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. >> do you think he's anitively -- cognitively strong enough to be president?ns with him all the time, yes. >> you do? >> i'm dead serious about that. i've talked to him when he's overseas, i've been in air force one, marine one -- >> okay, but you never answered my question directly, how many times does your phone ping you need e to get in this race, they agree with me that he's not up to the -- >> i would say concern. >> it's a fair question. >> i see where you're going. >> i'm asking. >> ask i'm not answering. pete: the shadow campaign continues. rachel: yeah. every time joe biden gets in deeper trouble like this form that you talked about that came out this week talking about ukraine and burisma, suddenly he appears and rei'm a great backu. will: the three of us have asked on this couch why are so many names now in the republican primary field, i think the answer is for the moment we just experienced. whatever, chris christie, mike pence, whatever they may be believing about their chance, i think in anticipation of the indictment that we saw this week, they

he could do it one way, and doing what is a disastrous war. , anit has been mishandled frome day it hasd then until today. i don't see it's likely, i think it's more likely that he will take some drastic measures. we now have reports of the preparation to destroy the nuclear power plants in zaporizhzhia. just as the hydro electric dam was destroyed. catastrophic consequences for the people in the economy and everyone else and the environment in ukraine. and there's the possibility he might decide that as the ukrainian offenses continue, he has no choice but to use nuclear weapons. i really do think we are in a period where the danger, because of this, weakness has been exposed. >> speaking of dangers and where we go from here, as i mentioned, as our viewers, now you're the former u.s. ambassador to nato. next, month nato is holding its annual summit. certainly it's up for discussion, it will be ukraine's path to membership in the alliance. how do you see that going in light of what has developed? will the events of the past couple of days feature heavily at those talks? >> no doubt, whe

it's it's written in anit's wri antiseptic manner with two thousand footnotestt and they canemselves go judge us footnotes for themselves. and i think that you we are dou living in a time wherebl the double standard has never been more apparent. we were told for almost a yearme that there were connections wer between the trump campaign and the russians. we literally have wiretoldar that td transfers from ccp linked entities to the bidens, and that's not enough for them. >> yeah, that's an excellent point. garrett, chris , thank you forfn joining us tonight. >> now, while hunter wants to use the second amendment and his defense, his dad, the administration is looking to make it more inconvenient is gun owners in this country that worry the atf put in place a rule targeting something called a pistol race. that's an attachment that letsn you fire your gun one handed, basically a stabilizer. and it was actually designed for the disabled. the rule would reclassify pistols that use the brace as short barreled rifles. and if you havce as e one , you need to register for federaler license. a

anit's devoid of all context. say it's more like the statute in virginia vs. black which instructed just the burning of the cross was sufficient for the jury to infer intent. say there is no context at all. but the school, taking the threat to the school seriously wants the kid to be barred from thgrounds or wants him to be suspended for a few days so they n assess the threat. it's not a crime. it's just deciding whether to keep him out. it would be statacon. what about that? could the school do that just based on that one statement? mr. elwo: believe so. schools have -- are a whole ball of wax. justice barrett: make the father t the student or a teacher. mr. elwood: if they n r the parent from the school? justice barrett: or the teacher. teacher says i'm going to shoot this place up. they want to put the teacher on leave without pay for a week. mr. elwood: i think absolutely -- among other things just in terms of public safety they can go forward based on the idce they have of what the threat is, which is the words hus. frequently theesevidence you have of in

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