this really strikes close to home, i. eula and really freedom of trouble may not have much in common how geologically, but they're both democrats and lulu really feels this very much in his own political history. so i think they really, despite some misgivings about little as previous embrace of a good chavez. i think you now see a real commitment on the part of the presenting government, the part of the colombian government to make sure that the electoral standards are met and the citizens voices are heard in the selection. and paul, i also saw you are just now a reaction to what christopher was saying. it looks like you wanted to, to add to it to the point he was making. so please go ahead. yes, i just want to add the, the positions of breath in bed through. i'm bracey and lou left reveals that the brother internet. so a lot, it's not ideological, it's not about left and right. it's about democracy. it's about democracy and dictatorship. and we have democratic leaders in our neighborhood, the loved america that are making all the efforts to health fitness williams to move forward,

what we discussed this with the older and john was done, eula zahid join us earlier. and he says that despite the ministry shuffle the fund, delta remains that ukraine is facing a losing battle when you're losing a war, you have um, you have a instability and dissatisfaction and, and heads roles. so therefore generals are fired and new generals are put in. but the new generals can't do anything more than the old general said, because the, the balance of power is against the ukraine. so they'll keep, you know, lopping off heads, moving generals in and out, hoping good to change the us, the system for some sort of change and the fundamental aspects of the war. but of course, it will have no effect. because the, as i said before, the ukraine is hopelessly outclassed. is going to lose this for the united states, as well as lord ukraine into a war that the ukraine cannot possibly, with us, is using a very legalistic definition. as regards the crime me as part of the ukraine and not part of russia, and therefore feels free to strike military targets anywhere in the crimea t

you are young, eula policy, you love politics. you guys talk about that and what you want in the future? >> any decision about what to do next is a family decision. i got into politics as a young, single mayor. >> it's different now. >> it really is. i saw people say that on tv who had families, but i didn't really understand it. now i do. the contributions and the sacrifices that my husband makes, that our children make, even though they are about to be 3. they may not know it, but they are helping to make it possible for me to serve. and that is a really big deal, and a heavy thing, and not something to be done lightly. and of course, it works both ways. anytime you consider a demanding job, certainly a demanding role in politics, you think twice about it, because you know there's a cost. on the other hand, having kids and having a family has helped me to better appreciate what is at stake in this election. i think about, again, the simple fact that our marriage and family, this most important thing in my life, exists due to a s