well, uh, richard hooker, a senior yanukovych employee of the atlanticale itself and former dean of the nato armored college, wrote about the fact that russia still has an advantage, the usual advantage in the air, and the huge advantage is in the number of planes, in particular, and although ukraine is quite successful in how it uses its anti-aircraft capabilities, that is, it does not allow enemy aircraft to freely fly into our territories, etc. but nevertheless, this question remains. well, no unsolved and it restrains, in particular, the capabilities of the ukrainian army of the armed forces of ukraine, for example, to counterattack without this support from the air, or will this question remain unresolved until the end of the war. do you think there are any chances to change something here? since we understand that well further , somewhere else. what well, at least at times russia prevails in quantity and even in quality. well, of course, we have to understand that the so-called air defense system, in principle, it is generally possible to introduce any combat actions into the enem

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because like you about hooker marva is waiting to take the university entry exam to study medicine. she's clear on why she wants to follow in her mother's footsteps e m. as home. never heard that again, cause our society needs female doctors in every single province. after the recent earthquake, there were no female doctors in the field to help the injured women with not only mayo doctors were there, but not a single female. and i want to help the women of my country in jamaica, the hispanic is on hold. common where the mar of our with follow her mother's career with the up to the taliban. they wait. he sighed. how many women doctors they want and where to find a token and it doesn't have an affair, is montague, michelle hill and jeremy now for more from a bowl is dr. ned was so much if i drew a gynecologist and president of the afghanistan society of obstetricians and gynecologists, but to show father thank you for speaking to us. now you work as a gynecologist and see pregnant mothers every day. are they doing better or worse under the balaban and know at the health situation of m

said that, you know, he was weapon weaponnizing his office for political gains and unless they have hooker heads in office boxes, i think this will be very, very problematic, and it could end up gavellizing a lot of -- galvanize a lot of the president's former supporters. >> hopefully it'll wake up some of the independent voters and the people who weren't infatuated with trump, but i think they can see in this situation the government has gotten too big. we don't need 87,000 more irs agents and they don't all need machine guns, they don't need to stockpile ammunition. if they can do this to the president or a representative in the u.s. congress, they can do it to anybody. kennedy: oh, yes. they are doing this in the light of day. you know, they are -- this is not cloak and cager stuff. this is -- dagger stuff. this is not secret surveillance. this is a former president being not only targeted by raided without warning, and we've never seen anything like that before. you know, you look at the current occupant, president biden, and you wonder, like, would you want this to happen to you and y

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there is, i think, is one hooker. where the marvel with follow her mother's career with the up to the taliban. they wait. he sighed. how many women doctors they want and where to find? oh, can i get done with the famous one again? michelle tony. sh for more in this, i'm joy now by hon and know him and she's a member of the european parliament from germany's green party. thanks for being with us, dr. norman. you travel to afghanistan, an april, the 1st m e p to do so, since the telephone take over, you met with women from all walks of life there. how would you describe the plight of afghan women now? good morning, terry. and thank you for having me in the show today and for raising awareness of this topic. once again, here's the main motivation for me to travel to grande. so was to meet with women and to send a clear statement that our troops i have left, but that doesn't mean that we do not no longer care about their plight. what was most stressing for me was just see how frustrated, how depressed, and how much am i a

and in the spring of 63, joseph hooker with the army of the potomac tried going around fredericksburg that way. that didn't work all that well either. it maybe could have, but it failed. so there are real problems getting past the rappahannock river on the orange and alexandria railroad. another problem, by the way, back here with richmond and fredericksburg. on the orange and alexandria, there is a problem that robert e. lee has his army deployed and heavily dug in just south of the rapid and around orange courthouse. that is a problem. you are going to have to do something about that if you are grant. we are going to follow the line of the orange and alexandria. what you are going to have to do is turn loose of the railroad, cut your supply away from your supply line for a while. that is very dangerous. usually, grant would do that. in fact, if grant had had the army that he'd had with him in mississippi, he would have done that. he knew them, near the officers and how they worked. not being familiar with the army at the potomac, he didn't wants to do something that risky. so, that'

the 11th corps followed general joe hooker now head of the aop as he began his campaign to defeat lee's army in may of 1863 just before the battle of chancellorsville, virginia barlow's brigade was detached from harlow and sent to assist sickles third corps. thus he was blissfully absent when and made his famous flank attack sending the men of the 11th corps into panic retreat resulting in another loss to lee's army. barlow and his brigades saw some action and acquitted themselves very well and and he was most alarmed to read that the northern newspapers cast blame over the whole core not making the distinction between himself and the rest privately he fumed to a correspondent. correspondence you can imagine my indignation and discuss at the miserable behavior of the 11th court to another he wrote the dutch won't fight their officers say so and they say so themselves and and they ruin all with whom they come into contact. to be fair barlow cast his blame more widely when he admitted some of the yankee regiments behave just as badly. barlow's open contempt for the men who would fight und

pope burnside hooker every time the army the potomac advances in virginia and they fight a battle. and they go back and they retreat this time. they fought a battle against the army of northern virginia and their advancing. it was a hard battle casualties were high. i was i'm very unpleasant experience, but we won this battle. we're advancing now. how do you decide who wins the battle soldiers by the way, they're cheering here. i don't know if you can see they're waving their hats and cheering there was quite a cheer a grant was eager to get them to be quiet because we don't want lee to know where we're moving any place. how do you know who won a battle is it is the side that one the side that suffers fewer casualties you know, we haven't gotten to world war two yet, but if the side that takes the fewest casualties is the winner. then irwin rommel won d-day. right and the united states lost and currently bradley was thrown back into the sea and we'd all be speaking german today. well known not exactly but no that it's not how you figure out who wanted that it's who gets more of wha

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but people like alexander hooker yackino continued to struggle, mute leaning. you coulda, i won't go anywhere. now. this is our land. we will stay here holding with them. he can only mother, you can give us more to see whether you cut another hole assumable in am. i already had also. um yeah, i thought there because of my it. i was going to have a nice live but know every day there's shelling but it's not just the water. thousands have been forced to leave the area. what a water valve, what aroma will shadow of house was destroyed by 2 russian rockets. his family have left the country that he says he had to stay with all men are fighting age. i been to leave the country at the thought you are so bad to tank before, but no one expected that this area would be targeted. it was not clear what they aimed poor could be the factory behind, but you see they target people, residential areas are little dull and there's no guarantee russia one tried to take her city ones. her gala rockets continue to be fired on the 50 reducing homes of schools and health care facilities

where, according to your information, can aksyonov and konstantinov be now , because aksenovsky’s hookerchkov, writes that the latter are walking around simferopol every day people communicate with them, nevertheless, there are no audiovisual materials from the network with the presence of these persons. well, at least i have not found them in recent days . well, as far as i have information, after the explosions, er, in the dzhankoya, er, dzhenkol district, they really left the borders of the crimea, but they later returned to it, and as far as i have information, they are now involved in scandals. i would like to ask you about the situation with mobilization or forced mobilization or, in general, the recruitment practices of the russian occupier in crimea, and on the other hand, i would like to know how much, for example, the kremlin were caught in the russian polony, perhaps you have information on how much the enemy singles them out, this is about the kerems who performed their civic duty in the armed forces of ukraine well, i want to say that there is such a mobilization, well, this

it a good she an engineer martin hooker thought i'd take me along to day. what is it for me? oh then where there city there must be fire. i can have out fire, man, it got ye with it. the cold or piston and push rod have to be lubricated on. it has to be done under steam at $150.00 to $180.00 degrees celsius. it was a you need a special oil. ah, now screw it tight, slowly. exactly. there anyone who lives well drives? well, a ha, that's yes. okay. this is the pressure gauge where i can see how much pressure is in the boiler. if i know we're up to 2.82.9, what do we need? we have to get to 13. now i have to get down to business. my job is to guide the 12 ton locomotive boot in $1873.00 into the station with cars hooked up, but without passengers, of course. thank goodness martin holler, gave me a brief explanation of how to do it. and he watches my every move. made it all. what's this way down the middle? good for no other. that's our truth rack rail. and he thought where a rack railway here i said on people are driving making goes exclusively through the rack. rail on the, on t

and i want to help the women of my country, jamaica because i think is one hooker where the marble with follow her mothers, korea will be up to the taliban. they wait. he sighed. how many women doctors they want and where to find, how can i get hold of it? so how are the taliban dealing with the fact that women as the report we just saw, shows are indispensable in many areas of life. i put that question it to nicholas waldman, a researcher with amnesty international crisis response program. the taliban seem to not understand or go fully or define how essential women are in so many different areas of life. they, in the last 10 months, have managed to arrest scores of women and girls for what they are calling moral corruption. the rates of early child enforced marriage are surgeon under, under their watch and as a result of some of their policies. and then they've issued this raft of to crony and restrictions that restrict women from working girls from going to school women from leaving the house without a mattress or a male chaperone. and really, the effect is that women and girls across

so came from historical documents by lemme see if barbara hooker, the woman with her story girl, even if it is their 10th year performing, both took care preparing. they've been rehearsing the noble dance for months. every one involved devotes a great deal of time. and all the costumes were hand made me mad at him. and i said that i my mother made mistress that darker colors. tons were a typical of spanish renaissance passion lab with especially black car shades of tan. a father of course, with it's time for anna louise's big moment as one of to tosses about us. spain's only remaining flag throwers are a great attraction. dennis, now it's mainly about entertainment. the performers have practiced daily for months, but continuously waving and throwing around a one kilogram heavy flag isn't easy. if you can about gay, it's hard when the sun shines in our eyes and we can't see how the flags are fly up quickly and it's a matter of balance. endurance and practice. yellowfin ali, basically anything you do takes practice law is and we practiced a law school. it's exhausting, and it takes a lo

ah l m l hooker that people use a commute using gasoline vehicles, hot volume it smoke and cause lots of pollution that causes health issues. electric vehicles don't cause any kind of pollution or emissions for a growing number of people in india. and now switching to electric vehicles, experts estimate that this your sales will almost triple the previous years demand, instead of gasoline or diesel electric vehicles, run on batteries, which at the moment are mainly to be. it's an environmental conundrum because they usually only have a lifespan of 5 to 7 years. motion a monte from the center for science and environment in new delhi, explains the problem. we produce about 50000 tons of my invest in the country. very little if it actually gets recycled, it's only now with ease coming into the picture and the government setting up these recycling rules back devious management rules. this is just the beginning. the most serious issue is that the toxic substances in the discarded batteries can lead into the ground water via landfill sites. at the same time, the lithium batteries are full o

there was any cuz one hooker where the mar about with follow her mothers, korea with the up to the taliban. they way the site, how many women doctors they want and where to get out of it. well, i'm joined now by dr. siemens, mom. she is a physician. she's also a former minister of women affairs in the african government. and she is a former chair of the african independent human rights commission. dr. mar, it's good to have you on the show. it's been a year since the teller bon, took over afghanistan. again. what is the situation now for women who need health care in the country can they access the care that they need. ringback thank you very much for having me in this program. i think with the collapse of the government that most of the systems are collapse in the country. always do it at united nation and some information in use or nationally and trying to keep that provision businesses social services including health care. but of course it was not as good as it was before and that people have access to the health services is quite limited. one because of poverty, people do not have the

i'm joined by our political hooker correspondent, nina, as anita, how much more we likely to know once chancellor shows as testified later this afternoon again, has i am afraid not very much. all our shots will have to stick to what he's been saying, all along that he can't remember the details of the conversations with the officials from the bank and that he doesn't have any further knowledge that he didn't play an active role. and you do have to remember that some 50 witnesses have been heard so far. and so far there is no evidence that he knows more than he's saying that he even played an active role now. so that the, the isn't, he is not the target of this investigation is just appearing as a witness. but still this is dangerous for him. politically is no. well look, there scandal is about a very complicated story. not many people in germany really understand even just how this tax fraud model work, let alone who could have stopped it. how and when and yes, it's correct. choice is not the target of investigation himself. he's a witness regarding something that happened while he was

but people like alexander hooker, the akeena continued to struggle, mute linearly. you coulda, i won't go anywhere. now, this is our land. we will stay here without them. he declared your mother. you can give us more to see whether you got another huddle with him. lam ethical in the my arousal saying what i thought there because of my it. i was going to have a nice live but know every day there's shelling but it's not just the water. thousands have been forced to leave the area. what a water valve, what rahman bush had offs house was destroyed by 2 russian rockets. his family have left the country that he says he had to stay with all men are fighting age. i been to leave the country at the thought you are, sir. they had attacked before, but no one expected this area would be targeted. it's not clear what they aim for. could be the factory behind, but you see they target people, residential areas are dull and there's no guarantee. russia won't try to take her city once again. rockets continue to be fired on the 50 reducing homes of schools and health care facilities.

with hookers, rail bridge is an important supply line between odessa and the rest of ukraine, and has been targeted several times before where the war in ukraine has pushed prices of food and fuel up around the world. inflation in the u. k. hit a 40 year high because from the office of national statistics show the consumer price index, which is 10 point one percent in july. that's up from 9.4 percent the previous month. hire food prices pushed inflation into double digits. staples such as bread, milk and eggs are more expensive and for all food prices rose to point 3 percent between june and july. unless say they expect inflation to peak in the autumn. you case central bank has warned it may hit 13 percent this year. a col, thompson is an economist at the center for economics and business research. he says things are likely to get worse before they get better. in terms of more immediate support that will probably be the job of incoming government and in number 10 downing street. they are the ones that can provide payments and cost of living support payments like we've seen, announced

here analysts find a rich assortment of drugs. hooker, income queen found hardly any difference in cocaine concentrations between berlin and paris, or in berlin. however, we measured a much higher concentration of amphetamines. afield in paris we were unable to detect any amphetamines and much lower concentrations of methamphetamines and m. d . a may causing eloquence and consume cocaine is used in both cities. not so with ecstasy and speed. berlin is consumed more of these than parisians. this is confirmed by a europe wide study comparing urban and municipal wastewater residues. in this study, berlin is a far ahead of parisians in ecstasy, consumption surpassed only by zurich, utrecht and amsterdam. how much sewage reveals is shown by a research project, clipper and cook a working on with the federal criminal police office. the project same is to track down drug and explosives, laboratories. actually, the research is confidential, but for this documentary, the scientists opened the left doors was not as of those of the students on why as wastewater, so compelling slices, or it's direction

. >> with if he was getting the hooker is a surprise for the bride?ing happened a kat . her husband called, and guess who showed up at the door? kat. >> you are so bad, but we are leaving that in. >> would you forgive for divorce ? i cannot even imagine. between those two choices, i don't know brett could you thin the marriage would be over. i don't want to prejudge it, bu i do wonder if this marriage will last. also may be he and hunter biden shared tips on what to do? >> hopefully that's all they share. it's considered a classic car, that was my first furd i'm planning a honeymoon right now so in essence, this guy i feel like he's done a favor for a lo of us so no matter what happens on the honeymoon they lose all the bags, this won't happen. >> exactly. >> and you won't be in tampa. >> on that note, don't go away, we'll be right back. so we need something super distinctive... dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. thankfully, meta portal auto pans and zooms to keep you in frame. and the meeting on track. meta portal. the smart video calling device t

can he sleep with hookers. do you really think hunter is worried? definitely not.may be investigated by the federal government but he is not worried. he knows the irs and the federal government isn't coming for him. is he sleeping like a baby. in his free, $20 million south carolina mansion. but now if you own a pizza shop or bodega you might not be able to fall asleep so easily because something a lot scarier than the boogie man is coming for you. the ultra rich? not concerned. not concerned in the slightest. case in point. billionaire bill gates he, by the way, bill gates is the inflation reduction act big money champion. listen to this. it turns out gates met with senator joe manchin multiple times in person and on the phone when joe was ready to pump the brakes on what they call now the climate change legislation. magic how it changed from the inflation reduction act to a climate change bill overnight. now, gates was privately lobbying manchin to get this pass and agreed to all of it in the name, of course, of mini green new deal. manchin didn't want to hurt jo

- then why the [bleep] are you getting the text message from some low-life hooker on thanksgiving? tiger! that'll help! - will you just listen to me? - listen to this! - aah! you [bleep] whore! - where the [bleep] do you think you're going? - i'm getting the [bleep] away from you! [engine turning] - open the door, you mother[bleep]! - ooh, yeah, chase after me in the car, kenny. - what are you guys doing? - dude, check it out. it's e.a. sports tiger woods pga tour 11 for xbox. - aah! [bleep] you, [bleep]! - stop breaking through the window, kenny! whoa, i'm gonna crash! i'm gonna crash! [tires screeching] - aah! [car alarm blaring] - ah, look what you did, you crazy bitch! - serves you right, you cheating turd! - oh, dude, was that a combo move? - [muffled] - oh, dude, here come the cops. we gotta lie to them. [sirens wailing] hit "x" to lie. - wow, i didn't know golf games were this cool! - yeah, dude, e.a. sports outdid themselves this time. - i've gathered you together here, because you are the best minds our country has to offer. as you have all seen on the news, our country is

all magnificent experts in lithium and energy and -- by the way, hunter's favorite thing is russian hookers, not ukrainian business. >> a different kind of escort. >> david: exactly. there you go! >> kayleigh: we don't know that but, you know. >> david: video. >> he's not paying for escorts. it's not -- hey, man, when you have a lot of money, you don't pay for much. >> i talk about all politicians this way that it's fear equals control. control equals power. that's why they get into this con in the first place. my dad told me when i graduated from college, you're on your own, honey. here's $20. don't call me if you're getting married. go elope. i don't know anyone who could get you a job, because he's not a politician and he didn't know any. >> remember not too long ago becoming a politician, serving this country was a thankless job? you were doing it not because you wanted to enrich yourself, the question is why taiwan, ok? not just why did she bring hernon but why is she there in the first place? we still don't have why was she there? we still don't have an answer to that. obviously, it i

there were no hookers in moscow urinating on donald trump's bed. this went on for three long years. i believe the department of justice and fbi have squandered any good will or trust of the american people especially when it comes to donald trump you and what could they possibly be looking for here? >> i actually don't think they went in looking for documents. i think that was probably their excuse, they found some obama donor judge to write them -- a ruse, yeah. they found an obama judge -- not even a judge, magistrate to write and give them a search warrant. i think they went in for whatever they could find. the argument as we were here looking for documents, we didn't find those but look what we did find. who knows because the lawyers weren't allowed to see it. these people are obsessed. the far left will stop at nothing. people don't understand this is a playbook from all over the world. the far left believes that there because it so worthy that anyone against it must be evil, must be criminal and punish sam put away but this is one of the reasons, people hear this all the time,

incidentally that's the same thing those hookers said to hunter. and applause] can i say that? hey, a little breaking news before i came here but mark zuckerberg, ceo of facebook, he was on the joe "joerogan podcast show." came the facebook, i hadn't had a chance to listen to the whole podcast but that is significant. lawrence, would you believe that? >> i believe him. we have to ask twitter, did they come to you, oh, it is facebook. it is clear the fbi now is rotten to its core. this is not the first time they have spied on political opponents or tried to disrupt elections. they have a history of doing this when it comes to leadership where they went after dr. king, for goodness' sakes. i don't know why we continue to act like this is something new within the organization. let me tell you something though. this is what's getting ready to happen. if the rank-and-file don't start leaking and telling american people what's going on, it's going to destroy the entire fbi. there was a point where we used to separate. it's just the leadership, it's not t

this is lincoln reviewing the troops, i think, with general hooker. a rough sketch, but you get an idea of what's soldiers wear on about when they said the president looked kind of funny on his horse. the horse was always a little too small. he didn't have the writing ability of ulysses s grant, or others who are great masters of the equestrian art. yet, they all wrote home but they loved uncle abe. they loved seeing him. craig, you know this picture of fdr, right? >> yes. fdr's physical disability made it impossible for him to ride a horse, or walk, or march, or even stand for long periods fall troops passed in review. the typical way he look at them would be like what we saw here. could be in a jeep, sometimes the staff car, with the driver in the front, and maybe the chief of staff, admiral leahy sitting next to him. he'd give speeches from the back seat of the car, or in this case from the front seat of the jeep, to the troops, without getting out of the car. maintaining the splendid deception. someone had a book with that title. but the number of

i think with general hooker very rough sketch, but you get an an idea of what soldiers wrote home about when they said that the president looked kind of funny on his horse. the horse was always a little too small. he didn't have the writing ability of ulysses' s grant or the others who were such great masters of the equestrian art and yet they all wrote home that they would they loved uncle abe they loved seeing uncle labe craig, you know this picture of fdr, right? yeah fdr, of course fdr's physical disability made it impossible her to ride a horse or to walk or to march or to even to stand for long periods while troops passed and reviews. so the typical way he would look at the troops is what we see here. he'd be in this case in a jeep sometimes in a in a staff car with a driver in the front. maybe the chief of staff admiral leah. he's sitting next to him and then in the back roosevelt who would give speeches from the backseat of the car in this case from the front seat of the jeep to the troops without getting out of the car. so maintaining what herald referred to as a splendid decep

they handed it to you, christopher wray, we see the videos, we know there's probably underage hookers, but we know there's crack, influence influee peddling. he was there at for the medal of freedom ceremony, he's not even worried. who's worried is anybody in donald trump universe, they're afraid of the 6:00 a.m. raid where they're in their boxer shorts and the cia is across the street. at least donald trump wasn't in his underwear. at least it didn't reach that point. who knows what's next. >> will: coming up shortly, we'll talk to members of the trump family. we appreciate hearing from you, jerry. thank you so much, jerry. >> thank you, will. >> will: this just in from fox digital. a fox told fox news that fbi agents went to mar-a-lago and looked in every single office. his safe, the former president's safe. and grabbed documents and boxes without going through them on the property. so immediately left the property with those boxes. the source said the agents took the documents to go through later once they left mar-a-lago. the territories told fox news, quote, they were not being j

this is lincoln and, reviewing the troops i think with general hooker. very rough sketch, but you get an idea of what soldiers wrote about when they said that the president looked kind of funny on his horse. the horse was always a little too small, he didn't have the writing ability of s grant or the others who are such great masters of the equestrian art. and yet, they all wrote home that they loved uncle abe. they loved seeing uncle a. craig, you know this picture of fdr, right? >> yeah, of course fdr's physical disability made it impossible for him to ride a horse, or walk, or even to stand for long periods when troops passed. so the typical way he would look at the troops as we see here. he would be, in this case in a jeep. sometimes in a step car with a driver in the front, and maybe the chief of staff, admiral leahy sitting next to him, and then in the back roosevelt who had give speeches from the back seat of the car, in this case on the front seat of the jeep, to the troops without getting out of the car. so maintaining what's harold referred to

just an incredibly powerful connection when you hear john lee hooker sing about i'm gonna get me a mojo hand. that's benin benin is where voodoo came from the dahomans vote on they call it. it's the voodoo religion the way it got spread around the world was in people taken from benin by the dahomaens and sent to brazil and haiti and here so we see these connections here. we are in 1860. and and we have this verification that so many aspects of american culture came straight out of africa and it's really fast. i will say i found it very interesting to how it was almost a demonstration of they're not from africa. so then you know when one was even asked where you from to then lie and say i'm from south carolina. so how that was already planted in the mind of black people already to disown your own experience even as soon as you get there. so that was definitely a whole other tactic that i sort of really didn't see i didn't see coming. so that's part of the clotilda story because they got captured so late in 1860. we know more about the people on the clotild then we know about any other en

. >> brian: kevin, so important that you pointed out has nothing to do with his hookers and his crackon. has everything to do with his international business dealings that could involve the big guy. >> that's right. >> brian: his dad. people are getting into that and trying to get you off course and you didn't. thanks so much. >> ainsley: kevin is, it hard to follow the money because it's international? >> that's part of it. i think the other thing that happens a lot when you hear stories like this is people to end glaze over. you hear financial details and you if you are not familiar with it it's complicated. tough to follow. >> steve: thank you for making it very easy. >> you are welcome. >> steve: you bet. so let's get back to not the tim bow we know but the timothy thibault. it all started with chuck grassley's letter to the fbi, christopher wray. when wray was on capitol hill he said the allegations of political bias at the hands of fbi agents is deeply troubling. so this guy has been on leave for a month. and apparently what is suggested by the grassley letter is that he and an

it was confirmed by kathy hooker herself.hey specifically targeted areas that representative maloney lost two years ago. >> how would benefit new york to lose a senior member of the delegation? mr. patel: seniority does not mean effectiveness. you need only look across the river to a president that was in office for significantly less time who has a significant amount of influence in the economic argument of the democrats and a new message to win more of this country back. that is hakeem jeffries. in 12 years, he is in house leadership. he is guiding policy. you also need to think about what you can do as a congressperson to affect change in the conversation across the country and there are significant numbers from congressman with less experience. like mr. torres or ms. ocasio-cortez. we will consistently hear that the senate is the problem with why their bells don't pass but only one of us is offering a new economic argument for democrats to try to win back the rest of this country. that is why seniority did not stop our va