actually, the one person that helped had i guess you could say is lynn don johnson because he was a politicall. and he sort of helped a little bit politically, et cetera, et cetera, i guess but that's a theory anyway but typically a vice president doesn't help. so i would say somebody that you can get along with, somebody that can help you get elected, somebody that can be -- first, somebody that can be a very good president. >> debate's coming up on june 27th. how do you prepare for that? and what's -- i mean, you've stated it, joe biden's in a different place. how do you -- what's your strategy coming into it? >> so debates are interesting because i had never debated before then i debated a lot in the first -- 2016, 14 14 debater something and it's been good. it's been good for me. it's worked. i think i won every debate. but i never had -- it's very interesting. 2016, i said who are these people i'm debating? half of them i've never heard of, governors or senators from some place. i said start with ted cruz. he said he's the national debate champion, he's the this, he's that. i said that's

don johnson is a senior advisor for russia and europe at united states institute of pasting joins is not from alexandria in virginia. good to have you with us. let me know about the owners. they put us of and why she was chosen to be russia's new defense minister. a loose off is it was a surprise. he's a no nationalist. he has a good reputation. as a economist, he also has a good reputation for some reason as a competent manager. so let's see how he does pollution wants to rig gear up the russian economy for, for prolonged war. he knows that military industrial complex is a weakness. they don't not only have to produce better weapons, but it's incredibly corrupt. and that was one of the reasons why i'm sure i do is replace putting wants to clean it up, get it more efficient, so efficient, and put it on a road to a long war against ukraine. whether that happens, i think, is dubious and impressionable. is there a lot of other pressures around putting around bella, loser that will make this very, very difficult, and those pressures include elliptical, the almost impossibility. i'm rooti

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oregon versus johnson case and what this could do is make it legal for communities to make homelessness illegal. to basically give people citations and fines and jail time sibley because they don' place to lay their head at night. i am deeply worried about thii'm sure others are as well. we have spent a lot of time in the administration talking about the ripple effects of if one city can do it, then the next city can do it. people will have n i think you all are speaking really important truths when you talk about the need for interim strategies to get people we can get rid of the encampments that have become entrenched in the last few want you to hold firm on this. criminalizingmÑs is not a solution. in fact it is counterproductive it is expensive, ineffective and it creates a revolving door where people have a criminal justice record and they will not be able to get h at all. it makes it harder. even though there is an instinct to be reactive, i get that and i can'tall under every day to just do something. you, and you already know this or you wouldn't be sit we can't arrest our way out of homelessness. we've got to provide housing and services and compassion for people. sta