i think of my mama, irene b west , who had an elementary school named after her. i think of chris -- clifton west, my brother. meaning that i'm already deeply blessed to be in contact with some of the best of not just texas, not just america. i'm talking about the best of the human spirit. s just be honest. we human beings are wretched species too often. much of our history is a history of organized greed and institutionalized hatred and indifference to the suffering of vulnerable people going back to the beginning. and yet there is this possibility, this potential if we so choose as wretched people to be wonderful, to be visionary, to be committed to love. to be committed to justice. i want you want to give it up to this brother here. he is the son of senator nina turner. we love you, brother. he was on the stage absolutely. let me get back to my wretchedness. the possibility of interruptions . the possibility of disruptions of greed and hatred and domination and occupation and subjugation and degradation. that is what we are here to talk about. how do we become

prapanov’s memory of croissants was eaten by the couple’s woman iren without enthusiasm.paleon had no choice but to escape. he recovered from his native meats, without any problems. there i was drinking two blows. spyarsha pamirae matsi, why did he so sum up at paryzha, and then settle the canfis clans of the varatsevichs. the remembered past rights of napaleon. if you are not a prakarmista, he rents his zhulas falvarkas, so they become, as they would say, farmers. kuplyaye suchasnae abstalyavanne, asushae balots, gadue avechak elite people. life on radzim improved, but in 1863 a new land swelled. napaleon's fingers were swinging. and they didn’t know any direct proof, the nobleman was still drinking hellishly. deportation ў sibir. at the time, iren bigle horde was kabetai with character. yana pastavila on french ears. to escape the smoke-filled scandal, the hell of the former couple was executed for the stupid adchapizza. the gentry of the past have been exhausted for a hundred years from scratch, neither at home nor at home. the dear varatsevichs are sad. even if you ju

irene for helping a set the stage for today's conversation, ahead of women's national date, march 8. very wonderful and thought-provoking conversation ahead of us and i'm really glad to share the stage with my colleague. my name is sahana dharmapuri, vice president of our secure future women make the difference. watching and all of you in the room today with us. i i want to begin by quickly introducing conversation. first i'd like to introduce jenna ben-yehuda his executive vice president at atlantic council. she has previously served as the president and chief executive officer of the truman national security project and the truman center for national policy. we're also joined by vice president for advocacy and external relations at the women's refugee commission, melanie nezer. she and her team share women's refugee commission research and recommendations, policymakers, a supporters to the wider public and in the u.s. we're■t moira whelan, director for democracy and technology at the national democratic institute here in washington, washington, d.c. and her role atbridge the gap bn

what are your reflections on some of, irene talked about voices.ow much of being included in the >> well, thanks you're going to last is like echoing everybody saying do that in shorthand way to grow great t sahana. always appreciate your partnership and great to be with atlantic council. pretty n to wrc such a great way to get a kick off my tenure terms of money for small yes important wps has a a recognition that it has in nato and in the i think what we really see some challenges are two areas help with time to talk more about them. one is related to what you said about in the interest of because the face of so many security threats, particularl crisis we kind an excuse to exclude them from leadership.itize keeping people safe. so that's a real issue and are some solutions women are doing amazing things run the world particularly forcibly displaced women, refugees, women who are crisis but they need our help and support and we need to excellent recommendations and ideas of haying it is great and there been many strides over theluding women in de

what are your reflections on some of, irene talked about the inclusions of society and voices.how much of those voices do you think are being included in the conversation? >> well, thanks you're going to last is like echoing everybody saying, do that in shorthand way to grow great to be with you, sahana. always appreciate your partnership and great to be with atlantic council. pretty new to wrc such a great way to get a kick off my tenure here. in terms of money for small yes, important wps has a a recognin that it has in nato and in the upcoming summit. i think what we really see some challenges are two areas and help with time to talk more about them. one is related to what you said about in the interest of protecting women, because the face of so many security threats, particularly women who were displaced by conflict and crisis, we kind of default and use it as an excuse to exclude them from leadership. because want to prioritize keeping people safe. so that's a real issue, and are some solutions, , women are doig amazing things run the world particularly forcibly displaced

that is irene b west and i will never be one half of the woman she is.he is from a major metropolitan center. and anybody knows that orange, texas is a little small town. my brother is still alive. she is gone. he was born in port arthur, texas. i also know the best of texas. when i think of texas, i don't think of what many of my fellow citizens think of texas that is projected on the mainstream press. i think of mama, irene b west and has an elementary school named after her. i think of clifton west, my brother, meaning what? meaning i am already deeply blessed to be in contact with some of the best of, not just texas and not just america. i am talking about the best of the human spirit. let us just be honest. we human beings are a wretched species too often. much of our history is a history of organized greed and institutionalized hatred and indifference to the suffering of vulnerable people and going back to the beginning of the species. and yet there is this possibility, this potential if we so choose as wretched people to be wonderful or visionary

mellow sit -- fellow citizens think of texas as projected by the mainstream press, i think of mama, irene the west, who has an elementary school named after her. i think of clifton west, i am already deeply blessed to be in contact with some of the best of no just texas, not just america, i'm talking about the best of the human spirit. le be honest. we human beings, we are a wretched species to all. much of our history■í -- potential, if we so choose as wretched people to be wonderful, to be visionary, to be committed to love, to be committed to justice, i want you all to give it up to this brother here, he is the son of senator nina jeffries, he stayed out of cleveland. [applause] let me get back to my wretchedness. the possibility of interruptions , the possibility of disruptions of the history of greedhatred ad occupation andubgradation. in that is what we are here tonight to talk about. how do we become more fortified to be countervailing forces against all forms of organized greed, institutional hatred, and scrutinized indifference? i come from aplgreat people, blo have constituted s

what are your reflections irene talked about the inclusion of the society voices. much of those voices do you think are being included. >> thanks going to last, echoing what everyone saying i do say that shorthand white really great to be with you. always it's great to be at the atlantic council pretty new to wrc a great way to kick off my tenure here. first about yes it is super important wps has that recognition it has in nato and the upcoming summit. we really see some challenges are in two areas and one is said in the interest of protecting women because they face is so many security threats particulate particularly crisis we default use that as an excuse to exclude them from leadership and want to you want to prioritize keeping people safe. that is a real issue there are solutions women are a doing amazing things around the world refugees women who are displaced by conflict and crisis. but they need our help and need to follow their lead we have excellent recommendations and ideas of how to build peace. again saying it is great there have been many stridesding

irene is one of nearly 300 householders who learned she'll have to leave due to potentially dangerousse will be housed in, and the cost. and one of my sons has got learning disability as well. so it's a worry for him as well. camille is also affected. they move in and they plan to move in. it'll be massive. it's going to be a big upheaval to our lives. i think it'sjust a case of you need to move. they're really got to plan this, you know. like many councils across the country, aberdeen had been reviewing thousands of its council properties, following concerns over the presence of raac. used mainly between the 1950s and �*90s, experts say the building materials life span has now expired, making it weaker and putting buildings at risk of potential collapse. the council revealed that raac had been identified in around 500 aberdeen homes after engineers took samples from panels. it's written to residents and is hoping to relocate them as soon as possible. it was a really difficult decision. this will impact on the entire community, notjust the properties within, the raac affected properti

reporter irene cruz from our sister station in los angeles has a preview. >> we are here at cars landg a preview of all the sights, sounds and tastes of the food and wine festival here at california adventure. and it smells amazing. from pistachio cheesecakes to shrimp papas locas to cheeseburger baos, there's something for every palate at the disney california adventure food and wine festival. >> i'm just super excited to kind of eat my way through california adventure. >> chef luis is part of the team that puts creativity to the test we have. >> we call it family meals. we each cook for ourselves and we try different ingredients and try different recipes that our families bring, and that's how we come up with with combinations of offerings, a lot of times we also have these, these internal friendly challenges where, where whoever could come up with the dish that's most popular for our guests. so good. >> i could eat ten of these. and guests have been bringing big appetites. >> we've come a couple of years for this event because it's so fun to just try it. a little tiny bites of ever

reporter irene cruz from our sister station in la has that. >> we are here at cars land getting a previewl the sights, sounds and tastes of the food and wine festival here at california adventure and it smells amazing. from pistachio cheesecakes to shrimp papas locas to cheeseburger baos, there's something for every palate at the disney california adventure food and wine festival . >> i'm just super excited to kind of eat my way through california adventure. >> chef luis is part of the team that puts creativity to the test we have. >> we call it family meals. we each cook for ourselves, and we try different ingredients and try different recipes that our families bring. and that's how we come up with with combinations of, of offerings, a lot of times we also have these, these internal friendly challenges where, where whoever could come up with the dish that's most popular for our guests. >> so good. >> i could eat ten of these. and guests have been bringing big appetites. >> we've come a couple of years for this event because it's so fun to just try it. a little tiny bites of everything. a

whole underneath the front with what spin got the got the voice get, the splitting the my name is irene spears. i am from the cree nation in manitoba, canada native cold stories reframe need of history. canadian miniseries bones crows shows the generational trauma rock and native communities to the residential school system of the government, toward native children from the families, forcing them to convert to christianity and banning them from speaking native languages. the explosive purpose was to kill the indians in the trial, the for native communities, screenings of bones, of prose were cathartic. have a feeling, the something that is coming. we won't be able to protect the whole house. what we know from residential school is a, you know, some of these secrets are some of these things that we held in our families. i hadn't been released to now, hadn't been told by members who had experience to. so sometimes in these communities, after watching bonds across, you know, someone from their own community would reveal experiences that they had, that not even, you know, their daughters kn

tons que agarro, iren, y que le hago su pelo, ¿quÉ tal? a poco no. ¿eh?res el novio? no, entonces, sÍ. asÍ yo creo que estÁ mejor. ♪♪ yo nomÁs me cortÉ mi mechÓn en balde. >> ah. muy bien, muchacho. el pan que estÁs haciendo ha resultado un Éxito. ¿ya ves cÓmo siguiendo las reglas de higiene el pan puede quedar muy bien? mmm. >> es de que, fÍjese que estoy poniendo lo mejor de mÍ pa prepararlo, don chuy. >> se nota, estÁ buenÍsimo. nunca pensÉ que fuera a decir esto, pero, la verdad, es que el alumno estÁ superando al maestro. >> no sabe cuÁnto sudor me ha costado hacer este pan adiÓs. >> ¿se le ofrece algo, patrÓn? >> y tÚ, ya sÉ que andas detrÁs de mi hija. si esta me sale con su domingo siete, te corto el virote y te aplasto los panquecitos. >> no, ¿cÓmo usted va a empezar a creer eso? no. si hasta nos caemos gordo, ¿sÍ o no, bety? >> sÍ, papÁ. >> ah, y ahÍ va el golpe. >> ¿quÉ tranza, don chuy? >> vaya, te dieron de alta muy rÁpido. >> pues no voy a poder trabajar, fÁcil, en un mes, ¿eh? >> no, hombre. >> sÍ. Écheme la mano. Órale, don chuy. >> "Échem

that there is these on top potential need a special representative for women, peace and security. irene saline is tasked with making sure gender perspectives are considered in everything the alliance does. she says this responsibility extends far beyond the armed forces if we want collectively to promote and that's on gender equality, which is for nate to an important finder is a reflection of our core values. and education is key on that education outside. and we see in the military, even though relatively low, 13 percent of women in nato's armed forces is double this year of 2 decades ago. perhaps by the time those 10 year old girls watching this special flight grow up, this kind of crew will be in nito norm or elsewhere tension between the philippines and china spiked once again. this week over the south china sea, manila released footage of china's coast guard firing water cannons at its specials and summoned page rings deputy ambassador to the country. and those are our correspondent, james, trader reports the spot risk questions for the philippines about how to deal with chinese a

perhaps sensing the need for some damage limitation, kraft�*s boss, irene rosenfeld, came to bournvilleo me is it's a fabulous combination of some of the technology of legacy kraft, together with some of the capabilities of legacy cadbury. and it's a really powerful combination. so, 14 years on, have the new owners kept their word? in the uk — notjust here, but elsewhere — they quickly reneged on some of those other promises. but here at bournville there has been investment — that's positive — both in modernising the plant, and also in research and development. but there have been significant job losses, as well. cadbury is now owned by kraft offshoot mondelez international, and bournville is no longer the force it once was. for now, though, the cadbury brand endures as a quintessentially british — and quintessentially brummie — confection. james bovill, bbc news. dry weather from wednesday onwards. rain and a few showers dotted around. a band of rain and wind into western parts. when pushing across south—west england, towards northern ireland. more cloud across western areas. after a c

that there is these on top potential need a special representative for women, peace and security. irene saline is tasked with making sure gender perspectives are considered in everything the alliance does. she says this responsibility extends far beyond the armed forces if we want collectively to promote and advance gender equality, which is for nato. an important finder is a reflection of our core values and education is key on that education outside. and we see in the military, even though relatively low, 13 percent of women in nato's armed forces is double this year of 2 decades ago. perhaps by the time those 10 year old girls watching this special flight grow up, this kind of crew will be in need of norm. and after bought by the, the blues, teddy schultz. and here's a quick reminder of our top story of your following for you at this moment. us president joe biden has said that the us ministry will build a temporary p. yeah, off the 1000 coast for a delivery. he also wanted israel's need is not to use because as a bargaining chip fight and was speaking in his annual state of the unio

irene and dennis, thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news today.he continent is completely unprepared for growing temperature extremes. the european environment agency said europe is experiencing more frequent and punishing bouts of extreme weather, like the devastating wildfires that swept through greece — the largest ever recorded in the eu. with me is our climate specialist carl nasman. he is the author of the future earth news letter. a wake—up report for the continent? europe is the fastest woman continent overall, heating up to twice the rate of other regions as the 1980s, this is on the frontline of climate change as well and gives the strong warning europe is not ready for climate change, and if it does not get its act together quickly it will face a very catastrophic consequences in the not so distant future. we already know we have seen it how global warming is already hitting the continent, we have seen the floods, one of the big things. this is germany, western europe injuly 2020 one, huge floods that swept through the city centres, som

nothing. doha, the which also raises some questions in january solid. irene 2nd in command of how much political wing and the founder of its military division in the west bank was assassinated in a drone attack in the root days ago. nathan, yeah. who claims responsibility for the 1st time since the killing? he refers to the man as number for the we are on the way to absolute victory. on the way to this victory, we have already eliminated a mazda is number 432, and one is on the way everyone is mortal. we will reach everyone to see or is all the too many will die on the way when nothing else talks about. ready assessing lighting, eh, if it's in, well, you're not going to be a genius to understand that this has been why has the safety been around him? of is where the hostages, how are you going to assess the night scene? why without being back the hostages, or maybe you say, i don't care about the hostages. 134 people remain in captivity in gaza. the faith is a known as a israel prepares for an incursion into the southern guzman, city of rough, or where those hostages could be kept. the

if prime is irene on weight doesn't step down, the prime minister is trying to return, i'm up to 60 helping, tenuous combat games. the country official site, he's company a will to return. the basic is either on super tuesday, one of the most important days in the us presidential primary calendar. 15 states and one territory. we're choosing the republican and democratic know many straight by adults from palm. basically in tallies this year, the trump password almost every state but was denied a clean sweep by nikki haley. is there any challenge? she wasn't the moment, but is expected to announce that she's pulling out of the race in the coming hours . trumps secure 995 delegate say fall he needs 1215, delegates to win the republican nomination. adult, the democratic sign j pardon, has called, virtually unchallenged, and the company has the support of 1497 pledged delegates, and counseling rolled rentals looks at what lies a heads up. i've mentioned after the success is on super tuesday, the former president donald trump slipped all but one of the super tuesday contest defeating is only rema

. >> next up irene the director. >> good morning decreeing i'm the facility director and happy to be with you, you on this sunny day on a note we have some great performances at the transit center over the last couple of months the one in phoenix with the dragon was put on by helen dance and upcoming event in two weeks hosting the spring ego hunt and music, i heard there is a possibility board member montgomery beer and lovely any things happening in the end of march and carry that momentum through april and in may laufsh our summer series has 20 event per week ticket day come on down and have a great day for 2023 while we love ridership for higher i want to highlight nice points the transit center was over 18 percent year over year and 90 percent on time departures almost as impressive and golden gate had 84 percent on time and mta and 84 on time and departure and in perspective the amount of people we welcome in the transit center two million people come in buses on fy2022-23 and over one million from the (unintelligible). >> way finding as director water mentioned those funds we n

one woman i met, irene, retired nurse, she said she hopes that trump will, quote, "split the skies ands dominion and his name is carved upon the moon." >> jon: is there also enthusiasm on the democratic side, desi? >> the democrats are pumped for joe biden. whether it's this joe biden, or maybe someone else who changes their name to "joe biden." the point is, everyone is excited and no one is crying in a bathroom. >> jon: sounds like things are going very well -- >> yoo-hoo! jon! over here! >> jon: oh, it's dulce sloan! dulce! [cheers and applause] dulce, it looks like you're outside. why aren't you inside the diner asking people what they think? >> i know what they think. it's what everybody thinks: this is the same shit all over again. it's just a reboot! we need more than just the same show with an older, yet familiar face. [cheers and applause] >> jon: you mean -- you are talking about the two candidates -- >> yeah! yeah, i mean, they already had this job. now these old white dudes got to come back and reclaim it? like, come on, sir, go do something new. don't be so desperate. like

. >> we know, irene, other spin a surge of independent parts registered voters.ion. as i've been kind of out on the campaign trail, talking to folks, immigration has been top of my, both republicans, democrats, and registered independents as well. it's honestly more than i've ever heard anybody talk about immigration before. likely because many of the images now people see on their phones, tablets, whatever it is and wherever it is to get their news from, do you think this type of strategy is going to help with the independent vote, the folks who don't necessarily know which way to vote as of yet or are still on the fence? >> on its face, i really like the biden strategy, of course, of putting the blame on republicans because it's actually true. this is a disappointing moment, as you heard senator romney say. we have to be very clear about the facts here. when republicans have an opportunity to accomplish something together with the other side, they are refuting it. then, you know, you've got to be ready for what's to come. i think, essentially, what the biden ca

. >> long time friend and neighbor, irene schultz, says shirley brought a little pizzazz to the fieldsinto her custom made tractor. >> she always put a little bit of make-up on every morning before she went on. >> up on the john deere she's decked out? >> she had rosy cheeks. she was beautiful inside and out. >> in time, daughter jana married and moved away to a job in des moines. son billy went into the heating and air-conditioning business. but jason the youngest child took to the land. >> i really enjoyed working with him. i was teaching him. he is a good farmer. >> jason would carry on the farming tradition for another generation. and best of all, he and his wife shelly lived close by. bill and shirley soon had grandchildren to dote on. a happy family picture suddenly disfigured by the ugly murder of shirley carter. dci mark ludwick took the lead for the investigation. >> first of all, we want to identify all witnesses, we want to separate them and we want to conduct a face-to-face sit down interview as soon as we can. >> early on, the most important witnesses were bill, the husban

and there's irene either on the phone with the giant glasses didn't even see it coming. [ laughter ]ou. thank you. that mean something. -- i'm got to work for you, kamala harris. she has 30 words for you. none of which make any sense. next came the business world and the newest acronym at esg and environmental, social and governance. it should stand for endless [ bleep ] and giggles. because he will put this one down on an life-support too because even its leading proponents, larry thank over a black rock admits esg is a bigger loser then me at an ugliest man contact. [ laughter ] the world's biggest investment fund just stated that esg has caused negative publicity for black rock and may continue to do so in the future. yeah, negative publicity. and this is black rock at a company so insidious it serves stirfried panda in the corporate cafeteria. it's not over yet, for every d.e.i. that dies anyone come back later under a different name because a meritocracy even if it works. especially if it works. but no matter your race and gender color, if you're good at what you do you should m

up in the next 60 minutes, leaderless and lawless, hazy spirals and details of the prime minister. irene alone replied to resign. the reports, the national prison is on fire. in gaza, at least 8 people are killed and is really a time to go to warehouse storing food and the amount is heavy and this is a refugee can, isn't it just for us that we are in no way intended to split the look, especially religion or believe the government knows its definition of extremism, prompting pushed back from groups who say it's aimed limiting protests and free speech, the display sex, and make a real case plan. so the world's largest real goods ever built, which is facebook fails on re entering something to stand out and support has a lot of common driven breath. you're departments have claimed the last 2 places and the champions report of finals jayden santo helping dormant on their way to victory and the last 16 against p. s. you find the welcome to the news. uh, we begin in hazy with the country spiraling out of control in the absence of a leader and under the pressure of the gangs of fire has broken o

it's irene will be here in just a moment. the pod came in to be used as the i of the suffered casualties. we have not something to say, tyler, to use. thank goodness we did have injuries from a missile strike on a guest house. thought provoking on to who that you say know double standards to all of us. any anyone in particular? i said, all facing realities government seems here to whittle down democracy. it's because it's troubling for you. it's very, very painful to you. the story on talk to how does era african narrative from african perspective to base on the window from us to short documentary spine for teen filmmakers. and that's going to be the pressure full for the taste of the sun from not a gas car and foot phone from new series of africa direct on out, just seeing how believe that shouldn't underestimate the consequences of snatching out and move from their natural habitat family groups are separated, and infants and juveniles are separated from their mothers. and it causes a tremendous amount of social disturbance

happy birthday to irene petrasz. and marie ventura from cleveland, ohio. it's fun to say. and a happy 106th birthday to william wheelers from savannah, georgia. his secret to longevity, optimism and a whole gallon of milk every week to keep his bones strong. we salute you for your service. >> how about that? all right.around. >> yes. where are you guys from? >> we're from edmond, oklahoma. >> how about you guys? >> michigan. >> happy anniversary! >> it is so nice that lindsey gave you her gloves. that's nice. >> you're on a roll. those are great. studio 1a. adoptable pups. >>> and before that, all the beauty essentials. >> first, your local news and weather. >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. breaking news in the east bay, the mayor announcing the new oakland police chief. his name is floyd mitchell and he has more than 30 years of experience in law enforcement. he comes from lubbock, texas, where he was the first african-american police chief there. he's expected to begin early may. >>> happening now, bart installs new gates to crack down on fare jumpers. our

this is irene in littleton colorado. good morning. caller: i want to say i am voting for biden.n independent who believes in logic. he is bringing our country south. not north. and i don't get why we even allow him to run. he has all these charges against him. host: what does it mean to bringthe country south and not north? caller: caller: the south is -- caller: the south is going down and the north isi'm struggling financially myself. it's all because of trump. i blame it on him. when i see the democrats running our country it seemrth and not south. host: alvin, democrat, good morning. caller: how are you doing today? host: good. caller: they were talking about presidenti think he did ok. i think the country is so separated, everybodyulhe real cause of what's going on with the nation. i think the best thing that we should do, we should try to get along. and we should try to help each other instead of tear each other down. why do you think the country is tearing each other down more than helping each other? caller:ething happens to one person, we start looking at the color feat

and then one more from irene in colorado. just curious, when did the supreme court become doctors?n is not black and white. it's very complicated. the courts need to focus on the law not the uterus. wish at 202-748-8003. post on the social sites. call us, too democrats, 202-748-8000. 202-748-8001, for republicans. independents, 202-748-8002. dion in new jersey, democrats line. hi. caller: how you doing. host: fine, thank you. caller: i had a couple comments. abortion case going today. you are taking away women's freedoms and men's freedoms. this man wants to be a dictator, donald trump. it's un-american. it's not what this country stands for. somebody made a comment about tony. his testimony was totally incredible. all he did look like was an angry man with nothing really to say. is not -- those are not the topics for this hour. you did talk about the case before the court. you said it was a loss of men's freedoms. what did you mean by that? caller: as much as a woman, it'o tango. if a man has to be responsible for the child. it's a decision between a man and a woman. not a woman a

a music collective we do live visual art and live music that we make with computer programming and irene who was up here. we have been around for 3 years and meeting twice i month for the last 2 year. we get together and talk about how to improve our creative coding skills. learn techniques from each other. using technology for good to create art that is expressive for live performance. and i think this it is a special place. one of the only places in the mission where well is so much and cultivation of different cultures cultural ways to enjoy art through things like the sketch board and the jams and ev club. we want this emvenuey want to keep going and continue to bring people together. enter in the art form my prends and i love providing and we had a lot of support. it has been wonderful time doing live events. and -- i'm grateful that the neighbor tolerate when we have done and i don't think when we are asking for is extreme or excessive and makes the city an entering place bringing together full time artists and people who work and tech and work in biotech and also full time artists

and for your continued public service on foreign affairs and diplomatic policy, even in the face of irenic death threats and bounties on your life. with all separate attacks are seeing across the world, can sort it look like a growing number are acting independently but i think we know that's not the case. there's this sort of global alliance against democracy and the rules-based order of nations. and our nato allies actually have risen to the stack and declared their concerns in these of the theater such as the indo-pacific. i wonder if you clarify for us this threat to the free world for our folks back home, because it doesn't always, they don't always think about that on a larger sense. >> it is the case as you described. these are all linked. these are not independent strategies. they may be an independent theater separately but make the mistake about it, the our reigning drones going to russia to kill ukrainian kids. there's russian energy flowing to china. there's chinese semiconductor song to the russian defense industry. iranian oil into both russia and china. these actors are work

this is irene in littleton, good morning. caller: i want to say i am voting for biden. why we even allow him to run. he has all these charges against him. host: what does it mean to bring the country south and not north? caller: caller: the south is -- caller: the and the north is going up. i'm struggling financially myself. it's all because of trump. i blame it on him. when i see the democrats running it seems to be going north and not south. host: alvin, democrat, good morning. caller: how are you doing today? host: good. caller: they were talking about president obama. i think he did ok. i think the country is so separated should just try to get along and look at the real cause of what's going on with the nation. i think the best thing that we should do■■, we should try to gt along. and we should try to help each other instead of tear each othee country is tearing each other down more than helping each other? caller: and something happens to one person, we start looking at the color features of everything keep blaming each other. i think we should just try and help e

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