when you've got somebody like jen. jen, what a jewel. what an absolute jewel. she's an avid oregon ducks football fan. i don't know why she wasn't dallas cowboys, josh, i was trying to figure that out. go ducks. she sings in the congressional chorus. and loves to walk her rescue mutt, phin. with a lot of the good humor she has, the dog could have been named huckleberry finn for that matter. all this at the young age of 42. jen, you have achieved more than most people do in a lifetime. and you should be proud of that and i promise you we're not only proud but we're grateful. jen, thank you for the time you have invested in our great nation and we want you to know that we are rooting for you, we're praying for you and we are in your corner. we expect god to do a miracle from the power, what little power ugh in this house of representatives as i believe this country ordained by god to the throne of grace that he would heal jen. cancer sucks. miss jen, you have fought the good fight. and i pray you're at peace knowing the positive impact that you've had not only in

these are the initiatives promoted in nato by jens stoltenberg. with vysophobia and the plant of children. and although he tries in every possible way to show himself as such you know, a very popular politician, he even got a job as a taxi driver. are you going to vote in the fall? yes it's good. it's important that you agree with me. no, unfortunately you are not, no. great. all these executive salaries, who wouldn't want those million dollar salaries. it's all very difficult. they promote each other colleagues earn a lot and the like. but you're the minister of state. well, i'm not the only one making these decisions. do you think you'll stay one more term? i'm working on it. do you think there is the party with which you would agree on everything there are no such couples. he promotes stoltenberg and at the same time covers it. it's all like a fig leaf, writing it down. these videos explain what a wonderful and great politician he is. let's watch a video of how nato puts forward conditions for ukraine to join in 2019. president zelensky, i am g

in this corporate world in the young jens e people, it's becoming like i don't know wher it it jens e normal? here on the western side countries they're all like covi it's gonna get to the point where the only 25 euros you can hire used to work for isis. like they are normal and so wha they cut if you heads up at least they want to a [bleep] a tik tok in the office. the mek they know their gender. you give them a room and let them go crazy. and then there good. they work and come in for the third interview. >> do you see a link between ho other the environment is treating them and how they are at work? is. >> and like kevin, i own 48 companies. i don't have the same experience . i used to be--think it jens he was lazy but after this whole covid that, i'm starting to sid with them. they realize most of the jobs are stupid and all these people if you spent two years at home on zoom, you don't have a real job. you're a jerk. like a jens year should take your job because you're not doing anything anyway they're all at home on zoom because you can't fix a toilet on zoom the real blue-colla

joining us now is jen psaki, the host of inside with je psaki, airing sundays at noo on msnbc jen, asto talk to you about this first, you had a remarkable conversatio with cy vance. as a result of that, i think i want to handed over to the legal expert on our panel, katie phang, to -- hey jen, although i think by now we all, including ou viewers, can be lawyers -- forget going to law school >> hold on to that, this morning had the chance to si down and have -- tsai vance and you had a chance to talk t him about supersedin indictments. we are going to play a littl bit of that sound now, and i'v a question for you on the othe side >> whatever indictment h brings out tuesday does no mean that is the end of th investigation. superseded indictments and state corps are as frequent as they are in federal courts so, what i'm saying, jen, is that if district attorney brag issues or hands down a indictment that is focused o hush money payments and th like that, doesn't preclude hi from continuing investigations into other potential crimes. >> so jen, we are waiting fo baited breath for tuesday

jen joins me next. jen joins me next. >> i think the response is the president doing his job, and i think that we all see that every day. the very scripts the president works with. i think they answer the mail on his questions about his age. i just knew my voters asked. they asked in 2020 and decided he was the right person for the job. i think the same thing will happen in 2024. >> former white house chief of staff ron klain's in the last hour discussing concerns around president biden's age during the interview on the new msnbc show, inside with jen psaki. who better to discuss all these 2024 that host and my colleague jen psaki, who previously served as white house press secretary for the biden administration. also with his communications director for the obama administration. we go way, back delegates that in just a second, jen. >> i was just talking about, that alex. it's great to see you too. >> it is so good to have you here. let me ask you to give your best argument for those who are pointing to

from jen see, and again, not just from jen see, that they have much more of a say, much more of an inputwith an organisation and i think we have to accept that we have to embrace that and we have to give employees a voice in the right way and a sense of purpose, a sense of empowerment that they can impact the overall organisational values, the organisational impact it can help. we work with very large organisations, very large asian banks, huge asian technology companies who tell us this is a challenge that their leaders have. the world is changing, my employees want far more of a voice, one far more of an understanding of our mission and purpose, want far more development. and how as ceos do we manage that? however hard it is, put culture first. god is the most critical thing that will lead your business. it will help people make better decisions, it will help you create better products, it will make people, when they are not at work, feel more passionate about the job that they do and talk to all of those around them in every part of life. and i think that when you have an organisation

jens stoltenberg had been invited over and over here in kyiv by volodymyr zelenskyy.had not been here yet. this is now done today. very significant, very symbolic of course. you mentioned when he paid his respects to the soldiers who died in the russia, ukrainian war that has been lasting since 2014. so that's quite something as well for people here to see the nato general secretary paying his respects. also, because this russian war against ukraine, it was one of the arguments used by vladimir putin, is the fear of ukraine joining nato. that was one of the arguments he used to invade ukraine. so of course this visit means a lot for ukrainians. also because jens stoltenberg said in no uncertain terms that nato was standing by ukraine, that he saw ukraine as becoming a member of nato. and he said that nato's support would continue, that nato stood for today, tomorrow, and as long as it takes next to ukraine. he also reminded that in terms of humanitarian aid, emergency aid, and military aid, nato is doing a lot, with over $70 billion in military aid alone already provi

this geriatric millennial's that are yelling at these jen z folks.riatric millennial is an older millennial. >> i will remember when i was a millennial the great recession was happening.i never will forget an email i got. it was a stereotype we are all in a person's basement. this person said that i'm living in my parents basement and there's no job opening. my friend headed a job that she didn't need a college degree. there are certain economic realities for the reason they were millennial city basement. not everyone was lazy. harris, you are an honorable 30 years old. we know the generation that's being hired, our worth work ethic and living with her parents because times are out of control. but futurist beautified this relationship. it makes me proud to hear generations are standing up and coming back into the workforce in a way that highlights their ethics and their values. >> i'm addicted to that wisdom and experience that people bring to the workforce at a been there. Ãis a derivative of our age. i am proud of it. >> throwing around numbers lik

and the handshake that between jens ministers.ke that betweenjens stoltenberg and the president of finland. so, this ceremony marks the end of a process that began a year ago when finland together with sweden applied to become a member of nato following the invasion of ukraine by russia. finland, of course, shares a very long land border, 1340 kilometres long, with russia, and that is 832 miles for those that way inclined. the frontier with russia is a long one and finland felt that it needed very much to secure part of this defensive alliance, so we saw there the ceremony a bit earlier when the finnish foreign minister handed the file, the accession document to the us secretary of state, and now you can see a beautiful, sunny day in brussels outside the nato headquarters. now, we know for a fact that in previous years finland and sweden both adopted a policy of nonalignment. it's kind of like a neutral policy but that all changed with the war in ukraine and public opinion is very much in support of this. in fact 80% of the finnis

soltonberg, nato secretary general jens stoltenberg on on mykhailivska square inspects the russian equipment destroyed by the armed forces of ukraine and honors the memory of the fallen soldiers near the memorial wall, already the shots near the president's office where the nato delegation left correctly after the welcoming ceremony on the porch of the communication of the president of ukraine and the secretary general of nato. that stoltenberg tripped over the cable zelenskyy is playing the game on the issue of ukraine's membership and security guarantees for it, the member states of the alliance are preparing to discuss at the july summit in vilnius, says the secretary general nato, president zelenskyi will raise the issue of gnato membership and security guarantees, this will be one of the important issues on the agenda of the meeting, as well as during preparations for the vilnius summit, the future of ukraine in the euro-atlantic family, the future of ukraine in nato, all allies agree with this, president zelenskyi expresses hope for the historicity of the nato event can become historic

psaki, former white house press secretary now host of msnbc's "inside with jen psaki." welcome back >> thank you well welcome to washington. >> good to be here >> it's prom here. >> i love being here especially on a night like this. lots going on on the hill. >> is it mccarthy-gaetz or what more do we need to understand? >> first, this is the first real big test for mccarthy this week is to get this bill passed now he has done that except what you just referenced in your opening there is to what end, right? and what deals did he have to strike to get that done? this bill that passed the house is never going to pass the senate it won't be what becomes the debt limit deal by any means what's important for people to know is that kevin mccarthy is not really a spending cutter this is not something he's cared about throughout his career. >> sure. >> he voted to raise the debt limit three times before trump and many times before that, and this is what he had to do to maybe maintain his speakership and what happens now is there has to be a negotiation, among, probably members

we are still with michae steele, jen psaki, and joh heilemann.ew, let's start wit you, what is the impact on fox and how do you think thing have changed since the dominio lawsuit? should we expect sort of a new approach for fox news? or is it gonna be more the same? >> you know, i know there' been so much hand-wringing, an i know there's, and some cases the light that some people vie what happened with the stock price today. from a financial perspective it is not clear that the los of tucker carlson is going t have a meaningful and clearl not a 3% impact on the actua economics of the business. most of the business of fo news, or for the most part i for affiliates, it's the cable subscription fees, 4. 2 billio dollars worth annually, th sponsorship piece is one point for some of billion dollars. i don't to say that's no significant, but if they los $10 million a night, or a year rather on this show, rathe than with whoever the new host turns out to be, rather than tucker, and we've seen thi before we've seen it. you are just talking about it, you

what led up to mark jennings' resignation?r had called for the resignations of not only mark jennings but the sheriff kevin clarity and alicia manning and a jail administrator hendricks. only jennings resigned. he is the one in that recording that you reference. he is accused of making those comments about it's not the way it used to be and referencing lynchings and throwing bodies in mud creek. a local newspaper there, "the mccurtain gazette" had a recording they legally obtained in a meeting and that's where the fallout began. there's actually another article that is scheduled to be published tomorrow and they plan to include a qr code with the entire three hours of that recorded meeting, the first release of audio with clips. >> we're seeing some of the frustration, the anger in that community there. is there any comment yet from the county itself or from mark jennings? >> reporter: when jennings put out his resignation letter to the governor, the governor's office sent it to us, it was sort of strange because it's written

signed an agreement bay in beijing that the playmaker will open a 2nd final assembly line in china. jen, jen, facility will effectively double air bus production in the country. australia's financial regulator has canceled the derivatives business license of the world's biggest crypto currency exchange. finance company has come under scrutiny after it misclassified some retail investors, as wholesome finance also faces regulatory actions in the united states. the u. k. italy, singapore and britain will take you to raw senior and mon gara now to fabulous and rio de janeiro where a charity provides volunteers with culinary training ingredients and a mission not just feed the hungry but delight there. take days them to bring them some happiness to those who needed most. chef analisia. acosta prepares marinated pork loin with lime and ginger. then she packs a 100 portions for people in her community. her senior, real 2nd largest vela coastal runs one of brazil's 52 solidarity kitchens, an initiative by god from ativa, a charitable organization that provides volunteers in poor communities wi

what jen bio pro is all about. this is a company that's spent nearly a decade developing a generic version of mifid press down the only in the united states so that people could access the medication regardless of where they lived or their income level or their background that the company continues to be committed to that it will use the legal process and regulatory processes as it needs to, and it has been encouraging to see the strong responses that we've seen across the board from the industry, the government, other companies as well as patients and providers. speaking up about the importance of access and the importance of our overall fda regulatory authority in this country. what was just trying to get at is just kind of the impact not not on the company with what this would mean because dan co. the other company that makes mr preston has said that it is warned when it joined the suit, the appeal with the justice department that it may be unable to continue operating if this injunction remains in effect, but r

the michael stilson, jen psaki -- and with us. let's start with you, andrew. the impact on fox and how do you think things have changed since the dominion lawsuit? should we expect a new approach for fox news or is it going to be more of the same? >> i know there has been so much hand wringing and i know that in some cases there has been delight and what people view in the stock price today. from a financial perspective, is not clear that the loss of tucker carlson is going to have a meaningful impact. clearly not a 3% impact on the actual economics of the business. most of the business of fox news for the most part is affiliate fees. it is the cable subscription fees. 4.2 billion dollars worth annually. the sponsorship east is one point for some odd billion dollars. i'm not gonna say that's not significant but if they lose $10 million a night or a year, rather, on this show, rather than you over the new house turns out to be, rather than tucker, we've seen this. before you were just talking about it in the last segment. so many big time names that we all know

nato secretary general jens stoltenberg flew to kyiv. there is already a video of soltenberg appearing on mykhailivska square, this visit was not announced, but we know that the 11th rammstein is to take place on april 21, and it is obvious that the nato secretary general's visit to ukraine, in particular, is connected with what will happen at the united states military base the united states of america in germany previously announced that the main topic of the 11th meeting in the rammstein format will be the provision of anti-aircraft missiles to ukraine for anti-aircraft systems . do you know what the agenda will be at rammstein 11? of the anti-putin coalition in the number of more than 50 ministers of defense well, i think that after all the issues that will be considered at rammstein are more complex and those messages that are based on publications such as fine nation times the main problem now is uh, the dwindling stocks of ukrainian soviet uh missiles for air defense. i still think that this problem is exaggerated, after all , air

and jen psaki, thank you and make sure to watch "inside with jen psaki" sundays at noon here on msnbc. she had a great interview with john kerry which is online. we'll bring you the president's comments when it begins. >>> and asa hutchinson has officially announced he's running for the republican nomination he's one of the few who are openly criticizing donald trump. but first her turn e. jean carroll taking the stand in her civil rape lawsuit against former president trump today. how strong is her case, which involves alleged defamation? what does it mean for trump's legal troubles and what has he been saying online this morning? that's next. 'll be right back in just 60 seconds. stay with us right here on msnbc. g the services you want in the clouds of your choice. with flexible multi-cloud services that enable digital innovation and enterprise control, vmware helps you innovate and grow. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job descri

tutt karenzhan pierre and jen psaki two from the casket are the same from the face. why does the white house need such incredibly smart press secretaries in quotation marks, whom they serve, we understand the dolls of the heir. tutti with you again, i'm maria butina, i don't know, i don't know, i don't know, i don't know, i really don't know. i have read this and am not familiar with the term. i 'll check. let's see what our team meant by this term. i have a question for you, as a specialist in the united states. why is the white house picking up such incredibly ignorant press secretaries. the first thing comes to mind? what the white house secretaries are like, because sometimes it's really very difficult to extrapolate and frame what you come from the white house. plus, of course, the personal qualities of these people, because maybe these people received a fairly good education by american standards. but, in principle, they are not competent about their education. we 'll figure it out. there is a whole bunch. this is your favorite part. in the meantime, you know,

mehdi hasan jen psaki. you, what a great --. is this working okay. what a great here. this is amazing. well first, i want to start by just giving you a little heads up that when we get to the q&a portion, then you will all have the opportunity to debate many should you choose. so people here who know him know there's some safe topics where he'll be on the other side he's a cheese lover. you hate cheese. get on up there. or if are somebody who thinks covid restrictions should have been thrown a year ago, he's also happy debate you. so just heads up for that. i will note that while you're thinking about this, i have a blurb on the back where i refer many as one of the toughest interviews i did in the white house. so just prepare yourself. make some notes, and you'll have your time. so i want to start because everybody in here may own the book or maybe their potential book buyers and book buyers for their friends. why do you need to know to win a debate? what is goal? it's a great question and thank you, everyone, for coming out. i realized how popular you were, jen, till

>> yeah, it's the right question to be asking, jen. everybody is focused on that right now in the pentagon. you know, we've mentioned snowden a couple of times this morning. this one feels, to me, a little bit more like the wikileaks chelsea manning. to put that in perspective, chelsea manning provided 750,000 documents to wikileaks this is about 100 documents. why so small because he was using paper to move them. what we could doprove this is redouble our efforts, not only at how we give classified clearances to individuals, but in the post clearance phase, we need to be more observant of individuals. doesn't mean we want to turn our military into, hey, we're spying on each other, but it does mean that if you see something, if you hear something, say something. that's the way you can find these kind of insider threats. >> obviously, admiral stavridis, we are concerned about the leaks, concerned how long this information was up online, but let's talk about the substance of the leaks i know in the past, you've had people leaking documen

let'sjoin it. at jens stoltenberg is holding a press conference. let's join it.— conference.oin it. at times like this friends _ conference. let's join it. at times like this friends and _ conference. let's join it. at times like this friends and allies - conference. let's join it. at times like this friends and allies are - like this friends and allies are more important than ever and a fenland now has the strongest friends and allies in the world. president putin wanted to slam nato's today we show the world that he failed. that aggression and intimidation do not work. instead of less nato, he has achieved the opposite, more nato. and our door remains firmly open. thank you for your outstanding leadership and commitment, president, and for leading finland into the most successful alliance in history. so welcome, welcome to the alliance. thank you, it is great to be here. as secretary _ thank you, it is great to be here. as secretary generaljens said, i want _ as secretary generaljens said, i want to— as secretary generaljens said, i want to thank you, you have been with us_

i think that jen's e is going a little too far in one direction.nd i wouldn't say that i'm entirely on board with that. i would say that my view for the future is also cautiously optimistic. um but i feel we really have to work together. look there's very panel and six strangers of different backgrounds and ages. we haven't yelled at each other once. if we can just expand on this and have people actually talk. who have differences in age. backgrounds beliefs. uh that's that's where the answers will lie. that's what we do here every night. so our panel of gen xers and jen's ears are going to talk to each other about this right after the break. there's a new breed of hornet sweeping the nation. are you picking this u ? country by swarm the all new dodge hornet. most name and bars and body washes. you rub on your skin or classified by the fda is synthetic. you're not a dish. you're a man and men deserve real all natural soap, dr. squatch natural soap. if you're 50 or over, you can be taking advantage of everything aarp has to offer right now join aarp

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national level joining us now, blayne alexander in nashville, and former white house press secretary jen psaki. we just heard from justin jones. what are the next steps for this legislature? he mentioned he is not sure if they are appointed now to hold the seats and run again, ishe i not sure they will get seated. >> reporter: that's what we are hearing as well. within the last hour or so, members of the tennessee black caucus, the black members of the statehouse here behind me, held their own news conference. it was emotional they didn't mince words in terms of how they felt and how they are feeling today. they made the clear point that even though we have two vacancies now, those seats could easily be refilled by the two members who were just expelled in fact, the metro council is meeting on monday to vote to appoint someone to that ray can -- vacancy. they could send representative jones back to his seat now the black caucus members are focused on making sure those members are not blocked from regaining the seats from when they were just booted. the chairman said he believes race play

i think that jen's e is going a little too far in one direction.ouldn't say that i'm entirely on board with that. i would say that my view for the future is also cautiously optimistic. um but i feel we really have to work together. look there's very panel and six strangers of different backgrounds and ages. we haven't yelled at each other once. if we can just expand on this and have people actually talk. who have differences in age. backgrounds beliefs. uh that's that's where the answers will lie. that's what we do here every night. so our panel of gen xers and jen's ears are going to talk to each other about this right after the break. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now there's sky rizzi. belief control of everything to me. significant symptom relief with sky rizzi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements at four weeks is the first and only i'll 23 inhibitor for that can deliver both clinical remission in endoscopic improvement. the majority of people on scott tracy achieved long lasting remission at one year. serious a

jen psaki, no laws were fwbroke but your thoughts? broken is small solace to most people in the american public who are waking up and thinking, what on earth a supreme court justice took this nine-day cruise to indonesia that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars i think, mika, looking at just this week of stories for the republicans, obviously, we've talked a lot this morning already about what happened in tennessee. but you have donald trump, the former president, thinking he is above the law and should not be -- succumb to the justice system everyone else is. you have fox news, where they are continuing to provide lies knowingly to the public, thinking the public is dumb. then you have a supreme court justice living by a different set of rules this is the kind of stuff the public looks at and thinks, this is out of whack. this is not what we banwant the pillars of government to be representing that's why i think this story could actually stick with people the supreme court has already gotten popular it has lost popularity the last

amna: jen, this idea was raised a few months ago.of senators sent a letter to president biden in september of last year, asking him to use hipaa in this way. could this have been done sooner? jennifer: wellinitially, the department of health and human services put out guidance very early on to make clear what the protections are under hipaa. and we were waiting to see that, if this continued to happen, and if we saw states passing laws that would criminalize health care, lawful health care, we were ready to take action. and that's what the department of health and human services did today. amna: i know we're awaiting the next step from the appeals court when it comes to the tas judge's ruling on mifepristone. but there are already some advocates and some democrats even sayg that ruling was unfounded, and the administration should just ignore it. do you think you should do that? jennifer: well, you know what? this case in texas, this decision in texas is dangerous. but the department of justice feels that it is also dangerous to ignor

before we go for today, i want to give a special shout out fo executive producer and his new live jenan amazin group of producers every singl week alex has been a central part o everything we have done today. to launch this show and ever show that we have done for that we also a special thanks to his new, wife jen. they got married last, night and we cannot be more thrilled for both of them as they spend the rest of their live together that does it for me today. be sure to follow the show o twitter, tiktok and instagram. we will be back here nex sunday at noon eastern but stay right where you are because there is much more msnbc content coming up righ after a quick break. >> a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york.

>> let's be clear jen. let us be clear, 1988, when ran for crawling is the firs time, i supported a ban on assault weapons, all right and a comparable state, a lo of people hunt here, to target patrice, et cetera where we are right now, th world has seen horrific louis, unspeakably, in the last 2 plus years, are these terrible terrible mass shootings an schools, and elsewhere and a very good news is that ordinary americans, in large numbers understand that we nee at least common sense gu safety legislation that means people who should not own guns for a variety o reasons, based on thei background, must not have them we need universal background checks, in my view, for th last 20 plus years i think that when you ar looking these automatic weapon that are designed to kil people rapidly, these ar military weapons, these are no weapons that should be in ou civilian, civil society. >> president, former president trump has appealed to workin class voters, as have you over the course of your career quit a bit. and

what about the others who were caught on that audio you have jennings and what about manning and what? any other word or larry hendrix, word from them or kevin clardy about what they might do >> other than sheriff colardy saying he plans to investigate the recordings we have not heard from them. we have reached out and they have not spoken about possible resignations or making any statement of any kind. one of our state senators leased a statement after that resignation saying he's asked everyone involved to resign. there have been multiple people calling on their resignation and it's sort of a wait and see at this point. >> what's been the reaction from oklahoma >> there were protests on monday outside of the county commissioners meeting in idabel which is three and a half hours away from where our tulsa station is it's pretty far from where the metropolitan areas are there was a hospital in idabel, the county seat of mccurtain county on lockdown after a bomb threat that turned out to be a hoax they evacuated the entire hospital. >> that's interesting. these positions r they voted in

>> it's a continuation, jen. what you said, we ar alarmists and we should be but it started way back when whe they started putting these far-right federalist judges on the bench for this very reason listen, i come from nevada, am a state that's a prou pro-choice state, two thirds o the voters here, two third voted to allow and codify ro v. wade. they really respective women's right to choose. and that is democrats, that' republicans, that's no partisans, it's men, it's women. i can tell you just in the las two years, as i was goin around the state talking about my reelection, this was an issue for so many people they saw what was happening, this erosion of women's rights in this country when it come to the right to choose reproductive freedom rights, right? that, to me, this has been a path that far-right extremis republican started when they started stacking the supreme court, stacking these benche with federalist judges now we are seeing th repercussions. whip is so crazy about all this, jen, and you know this,

his return from there, jens stoltenberg literally repeated the statement made at a press conferencet he held back in in kiev, together with volodymyr zelensky, there he stated that nato ukraine belongs to nato, and here in europe, he said that all countries of the alliance agree with this position. our contact group sent over 230 tanks and 1,500 armored vehicles and other ammunition to ukraine in a matter of months to support the nine new armed units. we also accelerated the delivery time for the m-1 and abrams tanks in order to provide ukraine with even more armored vehicles in the coming months, the tanks that ukrainians will use for training will arrive here in germany in the next few weeks. this was a statement by the head of the pentagon, austin lloyd, who summed up the results of the meeting that took place at the iranstein base. as can be seen from his statement , the main discussion nevertheless revolved around the supply of tanks to ukraine. uh, de facto, even before the meeting , this was announced by the media, which announced that the first abrams tanks that washington p

. >> let's bring in jen psaki. >> john heilemann here. >> jen, you look at the 25%. i've never seen that number attached to any candidate who was actually the leading contender for his party or her party's nomination i do wonder if, sometimes, when you have favorability ratings collapsing to 25%, which means three in four americans do not have a favorable impression of h him, if we see that trickle down to the base, who maybe, a all these years, realizes that donald trump is not good for the republican party he's not good for the conservative community he can't win elections anymore >> right also, 25%, sometimes you'd see it for a candidate who is on the rise, who people still don't know yet but everybody knows donald trump. he has a 100% approval rating, right? there aren't undecided voters coming his way back in november, he had a drop, right? decembesantis had a rise after e november elections it was very clear at that point in time that he was a loser. i mean, he was supporting losers that has faded a little bit because desantis hasn't appeared to be as strong as

kind of house it is really they're looking for short cripple walls maybe a couple of steps up. >> so jen i will if i want to find out more information. >> earthquake brace >> # >> >> >> >> you are watching san francisco rising. >> hi, you are watching san francisco rising. reimagining our city. he's with us to talk about how our library's economic recover. mr. lambert, welcome to the show. >> thank you. i'm glad to be here. >> i know it's been difficult to have books going virtual. have we recovered? >> yes, we are on our way. our staff stepped up big time during the pandemic to respond to the health emergency. since last may, we have been able to steadily increase in person access to library facilities. currently we are at 95% of our precovid hours of operation. in the coming weeks we are going to fully restore all of our hours. we have four branches that we are going to bring back to seven day service. they are currently operating at 5 days a week and we are going to go to every tag line and i know all the foot traffic has not returned to san francisco, but our library is seeing a resu

associated with the we see various celebrities jumping into the spirits industry from ryan reynolds aviator, jen to the brian james's lobos tequila and it's easy to see why they're so attracted to this industry where the average standard margins are at 60 percent growth. so how the margins for these spirits so high? well, for scotch and whiskey, they're not particularly expensive to make. the glass bottle itself. sometimes can be more expensive than the actual liquid, barley, yeast, grain, and water are all that you need, which comes out to only about a dollar a bottle, plus the electricity it takes to run the distillery. then you have the cash cost, which is highly variable between the spanish oak, the ex sherry barrels, etc. and this can cost anywhere from $2000.00 to $10000.00. so produced a scale, a simple bottle of scotch would cost less than $3.00 a bottle. if the liquor were to be aged, then the cost would go up given the cost of time and the loss due to the vibration due to the aging process. so the fancy last balls and packaging would add about another $2.00, but by far, the biggest cos

presence on the eastern flank, and in that including directly at the borders of russia, however , jensenberg, hastened to make a remark , they say they want not to provoke a conflict, but to prevent it. although, as they say, fresh tradition. and specific associations. this suggests not only the recent history of the expansion of the north atlantic bloc after the collapse of the soviet union, but also those who largely determined the aggressive ideological image of nato, having settled down to work in the alliance literally at the dawn of its existence . of course, we are talking about the surviving german nazis high-flying, whether it be an officer of the nazi, general staff, adolf heusinger or, for example, hans spatula, who held a leading position in one of the army. it is no secret of the wehrmacht that at the end of world war ii, both of them felt great in nato structures, and these are just two examples of many. who else was useful to the collective west and how to do 3 now? the reich lives to this day under other flags, natalya goncharova natalya is ready to tell you good evenin

jen griffin had an opportunity to ask a question, mr.ry, and that is based on the protocols that are in place, the nondisclosure agreements, i mean, this is still happening, and i'm just curious if you are hearing the reaction from the pentagon that you would want to hear, it does appear to be a massive breach. but when asked if it's a massive breach, not committing to that. are you surprised? >> yeah, i'm a little surprised. it is a massive breach and its hurt our efforts in ukraine. may have revealed sources and access in the russian military and caused embarrassment from allies from seoul, korea to israel. so yeah, it is a breach. we don't know the full scale of it. limiting the distribution list is the first step, and then you have to look at can you get some type of insider threat technologies employed in computers so you can see when people are downloading or printing off large amounts of information. that is usually a clue, if will you. i went through it in the private sector, something happening out of the ordinary, gives you a w

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because to him, according to jens stoltenberg. we still need to survive in the current conflict. that is, calling a spade a spade to continue the war to the last ukrainian, and just for this purpose the collective west deliberately allocate 8 billion euros, while parting with that kind of money. for the sake of zelensky they want. not everyone was convinced of this, our european correspondent anastasia popova in the elections held in finland, prime minister san marin, who was remembered in foreign policy for having applied for the country's entry into nato , her party was defeated, not even the second third according to the results of the vote. however, this is not enough, what changes tomorrow the country becomes the 31st member of the military-political alliance, the ceremony will be held at the headquarters. in brussels, general secretary jens, stoltenberg, assured that nato is ready to absorb more and ukraine, only that it must first defeat russia. especially since they have already invested more than 65 billion dollars in this. i welcome. the fact that modern tanks and armor

a significant military presence on the eastern flank, this was stated by secretary general of the jensloc, stoltenberg in the alliance, they say the targets are exclusively conflict prevention. they are in a provocation . however, similar statements were made earlier by the aggressive policy of nato. natalia goncharova they were the ideologists of the third reich, and became military commanders of nato in the book the nuremberg diary of mark gilbert , excerpts from the speech of hermann goering were brought. once the second man in nazi germany and even then he was speaking in court. he said that the west would have to confront the russian threat decades later and before the results of the second world war they distorted and again started talking about the alleged threat from moscow, but since those times the west has been actively using supporters of the idea of ​​nazism, for example, the baltic generals, having found a loophole for this with the help of a special document, a special decision was made that the baltic officers, let's say so. e, troops, with e. they, uh, will not be cons

here, of course, considered unacceptable, the meeting takes place the day after the return jens stoltenbergev, where he paid a surprise visit, while in ukraine , stoltenberg declared that this country belongs to nato and now officially invited vladimir zelensky to take part in the north atlantic summit. in the alliance in june of this year, returning to europe, ian stoltenberg said all the countries of the north atlantic alliance agree that ukraine should join nato, this allah says, all nato allies agree that ukraine will become a member of the alliance with president zelensky very clear expectations. we discussed with him the topic of joining the alliance , as well as security guarantees. of course , ukraine needs security, because no one can say when and how this war will end, but we know when it will happen. we need to be sure that history will not repeat itself, that russia will not have the opportunity to attack ukraine again and undermine european security . on his twitter, a, in particular, the head of the hungarian government , viktor urban, and the head of the german ministry of de

and jens stoltenberg believes that this will be useful for all of europe. well, i will continue.ry is the mother of democracy. if you thought that it was greece, then you were mistaken, because it is india, at least according to the version the prime minister of this country in a fashion rendering, speaking at the summit for democracy, he stated that the democratic elections of leaders for his country have been characteristic since ancient times and , according to him, he even writes about this in the ancient epic mahabharata well, next is a quote from the head of the indian government, democracy is not just a structure, it is also a spirit, and it is based on the fact that the needs and intentions of each person are equally equal. mona lisa went on strike, not a painting by the famous leonardo da vinci, but the employees of the louvre , where it is exhibited for the show on monday, the workers of the paris museum joined the general strike against the pension reform planned by the government , the work of the louvre was suspended, the louvre residents blocked the entrance to the