this is a big responsibility, but to bear the name of the hero of russia on board, a modern ker.dimir nosov can be in autonomous navigation for up to five days and perform combat missions even in a four- magnitude storm . capital 10 we continue the morning broadcast. and what have you learned so far? at the forum army 2022, the russian ministry of defense signed contracts for the amount over 500

mathematicians of the public relations office, let's say the flower of the nation, which was forced by ker to ukraine, and the girls, the truth is, they go on dates and they specifically try to convey and transmit a-a to foreigners that there is a war in ukraine. it is not yet finished, please convey the name and i am very proud of it. i am proud of the fact that we are also freeing ourselves from the inferiority complex and how we a-a in europe talk about how professional we are a-a about when we arrive somewhere we immediately ask if we can work based on these documents, i generally say that those who left should be such little diplomats, a little bit, uh, sloppy in their dialogues, foreigners in many cities in britain celebrated independence day , uh, i know that, of course, and in in london, it was that you also joined, went to the event, so that meetings were constantly taking place, and i remember one the most, when we all gathered after the murder in the deer park hmm , everyone printed out photos of dima , a cossack, a soldier of the azov regiment, a photographer, and my colleagues

is the former president and the ker current minority leader helping you.e they would come together to help where they can, are they helping you? >> look. everyone knows that this is the 51 seat, everyone knows we can't take back the senate unless i win nevada. we have help from the entire ticket, entire party second spectrum. we have tim scott, we have president trump and ron desantis helping me, senator mcconnell, everyone knows that we have to win this race, if we want to get chuck schumer out of the leader's office. and start to reverse the tide of what is happening to the country. trey: we'll be watching adam laxalt, senate candidate thank you for joining us. >> thank you. trey: up next. more pga players are leaving for the new liv golf tour, what does that mean for the greatest game ever? michael breed breaking it down, next on "sunday night in america." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all-electric with room for up to seven. it's the suv electric has been waiting for. the all-new eqb from mercedes-benz. ♪ ♪ trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." the pga pou tour re

because consume kers willing to pay a subscription, eliminating ads.ing on, cut the costs investment won't be worth it get disciplined in a different way am i reading that wrong? >> no. i think you're right there i think what's interesting about what zaslav said trying to repudiate his predecessor running the warnermedia assets and said the decision to put all of their films direct on streaming is not something they want to continue with going forward. they want to make sure they have the theatrical out of the wind and instead of putting all eggs in the streaming basket they warrant to generate revenue from licensing constent seen the media companies move away from. exceptions like sony sony has been the arms dealer, they like to call themselves, for these streaming wars we've seen warner discovering, others, too, saying let's keep best content and focus best content on our streamer. zaslav's same, need diverse revenue streams and it's not just about our streaming service. >> things going in cycles. thanks. >>> meanwhile, shares of digital medical play

when china had taken ker is an assistant professor in history at james madison university in virginia. he explains why he thinks that government forces might have decided to launch an attack. now, the most important thing is about the timing now because it was a ceasefire over the last 7 months is it's important to have some insight about why this was presumed right now and not over the last few months. this, as everyone might have known, that since the federal government forces were defeated and were forced to leave the territory of to guy to guy was under 50 c h, receiving no fuel, no electricity, no communication, no banking. the idea about government must have thought by now that to guy forces are at the weakest point right now. so the organization and the relaunch of war is important. but what we shouldn't need is the war. and if you are right now, it's not just in at to grow it. your gas has lots of war fronts, particularly in romeo wars, has never or has never stopped since 202019, when the federal government opened fire only or a moderation army. so in that sense, the war resu

i'll visit is part of our broader trip to the end of pacific, including singapore, malaysia, south, ker and japan, focused on mutual security, economic partnership, and democratic governance. how does all this go down regionally? will certainly we know from the us perspective that ah, this has been framed ah, as a competition between the u. s. in china, and in particular under the vide in administration, as a contests between democracies and ot, hoffer sees. and the u. s. recognizes that, given china's economic happed, momentum and capacity for governance, look at its ability to mobilize with coven 19 that the u. s. has no hope of winning this contest on its own. so, ah, the creation of alliance is strengthening of alliances, whether that's august the quad, ah nato, that this is a very, very important component. but, ah, we also have to recognize to just like in the ukraine conflict, many countries, ah, chose not to get involved. so again, we have to see, but this is very escrow, tory, i think it's very destabilizing and whatever. ah, how speaker polo sees, motivations are for doing thi

. >> while we have you on the naigs reduction act, you have ever had any conversations with ker kyrstenssue of carried interest and why she decided for whatever reason that this was the, i don't want to say the hill to die on, but she was going to make a fight. do you know why she did that >> i had a lot of conversations with senator manchin i'm proud of them. i have not had conversations with senator sinema. here's what my speculation would be i hear the arguments all the time in silicon valley we need this as an investment, incentive, why, ro, are you for it, getting rid of the carried interest loophole. and i tell them, come on, you're going to make investment decisions because you went a thousand times return on google or facebook. it's just, there are a lot of people in private equity and venture capital who really believe in this. and she probably heard from a lot of them. some of us said no to them and she for whatever reason bought their argument >> last piece, i just want to go back if i could on the chip acts if you look at big tech, do you think they're really on board in ter