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and so i've been saying to me it in the most media future harkins back to isis. and some of the very things we saw when it was odd, it's rampage, it's actually was stopped. so i think for any human being to see this it's, it's really beyond almost anything that we can comprehend. digest and i just add that when you when you see this, you try to imagine maybe not try you you, you can't help. but imagine yourself, your family, your loved ones, your friends. in that situation. in that predicament. and maybe the best word for it for me is overwhelming. i think what it's done is, as i said, united and country and profound grief, but also united a country and resolve. and it's imperative that the rest of us share that resolved. i said this earlier, this is a moment for moral clarity. this is a moment where everyone needs to make clear that there is we've also discussed and the determination determination not to allow this to go forward. so images are worth a 1000 words. these images may be worth a 1000000 on the mediterranean situation and gaza. i think it's the 1st im

money that they are trying to take from taxes from territorial communities, let me remind you that harkin same territorial community, and it will lose many millions this year, as well as other communities located in, well, the kharkiv district council, this same district, 15 communities, including kharkiv, they lose very large funds from this tax, they do not have enough money for , say, restoration, for functioning and so on , they are taken to kyiv, and kyiv will continue to distribute this money, but we know that very often, but not very often, but a constant part of the financing, somewhere in our country, corrupt officials eat those mice in kyiv, so the argument is that the mice here are fatter in kharkiv or in other territorial communities, they eat more, we in kyiv will steal a little less, and such an argument, i'm a little confused, but none the less, there's no money enough, indeed, they will be even less, because i don’t know from which tranches it will all be replenished, but i can see with my own eyes the front of the works that the city council is currently carrying out, it

bond market is in fact doing the work for them so they're happy to sit there and you heard patty harkinay the same thing that he thought the bond market was doing the work and he sees no reason to raise rates. there is some excitement from that perspective although i think the rally that we see today is a little bit of ahead of itself. to relief rally that we did not see a breakout in the middle east over the weekend but that is honestly only a day or two away before you start to see that and that's could create more concern for the market in the days ahead. elizabeth: concern or you just don't see it at this point and you wonder is the market going to make the mistake of number interest-rate hikes. >> i think the market would absolutely be making a mistake if they think that rates are not going to go up at some point, look at where we are. over from when joe biden became president until now inflation is up 17%, how effective has it really been maybe it could have been 25. i look at that and say we are not controlling inflation the fed is going to have to raise rates. elizabeth: navigat

and so then saying to me, in the, in the most immediate future harkins back to isis, and some of the very things we saw when it was odd, it's rampage, to factually was stopped. so i think for any human being to see this it's, it's really beyond almost anything that we can comprehend. digest and i just add that when you when you see this, you try to imagine maybe not try you you, you can't help. but imagine yourself, your family, your loved ones, your friends, in that situation in that predicament. and maybe the best word for it for me is overwhelming. i think what it's done is it's i said, united a country in profound range, but also united a country and resolve and it's imperative that the rest of us share that resolved. i said this earlier, so this is a moment for moral clarity. this is a moment where everyone needs to make clear that there is we've also discussed and a determination determination not to allow this to go forward. so images are worth a 1000 words these images. and that'd be worth a 1000000 on the amount of training situation. and gosh, i think it's 1st important to

it's really an unprecedented situation that harkins bath all the way to 1948 and then that. but when it's rail 1st expelled in forest palestinians out of their home on a massive scale. i'm very concerned because of the us support. we could see even worse today, just we all set to hear from president 5 and then just on the to well as an a special address to the nation from the oval office. i mean, i can't remember the last time he does that. what does that say about how much he needs public support for his decisions right now? it always seems an extraordinary amount of effort by the, by the administration to try to mobilize support for israel attacks on gaza, the tightening cj on palestinian civilians in the gaza strip. it is widely expected that tonight ask congress for the weapons package that includes probably $10000000000.00 in weapons to israel. that's more than double the amount that the united states provides to israel in a normal year. and let's be very clear. these us weapons are already being used by israel to commit terrific war crimes against the palestinian peopl

didn't know the president was getting regular advice wanting to have a one off conversation with tom harkin 11:00 at night. he was getting regular advice from -- morris that the president united did not tell his own chief of staff about. that's just a prescription for bad feelings. let's just say. obviously, the most recent president was was was famous for much worse, much more dysfunctional white house. i mean, they were his chief of staff took away or sort of monitoring his cell phones calls he called one of his aides and had him go to the apple and buy him another phone. so the white house chief of staff would know who we were talking to now that obama not known for doing that, obama was pretty good about process, i think, you know, again, there are people, i'm sure, who felt that they there was often talk about sort of the the boys club around obama weren't very many women women didn't get to play golf with them. my colleague mark leibovich wrote a story this suddenly obama invited several women to play golf with him. but, you know, there was this idea that there was a boys club around