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we're going to see which we're going to be talking that we'll be talking to president bowden and we'll be talking to the representative. so let's get representatives from u. k. we gotta stop at, it's this carnage. drums doesn't want to have the legacy of the war that he was not involved in. so this is for, from trump's perspective, from republicans perspective, this is biden's war. and therefore, if the you repeat, just want to continue with the drum, says, go ahead, do whatever you want, but i'm not going to be able to this. as a matter of fact, he said many times during the campaign at authors, he was elected that we have never been closer to nuclear war. and that outgoing, by that restriction, is behaving recklessly by actually i'm trying to escalate in its final days in office, which is really something on scene. and i think that that from the will to try to make good deal. that's what's, of course jim politically suit. the western coalition that will suit the united states and it's up to russia to see how it is going to handle with the new i kind of these traces, but what i do say

that to clean could be pushed into making concessions to most cool, we'll be talking the president bowden and we'll be talking to the representative. so let's get representatives from u. k. we've got to stop it. it's, it's carnage. russia occupies nearly 20 percent of the opinion to 3 that it's easy to keep on sites a waiting to see what trump we do on whether he can succeed in getting a ceasefire, agreed to them and just need for insight story the well, let's discuss this more with today's gas in washington dc, we'd have until leaving his director of the racial program at the quincy institute and the member of the valve cloud, the russian think tank in moscow. powell folks, and how he's an independent defense military analyst. i think chief alexi melnick is co director of the rest i'm call center ukrainian public policy research institute. thank you. all of you for joining us. let me start with you. and the told us seems to be in a particularly all day shes attack and it seemed to have very sophisticated planning and execution. yes, indeed. it's not the 1st attack organized by the ukrain

there is one the reason why we should the whole from him bowden from by the general cook, easy good. that he was not to be able to ignore the try. the question is, what the content is read and what measures really think it is the phone or his instructions or devises, or read or whatever. and then very few days we show what is the direction. but one thing must be clear. i don't really know piece in casa with these are space this we have to repeat together again because i have a feeling that the, someone in the mode kevin administration, is all those loveless around today around the, a don't have trouble. most of them are more of because the most really good citizen is are and some of the mind seeing, i think that's a piece in god. so, i mean say we made this writing go. so i that's out of the course. okay, i want to drill down a little bit more on tools. we hit some more tools may be taking place that have been some tools, those involving israel taking place in colorado. oh my, what are you hearing about what is being discussed at this stage as well? as the 2 sets of talks, the one be

the news i'm, these are a top story. french prime minister michelle barnett has lost the confidence bowden parliament. emotion was triggered by a fight over his austerity budget is not expected to resign. forcing president ammonia in law, calling to find a replacement is the 1st successful, no confidence vote against the french government since 1962. the country has been reeling from a polarizing snap election in summer. south korea's opposition parties have submitted a motion to impeach the president over his brief declaration of martial law use. so kill.

there is one reason why we should the whole from him, bowden from by the general cook is good that he was not to be able to ignore the truck. the question is, what the outcome is read and what measures really big is the phone, or his instructions, or devises, or rent, or whatever. and the very few days we show what is the direction. but one thing must be clear, i don't really know piece in casa with these are spaced. this, we have to repeat together again, because i have a feeling that the, someone in the medicare ministrations, or those loveless or volunteer around, they don't have trouble. most of them are more because the most really consensus and these are and some of the mind seeing, i think that's a decent go. so i mean say we made a vis reading go so and that's out of the course. okay, i want to drill down a little bit more on talks. we hit some more talks may be taking place that have been some towards those involving israel taking place in colorado. oh my, what are you hearing about what is being discussed at this stage as well? as the 2 sets of talks, the one between the uni

i mean, i just finished a book on ronald reagan, by actually one of your board members, william bowden. he talked about president reagan was very committed to the allies and working with the allies, japan at that time, at that time, west germany. he had a group, margaret thatcher, working together with brian from canada. at the same time he was really leading when it came to competing with the soviet union economically, militarily. he was also building these friendships, these alliances and partnerships. i don't think we have ever had time where our relationship with japan is closer and needs to be closer. you look at the philippines, we are building relationships there. i think we need to keep growing that. i think what the american people are wary of case they feel like america is going it alone in this. and all of these dollars are being spent. and that they don't see the sort of this allied effort. so i think that is a big part of it. and we need to be clear about what our objectives are. that is the other key thing. so our select committee talks about winning this strategic compet

but what about operation bowden?basically, i mentioned earlier that grand slam luftwaffe air attack on the allies forward air bases. well, that took place in new year. so two weeks after the ground offensive started, no use whatsoever. and taking the pressure off those german troops in the bulge now did a pretty good job actually under the circumstances, destroyed hundred aircraft, but in the process lost several hundred of theirs. obviously. so we discussed later during the air war, six of it. but for the germans, they lost lots and, lots of pilots. what their young and large inexperienced pilots did was they spent far too time too long over the target area, shooting off aircraft and when they should have been shooting up. buildings and accommodation in an effort to kill pilots. and also they around in the air too long to take part in dogfights and as a consequence suffered the being shot down quite often as they limped home. now for the allies, the loss of 200 aircraft or so but of a nuisance but allied industrial

he was eventually removed for 140 by mohammed cit, raj, and the response from the indian, bowden to heads dismissal, saw him viewed by the crowd. so raj also ending a smoking suit from the price of his troubles. let's try the old out for $337.00. that's a need of 157. it says to day and $128.00 for 5. still trading by 29. gus atkinson, so go ahead take to putting the name control of the 2nd phase to get into new zealand to roll out for one of the 5 and winning. so the england don't know. 553 runs a hey, thanks to how centuries fulcher root, st. duckett, jacob bethel, and harry took england who wants to say so on. close will. the 1st series when a new zealand since 2008. and he's certainly doing that. sex mode, the n b a defending champions, boston celtics have made, attain wins. we made last 11 games, the latest victory coming against the milwaukee bucks face and face themselves school the 34, and that same rebounds and 5. this is, it's now 700 winds in a row for the south, like 2 or 2nd be some conference. and a little bit champion, i didn't do when the latest hardboiled company vein, se

and then they'll talk about the execution of this plan called bowden plotter or and how they prepared for it, which was kind of scant how it executed in what the general results were here for the germans on the side. now, we talked about this morning, the luftwaffe in 1944 inch your daddy's luftwaffe. what was once offensively minded is n tned large a defensive kind of application. and it'been engaging in attrition, no kind of warfare that gma weren't well-suited fothe americans and the british were grinding this thing out. and the germans aren't built for that. and so wh y see here over the course of war is that their aircraft and their pil training is to take a nosedive in terms of new airframes being developed and new pilots being developed. what we see here are those the germans are getting better at building a large air force in terms of airframe arms themselves. in 1944. but the thing is, they're still building the old mean one or nine and f.w. 190. and i know there's a great fetish with me 60 twos and deal with three three fives. they're really cool airplanes, but you only got

let the bowden operations teams get out around those mountains and start to look at what they could opennd what advice do you have for people heading to the mountains this weekend? are there any specific precautions preparations? people should be making. >> it's just the drive do it. so we we see it a challenge every year. >> on i-80, highway, 50 state route. 88, you've got be prepared when you come up to the sierra, if you're a 2 wheel drive car chase chain tension or she checks the dav. those things with you do not try and go around the chain controls and think you could get over the summit without having change. then have your emergency road k your flashlight have water that car, some snackable items in the car as well. if you're in the eb full charge, charge it up before you come up to the summit are before you leave. lake take a gas as well. charge your cell phone. but i'll tell you what, come on up with a great attitude. get ready. it's going to be a little bit like level. but what you get up on the mound, you're going to have a great time. >> and testing now cook with winter condi

bowden, jake polk as well as gainesville's own gabe jackson. congratulations to the entire team and coaching staff led by the legendary coach kirby smart. go dawgs, let's bring home another national championship. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. davis: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: i strongly support barton college's initiative to construct a new health sciences building on their wilson campus. the initial funding phase is estimated at $19 mihmion and it will be a wonderful investment. it is essential to show more buildings given the health disparities throughout north carolina, barton aims to secure a brighter future for the health care system and the residents who rely on it daily for their mental and physical well-being. a new health sciences building will provide additional labs, research space and improved technolog