john nelson right from the center for geo politics at cambridge university. and we asked him how so is interpreting a warning by for that americans who said, supporting ukraine would be a very big mistake as well. i say what the russian leader is trying to say is that is that the sas grantsville minded to provide for the 1st time legal support to ukraine. i supported the phones, bombs, munitions, to enhance ukraine's ability to resist the russian impression that would be seen as a red line from the russian perspective and a normal this, a real critical question is, what does the enhanced security cooperation between moscow and young young, really, it might have to your a cool that north korea has been speaking to developing the satellite technology capabilities, unable to have satellite launch just a few weeks ago. but the sense is that in return for newest careers, provision of munitions and military support to russia in fighting the war and ukraine, the russians might be minded to provide that principle of technology. and of course, the language of this new

immediate dispatch and very, very quickly event of an attack on either one of the signatories, john nelson. right there from the center for geo politics at cambridge university. now after 8 and a half months of war and cause i b as rightly government still says it's plans are to destroy from us. but in an interview with israel's that channel, 13 broadcast or the spokes person of the as rarely army rear. admiral daniel. hi, gary said, how mazda cannot be destroyed? come on us is an idea. whoever things we can eliminate, how mazda is wrong. i am not referring to the alternatives, the political lash alone has to decide on that was a use rel, defense forces will implemented. but this business of destroying how much is simply throwing sand in the eyes of the public. if we don't bring something else to gun and then at the end of the day, we will get home. so we only come in a coma. and mazda is classified as a terrorist group by many western countries. in addition to its military wing, it has governed gauze us since 2007, and is a political force as well. let's take a look at what's left of the

this is john nelson right from the center for geo politics at cambridge university. now after 8 and a half months of war and gauze are the is riley government still says it plans to destroy mass. but in an interview with israel's channel, 13 broadcaster, the spokes person of the israeli army rear. admiral daniel, how garry said, how moss cannot be destroyed? come mamma is an idea. who are the things we can eliminate? how mazda is wrong? i am not referring to the alternatives, the political lash alone has to decide on that as well defense forces will implemented. but this business of destroying hama is simply throwing sand in the eyes of the public. if we don't bring something else to gun, and then at the end of the day, we will get home, i'll be on the company to come up. mazda is classified as a terrorist group. i'm any western countries in addition to its military wing, it has governed it also since 2007, and as a political force as well. let's take a look now what, what is less than the group and the danger it could still pose to israel. the thomas spiders firing

nelson mandela. asa hutchinson, john bullock, and larry hogan have said this is the rule of law. at least a few have said that this is what we need to do and this is how the american justice system works. but he's going to spin this. we know what he does because he's been doing the same thing for 8 years. >> one thing that is interesting is he does turn up the volume. when you think there's no more shock to be had, he says something more shocking. it's like the press conference he did. he brings up outrageous things and we don't how to make sense of. on one hand i don't want to be a people who says ignore him. on the other hand, how do you deal with the fact that he starts talking about 29,000 chinese soldiers with cell phones taking over the country. how to have reasonable conversations around why it's dangerous. we've seen a few more billionaires say they are backing donald trump. >> i would like every newspaper and every outlet in the mainstream media to employ two people. one an expert on fascism and a psychologist. because those people have experience in dealing with people

when you're looking at where he is, whether you're talking about sheldon adelson's widow or nelson peltz or johnrump needs a positive headline. they know that they are the group of people, the quote/unquote, ruling class whose affirmation, whose support he's always been desperate for. standing with donald trump now, what does that give you? a free pass, a get out of jail free card when and if he's the next president. here's what's important for us to clarify. now, lots of them are saying things like it's immigration that matters to me most. it's inflation. it's israel. well, let's break that down. if it's immigration, president biden tried to pass bipartisan, bipartisan bill that mostly republicans put together, and it was donald trump who blocked it. joe biden said yesterday, he's planning to make a move to shut down the border. president trump -- former president trump isn't doing that. if it's inflation, which is a problem, donald trump has not offered one single policy solution that would curb inflation. and last thing, if it's israel, last i checked, globalists which trump campaign has talk

took note, shifting focus to young ensemble flicks like the john hughes directed "breakfast club" starringaldy sheedy, molly ringwald, judd nelsonstevez. >> andrew? you've got to be number one! >> "st. elmo's fire," "like "the breakfast club," deals with young people in an honest fashion. it portrays them as thinking human beings instead of these mindless, crazy little children running around thinking about sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll. >> so suddenly kids are having genuine credit for genuine emotions, that these emotions are important and they're real and they're vital. so what better fodder for movies than actually young people where everything so is life and death? >> juju: in the center of that universe, the brat pack, a term coined in a 1985 "new york" magazine article. a play on "the rat pack" from the '50s and '60s. that article painting many of those young stars as privileged and entitled. >> it's preceded me into every room i've gone into professionally. i used to drag it around like the carcass of youth. >> reporter: mccarthy made his big-screen debut in the 1983 film "class" alongside rob lowe. >> got to straighten

put it this way, growing up my dad would always have in rotation elvis, or willie nelson, the gaithers and olivia newton johnhing i've done musically wrapped up. it's my parent ifs' fault. rachel: f -- i love it. i think as a christians, we can get upwith set about what's happening in the world, but we're really in exile. this isn't our fault. >> you're exactly right, strangers in a strange land. rachel: yeah. >> it sunt take much to look around and see things are not finish the tensions seem to be hijacked, but, i mean, some of my favorite stories in slipture are right out of exile. -- scripture. daniel and the lion's den, that's right, babylon. another one in the fire, that's right there in exile. so there's a lot, you know, there's hope in the middle of what looks to be chaotic. rachel: yes. >> i believe that god is active in history -- pete: amen. >> there's hope to be had. rachel: we're glad you're singing and writing about that. pete: you're going to perform graverobber, right? >> that's it. pete: off the new ifal a bum, the exile. take it away for us --al a bum, the exile. >> thank you so much, guys.

administrator nelson, how is nelson attempting to be responsive from the biological and physical sciences community in this constrained budget environment? >> congressman, when john glenn first flew, we weren't sure what was going to happen to the physical body. there was even concern that -- with the eyeballs stay in the socket? we had flown a chimpanzee prior. you just think, when you don't know what is going to be the physical biological reaction and how far we now have advanced where we are realistically giving ready to go back to the moon in order to prepare to go to mars. and so the function of the amount of grants that would go to a university such as the very eminent one you just mentioned in your district is a function of the amount of the budget that you give us. just in sciences and this fiscal year '24, because of the constraints that are upon you and '24 and '25 as a result of the compromise reached to be able to avoid the default of the full faith and credit of the united states government. for example, just in science, there is a billion-dollar cut in '24. a similar cut and '25. once you get to '26 and don't have the constriction that you have on t

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john, is that the republican party has shamefully aligned itself with him. this was supposed to be the law and order party, and now they're comparing donald trump to mother teresa nelson mandela and jesus christ, even because supposedly donald trump is a victim in a martyr, but they never have the same concern for black and brown people would we are wrongly incarcerated or the central park five, we down trump is still never apologize, too. so i think there's a lot of hypocrisy for republicans to live align themselves with trump. and it indicates, once again, if they're no longer a governing party, but they have instead become a grievance party. all about dental trump in his statement where you hear donald trump saying they could reach a breaking point. >> his supporters, there are some people who see that and see there is the hint of the threat of violence although some people are hearing what they want to hear. i think it is crystal clear what former president donald trump meant in those comments. and that is for a lot of americans, even those who disliked donald trump and thought he was guilty, the incarceration or home detention of a former president is a bridge to