so if you are if you are if you are 100, if you if you earn are if you are if you are 100, if you if a if you if you earn £150,000 a yean if you if you earn £150,000 a year, which i would love to do . year, which i would love to do. and if you on £6 billion a year, you're paying the same top rate of tax that is. well, you say make sense though it doesn't make sense though it doesn't make sense, does it? i think it makes sense for other people , makes sense for other people, michel. for other people pay a higher rate of tax when this when they're earning millions and billions, then then we watered down the principle of the nhs, which is one, as you said, in your introduction. it's a principle of free at the point of delivery and if if we, if of delivery and if we if we, if we change that now so that wealthier people start paying upfront, i can assure you that will become a sliding scale. and as you said, people who as you then said, people who aren't that much money will aren't on that much money will start paying when they turn up the intern or intern . if the gp or intern or intern.

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now, if this matches what you see, it's probably true, if there is too much pathos, there, if there is too much there, but these pompous beautiful moments, most likely, this is a gun. let's say they are scammers. this is empty. that is, you will simply give your money for calling a spade a spade, high expectations that these courses will not lead you to, and you will spend money, as a rule, people are in despair. yes, located here i will now listen and become a really successful successful success. yes, but, unfortunately , free cheese is only found in mousetraps. well , a little bit, by the way, here too there is such an effect that everyone knows this, they like to pronounce it and therefore do not believe anything. we also have a backlash as a problem of society, when we turn on cynicism in advance, believing that it looks like a lot. a-a phrase in advance of the priesthood of history. yes, there are bonus stories, there are marketing stories, so you just need to look wisely, but that doesn’t mean wisely, then be realists. yes, be aware that everything happens in the world. thank yo

i don't know if anyone's been in the street but if i saw anyone coming at a with me like this i don't hold on let me put my hands behind my back. okay. you sit in the front. okay. when's my award? okay. yeah, i don't buy this as a staged event. >> tyrus: i would only counter that if you would have told me that a millionaire would walk up to me and slap me and the whole world's going to watch it i would put my hands behind me back, too, and as soon as he hit me i would be like, is there a lawyer in the house. so, yeah, that's the only time. >> greg: i will say this. i will pay money just to watch jim breuer reenact the entire oscars. i think you should watch the oscars and do a podcast thingy and i'll watch you do everybody. i can't make fun of the oscars anymore. is it time to let them start over? >> tyrus: i think that started. i think we're seeing the woke checks have come in and they're short. like eminem's like okay we're stopping. everyone's stopping and okay they're going to, okay, tom cruz is finally at the table because of maverick and avatar. this is the problem with the acad

so, if you feel well?for an examination and on the cardiogram you have something different from arrhythmias from arrhythmia, when the gram sees fine scarring hypertrophy and so on and so forth, then the next. step by step you should do an echocardiogram. so remember that if you have found something on the cardiogram other than rhythm disturbance. next step echo ultrasound of the heart ultrasound of the heart we see the thickness of the myocardium, we see the symmetry or if the metricity of hypertrophy, here is the muscle thickness it can be a wall thick septum, no, or rather, on the contrary, we see a septum thickness constriction. how the valves work, we see a lot of things we can see not the synchronism of the movement of the wall, and this can really be a scar, or even a fresh heart attack. so we go to the echo, and we find a lot of things. if you have an extra chord forget it. the norm if you have prolapse well, this is a fairly benign condition, when the leaflet of the mitral valve, as it were, hangs

>> it's damned if you do, damned if you don't. that's the point we're getting to in the minds of the civilian population, why would we question -- i would just encourage folks that that's never the answer, but i understand. how can you explain to a civilian anything different after seeing this type of video. >> kirk burke holter and harry litman, thank you. >>> coming up later this hour, val demings has seen this from both sides as a former police chief and a member of congress. we'll talk about her concerns with police culture and whether changing the rules can change behavior. >>> meantime, there's a huge diplomatic test under way for the biden administration at this hour. secretary of state antony blinken trying to help tamp down violence that has broken out between israelis and palestinians including an attack on a synagogue that left seven israelis dead, the worst attack in 15 years. kelly cobiella is in jerusalem. blinken didn't travel there because of the violence. what is the potential impact of this trip during this unres

and if you were of that generation, if i had been born 20 years earlier, 30 years early, if i'd been old enough to know the great depression, then if i had been unfortunate, for example, to lose my job in the great depression and discover that social security will provide unemployment compensation for me if i had lost when the banks failed and now knew that there was something called fdr i see where it guaranteed my deposits in banks, then i would think that's a government that i like and that's something that worked. and then world war two and the american government has never been more successful in any big undertaking than in saving democracy in world war two, taking on in three and a half years, destroying and making the world safe for and in the process making the united states the most powerful and the richest country that has ever existed on the face of the earth government, really got stuff. right. and this persisted through the fifties and into the 1960s. by the end of the 1960s, gone was sort of coast ing on the credibility had gotten up till then, but still it quite possib

to the roads if possible. >> this is absolutely if you have to go outside. let's talk about the standing water and the conditions you need to avoid because it does not take a lot of water in order to find yourself in a situation like what we see on our screen. a car submerged or potentially trapped and stranded. >> what a lot of people don't realize is if their vehicle drives into standing water, it does not take a whole lot. as soon the engine air intake sucks in the water, it suck shots your engine down. you are stopped in the middle. is a dangerous situation not only for those involved but any first responder who has to come attempt to rescue you and recover your vehicle. our best advice to people is if you do not know how deep the water is as you are approaching it don't attempt to drive through it. >> if you have any doubt in your mind evidently not worth it. speaking of being in the car making these decisions, we have so much going on in the car these days. gps, the radio, screaming children. more so than ever we need to be diligent about focusing, foc

people do feel — if therefore i think if people do feel - if you _ therefore i think if people do feelok at social media's role in this, i social media's role in this, caroline, and five out of eight of the top search results for the keyword balance were for terms such as rick ballots, ballots being manipulated —— rigged ballots. facebook and instagram directed thousands of users through plug—in basic search terms about the election towards sites that questioned the integrity of the vote. we saw this two years ago and nothing seems to be fixed. yesterday they said they'll deal with it, but how many times does this have to happen? how many times does this have to ha en? ., how many times does this have to hauen? ., ., _ happen? your right, obviously the americans like _ happen? your right, obviously the americans like to _ happen? your right, obviously the americans like to think— happen? your right, obviously the americans like to think of- americans like to think of themselves— americans like to think of themselves as _ americans like to think of themselves as a - americans like to th

if you do not get those vaccines and boosters, you are much more likely to be shifted if you get infected severe case so you look for example at deaths and i see you admissions, of three to six fold higher risk if you are unvaccinated then if you're vaccinated and boosted. guy: what's happening with flu right now? i'm sitting here in london we seem to have an explosion of flu cases alongside more covid cases as well. is this year a one-off where we see large number of cases for these. we've been isolating and wearing masks. is this a flu exit wave as well and is it a one-off? dr. poland: i think it is. we periodically have bad years so to speak. this is a particularly bad one. it started early and will likely last a long time. the good news is it's an influenza which is well matched with the strain in the northern hemisphere vaccine. it does not perfectly prevent infection but does prevent the complications of that infection. so is just as we predicted, this tried to make has occurred -- tridemic has occurred. we have the covid-19, flu and rsv. alix: two years ago you told us on the progr

there will be a matter of months to see if these programs are working and if they are effective.wers coming today. brian. >> kayla tausche thank you, kayla. >>> moving further south mob of supporters of the brazil's former president bolsonaro stormed government buildings this weekend may be a reality check for the economy. the political divide is growing in brazil. it could be a challenge for the newly sworn in and now former president lula the market appears to be contained. their dow climbing after losing yesterday. the currency was one of the top performers among the markets last year. far from ignoring lula's ability to control the risks, analysts say the focus is on the path of the new economic policy. let's talk more about this with kathryn rooney vera. she is an expert on all things latin america. a lot of comparisons made to what happened in brasilia to what happened here on january 6th two years ago. kathryn? >> there are similarities and significant differences. a lot of the buildings attacked, remember, bolsonaro is not in the country. lula has de facto won. the buildi

what is the peril if you could describe it, if a state you know, decided, well, we're just it's the supreme court. we all know they're corrupt. we all know they're. but we're just going to ignore what they say and on a state level and just ignore what's the describe the peril of that. yeah. the parallel of it is that it degrades the institutional legitimacy of supreme court and the the quandary that i always is when i go after the mischief that the court has done to point out the mischief degrades, the integrity of the court, just like the kid yelling, mommy, why is the emperor wearing no clothes? i can see his -- kind damage the legitimacy of the emperor walking down, you know, the emperor wearing no clothes and so it's a it's a persistent quandary. i'm working right now on an article to look at that in a more specific way, which what the court is basing its decisions on facts. that are false facts right under marbury v madison going the way back to chief justice marshall always said it's the exclusive right of the supreme court to say what the law is. and we are supreme and respect to say

do you have any reporting and i'll see if ali wants to jump in if we have reporting at nbc?yes, we are reporting in our special edition this morning that the democrats are not going to help republicans on that. they would need to be able to vote and get those 20 on board to pass a motion to make that happen. >> ali? >> reporter: look, on the other side of this too, democrats would plan to whip against this because there's no reason that they would try to help republicans continue to buy themselves more time to look less chaotic. for democrats right now, you saw some of them yesterday saying they were going to the floor with popcorn. they were fully aware of what was about to happen and they're fully aware of what happens now. some members of democratic leadership have been talking about the fact that republicans are now solidifying themselves in the eyes of the american public as a party that is chaotic when they're in power. this is the first impression for the american public of what it looks like to have a republican house majority. americans don't care how slim the margi

but so if particles can flow through it and how fast they fly and how they redirected, if that's something we want to study here from the so what if the snow cat to pressure tie, prove useful, it could soon be used to protect buildings and rabbits against avalanches. back on the kitchen, hon. the weather remains. the challenge is your dream to read. so growth is a very strong wind. we're about to trigger an explosion to secure the north slope. it's always good news is on the damage on us, but it's our job. there's half a meter of fresh snow on the avalanche trail north flight garage miss miss via when there's heavy snow it can get on really exhausting. ah, as he got mad, i imagine some people envy us. banana, the joy, especially at 7 in the morning when the sun is shining, the shed, you get to be the 1st on the slopes, which have just been freshly groomed. but there's been much, at least some people would probably pay a lot of money for that. of this and so that's one of the perks of the jobs and for the amount of course it also has it's downside eligibility. catlike having to be out in th

there are any, if misunderstandings are always open , especially when we are at a distance, if you knowugh, if you don't like something, well, we can tell each other directly, you know, well, you're screwing me, and then we'll figure out why we are with each other we can hang up, but all this is because of humor. humor helps a lot, yes, advice , a couple at a distance, humor, frankness, so that it is as small as possible, maybe someday you will be close and you have a mistake where some kind of cream is already starting. and when this connection is still at a distance, what is it still breaks the image, he breaks the voice like that, then we turn on for the last time so we saw each other for five months in a row and only saw each other in december, it took us about a day just to adapt to each other again because he still breaks the video connection perception, he breaks the perception of the voice, gestures. and you already perceive this person in a different way. find this person in the virtual world, then in reality you have to adapt a little. well, we try because one of us has one co

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of course the idea of how many were there, if it is intentional, if it is serious enough, just one document is probably problematic. don't be swayed by the number alone. but team biden, the words you heard our words of cooperation. they are cooperating with the national archives and the doj. now trump he is under investigation for obstruction. president trump's lawyers found his documents and they notify the national archives. but the archives had to reach out to team trump and ask for his documents. and the doj doesn't think it has got all the trump documents even as we are sitting here today. sitting with me here tonight is cnn's phil mattingly, also retired senior cia operations officer douglas london, author of the great new book the, recruiter. it is out in paperback as we speak. also national security attorney bradley moss and cnn's mj lee who has been covering the president while in mexico city. i am glad that you are all here right now. let's begin with you, mj, because you are where the action is for the president of the united states. of course, what is on everyone's mind is the d

i don't know if i did. which means i did. not an optimist or a pessimist or even a gynecologist, despite what it says on my business cards, but i always see my glass half-full especially while i am waiting for the pill to dissolve in my drink. because that's what america is. i believe we have a lot of room for optimism because, like a with the iphone at the bottom of the escalator, things can only look up. because after all right now, everything is down in the dumps, we are talking more than don lemons ratings are nancy pelosi's neckline, the economy, crime, how can this get any worse. oh, yeah, kilmeade is on today. talk about getting off on a good foot. we do have reason to think positively for a whole bunch of things. you've heard of the slippery slope and i don't mean the ramp that slides the ups delivery man into my basement. it's when stuff keeps getting worse by virtue of it already being bad. i believe 2023 is the year when the slope hits the wall and that's because stuff just went too far. we let did not stick the dr

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if i do, that's a great thing. but any through, i mean from an outsider, looking him if he, they have everything that's necessary to be a great power. however, they've chosen not to it, it is a craven choice. and i think that the historians will be very curious how they got to where they are today. go ahead demon. oh, of course did slide all the jap, sorry. are those are the story with mark roll at the bottom of the few why states that he made in the last weeks was a. he said that, that you, dan broke out, she ation after your brain sends out russia and we will capitol taken 3 called russia security concerns. yeah. and what happened all their french brass, all the german press unleashed halem, he immunization. how can you imagine this yellow radishes, security concerns, and then they ask, why is why shall frighten in you grade wise? rush without giving up will. because if you are not going to bacon, took out our security, consider it, but they gave us nothing. mark the name, hang on here. what, what is frustrating

bottom line, if you look at this obsessive compulsive behavior, if you look at every serial killer, we've done research on this, you will find that they have some type of obsessive compulsive behavior. and like dahmer, cannibalism is up for grabs. you know, it can happen. >> john, great to see you. thank you for your expertise on this. up we'll check back next week. great new details in the fight for speaker. mccarthy is closer to peeling off a significant number of votes. i talked to one of the holdouts, matt gaetz, after my hang. that's next. - [announcer] this is jabra enhance select. it's more than just a hearing aid. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. with jabra enhance select better hearing doesn't have to start in a doctor's office. it starts with our free online hearing test. from there you can fine tune your settings with your remote audiology team seven days a week so your hearing aids work when it matters most. jabra enhance select hearing aids cost thousands less than you'd expect. so hearing well is easier than ever. try

if you're coming from a country, if you're coming from a country, if you're coming from a country, ifof the sort of people that would give asylum or should be giving asylum to and that was deau be giving asylum to and that was dealt with quickly . and then dealt with quickly. and then people were returned. if the decision was that they didn't qualify for asylum . so, yes, qualify for asylum. so, yes, i welcome . and it's good that tony welcome. and it's good that tony remembers what to happen as well when we were immigration officers together, many years ago. all right. so if this was stopped by a judge , on what stopped by a judge, on what bafis stopped by a judge, on what basis was it stopped ? and what basis was it stopped? and what then is ? supposedly the legal then is? supposedly the legal process is happening in this much, much longer period . it was much, much longer period. it was stopped because if i remember rightly, it was felt that those who arrived should not be dealt with that quickly, that expeditious easily that they had to go through due process, that was our law and

if i'm right, the history of archeology is the history of history.ut now i won't be an archaeologist anymore, and i always have classmates - it's been 20 years, ladies. irma, even for teachers of some age, but i am interested in going well, that is, this is closed, probably the gestal is like this. that is, well, i will not be a historian, where will i go for firov or for zinchenko, as i am very well, or kapiani or vyatrovych or, god, yaroslav hrytsak eh you understand but i i work with the era, he is an actor sooner or later he still works with the era even if it is the era of the 90s not far away even if it is an era, you still encounter a person of the time, a person of the time, a historical subject, it doesn’t matter to me actors as performers, as tra -retransmitters, a person eras absolutely have to love this subject and be very interested not to play any 19th century at all, not to play the finale of the 19th but a specific time of the 19th century or there in the 14-15th of the 16th century where even less we know that especially there the uk

if you walk the left. yeah.ou walk the doctors see i think i'm doctors and see i think i'm a horse, you know, you'll be told oh no you, you're mentally ill if you into don't give the if you walk into don't give the address who can make address of somebody who can make you horse. mean, that's you a nice horse. i mean, that's happening, people dress happening, right? people dress up doses, you up missing doses, but, you know, the that the things that were traditionally mean gender traditionally seen mean gender dysphoria is still it's still registered a mental illness. registered as a mental illness. but for some we've got but for some reason we've got it. anything under this law it. and anything under this law , anything that doesn't affirm it, will, will be a crime. so if you're a therapist or a parent or doctor , you be able or a doctor, you won't be able to discuss the options of to even discuss the options of anything other than, you know, full and anybody has any treatment and surgery to change it it could i

don't go to work if you are sick. if you have — don't go to work if you are sick.ing — southeast asia would put a face covering on, definitely. going on public— covering on, definitely. going on public transport, going around their work. _ public transport, going around their work. but— public transport, going around their work. but stay off if you are sick as the _ work. but stay off if you are sick as the fundamental advice. i wonder, i will as the fundamental advice. i wonder, i will not _ as the fundamental advice. i wonder, i will not put — as the fundamental advice. i wonder, i will not put you on the spot here, but when _ i will not put you on the spot here, but when was the last time either of the used _ but when was the last time either of the used alcohol gel when you arrived — the used alcohol gel when you arrived in _ the used alcohol gel when you arrived in the building in the morning? _ arrived in the building in the morning? fortwo arrived in the building in the morning? for two years you did that every— morning? for two years you did that every day.

gap if meant to see if there's a gender pay gap if you can't work out what gender is.hat's it that's that's the issue. so there are there you go. you nailed it. i mean, the thing is, diane, right? so with the gender pay gap, diane, right? so with the gender pay gap, though, however, you know, you you know, in this country, it is illegal to pay women less for work as women less for the same work as men already illegal for men that's already illegal for 50 yes. so you know, a 50 years. yes. so you know, a lot of the debates around the gender pay gap, i find a bit confusing anyway. and then when you add in to that you you add in to that that you don't the stats are actually don't if the stats are actually talking women or talking about men or women or non—binary, this whole talking about men or women or non—bi a|ry, this whole talking about men or women or non—bi a big this whole talking about men or women or non—bi a big mess.iis whole talking about men or women or non—bi a big mess. if whole talking about men or women or non—bi a big mess. if you le talking about men or

industry if the if the strike continues.to our anti members they admit the striking will continue that they will carry on with the that they had speaking to mick lynch the boss of the rmt earlier he said that the fundamentals of the conversation have to change, but he is open sitting around the negotiating table . the government end table. the government to end this industrial action. well, we want a resolution? we're ready and able to discuss with the companies and the government whatever they want to put that on with here in. the transport secretary saying that keen to convene talks and if there's an invite be there today tomorrow . invite be there today tomorrow. well whenever it is that they want to get but there has to be a change. they've put provisions and conditions into the documentation with the train operator and companies that they know. none of the railway unions can accept they want bring can accept they want to bring back driver only operation they want rid of guards right want to get rid of guards right acros

and if we lead a healthy lifestyle, if we take care of ourselves, our blood vessels, our cholesterol,re other indicators of health, then this dementia can stay on this plateau for a very long time. that is, what does it mean that a person serves himself, we stay at home himself, what is called we do not require the participation of additional such and alzheimer's, when he is independent of what we do, he progresses there the mechanism of pathogenesis is not vascular, there. uh, the loss of certain, uh, pathological proteins, and we cannot stop this, unfortunately, there is no medicine in the whole world today, but relatives should understand how this is step by step what to prepare for? how to react and how to help this person in a difficult moment, when he is already becoming absolutely helpless. that is, there are a lot of problems here, but the topic is cognitive problems. she has now become at the very forefront, what other diagnoses can older people face in our country, and how are things abroad, i’m sure, that you follow the international trends of our slavic former countries of

i'm not sure if you are taking your issues to try to make a living or if you are trying to be healed. host: greg -- i'm just going to stop and let you respond. because it really sounded like greg was downplaying the seriousness of mental illness. what are your thoughts about that, jason? guest: well, let's see. i guess there is a school of thought out there that says you are supposed to continue on like mental health injuries are not real injuries. mental health and physical health are completely intertwined. i have learned in the last couple of years, the last four years in particular that mental health and physical health, you have to treat them the same. i spent a decade telling myself that what was going on with me didn't count. i had friends who were actually wounded or worse. so i was like this doesn't count, who would i be if i were to go into help for this injury? but it was in therapy that it became clear to me that that is sort of like if i had broken my arm really severely but i was like i know a guy who had his arm cut off. so, this doesn't count. and i never treated my br

so if that's true, the logic goes, you know, if we're going to be healthier for more years, why don't we spend a few more of those years in the labor force that shouldn't be too big and ask. but when you start to look at the that this breaks down across different groups, especially by education and by income you have huge inequalities in some cases inequalities that are growing time for example in, during the past decade, men at age 40 say could expect to live to about age 87 if they were in the top 25% of income but if they were in the bottom 25% of income, their life expectancy was about a decade shorter. age 77. there's a huge huge difference is huge inequalities in, you know, just the number of years that you can expect to live and the health that people have, those kinds of inequalities as well all sorts of poor health are more prevalent among people who are in disadvantaged groups across the board and of that's really well known. but i think we haven't brought that into the conversation about delayed retirement enough because what we really found is that the people who are in th

if they go to another round of balloting, it's not clear -- i would be surprised if mccarthy were able to peel off the number of people that he needs from this 20 no vote coalition on his side to actually become speaker on this next ballot. what we are hearing is that the mccarthy team could go for a motion to adjourn until tomorrow. you are right, that would buy them time. it would save them another round of embarrassment if he were to lose on this fourth ballot. as i was walking over here, i tried to find some key members of that 20 no vote coalition to ask if they would support that motion to adjourn. right now, democrats have said they will not represent republicans do that. they are whipping against that motion. republicans would have to go it alone. they would not be able to pass that motion to adjourn unless some of these 20 republicans were also on board and supportive of it. i talked, for example, with congressman andy biggs. he was keeping what he was going to do on the motion to adjourn close to his vest. it's not even clear that's the strategy we're about to see unfold, as

-- that's a big if. but if that's going to happen, he can't do it in a way that's seen by kevin mccarthy supporters as stabbing him in the back or the front. he needs to let it come to him in a way. >> yeah. so far, i think if that's his plan, his plan has been working fine. >> yep. >> he has always had to appear like he has been loyal. so far, he appeared like he has been loyal. he hasn't floated any trial balloons or anything like that that we can discern. his only way to the speakership is for kevin mccarthy's bid for the speakership to implode. if you are steve scalise, it's not looking bad for that plan. there's nothing wrong with that. right? they have apparently a testy but good relationship. he said, i'm going to support you until the end, until it's your call to bail out. if he bails out, then i think scalise has always been the obvious alternative. >> right. former congressman dent said -- i don't know if it was yesterday or a week ago. i don't remember when it was. let's assume it was yesterda

who cares if it goes hostile. since when does the fbi care if it rankels your feathers.ld go in there and grab and the department names a special prosecutor little by little hear about five documents on saturday. hear about a big discovery on wednesday. the original discovery november 2nd. then there is nothing for six weeks. then we hear something december 20th. and still the fbi stands on the outside and says i don't want to get in anybodiens way? >> ainsley: everyone wants to know also what's the involvement with china with the penn biden center. people want to know why we are finding this out two months after the election when they knew this days before the election. why isn't he being treated the same way that donald trump was treated? both were caught with classified documents and one was treated with a raid into their house. the other one, their lawyers got to go in. and the fbi never did a raid on biden's house. so there is so many questions. the reporters have been asking them. they are firing away these questions. the president has had several bilateral meeting

if even if the core of your religion was not fighting. i think phil says there's no obligation to have conscious choice. the second thing i think that would might trouble people who have sort of contemporary moral views would be as far as i can tell phil would say the government can fund every aspect of a church's operation as long as it didn't specifically say church. so suppose government said we're going to. provide a pension for everybody in the country, including people who work at churches. they would be fine. we're going to pay for all buildings in certain in downtown. then that would as long as doesn't single out churches. religious institutions can fully from any government to the to the extent that it pays everything for a church or a religious. i'm not sure whether people might necessarily agree with that. and so i think that's the major challenge at the end of the book and start like how do you persuade people who don't believe in natural rights philosophy, which i would say important as it was the 18th century, is i would thi

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the president is the supreme commander if the minister of defense if if the commander-in-chief of thepeats this phrase and it can get a little boring to civilians, well , listen to one more point of view, in fact , the military does not have enough weapons and ammunition to save money and to shoot, to practice, to go through training, not to be afraid to go through baptism of fire, so that at the moment x not with a maxim machine gun, which is a hundred years old, which has survived four generations and removed from deconfinement , pulled out of some warehouse. holy ukrainian land, there are few weapons, there are few mines, there are few shells, and always and always there will be a lack of everything, no matter how many there are. thank you very much, mr. igor. take care. ihor shvayka, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, and in the past he was the minister of agrarian policy of ukraine and now with a weapon in his hands he defends our land from the enemy, here, by the way, in the comments they wrote about a laser globe. in honor of which named park in dnipropetrovsk in dnip

we are in ukraine there are some armored vehicles there if we give them planes there, if we give them tanks, she understands that now we need to give it because we are the shield of europe that protects everyone from this onslaught of orcs, by the way, about protection, uh, air alert, friends, pay attention chernihiv sumy poltava kharkiv donetsk oblast e luhansk region autonomous republic of crimea e-e also e-e nikopol district and oleksandriy district danger from the air please pay attention to this information go down to the shelter do not neglect your safety ms. oleksandra if we talk about tanks then what is being said about it in davos at the moment and in general, what number can we count on? i will be honest, now it is actually a very difficult situation because i will speak frankly, the germans and the americans are playing the so-called ping pong when the americans say let the germans give you leopards tanks that are germans, then we will give you our abrams, it’s the other way around, what he says is that if the americans give you their tanks, we are ready to give you ours, b

in general, you can rest if you want.pointed out , israel is a state that fights for its security every day, fights for it. building connections there, good connections with strategic partners, hmm, let's see what we will say there, israel is not , it is not, it is a member of nato, yes. they do not have any security agreement, security guarantees, officially with the usa. it is the main ally outside of nato, the united states, whose treaties are with ukraine there was a time when i was a big supporter of ukraine actually putting emphasis on this. well, they did not give up their ambitions for nato, but first of all, this is an intermediate step - it is the main ally outside of nato. there are many such countries. it is not only israel, but also australia, new zealand, and a number of other countries have strategic partnership relations with the united states, ah, and well, actually , we need to work on such and such issues constantly, so the safety of unsigned pieces of paper, such as the budapest memorandum , depends on

well, if this is a minimal lesion, if it's a microstroke, if it's a microstroke, then this glial cells will stun from limited and the rest of the neurons. i'll try to form a connection with each other with the help of dendrites and in this way. if a person trains a limb, if a person trains his speech, then recovery is possible, well, sometimes there are such things when a person has a massive focus, a large number of neurons are damaged. uh, damaged and then the recovery will be minimal man. he can then completely remain all his life, either in a wheelchair, or even lie down and that is, if we are talking about the back of the brain. yes, these are the injuries when they jump head down, yes, that is, in an unknown pool and it hits and happens gap. of the spinal cord, in this case, of course, this is a large amount of damage. and here, er, the organism of our world is able to restore all these connections, all these axons, connections between neurons and other cells, that is, yes, that is, a person is doomed in this case. on the air, the nokomania project today is trying to understand t

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the only issue now is if we have a soft landing and if the labor market continues to hold up well, if we have more labor holding and companies holding on to workers, we could go through the next seven months with a relatively short landing >> he's basically saying we're in a production recession, not an employment recession. the only question is has this ever happened before normality it takes a while to hit the employment part. >> if i can reply to what he's saying without mocking hymn but only say that the fed is mocking this idea. which they call the immaculate disinflation the fed does not believe this. i don't mean to say that i don't believe it or not. what is immaculate disinflation? it's inflation coming down without much decline in gdp. >> which is fascinating. if they don't believe that, they should be the ones starting to pause or cut rates if they said we think this is possible, we'll keep tightening, then i'd understand that if they're saying it's not possible, it's just a matter of time until the labor market softens. >> they do not believe it's possible to bring down in

but, if the u.s.ect that is the case, then i do think that it will turn to merrick garland to decide if he should appoint a special counsel and remove the case even further from this sort of immediate day-to-day control of the attorney general. but i don't think that is the steps that need to be taken. >> andrew weizmann, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. as i told you earlier this week the discharge petition is the only way democrats will be able to bring legislation to a vote in the house of representatives over kevin mccarthy's objections, our next gets the top democrat on the house budget committee is already discussing that idea with democrats as a possible way to raise the debt ceiling which is the single most important thing, the house of representatives has to do this year. congressman brandon boyle joins us next. in us next. not part of it but the whole upstairs the whole downstairs the whole fridge and the whole secret nap room because is it really

your first question related to -- >> i asked if we -- i asked if the -- >> i'm only joking. answer is. the answer is you've got -- both extremes are wrong. it's a basic middle proposition. look, as was mentioned by all of us in one way or the other, this has been the greatest migration in human history around the world, as well as in this hemisphere. and when i got elected, the first thing -- the first major piece of legislation i introduced was to reform the immigration process, to make it more orderly, to make it -- to make sure people have access under the law. and so what we found out, and not just in my visit to el pa so, but before that, we found out thats that our republican friends and a few democrats are very critical of what's going on at the border but yet refuse to even look at the detailed document i submitted for the congress to consider to reform the process completely. and so number one, right now a majority of our migrants are coming from four countries -- venezuela, cuba, haiti, and nicaragua, and we're expanding the very successful parole program we had wi

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if the speaker's confident they're doing a good job, then not only should they not fear it, but if that vote is called and they win it, they're actually coming out of that stronger than they were. for many of the 20, i don't believe that it was personal, but for a few it certainly is. they're the best ones to speak to whatever their personal issues are with kevin mccarthy. what's interesting is that when you change a leader and the next person who comes in just needs to get the most amount of votes, it's easy and they get the most amount of votes and you move on. in this case, if you had a 13th round and kevin mccarthy wasn't in it and say steve scalise was the next name put forward, steve scalise could get less voting than kevin mccarthy is getting right now. i dent know. but you could actually end up with more chaos in future rounds so it's good this is coming to a head right now and trying to figure this out because it's not like round 13 all of a sudden you have a new speaker if kevin steps aside. neil: well put. lee zeldin, good catching up with you again. former new york congressm

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