helsinki commission. in a recent opportunity we had to participate in the osce parliamentary assembly. i'm joined on the floor by senator wicker, who is the republican chair of the helsinki commission. the two of us have worked together in a nonpartisan-bipartisan manner in regards to the work of the helsinki commission and i just want to spend a few minutes and i want to yield the floor and allow senator wicker to -- to give his comments. the osce, as the chair is fully aware as a member of the comish, -- commission, represents the u.s. participation for the security and cooperation in europe. 57 states, which includes all of europe, all of the former republic of the soviet union and canada, united states. the commission works on the principle of three buckets. one for political affairs and security, another for economic and environmental progress, and the third on democracy and human rights. but it recognizes, and i think this has been the hallmark of the helsinki commission, is that you can't have adva

medical director, democrat pan from the city of helsinki, so far hasn't had the time to advertise the method globally. some teaching materials have only recently been translated into english. that white glove bodies, $300.00. so here we go. i think this technique can be copied to other countries to to be able to vaccinate 40 percent more people on originally projected is simply incredible. and among robert for the world to reopen, however, it is not enough to vaccinate people in just one country. while nations such as finland are continuously easing restrictions, other parts of the world are only starting their own vaccination campaigns. is here some more developments and the pandemic date from israel shows the bomb tech 5 . the vaccines, less effective against mild corona virus infections. the scientist put this down to the delta various, but they say the bad thing still highly effective. at stuffing serious illness and hospitalizations, germany is using quarantine rules for travelers from the u. k. portugal, russia, india, and nepal. fully vaccinated people will no longer need to is

. >> the helsinki accord was the final blow to communism, marxism behind the iron curtain.a get mr. brush enough and the other communist leaders to agree that human rights as i write for people on a worldwide basis. was a major accomplishment. no question the ford administration had a major impact on the collapse of the soviet union and warsaw pact allies. >> he would also invite many leaders to the white house. these became the elegant moments when the length between nations between many millions of people who will never meet are focused on the relationships of a few individuals. the affords of grand rapids became the host and hostess of an entire nation. as president, he had the pain of ordering the evacuation of saigon. and the pro pleasure of presiding over our greatest national celebration, the american bicentennial. >> july for 1976 was a heyday across the land. in every community, every city from san francisco on the west coast, to new york city on the east coast. i'm sure the american people recall vividly the tall ships of new york harbor. the various other celebra

climate neutral biofuel is produced at this refinery in porterville, finland an hour's drive from helsinki for more than 10 years. shami ya here, i mean, has been working on replacing the kerosene in evasion fuel with sustainable raw materials. the production process is using waste and received 2 types of oils and facts as material as used cooking, los alamos, for the future we are exploring new role materials such as municipal solid waste. $100000.00 tons of biofuel are produced here every year. that's a drop in the bucket compared to the 300000000 metric tons that the world's airline operators consume annually. y'all, we are in and says that a breakthrough in climate for the aviation fuels will require government action. what we need is it's what the government's to, to create the market and create the requirements for, for industry to become more sustainable. other major carriers such as japan's a, n a l. friends, kale, m and american airlines have also started purchasing sustainable asian fuel for the airlines touting their green credentials is proving to be a good marketing tool to wi

the only country to fall, often winds footsteps, medical director, democracy, pan from the city of helsinki. so far hasn't had the time to advertise the method globally. some teaching materials have only recently been translated into english. club bodies, 330. i think this technique can be copied to other countries to, to be able to vaccinate 40 percent more people on originally projected as simply incredible. and among robert for the world to reopen. however, it is not enough to vaccinate people in just one country. while nations such as finland are continuously easing restrictions, other parts of the world are only starting their own vaccination campaigns. i think he's sitting medical director team or look at it and joins us so team or should the rest of the world be watching our show very closely today. truly, we are. we are in dire in dire need of vaccines then of course, every, every thing can't explain to us again then how exactly this, what you're talking about precision equipment. but getting the right type of quitman is extremely important. starting with what sort of syringe do we

the only country to fall, often winds footsteps, medical director, democrat pan from the city of helsinki, so far hasn't had the time to advertise the method globally. some teaching materials have only recently been translated into english. that club bodies $300.00 . so here we go. i think this technique can be copied to other countries to, to be able to vaccinate 40 percent more people on originally projected is simply incredible. and among robert for the world to reopen, however, it is not enough to vaccinate people in just one country. while nations such as finland are continuously easing restrictions, other parts of the world are only starting their own vaccination campaigns. i think he's city medical director team or look at it and joins us. so team all should the rest of the will be watching our show very closely today. truly we are. we are in dire in dire need of vaccines then, of course, every, every back dean can't explain to us again then how exactly this works. you're talking about precision equipment, but getting the right type of quitman is extremely important. starting with

medical director, democrat pan from the city of helsinki so far hasn't had the time to advertise the method globally. some teaching materials have only recently been translated into english. club bodies, 313. i think this technique can be copied to other countries to, to be able to vaccinate 40 percent more people on originally projected. it's simply incredible. and among robert for the world to reopen, however, there's not enough to vaccinate people in just one country. while nations such as finland are continuously easing restrictions, other parts of the world are only starting their own vaccination campaigns. i think he city medical director team or look at it and join us. so team all should the rest of the will be watching our show very closely today. truly, we are, we are in dire in dire need of vaccines and of course, every, every box dean can't explain to us again then how exactly this, what you're talking about precision equipment. but getting the right type of quitman is extremely important. starting with what, what sort of syringe do we need to know? there are different sor

medical director, democrat pan from the city of helsinki so far hasn't had the time to advertise the method globally. some teaching materials have only recently been translated into english club bodies, 300 who think. i think this technique can be copied to other countries to, to be able to vaccinate 40 percent more people on originally projected as simply incredible. and among robert for the world to reopen, however, it is not enough to vaccinate people in just one country. while nations such as finland are continuously easing restrictions, other parts of the world are only starting their own vaccination campaigns. are. let's take a look at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. lebanon's caretaker prime minister, her son, has warned that his country is quote, days away from a social explosion and the country spirals into an economic depression. the prime minister says that few shortages are already leading to social and rest. he's calling on the international community to help a number of countries employs their console in northern afghanistan after r

is it fair to say that you had a bit of a hand in the 2 of them coming together in helsinki in 2018? i don't know. i don't think that necessarily had a hand and i encouraged the president trump every time i was with him. to try to work with russia. the problem we had is the media turned on president wrong. they gave out false information on president trump accused russia interfering with elections and these types of things. and it just divided our country and made it almost possible impossible for president trump to do anything. and that was very sad that that happened it because it's heard both countries and times of the way that you're saying how the u. s. act when you came in 2015, i think you were supposed in front of a map of russia, which nowadays counts as collusion. you are very brave man, but you also during the visit, met with russian politicians at least one that i know is under us. sanctions did not have any repercussions. how was that received? well, i don't care. i mean, just because the united states versus the sanctions on somebody that doesn't mean they're guilty as,

still look helsinki, so how often do you think of finland in the 30s? it's not quite a record to be honest. the record is $33.00, but it's pretty darn close. and $21.00 is the recess. what you would have been thinking of is that a good picture of sunday then i was tempted in the thirty's is unusual for each year. but down in spain we got 41 in madrid that he's unusual. he's often hot in spain, but 40 while it's just one degree shy of the old time record 400. the when a war crime is committed, who is it kind of? how does it follows that goes in human rights investigator, on his unprecedented journey to the french high court, i says, every place to make sure to bring it's taking on the arms trade in his fight for justice, for innocent palestinians and their families made in france on all disease of football from spain traded, battling opponents on the fighting fascism at home and abroad. footballing legend at canton introduces company known. the battle was used the beloved games to help himself and others survived the horrors of a natural concentration. i

an hour's drive from helsinki. for more than 10 years, shami ya here, i mean, has been working on replacing the kerosene in asian fuel with sustainable raw materials. the production process is using waste and received your types of oils and facts as role material as used cooking, los alamos, for the future we are exploring new role materials such as municipal solid waste. $100000.00 tons of biofuel are produced here every year. that's a drop in the bucket compared to the 300000000 metric tons that the world's airline operators consume. annually. y'all, we i and says that a breakthrough in climate for the aviation fuels will require government action. what we need is it's what governments do to create the market, and i create the requirements for, for industry to become more sustainable. other major carriers such as japan's a, n a l. friends, kale, m and american airlines have also started purchasing sustainable asian fuel for the airlines shouting their green credentials is proving to be a good marketing tool to wi

now helsinki, it's cooling down little bit, not quite from reco values, but from high values down to average. whereas in london, as near sample of western europe, we're up to the 30s this weekend, not a record well above where it's been for the whole of this year. that large yes of wards extends all the way down through front and covers space. the res i said concentrating in the balkans, leaving most a central europe behind. rain in africa sees no rain has been at his heaviest recently on the coast of nigerian gonna that is a major runway. it's closed the stone, mum, flying the flag for her nation. we have been putting in playing crickets on what the country may dream, play in the woods while providing family rise in buckley's cleaning game. that's my precious game in the game. my son bob way on al jazeera. ah the me. hello again. i'm says, remind you about top stories. the south western europe flooding crisis is escalating and spreading even further with heavy rainfall and parts of eastern germany and austria. at least $183.00 people have been confirmed at so far that toll is expect

now, helsinki, it's cooling down little bit, not quite from reco values, but from high values down to average. whereas in london, as an example of western europe, we're up to the 30s this weekend, not a record well above where it's been for the whole of this year. that large yes of wards extends all the way down through france and covers spain. the res i said concentrating in the balkans, leaving most a central europe behind rein in africa. seasonal ryan has been at his heaviest recently on the coast of nigeria. donna, that is a major runway. it's closed both still ahead hill. the auto renews. are more anti millnicky process. that's what teeny of the king defies called a democratic change and appoints a new prime minister of iris cover up the ty government is accused of hiding how it's attacking the virus issues and emergency decree and golf actions on the open. why one former champion is trying to win the trophy for a 2nd time. that story coming up with peter in full doesn't go ah, a mineral central to the quest for clean energy. a key ingredient for the production of electric car ba

now, helsinki, it's cooling down little bit, not quite from reco values, but from high values down to average. whereas in london, as an example of western europe, we're up to 30 this weekend, not a record well above where it's been for the whole of this year. that's larger of wards extends all the way down through france and covers spain. the res, i said concentrating in the balkans, leaving most a central europe behind rein in africa sees no rain has been that is heaviest. recently on the coast of nigerian donna that is a major runway. it's closed the across the world, young activists and organizers, the rhonda most motivated and politically engaged, the challenges they face couldn't be more daunting here. and we were the one who had life on what was going on. and the way that means to me there's nothing so think about them, and there's always in the dynamics formation. we have the agencies to create the vibe of generation. we change on al jazeera award winning programming from international. so make it one quick. so it's straight on the back to the federal global. that doesn't guara

now, helsinki, it's cooling down little bit, not quite from reco values, but from high values down to average. whereas in london, as an example of western europe, we're up to the 30s this weekend, not a record well above where it's been for the whole of this year. that's larger of wards extends all the way down through france and covers spain. the res, i said concentrating in the balkans, leaving most a central europe behind. rain in africa sees no rain has been that is heaviest. recently on the coast of nigerian donna that is a major runway. it's closed the when freedom of the press is under threat. in oh, you just because i thought, genuinely about your thought toward the making government step outside the mainstream, there has been a implement here just some of access points that shift the focus the pandemic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the waves. the news is covered the listening post on the just oh the ah, welcome back, a look at the main stories now and emergency work has been way in germany and belgium and

since $84470.00 odd. yet it's still quite warm. influenced down through the baltic states as well. helsinki, for example, the capital, the record $33.00, and we're looking at $32.00 of the forecasts for saturday, sunday, and monday they're a little bit cooler, but it's still well of the $21.00 degree average. so this is the war merrier if you're not as hot as it has been, for example, the se in greece, turkey still quite hot in spain, but again madrid's dropped back to about 30 where it should be down the bottom left added to the fear where it is at his hottest seville, is still up to $42.00 on sunday. reckon was 47 but was still above average ah. with a bag of energy and change. came to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah, the me or one of the top stories you deserve. a statue of us confederate general robert e lee, which was the focus of violet clashes 4 years ago as being removed from the city of charlottesville, virginia, a statue of fellow confederate genera

still look at helsinki said you are, how often do you think of finland in the 30s? it's not quite a record to be honest. the record is $33.00, but it's pretty darn close. and $21.00 is the average. that's what you would have been. think you know, is that a good picture of sunday then i was tempted in the thirty's is unusual for each year. but down in spain we got 41 in madrid that he's unusual is often hot in spain . but 40 while it's just one degree shy of the old time record 400 the something was going to change. anything really changed? this is just demick violent. that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against that area. know what to say. we are also looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be. the devil is always going to be in the details. the bottom line. when i was just there, i'm from the for villas of correct. so the battle fields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. oh i come by main stories. now. taliban delegation is visiting moscow and insist that it's open to

844th $170.00 odd. yet it's still quite warm, inflamed and down through the baltic states as well. helsinki, for example, the capital, the record 33, and we're looking at 32 of the forecasts for saturday, sunday, and monday, a little bit cooler. but i still went on to of the 21 degree average. so this is the war merrier if you're not as hard as it has been, for example, the se in greece, turkey still quite hot in spain, but again madrid's dropped back to about thirty's, where it should be down the bottom left out of the fear where it is at his hottest seville is still up to $42.00 on sunday. reco was 47 but was still above average. the news departed from the u. k. indoctrinated by somali as how can a young man disillusion by violence? we build as light. i am going to make a mistake and re unite. it's common africa. no knife for me is also my last warrior, a witness documentary on a judge. join the debate. do not have vaccines reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice. it allowed a diverse community and how an array of different story know topic it's of the table. it's

climate neutral bio fuel is produced at this refinery in porterville, finland, and hours drive from helsinki for more than 10 years shami ya here has been working on replacing the kerosene in asian fuel with sustainable raw materials. the production process is using waste and received your types of oils and fats as a raw material, as used cooking laws. for the future, we are exploring new role materials such as municipal solid waste. $100000.00 tons of biofuel are produced here every year. that's a drop in the bucket compared to the 300000000 metric tons that the world's airline operators consume annually. y'all, we are in and says that a breakthrough in climate for the aviation fuels will require government action. what we need is, is for the governments to, to create the market and either create the requirements for, for industry to become more sustainable. other major carriers such as japan's a n a l friends, kale m and american airlines have also started purchasing sustainable asian fuel for the airlines touting their green credentials. is proving to be a good marketing tool to win over

medical director, demarco pan from the city of helsinki so far hasn't had the time to advertise the method globally. some teaching materials have only recently been translated into english. club bodies, 300. so here, i think this technique can be copied to other countries to, to be able to vaccinate 40 percent more people on originally projected as simply incredible. and among robert for the world to reopen. however, it is not enough to vaccinate people in just one country. while nations such as finland are continuously easing restrictions, other parts of the world are only starting their own vaccination campaigns. i think he city medical director team or look at it and joins us so team or should the rest of the will be watching our show very closely today. truly we are. we are in dire in dire need of vaccines and of course, every, every back dean can't explain to us again then how exactly this what you're talking about precision equipment. but getting the right type of equipment is extremely important. starting with what, what sort of syringe do we need to know? there are different sorts

medical director, democracy, pan from the city of helsinki so far hasn't had the time to advertise the method globally. some teaching materials have only recently been translated into english. club bodies, 330 because i think this technique can be copied to other countries to, to be able to vaccinate 40 percent more people on originally projected as simply incredible and proper for the world to reopen. however, it is not enough to vaccinate people in just one country. while nations such as finland are continuously easing restrictions, other parts of the world are only starting their own vaccination campaigns. i think he city medical director team or look at it and joins us so team or should the rest of the world be watching our show very closely today. truly, we are. we are in dire in dire need of vaccines then of course, every, every box dean can't explain to us again then how exactly this works. you're talking about precision equipment. but getting the right type of equipment is extremely important. starting with what sort of syringe do we need to know? there are different sorts of s

he met with putin in helsinki and told him about united states intelligence. he was dealing with russia, it was in our face, no doubt about it. host: kathy from massachusetts, text message. "the incident on january 6 is still being investigated by the 30's and people are being arrested and charged. i think this committee is premature and a waste of my tax dollars at this point. totally partisan to be used as a distraction for 2022 elections." it is july 2, and that means u.s. troops leaving from afghanistan. this tweet with breaking news that all troops leaving the bagram air force base in afghanistan. and this from the taliban, tweeting the following quote, " welcoming and supporting the exit of all u.s. and nato forces from afghanistan. therefore withdrawal from afghanistan will pave the way for afghans to decide about the future between themselves." an estimated 2500 troops leaving afghanistan. there may be some who stay behind as consultants. as far as boots on the ground, they are leaving former representative jane harman will be joining us later on the p

international policy, it was a difficult time, ever more the president going to meet fresh nab at the helsinki summit, it was a strange relation with the soviet union. did your mother feel that she had -- was not an error area where she had to help or could she really leave the finer points of that to the state department and the national security staff? >> no, she left to tell them. she did not go on that trip. that was, i think fairly soon after her breast cancer, if i'm not mistaken. she wasn't allowed to travel but i do remember when we would go on those trips, the precinct books that we all caught with head shots of all the different staff and what their title was and what are the dos and the don'ts of -- what to do in that country and that sort of thing because, even when we went to china, we also went to indonesia and japan and the philippines and the marco's were in control in the philippines at the time and we got to stay in the palace, which was actually beautiful. >> well, let me ask you about this, since you mentioned it. to me, it's the other most dramatic part about betty ford's

we have denmark, increased capacity significantly in helsinki. we are growing in italy.ready the number one carrier on the back of alitalia. we doubled our capacity in rome. we have expectations we will do a lot more in portugal. we are one of the largest carriers on the back of tap, pulling out capacity, and getting opportunities in central and eastern europe with our new base in riga. lots of opportunities all across europe and we anticipate we will see more of those. manus: you mentioned earlier that the demand will come and that will be followed by the price rises. with writing in the market, when can you realistically get back to a more normal pricing schedule? if you have 80% to 90% on some of those u.k./european roots, do you think you can get to normalized pricing by the end of the second quarter? neil: manus, the booking curve is very close and our object is to know the aircraft, get people back flying, give growth to our airports across europe, so we will continue to have attractive fares for customers this summer. the ancillaries will continue to do well. when

i remember the president going to meet in helsinki's summit. it was a strained relations with the soviet union. did your mother feel that she had to -- was that an area where she had to help? or could she really leave the -- the finer points of that to the, i guess, the state department or the national-security staff? >> no, she left it to them. she did not go on that trip. that was, i think, fairly soon after her breast cancer, if i'm not mistaken and she wasn't allowed to travel. but i do remember, when we would go on those trips, the briefing books that we all got with head shots of all the different staff and what their title was and what are the dos and the don'ts of, you know, what to do in that country and that sort of thing. because even when we went to china, we also went to indonesia and japan and the philippines. and the marcos were, you know, in control in the philippines, at the time. and we got to stay in the palace, which was absolutely beautiful. >> well, let me ask you about this since you had mentioned it. it, to me, is the ot

it was like, "do you mind connecting through helsinki?" i guess that's fine. had a tiger stripe face, and it was twice as big, so i had to wear glasses and i was drinking beer in the background. i was so belligerent. it was the worst pain ever and my sister watched it. she started crying because she looked at my face explode into these red tiger stripes. to this day everybody calls me jellyfish face. >> jesse: how do you get rid of a jellyfish sting again? >> emily: no one is going to urinate on my face! >> greg: confines of people who can. meister is a suit >> emily: you started writing when he said north carolina. >> greg: i can't remember what it is. i was on air india on london from new york. when i sat on it was very crowded and when i woke up in the middle of the flight, everybody had left me and i don't know what i did. [laughter] but i clearly did something. there was stuff all over the ground paint i had taken ambien, and you should never do that when you are drinking wine. i woke up in all my stuff was on the ground. everybody had moved. that was lik

it was always charlottesville, it was helsinki, and it was the children in the cages. and all of that of course was eclipsed by his response to the covid pandemic, and of course january six. there is a terror terrific work of reporting by your friends, congrats to them. it's hard to know where to begin. we're aware that president trump on the day of january six was unfolding formed a riots, using flagpoles and hockey sticks to beat up capitol hill police officers. and he enjoyed the spectacle. we've got new insight into that. there is been concerns that general milley was afraid and expressed to others that the president of the united states could perform a coup against the government to prevent incoming president joe biden from taking power. which led today, trump, civilian donald trump, so laid out this statement, where he said if i were to have a coup, i wouldn't involve general milley. and you actually set this phrase, i'm not in the coups! which seems like a defining moment in american history. where we actually have an american president proclaim we are not in th

to the east, really hot, helsinki at 31. how often do you think of finland in the 30's?d is close, and 21 is the average. here is a picture for sunday, temperatures in the 30's, not unusual for eastern europe. in spain, 41 in madrid, that is unusual. it is often hot in spain, 41 is one degree shy of the all-time record for madrid. ♪ >> when it war crime is committed, who is accountable? al jazeera follows a human rights investigator on his unprecedented journey to t french high court. >> i visited every place to make sure the information i wanted to bring. >> his fight for justice for innocent palestinians and their families. made in france on al jazeera. >> a footballer from spain, battling opponents on this pitch and fighting fascism at home and abroad. footballing legend, a warrior who used his beloved game to help himself and others survive the horrors of a nazi concentration camp. football rebels, on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ maryam: welcome back. our main stories -- a taliban delegation visiting the russian capital of moscow and insisting they are open to a cease-fire with t

there was always -- it was charlottesville, it was helsinki and it was the children in the cages. of that was eclipsed by his response to the covid pandemic and, of course, january 6th. this is a terrific work of reporting from our friends, congrats to them, and it's hard to know where to begin. we certainly were aware that president trump on the day -- as january 6th was unfolding and his supporters formed a riot and stormed the capitol using flagpoles as weapons, hockey sticks to beat up capitol police officers and we watched and he enjoyed the spectacle. we've now gotten new isight into that. there's been concerns that general milley was afraid that the president of the united states, the president of the united states could form a coup against the government to prevent incoming president joe biden from taking power which led to donald trump today, civilian donald trump, to lead -- to email out this statement banned from twitter, of course, and it must be said, where he said, if i were to have a coup, i wouldn't involve general milley. and he said this phrase, i'm not into coup

this was in helsinki, finland. and as i'm sure you remember, it did not go well.said putin did not really attack our election in 2016, he said the u.s. showed stupidity for investigating it in the first place. trump made international headlines for our poorly he represented american democracy when he shared the stage with a dictator. the one in german's my favorite. it summit of the autocrats. it was bad. so by the new york times trolling the word treason on the front page. there was a story about how this was the last straw for the republicans who had backed trump. that was the other lead story on the front page of the times that day about how trump's base had been rattled by his behavior with putin. it was a real open question whether a mistake this bad could have electoral implications for the president when he was up for reelection in 2020. and trump was apparently worried about losing the presidency, and weeks after that meeting. not because of the putin debacle, this was the headline at axios right after the putin summit, trump fears biden 2020, losing penns

this was in helsinki, finland. and as i'm sure you remember, it did not go well. election in 2016, he said the u.s. showed stupidity for investigating it in the first place. trump made international headlines for our poorly he represented american democracy when he shared the stage with a dictator. the one in german's my favorite

it might look like a pen on the helsinki formula, but it is actually about the supreme court term. >> the case -- this is one of the most significant cases. it became more significant when the biden administration filed suit against georgia's voting regulations adopted after the november election. part of it versus dnc -- involved the remaining part of the voting rights act. there were two provisions that the dnc challenged as discriminatory against minority voters. one was a rule that a voter could not cast a ballot out of precinct. if an otherwise that -- otherwise valid ballot brought to the wrong pring sing wooden count. that disproportionately affected minority voters. for some reason, they move more frequently, or voting precincts are moved more often. that provision tended to invalidate ballots for statewide offices. it doesn't matter what precinct, because everyone in the state has a same choice. the other provision was, test -- disallow of third-party groups from collecting ballots. this would be a voter absentee valid -- absentee ballot, instead of mailing it themselves, giv

it might look like a pen on the helsinki formula, but it is actually about the supreme court term. >> the case -- this is one of the most significant cases. it became more significant when the biden administration filed suit against georgia's voting regulations adopted after the november election. part of it versus dnc -- involved the remaining part of the voting rights act. there were two provisions that the dnc challenged as discriminatory against minority voters. one was a rule that a voter could not cast a ballot out of precinct. if an otherwise that -- otherwise valid ballot brought to the wrong pring sing wooden count. that disproportionately affected minority voters. for some reason, they move more frequently, or voting precincts are moved more often. that provision tended to invalidate ballots for statewide offices. it doesn't matter what precinct, because everyone in the state has a same choice. the other provision was, test -- disallow of third-party groups from collecting ballots. this would be a voter absentee valid -- absentee ballot, instead of mailing it themselves, giv

i think it started when he was in helsinki saying he believed put in our own fbi -- putin over our own fbi. the last year alone i think would make him last on the list. he was caught lying to bob woodward when he was saying " this thing was worse than i made it out to be, i just didn't want to panic anybody." are you serious? also the thing with the insurgents. people try to say that was a bunch of tourists? get your head out of you know where! that was an attack on our democracy there. here he is in mar-a-lago, saying, " i'm thinking of running in 2024 again." host: edna greene medford, your response? guest: what we need to remember is that surveys are completed by human beings. we may be historians and people who are following presidential leadership, the changes at least -- we still have to remember this is very subjective, and people tend to respond based on their own beliefs and their views. that is why it is important to have a diverse pool of participants. he may have been lower if we had a different group of people. you may have been higher if we had someone else. we are please