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so we'll get more on this with joe hall, joining us from keith. so jonah was the war and ukraine that led to this major change in nato's makeup. it did? yes. look at the simplest terms. the fact of russia invasion of ukraine last year prompted a very urgent rethink by countries bordering russia and close to usher about this security and the extent to which russia may pose a threat to them in the future. you may recall the. busy small a bowls, baltic states in particular were very nervous, but they of course, were already nature members benefiting from the guarantee of collective security body. do not go 5. the idea that an attack on one is an attack on all, not so finland, and it's $1300.00 plus get on the border with russia north suite and not far away. who had both kept this commitment of neutrality for years. but then with substantial public support, as you heard it there, decided to do otherwise, applying for native membership. it was very quickly approved at a political level. it had to be approved unanimously by all the members parliaments that has h

well, joe hall is in london covering this jonah, pretty striking comments from the british home secretary, what's been the fall out what? well, yes. these comments made by what a problem in the home secretary during the course of a morning round of interviews in the context of course of efforts by the government to pass legislation through the house of commons here to try and end the crossing of people into this country across the english channel seeking asylum here. and it has to be said, these are not comments that are out of keeping with other things. that's where the problem and has said recently that of course, members of our own party to call out her quote racist rhetoric. and even going so far as to suggest that she is doing this as a way of courting the right wing support ahead of any possible future leadership contest to i'm yes, as you heard there, these comments falling broadly within that sort of bracket. this idea of a clash of values, their values crashing with our values. this idea of a nexus between migration and crime and criminality. very much pock now of the tone and te

jonah, how al jazeera lumber media reports in the united states suggest president joe biden is about to announce his reelection bid. what health correspondent, kimberly, how can, has more for washington? it's expected that you as president joe biden will announce his intentions to run for reelection as early as tuesday in our white house rose garden event. on monday, the u. s. president told reporters he's planning on running and he will let people know about his decision real soon. it is already rumors that announcement is expected via video release as early as tuesday. but already there are questions about the president's fitness for office. given his advanced age, he is at 80 already the oldest person to run for reelection. he would be $82.00 at the time of election day in november of 2024. if you one reelection, he would be $86.00 leaving the office and we do know a new pull out in the united states shows that also supporters. the supporter joe biden, back in 202040 percent say he should not run for reelection still the u. s. president is forging ahead, according to his supporter

speak to her in just a moment, but 1st let's bring and joe hall, joining us from keith to tell us what more we're learning about this alleged incident jonah, and whether the video has been independently verified. but we've grown used in the last 14 months, so somebody to seeing pretty gruesome footage of war. but this particular instant makes very grim viewing indeed. and for that reason, we're obviously not able to broadcast it. there are 2 videos in fact that emerged overnight. one showing reporting to show 2 ukrainian military corpses beheaded. the 2nd video is far more graphic. it purports to show a russian soldier torturing and then beheading a ukrainian prisoner of war. and there are signs in the video that the ukrainian may have been alive when the heading process begins. importantly, it is impossible to independently verify this video equally impossible to independently verify its context. the units involved where it happened or when it happened, although it's been pointed out that the foliage in the surroundings in the video, stickly lush and green, suggest that this was taken at the very least. well before the start of winter. l

jonah i think the whole spectacles is unserious and silly. i agree that people should talk. i think one of the reasons but it's gonna be much easier for kevin mccarthy to get joe biden to talk if you actually get his caucus together to vote on something. the problem is, you're asking a lot of people to vote on something that may not pass, and then they're out there putting their necks out for a package that is going to make it much easier for people to run against them on and so it's a difficult thing for mccarthy to do with only four votes. despair um, i see these arguments about the debt ceiling thing very much like the arguments about like the judicial filibuster, right. it's like democrats do it, and then republicans say it's outrageous that you're doing that. and then the party is in power switch and the republicans do it, and democrats say it's outrageous that you're doing that. this is your right. it's happened 79 times in the past, but there's an enormous amount of hypocrisy on both sides about this both on the overspending and also with the fighting about it. all right. audie cornish, jonah goldberg. representatives espaillat and mace. thank you. grea