> all right. so we define chronic absenteeism as 10% right. missing 10% of school. but there are different layers. and there are a lot of kids also missing. not quite chronic but a whole lot of school. >> yeah. post-covid we saw attendance slip. and look, chronic absenteeism is the percentage of kids that miss 10% of the year. that's not really a magical number. attendance has gone up sort of across the board . and we've also seen that the really severe chronic absenteeism that students that are missing 15 or even 20% of the year have gone up tremendously uh- across the nation and in california. >

representatives, politicians, and experts were trained in the united states , including macron american institutes. in the very forge of the french elite, the institute of political sciences, more than half of the classes are given in english. the main recognition of the work of an international affairs expert is an invitation to the american fing. thus, the mental ecosystem of modern. everything is lower, the ceiling of the possible is further and further. the public reaction is mostly negative, but getting used to the fact that the military confrontation things are happening normally with russia in europe, bad luck is the beginning. while it is true, the french, especially the young ones, have completely different sorrows, not of a military-strategic nature. from paris, our author eduard shillin. among the country's youth, holders of a diploma in higher education cannot find a decent job in their specialty, their fate is the transition from one short-term contract to another, low wages do not allow them to stand firmly on their feet and be independent from their parents, does politics affect the

usa, many of today's elite representatives, politicians, experts, were trained in the usa at american institutionse french elite, the institute of political sciences, more than half of the classes are given in english. the main recognition of the work of an international affairs expert is an invitation to the american one.

and yet american tanks were only introduced into battle. in the second half of february, the american institutehe study of war is worried that in the avdeevsky direction the russians are not only burning abrams, but are advancing, the russian army is reported to be advancing west of artyomovsk, there our fighters fought their way to the center of the ivanovo saminstitute. entered the operational space, the nearest fortified industrial facility is pokrovsk, just in its vicinity hymers was destroyed, tens of kilometers away there is no fortification in the soi behind the sentry yar, lutsenko claims. russian paratroopers have already entered its suburbs, their advance is supported by artillery and aviation. experiencing shell hunger, the enemy practically does not. zayran in the back, a similar episode in these frames, a ukrainian is trying to reach out to the russians positions, but his own drone interferes with him. and this is the work of russian aviation. su-25 attack aircraft cover positions in the ssu in the krasnolimansky direction of narami s-13. and in these footage, ukrainian militants u

next up, an exciting announcement about the american institute of architects. i'm delighted to announce that we can now boast two fellows of the american institute of architects in our department, our own commissioner, paul wolford, and our bureau of architecture manager, julia laue, were both elevated to the status of fellow with the american institute of architects. for those of us outside of the profession, let me note what a big deal this is. only 2 to 3% of the profession are elevated to this status, so i want to offer a hearty congratulations to commissioner wolford. and also to our bureau manager, julia laue. and lastly, i am thrilled to announce that alaric de graffenreid, who served as acting public works director from january 2020 to august 2021, has come back to the department in the new position of deputy director of strategic initiatives as he started his job one week ago today and jumped right in, bringing with him his good insights, institutional knowledge and welcome camaraderie. on friday, i was wondering why i was having such a good week, desp

i don’t know american institutions to butt heads, but god bless them, well, zhizhik - that’s understandableleft-wing audience, despite the fact that everything that he just said, he repeated it exactly there since january february 22, three or four times i heard from her very harsh criticism of russia, well, of course significant, yes, because in the past the same zhizhik was always associated with criticism of western imperialism, especially american, and we remember desert storm criticized the bombing of libya. opinions, it has shrunk, especially in europe, well, in particular in the united kingdom, because let me remind you that zhizhik although he spends a lot of time there in his homeland in slavia, he is also a professor at the university of london, for a second, yes, and because we have two such main icons of the modern left in the west, yes, this is one novomhomsky , in america he works at mit, yes, and the other one is slava dzhizhik, and at the same time chomsk, i remind you, yes, at the beginning of twenty-two, well, he somehow criticized russia for the sake of formality, and the

catholics embraced american political institutions and american participation in those institutions. still, this did not prove that catholics could be good americans. if anything, native protestants responded by arguing that this participation itself was undermining the american political system because the catholics did not understand the true nature of politics. what is the true nature of politics? i think that's something we're still debating today. but it is clear in the late 19th century america that protestants and catholics had different understandings of politics. and these different understandings, i think, are best understood not in different political theories, but as different political cultures. the contrast between the two cultures, i think, was best expressed in the work of a mid 20th century american historian richard hostetter. i do have this written down for you, the pulitzer prize-winning book "the age of reform" written in 1955. it's about the late 19th century into the early 20th century after the new deal. and hostetter introduces this period with this illuminati

time in the armenian editorial office of the voice of america, then worked in international american institutionsands the problem of national security, military construction, now i’ll tell you why, yes, just like i cited the names of others, ruben rubinyan, an obvious agent of turkish intelligence, yes pashinyan himself, no one there in armenia really doubts that the editor drove him, this corresponds to reality, excuse the frankness, how was he... they brought him to power the same way, this is also understandable. today, the same armen gosparyan begins to say that we have achieved great things, which means opportunities, if just recently, the amount of military equipment we supply for the armed forces of armenia was 90% from russia, now it is 10%. well, think about it, this is absolutely incompetent, but in all seriousness purchasing equipment in india, often crude equipment, well, india, with all due respect to this country, is clearly not a favorite in the creation of military equipment, multiple launch rocket system, 155mm ha. and so on, even those weapons systems that in the indian army the

an essay for the american enterprise institute. so there's not a lot left of the unfettered marketplace, something people talk about. but there's the themes that i think seeing here across the across the panel and throughout this book really are something that that conservatives have been working on for decades. i had the good fortune to work with steve forbes when he was running for president in 1996, and also. 2002. social security. he said that if if a person who started out at a minimum wage job and worked the equivalent of a minimum wage job through their whole career of is that there would have been increases from a 75%. he said that person if that money had been invested in the in just a regular cd over the course of his life would have held million dollars in the bank when he retired and this was in 1996. so much more today. so the dignity of giving access to the money that politicians are using to buy votes. frankly, i think really, really. so. and that unfortunately, that's what happens in health care is that you find tha

colonel , the american institute for the study of war suggests that the russian defense and industrial base. will inevitably face labor shortages, inventory reductions, including due to sanctions, so its capabilities will not be sustainable in the medium and long term prospects in your opinion, at the current pace of hostilities, russia will have enough time to recover or create new types of weapons and be at some level. there are a lot of different discussions, especially when it comes to heavy weapons, they can no longer produce in sufficient quantities, and they cannot produce specific spare parts and heavy weapons in general. and all this is precisely the consequence of sanctions. one of my friends, who has connections in russia, that people who work in factories in russia, they can to name, i don't know, some young ladies of the village who do not know what they are doing there at all , that is, they have unqualified personnel, they are already lacking, accordingly, the weapons that they manufacture do not meet the standards, when we talk about sanctions, there are countries, ther

the american institute for the study of war warns of the risk of a large-scale breakthrough by russiannt. the magazine comes out with a refutation. in conditions of conscription and martial law, women make up the majority of those who are ready to work. clearing land is a priority for ukraine. speaker of the verkhovna rada stefanchuk allowed exemption from mobilization for money. in an interview with public television ukraine, he said that the government plans link the provision of deferment to the level. wages, for reservation you will need to receive from 1.00 dollars a month to pay taxes in the amount of 160 dollars, ukrainian military commissars began to conduct raids on civilian civilians, in these shots from... look what they are doing, but the kiev regime is again carrying out terrorist attacks in the belgorod region, this morning the region was hit by ukrainian artillery and drones, the authorities of the belgorod region report that the driver was killed, at least six people were injured under fire from bandera, in addition to the city of belgorod itself, there is also the gray

the american institute for the study of war says that the kremlin and the occupation authorities plan to falsify not only the voting results, but also the voter turnout. so, trying to legitimize russia's occupation of ukraine in the eyes of the international public, although they are unlikely to succeed, experts say. early voting ended on march 14, and the elections themselves will be held from march 15 to 17. natalia leonova, kateryna besedina, voice of america, washington. not only ukraine, but also the usa and latvia are prosecuting russian war criminals, and there will be even more such cases this year. prosecutor general of ukraine andriy kostin told voice of america about this. this year, ukraine also expects that the model of the international tribunal will be formed to bring putin to justice for the crime of aggression. my colleague oksana bodratenko asked kostin about this and other results in the direction of restoring justice during his visit to washington. this is not your first visit to washington. you meet with american legislators, with your partners. to the department

voter will ask, and to whom do you give our money and resources, by the way, experts of the american institutefor the study of war say that the russian army has captured 505 km since the beginning of... fire operations in october 23 the territory of ukraine, in particular, in the period from january 1 to march 28, 2024, the troops captured almost 100 km more territory than in the last 3 months of 23. such rates of advancement may be connected with a combination of lack of equipment in ukraine and more favorable weather conditions, analysts note. well, it is clear that in... in this situation, there are a lot of questions for the congress of the united states of america and the help that we have been waiting for four months, i.e. 61 billion dollars for kona, and actually the americans cannot decide to open up to us this is funding, the lack of this money or this help, let's say this, not even money, what does this mean and how much does it affect... the mood of the russians to go on the offensive in may-june this year? well , look, let's start with the resignation of general zaluzhnyi first, an

from the north from bohdanivka and to the south from ivanovsky , well, spokesmen from that american institutee are threats there is no environment, well, that's how information is analyzed for them over the ocean, how do you see these attempts? well, i will always say that in principle such comments are better given to the military, but what we see, what we... feel at the moment, we do not see such a threat, what will happen next, let's see how it will develop , at the moment, we work and live on, and people still stay in, or do they leave in connection with such intense shelling for a while? well, in principle , i have already said in the past that the majority of people those who remained are elderly people, and they are very clingy. for their homes , unfortunately, i will say something now that people will not like very much, but it is true, unfortunately, now most of the people leave after theirs is destroyed or critically damaged, and this happens to everyone, last week in we were evacuated by three people, one of them has already left, two, if everything is fine, will also leave in the

by the way, the american institute for the study of war says that russia uses... conscripts to protectorder with ukraine, and they are preparing for new invasions by russian volunteer units, putin also spoke about this in an interview with dmitry kiselyov, he said that behind the actions of the russian rebels in the belgorod kursk region are attempts to disrupt the elections and gain trump cards, as he said, for the exchange of territories in possible negotiations. let's listen to what he said putin. i have no doubt about it , it consists in the fact that, if not to disrupt the presidential elections in russia, then at least somehow hinder the normal process of citizens' will, this is the first, the second is the informational effect, which i have already mentioned, but the third, if at least something will work out, to get some chance, some argument, some trump card in a possible future negotiation process, we will give it back to you, and you will give it back to us, so you already... said before that it is not impossible to hold these large territories, but putin still believes that

resource, by the way, experts of the american institute of studies war says that since the beginningf offensive operations in october 23, the russian army captured 505 km of the territory of ukraine, in particular, in the period from january 1 to march 28, 24, the troops captured almost 100 km more territory than in the last 3 months of the 23rd year, such rates were advanced. may be related to a combination of a lack of equipment in ukraine and more favorable weather conditions, analysts note, but it is clear that in this situation there are a lot of questions for the congress of the united states of america and the help that we have been waiting for for four months, that is, 61 a billion dollars at stake, and actually the americans cannot decide to open... us this financing, the lack of this money, or this help, let's say this, not even money, what does this mean and how much does it affect the mood of the russians to leave in... in may-june this year. well, look, let's start by inserting general zaluzhnyi first, and then another 16 generals. isn't this an encouragement to the russ

this is reported in the american institute for the study of war.location footage published in russian pro-war publications in the operational-strategic direction of tavria confirms this advance , saying that russian troops are concentrating large reserves in the novomykhaivka area in order to seize this village. the spokesman of osuf tavria , dmytro lekhovii, said this on donbas-real. however, as he noted, the russian forces are not having success there, in the area of ​​the village of novomykhaivka , the enemy is concentrating very significant reserves, transferring reinforcements from the hinterland from the russian side precisely to take the village of novomykhaivka, there are more assaults there every day than in the ovdiiv direction, but the defense is holding, there the enemy is making enormous efforts, but there is no success, from the word at all. i would like to add that, according to the ukrainian general staff, during the last day in the novopavlivskyi direction, ukrainian forces repelled 22 attempts by the russian army to break through

the american institute for the study of war also came to this conclusion, confirming at the same time that the terrorist organization islamic state was behind the attack. however, analysts say, putin can directly blame ukraine in order to rally the russian population against it, if indirect hints do not have the desired effect. radio liberty correspondent zoryana stepanenko collected how the west views the possibility of such a scenario, the international reaction to... the events in krokusikholi and their interpretation by the russian authorities. european and american officials condemn the terrorist attack in the suburbs of moscow and sympathize with the relatives of the victims. the heads of the european commission and the council of europe published relevant posts on social networks, as to the comments of the russian authorities about the shooting. they have there are doubts. the minister of finance of britain, in particular, believes that they should not believe unconditionally - they comment. vladimir putin's attempts to find a ukrainian trace in the attack. jeremy gunn noted th

that is , it is for the telegraph, it is a really respectable publication, and actually the american instituteor the study of war, yes, so to speak, submits this information to unison and thereby... outlines the future issues that will already be resolved, must be resolved within the next few days, of course the need for air defense equipment, missiles, anti-missiles, and in general launchers did not disappear anywhere installations for air defense systems, this is what we, well, as ukraine, constantly emphasize to the west, that if we had a sufficient number of launchers... projectiles on each section of the front, then we would be able to level the superiority of the russians in these su- 34 bombers -x and in their cabs, and of course this will become , of course, perhaps the main issue of the future of ramshteyn, well, this issue is related to the same offensive actions, when actually the europeans are already worried, afraid that there will be no repetition of the situation with winter. and if there are further delays in delivery ammunition, it is natural that the russians will have time,

russian troops are slowly but advancing in the east in particular, the current report of the american institute for the study of war speaks of the advance of russian troops near bakhmut. this happened against the background of positional battles in the area, according to geolocation footage from march 24 , russian troops slightly, but advanced to the northeast of the canal. donets donbas, near chasovoy yar, says the institute's overview. the russian army also captured two more settlements in the avdiiv direction. tonenko and orlivka villages. this was reported the day before by the military columnist of the german publication bild julian roebke. both settlements are located approximately 5 km west of avdiivka. according to ryobka, the battle for berdychi continues. you can see on the map where all these villages that i have named are located. about capturing the thin. and orlivka, the russian ministry of defense actually reported six days ago, the ukrainian side did not officially confirm the loss of these settlements, rfe/rl correspondents working in the east confirm the information about the

institutions petition in the back now to the american voter, it's on us to choose the path forward forautocracy. joining our conversation, it's a privilege to get to speak to the informants and -- he served as prime minister of australia from 2015 to 2018. thank you for being with us. your comments were heard around the world. i woke up to them on morning joe, and i see them everywhere. >> well, look, i think it's a very important point to make. the trump fascination with putin is a very creepy one. and it was palpable. i mean, people who have been with trump and putin, and indeed, people who saw him with putin at the helsinki conference, will say the same thing. he has a fascination with putin. he's an of putin. probably admires him, probably wishes he could be as omnipotent in america as putin is in russia. but it's very disconcerting when you see the leader of the free world being so interested in tyrants. and of course, it's not just putin. looking his bromance with kim jong-un. how predictable was that? effectively changing what i would describe as -- >> it's among the classified

russian troops have advanced to the west of bakhmut, the american institute reports. the study of the war, although the advance in ivansky, between bakhmut and chasov yar, which was reported by some russian military bloggers, is currently not confirmed there. khortytsy lash, the spokesman for the operational-strategic direction , says that the russian army is now directing all its efforts in the bahamian direction to seize the time gap, and is trying to gain gains , allegedly, before the presidential elections in russia. the ukrainian military is fighting back - yevlash says. also, according to him, several defense circles have been erected in the area of ​​the temporary ravine. and ilya yavlash, whom we mentioned, is the chief of the osuv khortytsia press service, joins our broadcast. good morning. good morning, glory to ukraine studio. glory to heroes. ilya, the situation in donetsk region, in particular near the temporary ravine. what it is now and why the russian army chose this particular place to strike, what tactics they have there, perhaps, and how they manage to counter it. t

by the way, the american institute for the study of war says that russia uses conscripts to protect itsorder with ukraine, and they are preparing for new invasions by russian volunteer units. he also spoke about this... putin in an interview with dmitry kisilov, he said that behind the actions of russian rebels in the belgorotsky kursk region are attempts to disrupt the elections and get a visor, he said for the exchange of territories during possible negotiations. let's listen to what he said putin. the main goal, i have no doubt about it , is to, if not disrupt the presidential elections in russia, at least somehow disrupt the norms. to get some chance, some argument, some trump card in a possible future negotiation process, we will return it to you, and you will return it to us, but you already said before that it is not impossible to hold these large territories, but putin still believes that ukraine can seize territories. and then already at possible negotiations, that is, putin is already allowing such negotiations that there may be talk of exchanging them territories, about the l

the american institute for the study of war writes about this in the current report.ends to use the record level of turnout and support for his candidacy in the elections to create an information background for the protracted war in ukraine. let me remind you, central committee. of russia announced that putin scored more than 87%, a record for him. in the west, the russian elections were called unfree and dishonest. germany called the vote a sham election for an authoritarian ruler who relies on censorship and violence. the french foreign ministry said that the voting took place in conditions of the harshest repression against the population. british foreign minister david cameron recalled that putin eliminates his political opponents, controls the means of mass media and then simply crowns himself the winner. among those who congratulated putin on his victory were alexander lukashenko, well, the leader of the dprk, kim chang-in, the head of the people's republic of china xi jinping, the presidents of uzbekistan, tajikistan, azerbaijan, bolivia , nicaragua, honduras,

meanwhile , the american institute for the study of war sees no confirmed changes on the front line nearxim zhorin, the deputy commander of the third assault brigade, joins our broadcast , and i apologize for saying that maxim zhorin said the day before that it was near orlivka that the russian forces were wiping out, wiping out, i am quoting now the most, they are suffering heavy losses, but assaults continue there both day and night, this is happening while the enemy is unable to push through the defense line in the avdiiv direction , - mr. jorin added. meanwhile, in the armed forces against the background of criticism about... the lack of high-quality fortifications, they showed what the second line of defense looks like in the avdiiv direction, and this is what the extensive system of engineering and fortification structures says. in particular, dozens of new platoon strongholds with hundreds of meters of trenches, as well as anti-tank ditches, concrete bunkers and dragon's teeth. as stated in the general staff, they began to be erected a year ago in december our broadcast is joined

at the same time, the american institute for the study of war reports that as of the past day , positionaltles are ongoing in the robotyno area, and adds that russian pro-war telegram channels, for example, vorgondzo, reported on the alleged capture of half of the village of rubotingo, the army of the russian federation, dibstate analysts also report on the advance of the forces of the russian federation in the village of orlivka in the avdiyiv direction. this is how it looks on the deepstate portal map. the russian ministry of defense has already informed about the capture of this village, the ukrainian general staff. did not confirm this information as of now. germany hosted the 20th meeting in the rammstein format. it took place against the background of the advance of russian troops in the east and south of ukraine and the lack of ammunition for the armed forces of ukraine. have ukraine's allies come up with something to help, the correspondent will tell radio liberty zoryana stepanenko. and then wait for an exclusive interview with the minister of defense of ukraine rustem umyerov. th

this is stated in the report of the american institute for the study of war. remind. russia, the occupying russian troops regularly attack with aerial bombs and heavy artillery, well, according to the institute study of the war, russian troops advanced within 1.5 km of the time ravine. two days ago , the russian ministry of defense announced that russian troops had captured ivanovsk, which is west of bakhmut and immediately east of chasovoy yar, although the institute's analysts say they have no reliable confirmation of the capture of ivanovsk. in any case, russian tactical successes in... the east of the temporal ravine do not create conditions for encircling the city in order to capture it for the occupying forces, first significant tactical successes must be achieved in southeast and northwest of time ravine, the institute for the study of war report said. in the case of the capture of the time ravine, russian forces would have operational advantages and an open path to advance to kostyantynivka, which russia has long considered as the main operational obje

we heard from william lee, who's the chief economist with the american institute, think tank. and he looked deeper into the numbers for us. the overall economy is that is doing quite well, but it's that distributional impact is where the concern is. one of the things to keep in mind is that the overall and if you will give you a roll economy, interest burden breakfast, that by credit cards is only about 10 percent of the people's income. it was much higher back in the great financial crisis. close to the 1314 percent of your income, so the burden is fine in aggregate. but when you look at, we are really affecting people the most. it's at the lower end of people becoming more more discontent because at the lower rent, they feel that their wages are not keeping up with prices. the wages, like keep you up with inflation. and the resentment is being taught, pointed towards the policies of jo, bye. and because under donald trump, they were saying, well, we noticed that our incomes actually rising faster than inflation. we were not having these debt burdens as much as we are now. wh

the well known post a james song b because also president of the, our american institute from building some vermont arshad. how sign is a democratic policy, political strategist, and co founder of convey communications, a film that aims to support emerging progressive leaders, and also in the us capital retail shop is a conservative political advisor and republican opposed to donald trump's leadership. welcome to you all, james. it wasn't the decisive day that it can be and has been, has super tuesday ever mounted. bless somebody, we knew more or less before tuesday, but it's going to be a binding. trump pretty much in november, didn't we? and yeah, it certainly was. and this is not the super tuesday, i recall from the eighty's when jackson swept or is it from the ninety's or any other super tuesday it, it was a expected turn out was very low, which i think is of concern to both candidates in both parties and there certainly are concerns for, for, for biden, with the low turnout, the lack of enthusiasm. and for trump, on the fact that he has consolidated the support among all republica