this is a pain now, but school and university sports, because especially in the democratic states in nounced that biologically a man cannot a-a participate in women's competitions. why because they're taking away the opportunity for girls to get a good education, because and every university, uh, college has its own sports programs, there are scholarships for uh, talented athletes. and what does a girl do that she can't girl was born a girl e cannot compete with a young man who decided to become a girl, but biologically a man, but if in florida and those who are other republican states it is forbidden, then in democratic states such a substitution is quite acceptable broken parents have something to stand up for ? what to fight, but here's what's important parents are not just speaking out, but i'm holding on to wins like last fall in a traditionally democratic state. virginia governor democrat lost republican re-election as times because of its negative position in relation to the parents of schoolchildren. so the question. what and how to teach children? former political one of many

this is a pain now, but school and university sports, because especially in the democratic states in ced that biologically men can't uh participate in women's competitions. why because they take away the opportunity for girls to get a good education, because each university has its own sports programs and scholarships for e talented athletes. and what about girls who can’t girl she was born a girl e can’t compete with a young man who decided to become a girl, but biologically man but if in florida and those who are other republican states it is forbidden, then in the democratic states such complete change, allowable broken parents have what to advocate for? what to fight? but here's what's important: parents don't just speak, but i hold a victory, for example, last fall in a traditionally democratic state. the virginia democratic governor lost the re-election to the republicans, precisely because of his negative stance towards parents of schoolchildren. so the question. what and how to teach children has become a political issue, one of many that threaten to sink the democrats in the

state border. the internecine wars between democrats and republicans continue in the united states, officials opposing biden's migration policy are expelling crowds of migrants to the subject, to the democrats. states on the eve of the arrival of fifty illegal immigrants to the elite island march swinger local authorities called what is happening a humanitarian crisis and asked for help from the federal government to count on such support. they, despite the small scale of migration, can because the island is a favorite vacation spot for democratic bagima. there is the residence of clint clinton barack obama and even kamala harris, despite loud speeches, she endured. she will not be guests of these liberals. pluralism of opinion and upholding the national interests of the eu should not be the european parliament recognized hungary as not a democratic country due to regular criticism of the anti-russian agenda of european pseudo-liberals, budapest may lose financial assistance from the european union, but the official reason brussels calls another state is a hybrid regime of electoral autocracy, netizen

he was even afraid of the leaders of a non- democratic state, because there, mostly on social networks, they write about the fact that they were thrown to them there something was put in the ears or on the head, in the worst case, at the same time, the mobilization is in full swing, yes , because people heard. yes, we may have heard about the mobilization of at least three hundred thousand russians . well, in most cases, people declare that they are not ready to go to war with ukraine. but nevertheless, a large part of them, about a third, according to the survey, still support and are ready, so not everything is so simple, i think including you you know, i would also perhaps be more careful in the comments, because it seems to me that in the issues, including the release of our citizens, when the last of our fighters has not yet been released and there are relatives, there are our people there, you need to maintain a balance on the one hand and a balance of silence when the process is going on and here it seems to me that absolutely all methods are good, and it is very good that the s

democratic congressman bennie thompson of mississippi who represents part of jacqueline is the states only democrat in congress, lays the blame firmly on republicans. we have is a reluctant office of governor, who has decided that for whatever reason jackson would be treated differently, that is unfortunate that was not the intent of the legislation. >> why do you think jackson is being treated differently? , well every other elected government around jackson's republican. jackson is the only democratic city that is surrounded by republican elected suburban officials. they have been taken care of. the majority of the money that we have sent from washington at this point has gone to the suburbs. and the inner cities, the capital cities is being left out. >> okay, this is important because we are going to come back to this, this is the established theme. federal money coming to mississippi for the needs of some of mississippi's poorest, most marginalized members right of the state. then being diverted away to them to affluent white communities. okay, the biden infrastructure plan is goi

but since then, the peach state as voted for a democrat for president, and elected to democratic state senators. was that a blip, or is georgia realign itself politically in a more deep-seated way? if it is real lining itself, that is in no cinnabar small part to stacey abrams herself, who created the blueprint for turning georgia blue, with her groundbreaking outreach and voter registration too often overlooked communities. a lot of the democratic parties hopes and dreams for forging a long term winning coalition of voters are bound up in whether stacey abrams can win this race, and proof that her blueprint really works. this afternoon, i sat down with abrams to discuss the campaign and voting rights, abortion a lot more. take a look. it's great to see you as always. i just want to start with the big picture as we sort of frame up what is happening in this country. georgia is so central to the american political landscape right now. so much has be fallen alive that state by with covid, voter suppression efforts, the dobbs decision. you are out there campaigning with the very important

but you forgot that the ukrainians are a democratic state, believing in western prices, which are showny a completely corrupt glad to support the oligarchs. yes hmm yes, yes. deal. yeah don't i say what they do stayed though someone whom zelensky did not betray because, if he betrayed now, the benya that flew him out of the mud from the shit raised you understand, to whom he came up with everything, you understand, he takes what he did. sorry zelensky made a rich man. benya yes and now he is taking money in front of whom the stupidity of birth. he loves you so much, who licked him for so that he couldn’t go to the toilet for weeks, because everything was licked and now it takes and betrays vladimir zelensky, he is now the president of the singing country, he will be and that’s all year president man. he put the clown on the throne, well, listen, he stole the beating before zelensky , he stole zelensky did not know this. and that through zelensky benin and grandmas were not laundered. maybe he woke up. here is the state thinking, how right. and i think, i would say that everything i will

in the democrats state of massachusetts, the island is known as a vacation, get away for powerful democrats, like former president barack obama. the white house is called it a political stunt, or republican say, the issue of migration cannot be ignored. ah, martha's vineyard, a tiny island normally known as a wealthy holiday retreat. now the island is suddenly hosting dozens of migrants who arrived unexpectedly at the community services building. no one knew they were coming. and so there has been a massive community effort to provide them with housing and care and any, any legal advice that we can, we can give them around 50 migrants were flown from the southern, bought a state of texas to florida before being sent on to the island many say they were promised jobs and lied to about their destination. you know, can i was already, i'm or we didn't know we will come, you know, we will not ever ramayo the your, i want you to live in washington but didn't work out the way i wanted those. and god would be a for a reason why it was ok. the arrivals in martha's vineyard are just the latest in an o

are better off today than we were two years ago and that's on a bipartisan basis or entirely democratic states like new jersey have passed the transparency improvement but we seen bipartisan legislation in pennsylvania and south carolina virginia louisiana. this is one of those issues that didn't used to be partisan and it would be great if we could get it back to just having conversationss about works best in our states andes communities. >> the law might open. democrats (202)748-8000 republicans (202)748-8001. with us until the end of our program today is election transparency.org is the web site you can go to to findor out abot the initiative. on the about page oftr that web site at the first paragraph the election's transparency initiative is quickly mobilizing coordinator with our coalition partners of radical democrats to override laws of like h.r. 1 and h.r. 4 simultaneously working at the state level to achieve meaningful reform. remind us of what h.r. 1 and h.r. 4 art. >> they were so far in political history they were in 2021. h.r. 1 was the attempted a complete washington takeover o

writes an example of double standards within brussels itself, the hungarians, a truly absolutely democratic stateurage to openly declare important political problems and openly call a spade a spade and for good reason. uh, so excited was ursova vonderland that italy could follow? well, in quotation marks durnov. uh, for example, hungary tried. well let's call a spade a spade to intervene in the entrance of the elections in italy in what before? she constantly reproached whom moscow has a whole think tanks. there, in european reasonable cities, where they say that russia interfered in almost the entire european elections , some topics of european officials were corrupted and so on, but here, well, there is obvious pressure and a clear division of european society into, relatively speaking, autocats from brussels which is essentially an atlantist atride, i.e. torn off from their nation-states and a movement of sovereignties gaining momentum. it personifies both viktor orban and the new government of italy and the alternative for germany and the national movement in france, that is, here, in fact, t

. >> he'll face democratic state attorney general maura healey in december.ernor baker decided not to run again. let's talk about this and you got to talk about pennsylvania. cnn political commentors are with us. you served as a republican in congress representing pennsylvania so we will get to that state in a moment but let's start in your place of birth. >> i grew up in massachusetts. proud mass hole. >> you said it. not me. >> deal endorsed by trump but all of the polling through the summer 538 and now he is a heavy underdog in a general election. >> sometimes my 30 points maura healey is beating him. it sort of mirrors the maryland race. larry hogan was a popular two-term republican government in a very democratic state. >> yes. >> republicans chose not to repeat that and attempt to do that again. and they picked the trump candidate to back and see how that goes. massachusetts has elected republican governors. instead of repeating the charlie baker model, the sort of moderate republican that could win in democratic massachusetts again, they picked the tru

better off today than we were two years ago and that is on a bipartisan basis, and entirely the democrats states like new jersey, have passed transparency improvements. we seen bipartisanan legislation in pennsylvania, south carolina, virginia, kentucky and louisiana, and so this is one of those issues that are not used to be partisan and it would be great if we can get back to just conversations about what works best in our states and communities to run elections. >> you want to have a conversation, when lines are open and 220-2202 - independence (202)748-8002 until the end of the program today, it is election transparency .org and his website youg can go to find out about the election transparency initiative, on the about page of that website, the first paragraph, election transparency initiatives quickly mobilizing organization with coalition partners and the efforts of radical washington democrats to override stimulation hr one and hr four, while simultaneously working at the state level to achieve info form in my the viewers what those are. >> sure these are so far political history, 2021 a

when democrats were raising objections while certifying the electoral results for donald trump's victory in 2016. >> i object because people are horrified. >> i object to the certificate from the statef north carl d north carolina. >> i object based on massive voter suppression. >> i guess it's all right to challenge election results you are not happy with with you are a democrat. >> this is a nation that respects free and fair elections. we honor people, we don't deny it. brian: we taped it. do you have a vcr? if you want to unify this nation and want americans to listen you have got to tell the whole story. it's now the just donald trump who protests elections, that's just the most recent headline. remember back in 2000 al gore may have been magnanimously accepting his loss, his party was not. >> al gore got more votes than george bush for president of the united states. fast forward to the results of 2016. >> i believe he knows he's an illegitimate. he knows. he knows. >> i don't see the president-elect as a legitimate president. >> we have a president who it has been proven has been aassisted by the russians. he's an illegitimate president in my mind. >> would you be my vice pre

we'll continue to advocate for lasting negotiating peace between the jewish and democratic state of israel and the palestinian people. the united states is committed to israel's security full stop. and a negotiated two-state solution remains in our view the best way to ensure israel's security and prosperity for the future and give the palestinians the state to which they are entitled. both sides fully respect the equal rights of their citizens. both people enjoying equal measure of freedom and dignity. let me also urge every nation to recommit to strengthening the nuclear nonproliferation regime through diplomacy. no matter what else is happening in the world, the united states is ready to pursue critical arms control measures. a nuclear war cannot be won. and must never be fought. the five permanent members of the security council just reaffirmed that commitment in january, but today we are seeing disturbing trends. russia, the nonproliferation ideals -- russia shunned the nonproliferation ideals. and today as i said they are making irresponsible nuclear threats to use nuclear weapons. c

we'll continue to advocate for lasting negotiating peace between the jewish and democratic state of israel and the palestinian people. the united states is committed to israel's security full stop. and a negotiated two-state solution remains in our view the best way to ensure israel's security and prosperity for the future and give the palestinians the state to which they are entitled. both sides fully respect the equal rights of their citizens. both people enjoying equal measure of freedom and dignity. let me also urge every nation to recommit to strengthening the nuclear nonproliferation regime through diplomacy. no matter what else is happening in the world, the united states is ready to pursue critical arms control measures. a nuclear war cannot be won. and must never be fought. the five permanent members of the security council just reaffirmed that commitment in january, but today we are seeing disturbing trends. russia, the nonproliferation ideals -- russia shunned the nonproliferation ideals. and today as i said they are making irresponsible nuclear threats to use nuclear weapons. c

democrats and republicans. in fact, it gave command in this state, a wide birth to democrats to make deals in the legislature and run and win races. that began to happen all over the country. i think the partisanship became much more complicated. it was also tied to a gnash it became a narrow belief system and people were asked to exit from their own party registration. kansas is interesting. i thought this was different. we still have approximately the same number of registered republicans and independents and democrats as we did 10 years ago. that is not like a lot of states. independents are still a big block of voters. many find themselves not wanting to self identify as partisan and that is somewhat different than a lot of places. the independents move back and forth. i do think it has grown in social media has added to that growth in a tremendous way. people plus the self-selection of their fact base has added to that in a tremendous way. in the 1990's, things began to really dissolve in a way we had not seen before. >> it's not just voters, it is members of congress. some students may recognize the nation

state. it is an open seat. democrats have held it for two terms. tom wolf the outgoing governor. eral, who is pretty well regarded as a candidate, the democratic candidate. he has a ton of money. some advantages. if this ends up being a republican wave yea i'd say he's the best example. i would look at kari lake, the republican nominee in the open seat of arizona. a state republicans are defending. kari lake is another person who is definitely talking about the 2020 election a lot, at least in the primary, and is a right-wing candidate. i thinkhe has a fairly decent chance to win. although that is a coin flip tossup race. >> we talkeabout democrats hoping to flip massachusetts and maryland. what about the battlegrounds? what battleground races are you watching? >> most gubernatorial races are held in these midterm years. almost all the big states have governors races. if you look at pennsylvania, michigan, for joe, nevada, wisconsin, they are some of the closest states from the 2020 presidential election. they all have governors race some have developed in positive ways for democr

mitch mcconnell is throwing his support behind republican governor's move to fly migrants to democratic states. take a listen to this. >> there's been a good deal of talk about what some of the governors have done to transport illegal immigrants up to other parts of the country. personally, i thought it was a good idea. >> there are absurd accusations that it's evil for republican officials to help illegal immigrants move within our country. >> hard to even know what to say. president biden was asked about the situation at the border yesterday. he had some words. here he is at the white house yesterday. >> why is the border more overwhelmed your watch? >> because there are three countries that are never -- there are fewer immigrants coming from central than from mexico. this is a totally different circumstance. what's on my watch is venezuela, cuba and nicaragua, and the ability to send them back to those states is not wrashl rational. we are working with mexico to see if we can stop the flow, but that's the difference. thank you. >> still ahead here on "way too early," it's not if the fed wil

the two republicans have been sending migrants to democratic states to protest immigration policies.tter to the justice department, he said people are being shipped across the country to be used as political props, with the intent of humiliating and dehumanizing them. greg abbott of texas and florida as ron desantis say there are too many migrants coming across the borders to their states. a large large group from venezuela was sent from texas to martha's vind in massachusetts. they say they had no idea where they were head were headed when they got on the the plane. tonight the governor has also taken out billboards, as you can see all over, talking talking about the strictest limits on abortion. one shows a woman in handcuffs and raids, texas does not own your body, you do. others make it clear that anyone who wants an abortion should come to califor. to california. the billboards direct people to taxpayer-funded taxpayer-funded websites that have resources for women seeking seeking reproductive care in california. > >> earth is now it's only shareholder. we have details on patagon

years of war and will continue to advocate for lasting negotiating peace between the jewish and democratic state division in the palestinian people. the united states is committed to israel security for stop and negotiated to state solution remains in our view, the best way to ensure israel, security and prosperity for the future. and give the palestinians the state which to which they are entitled both sides to fully respect for equal rights of their citizens. both people enjoy an equal measure of freedom and dignity. let me also urge every nation to re commit to strengthening the nuclear nonproliferation regime. through diplomacy, no matter what else is happening in the world, the united states is ready to pursue critical arm control measures. a nuclear war can not be one and must never be fought. 5 firmly, members, it's clarity council, just reaffirmed that commitment in january. but today, we're seeing disturbing trends. russia schon, the nonproliferation proliferation. i full information ideals, embrace beverage of the nation at the 10th and p t review conference. and again, today, as i sai

let's bring in georgia democratic state senator jen jordan.democratic nominee for attorney general of georgia, and monica simpson, executive director of a reproductive justice collective. she was part of a group of activists who met with vice president harris at the white house earlier this week. thank you so much for joining us. state senator, jen, jordan, i'd like to start with, you excuse me. let's be clear about what i at least think what graham's proposed federal law would do. right now, your own state of georgia has a six-week ban on abortion, which would be allowed to stay in place. but a restrictive states abortion access would be absolutely curtailed, what kind of legal battles could arise if graham's bill actually became law? >> yeah, and i think that there needs to be clarification, because i've heard pundits talk about greene's bill, as if it just creates a 15-week ban, right? some people in georgia were saying, well, that's good for us, right? but what they don't understand is that 15 weeks across the board, unless the state has a

let's bring in georgia democratic state senator gingered. and she's a democratic nominee for attorney general of door georgia, and monica simpson, head of sister song and part of a group of activists that met with vice president kamala harris at the white house earlier this week. thank you so much for joining us. state senator jen, jordan, i would like to start with you, excuse me. let's be clear about what i at least think what graham's proposed federal law would do. right now your own state of georgia has a six-week ban on abortion, which would be allowed to stay in place, but in less restrictive states abortion access would be absolutely curtailed. what kind of legal battles could arise if graham's bill actually became law? >> i think that there needs to be clarification because i have even heard pundits talk about graham's bill as if it just creates a 15-week ban. people in georgia are saying that's good, for us right? what they don't understand is that 15 weeks across the board, unless the state has a more restrictive role, and that is

and elect governors, attorneys general, treasures and other folks, but national democrats -- we cannot elect the united states senator. there is something about sending a kansan to washington, they disappear into the ether and they are nervous about that. i had people say to me are you one of those national democrats? i say, i don't know what that means, exactly. i am here in kansas. i do think it is about people having a, eventually a body of work that can counter the tag people are trying to put on them. that is helpful. having people like you is helpful. i was always, benefited when i started running statewide in the first two races were insurance commissioner. my married name helped because keith was a popular republican and i remember the first time i went out west to some farm show and people looked at my name tag and they were like, yep. people would say, how is keith? i said, no complaints. in this kid with me said, isn't he dead? [laughter] yeah, but i'm not to be the one, you know? but it was, so i got some lift from that. it is about talking to people and listening to people and having people under

and we will continue to advocate for lashley negotiating peace between the jewish and democratic state division in the palestinian people. the united states is committed to israel security for stop and negotiated. 2 state solution remains in our view, the best way to ensure israel, security and prosperity for the future. and give the palestinians the state which to which they are entitled both sides to fully respect for equal rights of their citizens. both people enjoy equal measure of freedom and dignity. let me also urge every nation to re commit to strengthening the nuclear nonproliferation regime through diplomacy. no matter what else is happening in the world. the united states is ready to pursue critical arm control measures. a nuclear war can not be one and must never be fought. 5 permanent members in clarity council, just reaffirm that commitment in january. but today, we're seeing disturbing trends. russia schon, the nonproliferation is full of ration i, full information, ideals, embrace for every nation. at the 10th and p t review conference. and again, today, as i said, they

>> governor newsom also wanted to investigate the report of governor sending migrants to democratic statesor called on the justice department department to investigate texas governor greg abbott and florida's ron desantis further treatments of migrants. he also took out billboards in the most abortion restrictive states, urging women in need to come to. to california. professor of political science james taylor told us it is not just about national political ambitions the the governor may personally have, it is about speaking for the democratic party itself. >> what governor newsom is doing doing is almost upstaging kamala kamala harris, because she needs needs to be doing some of this g this fighting for the party, nationally, in ways that the president can't. > >> all right, on to the mosquito mosquito fire. crews are seeing some progress on the fire, but there is plenty more work to be done. firefighters say they have have tackled the south, west, and north sides of this fire, but strong wind is still pushing pushing the flames east. the 70,000 acre fire is just 20% cod 20% contained an

, and on the other hand, that it is a truly fair democratic stateessary to introduce certain points in the legislation and ask the question why are the decisions that were already taken at the level of the verkhovna rada regarding the inclusion in the name of the affiliation to the moscow patriarchate not implemented? why isn't it being implemented, why aren't these questions being asked, again, quite hesitantly, they say that there is a war going on in our country, and again, i did n't understand this at the time because, again, we record these cases, illegal cases with related precisely during the war, and if the necessary m-mechanisms of influence on this situation were valid, it could one way or another again change this, these, these, problems related to collaboration, people would no longer understand their responsibility for that that they enter into such an active collaboration with enemy and this would possibly become a factor that would reduce the risks that we face and will face in the de-occupied territories, yes dear mr. igor, we comple

it was all just a political stunt. >> these republican governors want to pretend that the democratic run statesally face any of these challenges, when in fact the state that has the largest number of people coming in is california, democratic states. currently in california, they have 125,000 asylum hearings that are pending in texas. they have 75,000. a dramatically smaller number in texas then in california, or new york, which has 98,000 of these cases pending in their courts. what is your experience with the distribution of these kinds of issues around the country? >> certainly, there are pockets all over the country that have substantial immigrant populations. martha's vineyard itself, although it has been painted as being largely white, largely wealthy enclave, it's quite diverse. and so again, this was not about helping people, and helping people to get where they needed to go. it was about trying to make a political point trying to use our clients as props. that's why people across the political spectrum have objectionable about this conduct. >> the other pressures involved here rhonda s

the truth are punished, for example, the european parliament denied hungary the status of a democratic statelame the country for corruption, conflicts of interest and massive problems with the distribution of government contracts. everyone is suspicious that the activities of the head of the hungarian government, viktor urban, are enriched to the detriment of the overall eu budget. together with the ntv channel, according to its information, on sunday, the european commission may propose to eu members to reduce funding for hungary and judging by everything to choose. on whom integration is the best strategy in a crisis. after all, europe itself has less and less money. now the block is experiencing a massive outflow of capital over the past six months, investors have withdrawn $ 83 billion from european funds, the reason for the same sharp jumps in valuable energy inflation and the threat of a recession, everything on the list is the result of the policy of european officials who, for the sake of blind indulgence of washington, are ready to lose their money to them mersaev news. now a short

it is a practical expression of germany's commitment to israel security as a jewish in a democratic state. a commitment, new reaffirmed when he took off his israel for its part will play a role in building germany's new defense force, mainly in the field of defense. as he just mentioned, some will suddenly say that the military partnership between germany in israel is an historical irony. i consider it to be proved that we have drawn the necessary conclusions from the past. talk does not stop, even liberal democracies must be willing and able to defend themselves. sometimes freedom must be defended by force. our partnership also requires us to act together against the growing threat of iran becoming a nuclear state. germany is one of the 3 countries, and this is part of the responsibility, responsibility. it is taken upon itself. it is time to move past the failed negotiations with iran. they cannot and will not achieve the goal. we all share to stop iran from getting a nuclear weapons. we discussed the need for a new strategy to stop iran's nuclear program. nuclear iran will destabilize

democrats turned out. so those are similar numbers we will see iagain ohio in novembed other states will be the same. e to be upset about and more to be excited about. the democrats don't have too much to be excited about. you will see some people that get out to vote on an issue like abortion alone, but i don'tk ththink that number has significantly grown post-june probably what you have seen before june. >> steve: well, many, many congrats to you for getting into the fight. great luck to you, medicine. thank you for watching and don't forget to set your dvr so you never missgrea a show and we wil see you next sunday on "the next revolution" and when it will be televised. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: you are looking live las vegas, nevada. you are looking at the shrimp and ironically i got some reports. everybody is asleep. no one is partying in las vegas strip. it is crazy. i don't know what happened. >> i highly, highly doubt that. >> that was new york as well. with that you are watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, in fact, labor day

occupied by it, we understand that legally they are worthless for ukraine and for all civilized democratic statesre interesting, because dmitrov piskov has already said about the secretary of the president of the russian federation that if the armed forces of ukraine say they will try to de-occupy these territories. and he has already hinted that they will be recognized as annexed to russia, although they have not even held these the results of the pseudo-referendum were, as always, already drawn by them, so they say they will be subject to the constitution of the russian federation, what does this mean, how should we understand it, and this means that russia has a doctrine of the use of nuclear weapons, in this doctrine it is said that russia defines for itself the right and use of nuclear weapons weapons if it sees a threat and a potential threat, let's say to russia as a state, that is, it is not clearly defined there, for example , what is the next territory or something because a potential threat can be anything a-a and in fact, i think that this entire referendum was actually planned as a p

weakening their determination to oppose russia, the us west, the european union, all western democratic states should not just support, but increase their military aid to ukraine, noted the country's student edils levits in an interview yu the times and the head of the department of defense artis pubrix believes that not deciding to take action due to the fear of nuclear war only encourages putin's actions to escalate the head of the ministry of defense also compared the war russia against ukraine with the second world war in which moscow acts like the nazis russian information war and propaganda have had a significant impact many in the west really believe that any support for ukraine can lead to further escalation and anger putin kremlin russia that was a big mistake because the only thing provokes russia, this is weakness, if we want to end the war, if we want to provide the third world with grain, if we just want to live an ordinary life, the only way forward is the victory of ukraine, there are no alternatives compromises of peace negotiations where we will give something to moscow chambe

and now they're sending them off to democratic states. these refugees, many of whom are applying for asylum, were promised housing and jobs that they got on the transport. but they were duped . it's as cruel as it sounds, and it's only getting worse. last week, texas sent bus loads of migrants to the residence of vice president comma harris in washington, d. c. and florida, flu, 48 migrants in texas to the posh island of martha's vineyard. yes. an island off the coast of massachusetts. the republican governors who are doing this want to spark a national debate on immigration with a few weeks left before the mid term elections. well, will it work? can americans agree on any immigration policy? is there a middle ground between 0 tolerance and open borders? today we're talking with barris stockman, a journalist who's covered politics, social movements, and race and is a member of the new york times editorial board. she's the author of american made. what happens to people when work disappears? and tom nichols, a writer at the atlantic magazi

work harder and closer with the belarusian society, the sooner we will see belarus as a democratic state a month ago, that there will be no attack from the side of belarus except for missile strikes and troops tactical strategic aviation will not be a corresponding strike by ground troops, do not worry about volyn and lviv, because during this time the approaches not only to kyiv, but also to lutsk and to rivne, have been strengthened and very seriously strengthened, and i am convinced that any new adventure with the side of belarus will end in huge losses for the mozkovites and if the armed forces of belarus join this aggression. and the fact that they will use the infrastructure - this is obvious. i would like to return to the tact of nuclear strike because, first of all, any nuclear strike, whether it is by strategic aviation or tactical means or even projectiles, and there are such projectiles that carry a nuclear warhead, it is clearly a nuclear strike, and the response to a small, large, medium or any other nuclear strike must to be the answer to the start of a nuclear war on the p

and after putin leaves, but at the same time, somehow, you can't say what he sees russia is a democratic stateainians somehow support it in principle. if you look at the comments of this politician, is it necessary to seek some kind of support among those who are perhaps you would call such opposition politicians in russia, should we do so or maybe there is no such figure yet no, i don’t see such a figure after the death of buri nimtsov i don’t see such a figure i see , now i have to remember the phrase of lenin, who said that the stage we have now is temporary, that is, we are moving forward and they are standing next to us and are also going, but how will we get to victory, they won't leave, it's some russian word, it's just with your head, you, you, so , they must be supported. yes, and all those who are against putin are well done, but the denominator should keep in mind that the fact that he is against putin does not mean that he is not an imperialist here you are already democrats, i absolutely am i can imagine a democratic russia, a democratic imperial russia, when fair elections are he

who was it much easier, he was afraid even of the leaders of a non-democratic state, because there mostlyhey write about the fact that they were thrown to them there something was put in the ears or on the head in the worst case, at the same time the mobilization is in full swing so

government continues to attack local self-governance and this is very dangerous for ukraine as a democratic statee talk about money, de jure local budgets today operate with fairly significant resources, but de facto they they cannot use them, on the contrary, all these funds today are in a single treasury account and the government uses this money and disposes of it at its own discretion, and based on the situation in the country, it disposes so that there is always a lack of money, and there are objective reasons for this birds are subjective circumstances, because i am convinced that today the issue of fighting corruption is one of the key issues in the ukrainian state, therefore, to the use of money, to the expertise of those people who make decisions today, in fact, i personally have a question and i i am convinced that after our victory we must ask all these questions because thieves and thieves must answer and no war will ever be an excuse for them. and regarding the attack on local self-government in our country, in fact, in the 15th year, the situation was even worse than now because the

well, of course, there is a certain the problem stems from the fact that ukraine is a democratic statewhich overcomes certain obstacles of wartime, we know that thousands of journalists are now accredited in the ministry of defense, but the truth is that in reality a picture and actually, this is the main product that the viewer sees, anyway, a small number of professional journalists who know how to do it, who know the entrances and exits, who have contacts, who know that something will happen here right now. they know komrigiv. they know certain sources of information, and in the case of some journalists, they do it even despite the opposition of the higher command or the higher political leadership, who are trying to hinder them a little, anyway, their own charisma plays a role here, their own connections, this is the first direction and the second direction we very often have an advantage for some reason in the western e-e media, large western publications e that work with our fixers, they sometimes get a little more access there and thanks to e-e their reputation and e-e wide audi

state. the democratic control unit party state. it will be still a very contested election that is there such a grassroots movement here for the political opposition, for the republican mag movement in particular, not not the other elements of the republican party there despised, but they are still a large groundswell, but won't be that will be dissuaded by what they consider to be utterly false and fake news. you talk about the ground 12, dr. renewal, i'm sorry sort of a jumping and i've, i've really only got about 25 seconds left for you here. but, but as you were saying just now, biden recently blasted trump and the whole magazine movement as extremist and a threat to american democracy. now look nearly 75000000 people voted for trump in the last election. what, what do you think about a sitting president labeling such a large percentage of the population as extremists? well it, it says one thing to me that they are very confident that they are, they can do without this portion of the electorate. they feel confident that they ar

they just don't like america change. chevron jones, a democratic state senator from miami, is vice chairman of the committee on education in the florida senate. we have a teacher shortage, we have a mass exodus of teachers who will leave in the classroom. it's also the alarm that our students are ashamed confuse will of what can happen if they go to school to try to find help. if they want to talk about their sexuality, did you ever ask any of your colleagues on the education committee or governor descent is what they mean when they say woke a yes. and they don't even know where it originated from. the whole stay woke was a terminology that was telling people to stay alert of what's happening around. we used to. it was after the constant death of black men by the hands of police officers did so for the governor to counteract that will stop the will eg it's races. i will continue to see it at its core. it's a races. some people talk about florida as the laboratory of authoritarianism. to think that's an apt description. there's, there's really something to that, you know, especially in state