it's an obvious thing to, instead of my worries and now about the greenville was yes, that's true. we understand that despite everything, despite any problems related to the conflict, any, you train them a conflict them and allow for that conflict between ross and ukraine. the developing countries, including the african count, the reason for the bad need food, they should not sell for me in the ship. i am store my stuff. good. ok, and so is everyone in the middle of it and we did not see the grain supplied from ukraine to the global markets of all the result problems. we've given him hunger with the food security. but whenever the last button in the we agreed to the suggestion of the secretary general lovely, you and mr. good parish. and we'd be happy to think like you described that stuff to assure, to insure the supplies of ukrainian brain. first of all, to the forest country, south africa, unfortunately. and we agreed to this because as soon as and we watched but what is the result, ladies and gentlemen, you see allow me to side is some figures right? because segers is substanti

greenville i'll echo you is a wonderful place. des moines will be the place politically to be tomorrow because you're going to see the whole lineup of the gop field. you're going to see ron desantis, you're going to see vivek, tim scott, nikki haley, mike pence, asa hutchinson. all of those will be at joni ernst's roast and ride. the one candidate not here is donald trump. i also want to loop in a little bit of breaking news here just in the last few minutes, yasmin, as to why an event like tomorrow is especially important. it's because there's new debate qualification rules that just came out from the republican national committee here. we're looking at the first gop debate now formally taking place august 23rd. less than three months from now. an event like tomorrow is crucial for the likes of these other candidates, like asa hutchinson and even nikki haley. there's rules and requirements they meet a certain donor threshold and they also have to also meet certain polling standards by the time of that debate in order to qualify f

have to be careful about the words here because it is ukraine in the west that describe it as the greenville russia addresses it as the black sea deal. because for rush, it's not only about green, it's also about fertilizer, and the ability to deliver it to the suppliers in africa. and there was a major deals truck with the facilitation of turkey and the united nations. last year in july, it's gone. the market's 1st an adverse area, but it's still unclear whether it's going to hold until that 1st and adverse survey . because russian made it clear that unless all sides stick by it, meaning, unless the west uh uh, allows russia to, uh, for it supplies to go on, interrupted to its consumers. russia is no law is not going to respective. and that would mean that the, the ukrainian supplies that leave from the premium ports, uh, under, uh, contested control. uh may, it may be seized, but uh for the time being, uh there are still holds the, uh, some, uh, compromise couldn't be reached. and i think we will know more about i'd by the end of the day. i appreciate the clarification there. now when it c

he said, in case the greenville doesn't work, russia will provide supplies to the poorest countries. anyway, it will be done at russia's expense, and russia is ready to supply the required quantity of rain to all those countries . and at the same time, the rope also said that he did not see any reason for expending be greenville now. and he also spoke about us the board trees in ukraine. and according to him, russia continues to provide the you on and other organizations with data on the development of the alleged biological weapons and all those level trees life for us, the you, there's something about it. thank to construction well because of started to rebuild the shot to it for the city of marble. ukrainian and resistance was finally over, come in may last year and russian forces ended. the siege of the style still works . the russian government has ordered the complete make of the city, but it's not a hash and reports. it's a mass task which will take time and money and you flocked for the money. yeah. and had a family. it's been more of a need. yeah. since they were the space,

and why don't you think that greenville is something that has been emphasized more in the media? because africa solving for wisdom, media doesn't matter if there was the vision in europe as of starvation in the us. and then they think that there's a problem and there's a catastrophe. but when africans are hungry for them, they don't care. that's a little crisis. if we look at how many africans on how many people die in the congo every year, it's more people that have died in ukraine. but if you look at the media coverage of the ukraine was, it's much more vast, but the people that died in the congo and it's the same principle behind why don't they talk about the green and the policy. so full a country, legs on the for example. last yeah, the russian government offered african countries for july, the to help with production of our food stuff. oh, cool. and staple food relies on fritz eliza production. and those i'm getting government refused. a free donation of i think it was 40 metric tons of for july. the other countries i think was in beacon of the surrounding neighboring count

the town of greenville three years ago for the dixie fire.that was a controlled burn that got out of control because they decided to leave. ok? i understand climate has a lot to do with it. sodas population. -- so does population. fires used to burn before in remote areas, now they are not so remote. i have watched them. i used to work with them. i use to watch -- run supplies to them. i watched fire fighters waiting and watching as a fire burned. i even ask one of them, do you have a shovel? i will throw dirt on the spire -- on this buyer -- fire. guest: the depth and damage from wildfires are very sad and regrettable. published scientific research shows that the most effective means to prevent those deaths and damage in the future is to restore the natural fire regime that have been unnaturally suppressed over a century of outdated policies. the federal agencies have a national wildfire plan and have operational plans for each fire. if fires are naturally ignited and remote, then the fire crews monitor the fire and let it burn, let the natu

the town of greenville just three years ago for the dixie fire.as a controlled burn that got out of control because they decided to leave. i understand climate has a lot to do with it. service population. where fire is used to burn before and really remote areas, now they are not so. i used to work with them i've watched them, used to run supplies to them. i watch the e firefighters you sitting around waiting and watching firebird. one time i even asked one of them do you have a shovel i will go out there and throw some dirt on this little fire. >> alright let's let professor gonzales respond to that. >> the depth and damage from wildfires are very sad omand regrettable. published scientific research shows that the most effective means to prevent those depths and damage in the future is to restore their natural fire regimes that have been unnaturally surprised over a century of outdated policy so the federal agencies have a national wildfire plan have operational plans for fire if fires are naturally ignited and remote than the fire crews monitor

and in this case, then we'll look at, for example, if you ask, rush up to compromise and then the greenville agreement, which allows ukrainian products to be carried out to the at cartridge passes on the birth ad. that is not uh, there is a bit a unit of that sort of reproach. i think rush of course asks at the rush as old international protect it as well. so i think the compromise to golf comfortable the product is because the tour is also related with the total parties ended civil population in western countries as well. if you prevent break between the russian products and all the countries, for example, for your brain and products, and because especially how do i spine is an upcoming and then they just must be in punishment against the russian leadership. it is being just turning off to be a punishment against the towards the congress as citizens south africa supports a chinese piece plant. the 2nd will be ukraine crisis. that's according to the chinese farm industries press release. off the talks between the leaders of south africa and china. it all went down on friday. the president fr

in this case, then we'll look at, for example, if you ask, rushed up to compromise and then the greenville agreement which allows ukrainian products to be carried out to the at cartridge passes on the birth. and that is not uh, that is a bit a unit of that sort of reproach. i think rush of course asks at the rush as old intent as true as well. so i think the compromise to golf comfortable the product is because the tour is also related with the total parties, then the civil population in rest and companies as well. if you present great between the russian products and all the countries, for example, for your brain and products and because especially how do is fine, is an upcoming and done. it is not being punishment against the russian leadership . it is being just turning off to be a punishment against the, towards the congress as citizens south africa, simple. it's a chinese piece applied to central, the crisis and ukraine. that is, according to the chinese for ministries press release, of the talks between the leaders of south africa and china. this all went down on friday. the presiden

war, in which there will be no winners from the ongoing counts, the offensive to the black sea greenville, russian president of the med, through its inmates with the war correspondence to discuss with the ukraine conflict. also i had to take some interest in forces are telling you, creating a defensive on the front line of the guns repub.

we're joined live now from greenville, south carolina. message to voters there been? >> reporter: he's speaking behind me right now in south carolina. he has been sharing with these south carolina voters his record in florida. it is a record that is full of conservative policy victories, including a six-week abortion ban, lifting restrictions on carrying a gun in public, new restruck shuns on what can be taught in schools. he said if he is elected, he'll take that war on wokism to the white house. >> i believe that woke ideology represents a war on truth itself. so as president, we will wang a war on the woke. we will fight the woke in the schools. we will fight the woke in the corporations and in the halls of congress. we will never, ever surrender to the woke mob. we are going to leave woke ideology in the dust bin of history where it belongs. >> reporter: now, interestingly, donald trump has been poking fun at desantis for using that "woke" word over and over again. they have been clashing back and forth since ron desantis got into the

this is gerard in greenville, south carolina, democrat. caller: good morning. joe biden did a great job. he thought for the american people and foster the soldiers that came home. it's always your republicans that knock everything that man does. leave that man alone and let him do his job as a president. i hope we have him for four mo -- i hope key -- he lives to be 100. but i do not know whether he will be the nominee. democrats will be on the edge until november 2024, because something terrible could happen at any moment. it could happen to any a us at any moment. particularly at that age. i'm not saying this to be mean-spirited. i don't want anything bad to be happen -- anything bad to happen to him. it would be bad for him, bad for his family, bad for the country, but i think the reality is in front of us. host: if whatever reason, joe is not the candidate in 2024, from your perspective, who is the next democrat that republicans should be most worried about? guest: that is a good question. they should not be particularly worried about kamala harris. i think

the greenville russian president, buddy may have present, meets with war correspondents to discuss the ukraine conflicts, also a head. the oxy examine is called russian forces are successfully repelling the crating.

world war, in which there will be no winners from the ongoing counter offensive to the blacks, the greenville russian president. but even if it's in, meet with the war correspondents to discuss the ukraine conflicts, also ahead of the exam in service and forces of repelling the crating offensive on the front line of the guns republic plus the 26th st. petersburg international economic forum kicks off in russia's northern capital. as of 817000 participants from $130.00 countries attends the major events we bring you special coverage from by to announcing the mid day wednesday. it must go on and speak to scouts and welcome to 30 minutes of news analysis, you know, nazi or many people in the us. you don't want to trigger said world war, which will say no when is that's according to the russian president vladimir putin who met for a q and a with the russian war correspondence saying the west must stop on and ukraine. the email was, which is good. it is a mess, have gone through offensive with the use of prepared reserves. the enemy had no success in any of the sections they had, have it losses. a

cbs's jeff pegues will start us off from near the crash site in greenville, virginia.ening, jeff. >> reporter: getting new information from the faa. faa officials tell us that air traffic controllers lost contact with that small plane about 14 minutes into the flight. that flight came to an end here. you see this hilly terrain behind me. you can imagine how treacherous it is for investigators who are out here trying to sift through the wreckage. but getting to the wreckage is a problem all unto itself. the wreckage is about a mile and a half out but it takes about three and a half hours to hike there. from above, large crater scars the train where the cessna plane crashed. today the ntsb was at the s, looking for evidence. >> basically everything is on the table until we slowly and methodically remove different components and elements that will be relevant for this safety investigation. >> reporter: the plane took off in tennessee yesterday afternoon, flying to long island, new york, at 34,00a u-turn. half hour later, six f-16 fighter jets intercepted the plane as it i

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it's and not this thing is one of my worries and now about the greenville was yes, that's true. we understand that it's fine and everything, despite any problems related to the conflict as you trained and we conflict them and allow for that conflict between ross and ukraine has cut out the developing countries including the african towns. the reason for that discussion is the need.

in little rock, greenville, jackson, mississippi, we could see damaging winds, very large hail, and the threat for isolated tornadoes. whit. >> thank you. difficult holiday weekend for millions. appreciate it. >>> now to the race for the white house and president biden stumping in the critical battleground state of pennsylvania. the president touring a recently collapsed section of i-95 in philadelphia saying there's no more important project in the country right now. later holding his first re-election rally in that city. tonight, gop candidates also hitting the trail. abc's karen travers in philadelphia. >> reporter: tonight, president biden kicking off his 2024 re-election campaign in the critical battleground state of pennsylvania. his first stop, the site of that deadly i-95 overpass collapse in philadelphia. president biden viewing the devastation from the air in marine one. >> there's no more important project right now in the country. >> reporter: a temporary fix, coming much quicker than expected. >> we will have i-95 reopen within the next two weeks. >> reporter: that swift ti

at the same time, the recently adopted you greenville was a heavy burden on african farmers, as well as the agricultural exports. now hindered by the expanding regulations coming with the you deal. most costs for farmers have significantly increased unless reduced the profits as well. the the, you get to know no income in dallas, nor profits with you, i expecting to have profits, but new to the high cost of the price for the price to get new associates mean the cost of production goes no. the legs, they like when 5 will be the mean was allowed. 2000 is coming out to almost 2500. so brother to much individual. yeah. not even able to do business because there is no perfect the . the price is good for you have uh to use the site to for me. uh because you spread the on the, from me and the seats. and the whole thing says, so you have to got to the usage of the, from the and finally, global dollarization is now gaining so much theme. that's even america's largest bank of jp morgan chase is starting to sound. the alarm delivers ation is evident in a fix reserves where the dollar share has

pull some of the american and the list and the see if somehow the ukrainians ukrainians. lucky greenville premium thought a butterfly. what was that to the forefront to a new vehicle but blank alternately. then did really help a better job. awful. busy busy about taking the less younger database and would have been connecting meaning vendor she, i could try me. i use the, the, the density adult as the attendance back and seeing people who are you on his dr. blaming that a she a so i'm more giving a theme to, to any of the part b and maybe it's for, by itself because of shedding. nobody will agree with the mention is uh, so all the guard photo opened, but the limb good must not be there. and i have not seen up more polarized words than the euro price. no, you want me to write something wrong with the uh, the guardian go for the extra you. good. it is a deal of the region expression to be these countries use pull up the electronic i don't the word yeah. good. right. so you may have some excellent points that i was listed, incorrect. cancel. yeah, it's interesting that you pointed out the di

and this greenville really is an important aspect of room of photos plan, because millions of africans could be exposed to starvation without it. so what do you think is behind those reports of its potential failure and why don't you think degree.

in this case, then we'll look at, for example, if you ask, rushed up to compromise and then the greenville agreement, which allows ukrainian products to be carried out to the at cartridge passes all over the birth. and that is not uh, that is a bit a unit, a lot to reproach. i think rush of course asks uh the rush of old industrial prospect as well. so i think the compromised golf, comfortable the product is because the chart is also related with the total parties and the civil population in rest and companies as well. if you prevent trade between the russian products and all the companies, for example, for you brandy and products, and because especially how do i find is an upcoming and done. it is not being punishment against the russian leadership. it is being just turning off to be a punishment against the towards the congress as citizens south africa supports a chinese piece plant. the 2nd will be ukraine crisis. that's according to the chinese for ministries press release, off the talks between the leaders of south africa and china, it all went down on friday. the president from a sol

cbs's jeff pegues will start us off tonight from near the crash site in greenville, virginia.porter: norah, we're getting new information tonight from the faa. faa officials tell us that air traffic controllers lost contact with that small plane about 14 minutes into the flight. that flight came to an end here. you see this hilly terrain behind me. you can imagine how treacherous it is for investigators, who are out here trying to sift through the wreckage. but getting to the wreckage is a problem all unto itself. the wreckage is about a mile and a half out, but it takes about 3 1/2 hours to hike there. from above, a large crater scars the terrain where the cessna plane crashed. today the ntsb was at the scene, looking for evidence. >> basically everything is on the table until we slowly and methodically remove different components and elements that will be relevant for this safety investigation. >> reporter: the plane took off in tennessee yesterday afternoon, flying to long island, new york, at 34,000 feet, where it made a u-turn. a half hour later, six f-16 fighter jets int

vessels were even sanction, and then the western establishment blames russia for interfering in the greenville mister casa. uh, let me look at the actual situation. for example, if you approach always one side of it will not be at the bitterest table agreement between the parties, it will be in one of the united nations. i think this time it will be difficult to con rings, a russian actors or pod splits into the negotiation progress. because gabriel and they're right in their own perspective. of course, they will ask, what happens, what is happening about the russian interest here? because if you are implementing only one saw one inside the application for your brain in grain, then what will happen to russian products. and 2nd issue, as you mentioned already, more than 70 percent of this product is not approachable. cardboard countries about the steps and they are going to rest in congress ports and they are going to arrest them. congress. he's a so he pays the money. it gets the products in distribution. yeah, that is not the case. and then they're asking for an extension. of course it's, it'

condition, i should say, for the resumption of the pipeline for russia to extend the black sea greenville. now, the russian foreign ministry spokesman says all parties involved one to see that pipe back online. i saw me. i'd be in the garden and speak the tale up here. desolate ammonia, pye, china, the very infrastructure facility that is so often mentioned in the context of the black sea grain deal. one of the pumping stations was disabled. the blocking valves worked, but there was still a leak of raw materials. it will take from one to 3 months to repair. and this is given there is of course, access to the place almost immediately. zelinski stated that he could fix the problem, but this is not mean that he is ready to resume the transportation of ammonia. the only country that has never been interested in resuming the operation of the ammonia pipeline. these ukraine has rushes defense. ministry has described this attack on the tale all tear that the ammonia pipeline has an active time recovered . while you crated substitute or the midst recognizance group. now civilians have been affect

the committee for justice and liberties of trans national human rights organization in london. greenville, mary, professor of politics at queen mary university of london. and also in paris is active, my director of the center for associate logical research on law and penal institutions . and welcome to you all. thank you so much for joining us on inside story. yes, there want to let me start with you in paris with seeing the protests over the killing of my else fred beyond the suburb of non taff. why is there so much anger in friends today? what i seem to question is, the answer is already in the question, why is it that an event a in a bare is how sparked and out a burst of pink or, and raise through all with a front. so we have to, to, to put that in perspective and look at the past 20 years since the 2005, the uprising that took place out to the depth office here in gwinnett, the note on the southern office there is no, we have to ask ourselves why all these people are expressing themselves in such a manner where the story is also the fact that to own all the ways of expressing or say

the same time, lab wrote said that he does not see what could be the reasons for expanding the greenville speaking about the children taken to rush up from the rules. and he said that dozens of those children had already been taken away by the relatives and the you for insurance can return to the parents if the parents show up. and they also attach to attached to a point on the issue of the us, the board trees and you print on the according to level. but russia continues to provide data on the development of biological weapons in those the board trees. and what did he have to say about the recent rebellion by the wagner group in, in russia, in the future? all 5, it was interesting. he wants to get and cold free versions, rebellion just a trouble. and he said that the sovereignty of russia and its political system does not raise any concerns right now. most of the now as well as a, in an interview with all see, for example, a few days ago. that's also free versions. rebellion russian ministry, instructors would continue their work in africa, and he noted that the a sore sees of the central

at the same time, the recently adult to the greenville also puts a heavy burden on african farmers with the agricultural expos now heading to it by the expanding regulations, coming with the regulation. those costs sol solved. those have wasted in reducing that profit significantly. the . you get to know low income india, there's no profits, right? expecting to have the profits back new to the high cost of the price for the price and get the cost of production. because no, the legs say like one bedroom would be the new was allowed. 2000 is coming out almost 2500 to brother to my genius visual. i'm not even able to do business because there's no profit the the, the price is good for the sites are for me because the from the seats to exist. so you have got to the usage of from the developed countries also to the cost of the environment on poor nations as, according to be in the employment as the, as he addressed his nation on, well, the environment day for a long time. the model of development in beacon advanced countries was contradictory, and that model, the idea was 1st, you should dev

from greenville, to jackson, to mobile. damaging winds, large hail and a threat for isolated tornados. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, the storms linger. they shift farther east. the florida panhandle could be in for heavy rain and flash flooding. again, some of the storms severe, with a chance of isolated tornadoes as well as damaging winds. linsey. >> we know you'll be following it for us. thanks so much. >>> overseas, and secretary of state antony blinken's high-stakes diplomatic mission to china. blinken is hoping to ease tensions between the two nations. he's the first secretary of state to visit the country in five years. china's foreign minister says relations between the superpowers are at the lowest point in years. hopes for significant breakthroughs are relatively slim. abc's matt rivers is in beijing for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight, secretary of state antony blinken stepping off this plane and into a series of high stakes meetings in beijing. he's the first biden cabinet member to visit here, but with re

it was easily greenville, easily these things i have 30 see here, the single show me there. at the end of the day, they find themselves in the meantime, philip and prizes do you find parents and governments trying to react to this problem? let's say in africa for example. yeah, in my country right now, the government, the government is picking a lot of options to use 2020 window is colby and see if there was like this new influx of information on the he doesn't, everybody was home. there was a government community key that came from the east europe was intended for medication, and at least 2 of communication to inform the population that 5 shows that i've been pushing please. anybody who's been teaching in crime site about bullying. it's page, whatever anybody is doing that. now there's a lower income. the goal was that the bus in the past we did have that is a law that you know, governs how to chevy days, be use so as to be to use all of this as a showing me the advice of that nature at the beginning. also there is an agency, i think that's the jessie, i can see it as a to

the whole center last erupt to bottom below, has moved from greenville by funds in all by products state ball. chronologist said that y'all, volcano has entered a new erupt of stage. there is a new lava building that has formed at the top of the volcano. and this is what they're watching right now. whereas in the previous day, within a period of 24 hours, there were 59 rough form events in the past 24 hours. they recorded 177 ruffled events. and again, this is because there is now a new lot of them. now, last night, when the sky cleared up for about an hour, a people could also see bright orange glow at the crater or near the crater, optical candle, and wild. this is saddling to witness the both and all just say that this sick, those a danger because this soul said the temperature is getting hotter within the volcano, that there is types of exhibit e. and so over several, 3 silly race over my uncle channel, which means that it has a rough should, could happen any time from today to, within weeks to within months. so for these are now evacuating more than $10000.00 families. they've expan

possessing a gun under a plea, deal biden is expected to agree to drug treatment and monitoring out of greenville the cookies and miles of jail. about vitamins taxes and farm business dealings have been under investigation by a grand jury since 2018. why did your counselor i was following the story for us now from washington. so he has been on the investigation for at least 5 years now. it's 2 aspects of his life, taxes, and possession of a hand gun. tell us more about these charges. well this is significant 1st and this is the 1st time that the child of the us president will be pleading guilty to crimes. but that said, these crimes is laid out and these charges are not that significant is in the fact that these are 2 misdemeanors for having delayed in paying taxes. and actually he wasn't charged for any weapons related crime because he's agreed to this deferment of going to drug counseling and also agreeing to not owning a gun any time in the future. this was a rather anti climactic end to that long ranging f b. i investigation that again under former president trump's administration and that pr

and why don't you think that greenville is something that has been emphasize more in the media? because africa, starving, full listed in media, doesn't matter if there was foundation in europe as of starvation in the us. then they think that there's a problem and there's a catastrophe. but when the africans are hungry for them, they don't care. that's what the price is. if we look at how many africans on how many people die in the congo every year, it's more people don't that have died didn't go crazy. but if you look at the media coverage of the ukraine more, it's much more vast, but the people that died in the congo for a country like zombie. for example. last year the russian government offered african countries for july, the to help with production of our food stuff. oh, cool. on staple food relies on fritz eliza production. and those i'm getting government refused. a free donation of i think it was 40 metric tons of fertilizer . other countries i think was in beacon of the surrounding neighboring countries took that donation. we had to for july, the price of things on the l

world war, in which there will be no winters from the ongoing count to offensive to the black sea. greenville russian president body may have present, meets with war correspondents to discuss the ukraine conflicts also ahead. the oxy examines how russian forces are successfully repelling the ukrainian defensive on the front line of little guns. republic also on the program is called the election interference, and yet another attempt to rig and steal a presidential election. donald trump dismisses his indictments as he pleads not guilty to charges of mishandling classified documents. the very warm welcome to you from the bus and capital early this wednesday morning. my name is peter scott. thank you for joining us. there are many people in the us who don't want to trigger a 3rd world war, which will say no. when is less, according to the russian president, by the me, a present who met for a 2 and a with russian war correspondence saying the west must stop on and ukraine. you also said you're cutting accounts offensive isn't going to upon the email was which is good. it is a mess. have gone thr

and also to that more expos, i've done to that it was easily greenville, easily these things i have that is easier to set up or show me there. at the end of the day they find themselves in the meantime, self prizes. do you find parents and governments trying to react to this problem? let's say an advocate, for example. yeah, in my country right now, i'm the government, the government is picking a lot of options to use 2020 waiting. that was cool. be and see if there was like this new influx of information on the we definitely everybody was home. there was a government community that came from the east europe or something they for medication.

it's designed to greenville teach. the said the problem here is free and at the moment that has the nothing. so we expect. so the defense to continue to try and dismantle his claim, so have him for couple of hours at the start. then the prince's lawyers will get in a couple of hours with him and he said, it's time. we could see some witnesses from the miracle written selves. maybe even the royal editor, james charlie. i want to pick you up again and what you're telling me last hour that the mirror group has really lloyd up to this case as you would expect them to, of course. and that how he is being interrogated, enforced by a man known as the beach. yes, andrea green is one of the best viruses in the business. he is a king's council. so essentially he is one of the account. so called hobbies, follow the current very antiquated system that we have of as the notes representing him in some way. but less of a beast yesterday, more of a kind of well managed by string round repeatedly drilling into the prince's uh foundatio

this is gerard in greenville, south carolina, democrat. caller: good morning.oe biden did a great job. he thought for the american people and foster the soldiers that came home. it's always your republicans that knock everything that man does. leave that man alone and let him do his job as a president. i hope we have him for four more years. thank you, have a good day. guest: i think it was significant yesterday. his fault that he had at the air force academy graduation ceremony. we can all fall but he has a gate now - gait that's shuffling. it looks familiar if you have an elderly person in decline. you hold your breath every time he or she walks across the room. i wonder how sustainable this is for him as president of the united states. i hope he lives to be 100 and is completely robust. my concerns are shared by a lot of voters. i wonder whether he will be the candidate in 2024 and whether something will happen that will make democrats realize this is not sustainable. the idea that he will be president of the united states until 2029 strikes me as prepostero

this case, then we'll look at, for example, if you ask, rush up to compromise at each, then the greenville agreement which allows ukrainian products to be carried out to the at cartridge passes all over the birth. and that is not uh, that is a bit a unit of that sort of reproach. i think rush of course asks uh russia own intent as true as well. so i think the compromised golf. comfortable the product is because the tour is also related with the total parties, then the civil population in restin companies as well. if you present straight between the russian products and all the companies, for example, for you branding and products. and because especially how do i find is an upcoming and done, it is not being punishment against the russian leadership. it is be just turning off to be a punishment against the, towards the congress. uh, citizens, belgium and media soldiers published and apparently new findings about the node stream explosions, the financial paper, the ted says the c i a has provided belgium with information on the attack, blaming ukrainian involvement. that's how you learn from

democrats (202) 748-8000 and independents (202) 748-8002 let's go to the independent line from greenvillesouth carolina. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am just astonished at the disinformation the republican party and republicans in general try to spew. first off, the democrats are the ones who reduced the deficit and the republicans are the ones who ran it up. trump contributed a quarter of the deficit. and how did his tax cuts increase revenue to the government? that is just absurd. these particular conservatives are passing bills that have absolutely no consequence. the republicans just pander to their base without facts and lies and its astonishing that republican voters are so uninformed. nike so much. guest: i will just point out that in the middle of the negotiations between president biden and speaker mccarthy on the debt, the white house had at one point put tax increases on the table. democrats of course of said if you want to get serious about reducing the deficit, tax increases need to be part of that conversation. kevin mccarthy and republicans said that was absolute

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