horrible miscalculation from which western officials art backing down retired us army commander daniel davis, lays out the inconvenient truth in black and white. there is no chance, no military path that ukraine can win this war. there simply isn't. we have to be honest about that. and so that if you keep the sanctions on there, they hurt us more than they hurt potent did. western officials know that they be dragging their own citizens into a costly losing battle while misleading them into believing otherwise. or are they just so blinded by ideology that they mistook their desires and fantasies for reality. either way, they're starting to realize that the popular revolts over anti russian sanctions that they were trying to engineer for russia are now much more likely to hit their own countries. instead. this is art into national good to have you with us as u. k. rail union leader mc lynch's spoke to flurry of criticism off. he questioned the western version of the crisis in ukraine. his comments on ukrainian corruption and nazi ideology course as social media storm. seeing him accused of bei

horrible miscalculation from which western officials aren't backing down. retired us army commander daniel davis lays out the inconvenient truth in black and white. there is no chance, no military path that ukraine can win this war. there simply isn't. we have to be honest about that. and so that if you keep the st. his on there, they hurt us more than they hurt putin. did. western officials know that they be dragging their own citizens into a costly losing battle while misleading them into believing otherwise. or are they just so blinded by ideology that they mistook their desires and fantasies for reality. either way, they're starting to realize that the popular revolts over anti russian sanctions that they were trying to engineer for russia are now much more likely to hit their own countries instead. oh, it ought to contribute rachel marston. thank you. awesome stone, throwing and riots. this is how the electrons ended in kenya, where william router has been declared the official winner of the result, his cause outrage among supporters of his opponent before my prime minister, rayleigh, dingo

but lieutenant colonel daniel davis declares directly that there is no major offensive and there cannotn one, on the contrary, should be about to begin over the past six months. russian troops took control of a fairly large area. they move slowly, but methodically and relentlessly, because every time they take under control of the territory, they no longer leave it. the only large-scale counteroffensive on kherson , if deployed, is on social networks in a day . oh my. ouch. a wave of video of this powerful explosion will come, not at all an attack on kherson, but detonated ammunition in the kharkiv region, and in 2017, parents? i love you, and this is not a russian soldier near kherson saying goodbye to life by his parents, but a soldier of the army of kazakhstan who was at the epicenter of an explosion at an ammunition depot in 2019. by the way, he is his colleagues, then only safely escaped. it is possible to break through the first line of defense. the author of this video, depicting a russian soldier, lies in the bushes in a ukrainian military uniform with a helmet. quite similar to

horrible miscalculation from which western officials aren't backing down. retired us army commander daniel davis, lays out the inconvenient truth in black and white. there is no chance, no military path that ukraine can win this war. there simply isn't. we have to be honest about that. and so the, if you keep the st. his on there, they hurt us more than they hurt putin. did western officials know that they be dragging their own citizens into a costly losing battle while misleading them into believing otherwise. or are they just so blinded by ideology that they mistook their desires and fantasies for reality? either way, they're starting to realize that the popular revolts over anti russian sanctions that they were trying to engineer for russia are now much more likely to hit their own countries instead. so another part of our special coverage of their kenyatta us withdrawal from afghanistan, one year on washington now says it's scrapping plans to unfreeze $7000000000.00 of afghan state assets, allegedly because the money could be used to finance terrorists without says other war torn central asi

lieutenant colonel daniel davis is a competent veteran and joins us now.h for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> tulsi: talk to me about sanctions. we got to gauld punish them with sentience but who actually pays the price? >> lieutenant colonel davis: we are addicted to sanctions. sanctions is the first thing that comes up before we think about the ramifications for the possibility that it could accomplish anything. we don't understand whether that tool can accomplish something or if it is something we throw out there. i think it is important to played out that if the president was asked to potentially sacrifice something that could actually make a difference, that could potentially turn the tide of that or that might be one thing. potentially the cost would be worth it. but there is no chance know military path that you those ukraine could win this war. and so if you keep that sanctions on there and they hurt us more than they hurt putin, you hit it right on the head. because that sanctions that have limited how much oil they have sold to russians h

me now is senior fellow and military expert for defense priorities, retired lieutenant colonel daniel daviscome. >> thanks for having me. mike: the circle shows significant fighting over the past 24 hours, boom, boom. the red shows areas secured by russian forces or where russian forces are advancing. these pattern ones. and the blue areas are where the ukrainians are claiming counteroffenses. your thoughts on the battle at this point? >> when you look back over the last six months you see quite a lot of areas that the russians have taken. it's going slow but it's methodical and relentless and n how they are doing it. every time they are taking ground they have relatively speaking have not given it back up and some of the areas around here were movements that were small and they were a long time ago, actually several weeks ago but in recent days especially this area here you see russia has actually started to either continue its offensive or conduct probing attacks but what you haven't seen in ukraine has been talking about for months that they were going to have big offensive that it was g

but lieutenant colonel daniel davis declares directly that there is no major offensive and there cannotian one, on the contrary, should be about to begin over the past six months. russian troops took control of a fairly large area. they move slowly but methodically and relentless, because every time they take control of the territory, they no longer leave it. the only large-scale counterattack on kherson , if deployed, is on social networks in a day . oh-oh-oh now. aunt wave video of this powerful explosion is not an attack on kherson at all, but one that unloaded ammunition in the kharkiv region, and in 2017 , parents? i love you, and this is not a russian soldier near kherson saying goodbye to life parents, but a kazakh army soldier who was at the epicenter of an explosion at an ammunition depot in 2019. by the way, he and his colleagues then safely escaped, that it was only possible to break through the first line of defense. the author of this video, depicting a russian soldier, lies in the bushes in a ukrainian military uniform with a helmet. quite similar to the gift of the german

army lieutenant colonel daniel davis. you this morning, put where we are as a nation and our relationship with taiwan in perspective given the dangerous propaganda and actual military moves by china? >> you know, we had to keep first and foremost american interest at the top of this. i know -- especially because of all things happening, everybody has talked about what may or may not happen with taiwan mirroring what's going on on the other side of the world with russia and ukraine and certainly we have interest in beth of those cases but we have to be careful that we don't go too far here and press an issue that maybe doesn't need to be pressed with the potential for driving the u.s. into a military conflict with china which i can assure you that would not serve american interest and would not serve taiwanese interest if that turns into a fight. the best thing to use our diplomatic test to try to talk to both sides to event this from escalating from what it is because right now it is the worst it's been in about 3 or 4 de

trnow, lieutenant colonel daniel davis is a combat veteran and author and he joins us now. danny, thank you so much forth joining. oi thanks for having me. to also talk to me about sanctions. you know, this is a word that politicians often throw out there knee reaction to anything. we've got to go punish g themo with sanctions. y but p who actually pays the price? yeah, you know, wethe are absolutely addicted to sanctions. i mean, anyone talks about anythingng internationally. sanctions is the first thing that comes up before they even think about the ramifications or even the possibility that it could accomplish anything. he rand that's one of the bigget mistakes that we make is that we don't understand that whether that tool canng accomplish something or is it's just something we throw out there nowethi, in this particulr case, i think it's really important to point out that ifti the president was asking us to potentially sacrifice something that could actually make t a difference, that could potentially turn the tide of the war, thateor might be one thing. potentially th

but lieutenant colonel daniel davis declares directly that there is no major offensive and there cannotian, on the contrary, it should is about to begin over the past six months. russian troops have taken control of a fairly large area, they are advancing slowly, but methodically and inexorably. yes, because every time they take control of the territory, they no longer leave it. the only large-scale counterattack on kherson, if deployed, is on social networks in a day . oh my. ouch. now a wave of video of this powerful explosion will come, not an attack on kherson at all, but, detonated ammunition in the kharkiv region, and in 2017, the parents? i love you, and this is not a russian serviceman near kherson saying goodbye to his life by his parents, but a soldier of the kazakh army who was at the epicenter of an explosion in an ammunition depot in 2019. by the way, he and his colleagues then safely escaped, that it was only possible to break through the first line of defense. the author of this video, depicting a russian soldier, lies in the bushes in a ukrainian military uniform with a

daniel davis from the group defense priorities. and dakota wood of the heritage foundation join us to talk about the taliban's formal takeover of afghanistan one year ago today. later, john jay college criminal justice lecturer, former nypd, eugene aou donnell joins us talking about president♪ >> hello, everyone. >> over the past 21 years book tv has provided in-depth uninterrupted coverage of the national book festival featuring hundreds of nonfiction authors and guests. on saturday book tv returns live and in person to the national book festival. you will hear from and interact with authors. the library of congress national book festival live saturday beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. now available in the c-span shop, 2022 congressional directory. this compact spiral-bound book is your guide to the federal government with contact information for every member of congress. order your copy today at c-spanshop.org or scan the code with your smartphone. every c-span shop purchase helps support the nonprofit operation. >> in 2

states of america and in western countries, and here we are, as fox news and its main columnist daniel daviscontrol of the territory, they do not leave it anymore, in some areas the advance was small happened a few weeks ago, however, in recent days, especially in this area, russia has resumed offensive operations and trial attacks, but what does not happen, although the ukrainians have been talking about this for months. so this is a big counteroffensive to take back kherson but it never happened. i have said many times that they don't have the strength to do that. russia is increasing the amount of firepower. probably the most remarkable thing here is that in the last 24 hours there have been reports of a russian armed colony leaving here for the donetsk region. this is the most modern weapons. and possibly in the coming days. we will see another larger offensive exactly where russia wants to continue the land corridor through ukraine to the port cities. so, yes, and basically they have already succeeded, if they are serving an offensive along this line, seversk solidarity bakhmut, then he

aine davis is accused of being a member of an is cell dubbed the beatles because of their english accents — an accusation he denies. danielbeing the fourth member of the group that became known as the beatles, the english—speaking men responsible for the beheading of hostages, british and american hostages, in the so—called islamic state during its time in charge of parts of syria. before mohammed emwazi, the leader of the group, was killed by a drone strike, and before the two men were brought to justice in america, alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh, aine davis was arrested in turkey and put on trial in turkey for membership of a terrorist organisation, and has been in prison in turkey since 2015. that prison sentence has come to an end, still has british citizenship, and on arrival in the uk at luton airpot this evening, he was arrested by police from the metropolitan police's counter terrorism command. he has not been held on suspicion of murder or hostagetaking. he is held on suspicion of terrorist offences to do with fundraising and possession of articles for terrorist offences. he is in custody in a police stati

davis 74. iraqis finally, top of the night. daniel bard is dealing three straight strikeouts to end the game. rockies win this one. 7 to 4. the giants are now six games back in the national league wild card race across the bay. the aids faced off against the mariners in oakland tonight in a best of three series, starting off in the bottom of the first inning. mariners up one nothing not for long, though. chad pinder lining one of the left field throw is office mark were tied up at 11 top of the sixth. here we go. you know suarez at the plate. he hits one deep to center field. that's actually his second home run of the night and 22nd of the season score 32 here, but the mariners would have run away with this one winning 10 to 2. 49ers play the minnesota vikings tomorrow in minneapolis. but don't expect to see trey lands or any other starters in the game. head coach kyle shanahan says they will likely rest after the niners scrimmaged against the vikings for the past two days. these joint workouts can get a bit chippy and some 49ers players have some mixed opinions on their effectiveness. i like

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joining me now is richard davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow, and daniel turner, founderand executive director of power the future. now, victor, you say that class plays an enormous role in this entire discussion. explain. we have a rarified class, a bicoastal class. as you said, they're never subject to the consequences of their own ideology. their lifestyles are much different than the people that they dictate to take california sounds great to have electric cars and brand gas cars, but we import 25% of our electricity from out of state and that's almost all generated by fossil fuels. and we only produce about 20% of renewables and we have natural gas and we have the highest gas prices and the highest electricity prices already in the continental united states. and yet we have about one out of every three people in the united states that's on public assistance in california. and we have 21% of the people live below the poverty. so you have a feudal society of this coastal city and they don't have to commute a long way. they live in 60 , 80 degree weather and they have a

davis 74. rockies top of the ninth now, and daniel bard is dealing three straight strikeouts to end the game.t home in oakland tonight, facing off against the mariners in a best of three series, starting off bottom of the first mariners up one. nothing not for long, though. chad pinder lining one to the left. throw to the plate off the mark. we are tied up at 11 top of the sixth inning. one out. here we go. you and your suarez at the plate. he hits one deep to center field. that is his second home run of the night and the 22nd of the season. mariners would go one to run run away with this one from here, winning the game 10 to 0. the 49ers play the minnesota vikings tomorrow in minneapolis , but don't expect to see trade lands or any other starters in the game. head coach kyle shanahan says they will likely rest after the niners scrimmaged against the vikings for the past two days. these joint workouts can get a bit chippy and some 49ers players have mixed opinions on their effectiveness. i like the way we did it this time. we didn't really prepare for him. we just showed up and it was like it

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