earlier i spoke to dr j's mcclain, a russia expert and author in the english city of oxford. and i asked her how seriously she takes vladimir putin's threat to use nuclear weapons. he does tend to resort to nuclear black male when russia is suffering defeats always, not doing well in the war. and the use of nuclear rhetoric has been a longstanding feature since presidency take place as 2012. and because nuclear nuclear stockpile is one of the remaining ways in which russia is quite clearly still a superpower. and perhaps, especially at the time when the military is not doing, as well as, as they might hope it's, it's a useful being for should be good. right? well, yesterday you tweeted that russians marching and fleeing now aren't protesting the killing of ukrainians. they're protesting that they'll have to kill ukrainians or be killed by them. so could this motivate enough russians to stand up to putin's war? yes, i think as a clarification, of course, some russians are protesting both. i think it's more what i mean is the act is different. the act of mobilization is not the

all right, for more, let's speak to dr. j to mclean, a russia expert and author who's joining us from the english city of oxford. welcome to d w. so in his speech, vladimir putin threatened to use nuclear weapons and said at quote, it's not a bluff. how seriously do you take this threat? well, i think we have to take a little bit seriously considering that we are talking about the possibility of a nuclear annihilation, which is a very hefty topic in d to be talking about quite early in the morning, at least in european time. that said, he does tend to resort to nuclear blackmail when russia is suffering defeats or is not doing well in the war. and the use of nuclear rhetoric has been a longstanding feature. president sees take place as 2012 and because the nuclear, their nuclear stockpile is one of the remaining ways in which russia is, is quite clearly still a superpower. and perhaps, especially at the time when the military is not doing as well as, as they might hope it's, it's a useful being for, for the right. well, yeste

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the foreign affairs minister when dad dr. s. j. shank. god has planned the bite and administration's proposal of providing nearly $450000000.00 worth of fans and military assistance to box time. not every time us to provide these beckons to baka sunday use against india. f. 16 f. 86, f 104. so why does all of them have been used against india? the latest, for example, was f 16 being used in india in 20. 19 after the strike wanting to said india is a strategic partner over the us many years. so why board america knowing very well that this deal with pockets on is going to put one of itself close friends, make de la wallace applied. now india has made it very clear to americans that india does not want ethic students being operational. it is a big headache for india, a headache. india does not want. we discussed this with a policy unless you say new delhi shouldn't be worried because pakistan would not use the weapons against india. it's a good, much less than sense or, and yet doesn't, as you know, is a lingering threat. pakistan has a sig

dr. macklemore and dave j. dennis senior, had this endearing respect for medgar evers. they talk about them in the book that. you say in the foreword that he had a reputation, willingness to work with anyone who was dedicated to bringing justice and progress for our state. and david singer, you say in his unofficial meetings, he talked about myrlie and his daughter and two sons. every time you saw him, how he paid him to be away from them for a couple of hours. you say that medgar showed you the possibilities of let a father's love could look like and talk more about. so so for me talk a little bit more about this man and the movement. if you would. yeah. hello, everybody. so good to be here and to see your faces. yeah. meghan was one of the first people, the person. that i met when i came to mississippi, which was in april of 1962. so immediately tyler took me in and malcolm was older than us. and what that really demonstrated is what david does. so well in the book talks about what the movement's all about and that had a lot to do about family at that particular time.

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j. b for over a year with dr. one thought way, number l a, but i think with senior year for me you are seeing that mary. they were all great. thank you. my neighbor, they viewed clean, don't get in one year lease. i wonder if one i don't care what he jesse more accurately. yes. i've even come to your work i work with for a was always to relate to the russian leader. it was the towel during that salaries, dime, tools, and then styling, and now it's within because as the for so for so for our job for the 3 to win, the mos told russia is the most for so for the west. so it's a good time for worship, because if growth is told that so. so the joy show is also slow. because when russia with cowers comprises like october, 1st, well, roll off the other code, lots of books. so yet you and you on there was no, i was for, for be on the west. ah, only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking, that is, that nation's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind, the nations wh

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j. most recently, the country's prime minister spoke at the un, urging states to stop using a rock as a site to can matt terror. dr. either a reiterate the iraq schools on for its territories not to be used under the pretext of combating terrorism or protecting the national security of other countries in a manner that endangers with our security and stability of iraq. stress is the need to respect the principles enshrined in the united nations charter and the rules of international law and international relations. the respect for the sovereignty of states us have been forced out of countries that they were occupied by a very powerful people's movements. but will they leave on their own? will they leave because of a resolution? i don't think so. and their determination to stay in iraq in syria to threaten the whole region. years after every demand that they li, they're not claiming they're not fighting towers of, they are a terrorist force. and they're completely on accountable for the crimes that they submit. and the crimes that they submitted for years are still $2500.00 us food. tens of thousands of us military

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