dick black writes the ukrainian offensive pushed into the rest of the wall 7,000 dead 160 tanks 360 armoredroyed in just one week with negligible russian losses. it's senseless carnage lying around, charred leopard tanks, and cars rushed to order ukraine to fight as much as it takes humanely? stop this tragic war now. but attack the minority, why tell fairy tales? well, listen, here's what they say, so trump's adviser, colonel of the us army, dagla from mcgregor on the air at the judge of the napoletans. there are many interesting reports. if you start looking at these reports of ukraine's success, you'll find that in many cases the areas where they claim to be successful are far from the front line. they not even in the security zone, several times they pointed to some destroyed buildings , two or three destroyed buildings in the security zone. and this is 15-25 km. often they are outside the main line of defense built by the russians. so i have to say that there is no success at all, because everything has always depended on the ability of the ukrainian counter-offensive to reach the main

this is senator dick black. writes the offensive of ukraine pushed into the rest of the wall 7,000 dead bloody bonnies charred leopard tanks and cars roaming around everywhere. order ukraine to fight for as long as it takes for humanity. stop this tragic war now. well attack the us there are many interesting reports. if you start looking at these ukraine success reports, you will find that in many in some cases, the areas in which they claim to have been successful are far from the front lines. they are not even in the security zone several times they pointed to some destroyed buildings, two or three destroyed buildings in the security zone, and this is a 15-twenty-five-kilometer section outside the main line of defense built by the russians. so i have to say that there is no success at all, because everything always depends on the ability of the ukrainian counter-offensive to reach the main defensive line and break through it through it to get something important, for example, militopol, but this did not happen. now, for at least 11 days, ukrainians have named two. whether anyone guess

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. >> dick's sporting goods academy, small competitor. bad quarter, but stock did well. >> stanley black and decker. >> i'll see you on "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >> thank you, scott. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. bad news might finally be bad news again, as initially jobless claims tick up for the third week in a row. yields falling, gold popping, and equities on the rise on fed pi vot hopes, and can stocks really hold up regardless if a recession is on the way? and household debt climbs yet again. we'll dig into the numbers and talk to one of the senators behind bipartisan legislation, aimed at helping americans deal with rising costs. the ceo of royal caribbean reveals how the cruise line is able to maintain pricing power, and it's not just passing along all costs to customers first, though, the real news dom chu is back. >> i feel like i've been out of the office a couple weeks now, but you mentioned the recessionary narrative the stock market volatility index, the lowest level since february of 2020 >> oh, boy >> nobody expects a re

dick's is founder and ceo of h outdoors. that is an organization welcome to raise the visibility of black indigenous women of color, and went to sports and joins us from seattle. adrian syiaa, isaac is director of marketing and communications at the u. x focus national school hours association, and she joins us from summit county, colorado for them. the loss of kayla is a story teller of action, sports culture and is also a board member of batch and snowboards whose annual sondra is highlight panel. so good to have you. and he's going to be easy because how horace stories of things of happened to you as people of color on this. so that's easy, more challenging though, to start with the positive, the best experience you have hat, and then on the sipes as a woman in your glory doing a thing. okay, so um there's many best experiences on those clubs, but um, since i've started doors, one of the most liberating and powerful experiences is bringing other women to colors. this product says tran, saint clair and watching them flourish and build their own communities and walk through the stage of self actualization. so yeah, i would

. >> dick's sporting goods academy, small competitor. bad quarter, but stock did well. >> stanley black on "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >> thank you, scott. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. bad news might finally be bad news again, as initially jobless claims tick up for the third week in a row. yields falling, gold popping, and equities on the rise on fed pi vot hopes, and can stocks really hold up regardless if a recession is on the way? and household debt climbs yet again. we'll dig into the numbers and talk to one of the senators behind bipartisan legislation, aimed at helping americans deal with risin

i said i was going to put a black woman on the court and he put her on the court for me. he put her on the court for me dickly are the best, man. by the way, when i have questions about just about anything at all beyond the judiciary committee i still call him anyway

i said i was going to put a black woman on the court and he put her on the court for me. he put her on the court for me dick, you really are the best, man. by the way, when i have questions about just about anything at all beyond the judiciary committee i still call him anyway for his advice. so thank you representative danny davis danny, you've been a good friend for a long time. he's always there. and to all the elected officials, members of congress, elected officials here today, thank you. thank you for the welcome and welcoming me to chicago. you know, first court of the 20th century samberg described chicago as a city of big shoulders. a city of big shoulders. he was describing the big shoulders of the working class american town who were building this city. same time building the middle class. i'm here in chicago today for the first quarter of the 21st century to talk about the economic vision for this country. the economy that grows the economy from the middle out and the bottom out instead of just the top down, when that happens everybody does well. the wealthy still do everybody does well. the wea