host: your response, galen? guest: you know, the way the congressional districts, that we use to assign electors to the electoral college is complicated and skewed in certain ways. there are people in congressional districts who don't vote and are not legally allowed to vote. that includes immigrants in the country illegally, and it also includes prisoners and children. prisoners can't vote, children can't vote. they get counted in the senses, obviously, and congressional districts are allotted accordingly. parts of the country have lots more children than other parts of the country. this is a complicated question, and there are folks on the right who say we should be drawing congressional districts that exclude people who cannot legally vote. we should equalize districts across the country based on theo can vote. of course, that question gets complicated when you say that would exclude immigrants in the country illegally, what that exclude children, or prisoners. that is not the argument i have heard from the r

but we will not surrender russian foreign minister sir. galen rose quickly demonstrated just how far part the sides remain, even on the basic facts we will going on in the fog. we didn't attack ukrainian, however, we just explained to ukraine repeatedly that a situation posed direct security threats to the russian federation of us used to figure us leverage. also said maternity hospital mother, you poll that was bombed on wednesday, was empty of patients and occupied by far right militia members. just hours later, however rushes ministry defense denied the attack to happened at all, claiming it was staged. but with russian efforts to press on, keep continuing to run into heavy resistance. many fear that moscow will increase its indiscriminate, bombardments, or he has a look at some of the other developments in the conflict. satellite images show a large russian military convoy massed outside of give and that has now dispersed as this it will kilometer column of vehicles and artillery has moved into surrounding forests and villages. food and fuel shortages apparently hampered to the c

west is all about crippling russia and only uses ukraine as a pretext, says foreign minister said galen rav. he says, the sanctions are attacks on russia's freedom. as long as we can still afford bread is an old russian expression in this bakery and moscow. they're still making bread . they had been planning on an end of the pandemic, and for tourists to come back. now they are trying to figure out the future. though live, it even lit up. would they deny that? yeah, that's what we used to use italian flower for our croissants. if we, let's use a daughter with me. oh, she lives now. we're experimenting with product from different russian mills. he sighed. museums, news, in wiki, as in this way, it helps us save some money. that's almost music accused with jak ice chose the spook, much the security service for women. experts find it hard to forecast how the country's economy will fair or good to lose you. as long as there is no cease fire or piece agreement, no one should expect any larger companies to come back to russia. oh, well, you buttons to the contrary. the list of businesses leav

host: your response, galen?you know, the way the congressional districts, that we use to assign electors to the electoral college is complicated and skewed in certain ways. there are people in congressional districts who don't vote and are not legally allowed to vote. that includes immigrants in the country illegally, and it also includes prisoners and children. prisoners can't vote, children can't vote. they get counted in the senses, obviously, and congressional districts are allotted accordingly. parts of the country have lots more children than other parts of the country. this is a complicated question, and there are folks on the right who say we should be drawing congressional districts that exclude people who cannot legally vote. we should equalize districts across the country based on theo can vote. of course, that question gets complicated when you say that would exclude immigrants in the country illegally, what that exclude children, or prisoners. that is not the argument i have heard from the rights, b

either, i'll eunice galen, the initials on all this on below the yeah, real via yeah, yeah. i just gave only be grima draws. widespread press coverage in norway. dba is reportedly called a traitor to weave country on social media. one backs off and the contract is put on standby. many people they talked really badly to me and said the, you know, i, i want to give the land to chinese some, this is not good. i said it's my right to do whatever i what, and i think of it in the end it will be a nice investment and good for ling and good for, for norway. and there i cannot see the problem. the outcry against the chinese billionaire in norway was preceded by a similar controversy. in iceland, armando unison was iceland, interior minister at the time. it's a question of how you look at the superpower, a military super or north america, just it. a billionaire coming from that state, of course you ask about these connections. course eulu, the controversial proposal involved and even lodge a parcel of land. one had tried to buy 300 square kilometers of freud's wilderness in the north

so galen, rob has denied allegations that more than a dozen civilians were wounded during a russian a strike on a children's hospital in the city of marie opal. this is annette verified video from the area ukraine's president zalinski blames russia for the attack. saying 17 people were wounded and urging western powers to ramp up their sanctions against moscow. the u. n. has caught the attack or a fic denouncing violence against civilians and saying a healthcare facility should never be targeted. the criminal has commented on the situation saying it will investigate what happened while the russian foreign minister says the western media is manipulating the facts. you heard a lot of them cowed sally, by the so called atrocities, perpetrated by the russian armed forces during the security council of the un meeting. our delegation presented the facts that these maternity word has been long captured by the assault battalion and by other radical militants. and they go kicked away all the pregnant women, all the nurses, all the medical professionals. so that was the face of the ultra radica

well, there's been a numerous comments, did i haven't there from sir galen rob with the turkish foreign minister earlier. but also this, sir. let's say some promising signs coming from him as well. yes, certainly this is the 1st time we've heard some positive board from the russian for mr. about those ongoing talk. so we just heard from him, ron there, sir. good luck, rob. earlier this morning, as saying that today are close to agreeing on the wording of a final text that will be about the security guarantees that that russia is looking for from ukraine. and it appears that they're making some headway during those negotiations that have been ongoing. now we also heard from the head of the russian delegation that is in charge of those negotiations and flooding mirror minsky. she said that they are tough and slow, but they are making progress. and it won't be easy to try and reach an agreement. according to him, the government from the negotiators have put forth a proposal which would see their army be based on the swedish or austrian model. that means that they will not have any form bas

and galen scales at mom who graduated in classes. so how, how, how is that going? and again, with this big number of graduates, how are they, are they getting at a month? was they're not getting enough jobs and their degree jobs who had tool and you have to, they're said where everybody has to the, to the new address or into so therefore we're given the tools you have to create to of still invited must be graded for you it will, this is good, it will be, when do you, you must also use that to read to own jobs everywhere. but doesn't i did, i will be doing what begins to create jobs. we talked earlier about investment that the discovery off where it will create more jobs. why do a good and i worked in already, i would do hydrogen. we already know, but it would be $30000.00 roughly to wendy for those are the $280.00 and people have to also have their own to us. so how is the issue of dealing with poverty again, because we've been hearing just tried on to the issue of many poor people that a settlement programs not working well? well, i do. so i hear that in can. yeah

and the back went back home. possibly. galen. hm had a good kid. i want bad janice hinkle, their 5th and up will you see up on a guy up to date. is that that meant that low. he glad that when they was for medical, it bang on better than best deal. i would say a bless and the goals and he said my, it does as we study until you meet day of us that they go to band they go okay. yeah money fiesta. oh okay. yea lee. but over bad it ok lane the head of an electric bill. am alaya san said when i'm and then a computer, i mean, but breath bills have been glank and don says if they've been more, ha, okay. and, but it's one that it then was that thought bad, bad, bad. now, how would it behave badly? good people go. the list is pretty well known is he and if the customers will go from are going to set this down, filica the lowest be really sort of what i'm a little perspective up be really got some legal level of either is yours is a super makoto gentleman he bought the numerical up whether he is yours or k. so, i mean there's also plenty of that they've been

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in fact, we will talk public opinion with galen druke, the host and producer of fivethirtyeight's policy podcast. he will join us later for our spotlight on podcast segment. next we are going to go back to you and ask you what you think your concerns are about the russia-ukraine situation in our open forum segment. you see the numbers on screen. start calling in and we will come to your calls next. stick with us. we will be right back. ♪ >> if confirmed by the senate, judge ketanji brown jackson, president biden's nominee for associate justice of the supreme court, would become the first african-american woman to hold that position. sunday on q&a, renee jefferson, professor of law at the university of houston and co-author of the book "shortlisted," talks about judge jackson's nomination and some of the women who have been considered for the high court. >> she was not only shortlisted by president reagan for the seat that went to o'connor, but he shortlisted her again. reagan could have given us more than one woman on the court. he had multiple vacancies. she wasn't shortlisted for the s

roadside mechanical ah, ah, ah, with that plan um, well after the limits at the local school idea that galen, masha k. that's esh this, that's a fish that have you deserve when they did so that you haven't as the head of, you know, the end of the medical care for the wheel, but i have a shout off. the wheel who is live is one of them. a couple questions but. busy she modified to be in pennsylvania. do shots, i don't show his name appears will shift a lot of so milder. bohannon need some some. what vanilla do some do? sure. okay. and i do show load or the new location which we are looking to ship. how would she malcolm's? yeah, no, don't over some do man, i'm able like, ha, ha ha, with a fee in the neighborhood. i'm a z, a z d j add in charla and see me again in my interview. i'm lazy, i'm bob. i wish we yourself know it's not life. i have actually had it and that was a yet the napkin and this respond on what our cost a lot of hours going to place you on that machine. okay. got a deal done with them. okay, sure. how they don't stuff pulled up. i'm not a manager. okay. have not go to send them

although near con flew but also by little shallow annisa mel from it all to behold, the law galen will leave for the hut on the know them eat the new the me the your husband army the monkey. what i owe money gum somewhere to live a fill or cancelled or need to come earlier. thought she thought paula: 30 habash been ok. we're hearing probably israeli prime minister, enough tale bennett. we don't seem to have any resolution at the moment. ah, he is caressing the audience there. the home in haber room when the sisters of law lamar with so if you're just joining us and we were just looking at some live footage there from israel, the german chancellor of schultz is on his 1st official visit to israel as chancellor and is joining the his is really the israeli prime minister, enough tale bennett, in a joint press conference right now. natalie bennet heads beginning that conference addressing the press and addressing the people is audience. they're in the room in israel. of course he's addressing them in hebrew and we apologize for not having a translation of that available for you. within the

in our spotlight on podcasts segment, we talk about public opinion of the conflict in ukraine with galen druke, host and producer of fivethirtyeight's fivethirtyeight's politics podcast. stick with us. we will be right back. >> this week on c-span networks, both chambers of congress are in session. the houseboats to revoke russia's normal trade relations in response to its ongoing invasion of ukraine. it will also take up the $15.6 billion emergency pandemic relief bill. the senate votes on the confirmation of shalonda yacht to be white house budget director. on monday on c-span, poland's foreign minister, who chairs the organization for security and cooperation in europe, briefs you and security counsel about the crisis stemming from russia's invasion of ukraine and other issues. tuesday at 10:00 a.m., state department officials testify before the senate foreign relations committee on the u.s. response to the rise and authoritarianism around the globe. on wednesday at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3, senior military officials discuss europe before the house armed services committee. and on thursd

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galen who started to who started to protest against this second piece of the puzzle was the ability to move large numbers of people and this began and things like the olympic games when when you were tens of thousands of people were being moved around berlin, but it was perfected in this sort of sinister purpose by reinhard heydrich and by sorry by adolf eichmann who oversaw the ethnic cleansing after 1939 of what had been polish areas, and that would to be germanized. he pushed people on trains moved them to other parts of the genital governor and and started to learn how you you move people around in this way. and also as a result of the so-called holocaust by bullets, which i mentioned earlier himmler began to realize that the terrible toll at this this was taking on his poor sensitive assessment. i mean, it's it's really quite terrible to have to you know, shoot tens and tens of thousands of people into pits. i mean, you know that the sensibilities were were being challenged and and so they were looking for a more i suppose kind way of killing people not kind for the victims of cou