it should be better communicated as kori said?— as kori said?kori said? it is indeed a - problem, i would entirely agree when _ problem, i would entirely agree when it— problem, i would entirely agree when it comes to the western theory— when it comes to the western theory of— when it comes to the western theory of victory, the famous endgame _ theory of victory, the famous endgame question of when and how will— endgame question of when and how will this end, so there has been _ how will this end, so there has been no — how will this end, so there has been no sufficient answer, both in the _ been no sufficient answer, both in the long—term from western allies. — in the long—term from western allies. no— in the long—term from western allies, no agreed upon answer and there _ allies, no agreed upon answer and there has been no clear goal— and there has been no clear goal that— and there has been no clear goal that was set for the counteroffensive to which especially weapons supplies could — especially weapons supplies could be tailored. and that m

you are right, kori, there is a lot going on on capitol hill this week.it did seem to be more of a difficult visit this time for president zelensky. it is not only this visit which is more difficult, it's the general context for ukraine which is becoming more difficult, not only in the us, also in europe. the slow pace of the counteroffensive, although certainly there is still more to come before winter sets in, is something that has discouraged some publics and has given space to questions about how long this war will continue and it has certainly dampened the hope that there will be one counteroffensive successful this year, and then the war might somehow get to an end. so it is the international context that has changed, it is the counteroffensive that makes it more difficult, that is a challenge that zelensky will face not only in washington but also in european capitals. liana, given that context, what does that mean for international support for ukraine right now? first of all it means that allies will have to prepare that support for ukraine should

>> thank you for joining us today, this is called "he had it coming", for the reporters was mary, kori and marianne mather. he had it coming, nn on the map. nancy, nancy. kori has been a reporter and she she and colleagues collaborate with a nod to the yesteryear and together they find this in the chicago tribune newsletter. marianne has been photo journalist and editor. and every facet of photography, the weekly editor of the tribune major. curates. and rick writes for the chicago tribune, the creator, host-- (laughter) >> wgn radio sunday's papers and the author of a dozen books. a chicago tavern, the history of the billy goat, sidewalks one and sidewalks two. and photographer charles osgood. our moderator, mary is a journalist and teacher and her book was named best biography by the society of midland authors. please help me welcome our distinguished guests. >> nice. >> high, folks, thanks for braving the rain. so great to be here, rick, marianne, kori, and i just wanted to say that this book is so much fun. in alice in wonderland complains she doesn't like the look of her sister's

fortune-telling, playing paraquat, playing fun things, they played together, and i have seen this discussion of kori'sel many years ago. i was, but the characteristic they have actually entered into every culture of their own writing they give that color and culture, if during the qajar era, at the end of the qajar era, real criticism was effective , this was at a great financial loss, research on magic, astrology and its types, and it was very intense. general and many books have been written, yadman naseem shamal series, who in his society cries about two things, financial theft and the conditions of the statistical society and theft, and we are tired of so many books . abbas abbas had a lot of experience with transcendental structures and gold, and it was supposed to be me. also the information that i am wrong about the book about wonders the creatures think that something very interesting has been written about the elves, in fact it is strange . alas, today's books have actually written something like, for example, you want to travel, go to work, we want to get married , but i don't know what to d

that china does not get involved in the conflict, it seems that the sanctions are not violated, and koripply these types of ammunition to the russian federation , that is, the enemy is not sleeping and is also trying to solve its problems with ammunition, mr. viktora, thank you very much who joined the broadcast, victor pavlyuk, expert defense center, who was with us as a communication channel, thank you. well, let me remind you that a meeting of the un security council is currently underway in new york , the topic of which is the announced support for the peace and security of ukraine. made a speech, we analyzed it here a little earlier, and now let's hear an excerpt of this speech from the start of a full -scale aggression to be launched by a state that is still for some reason among the permanent members of the security council of the oun. 574 days of the pain of the loss of the struggle have already passed . russia killed at least tens of thousands of our people and made millions of refugees by destroying their home, the majority of the world recognizes the truth about this war, it i

kori, she worked on the base read any commission so i would love for her to talk about that experience and the reminder that the past is always with us unless we take it on, take it out and do something about it. spurt it was a privilege to enter michelle howard's leadership and i think a lot of the reason quite sincerely a lot of the reason there hasn't been more pushback to exchange that the commission ushered in was the great and excellent leadership at all how it brought to the process that was inclusive, that was consulted to job that helped bring communities along. i have to tell you though it was genuinely shocking to realize that the department of defense has 10,000 properties named for people who voluntarily serve in the confederacy. we renamed or recommended the renaming of the ten big army bases and two capital ships, but 10,000 properties named for people serve in the confederacy. i'd like to mention two things. first one of the most egregious properties for me was until this year at the united states military academy at west point there was a 20-foot high portrait of rober