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bush. i'm going to vaporize him first, give him a name. he's low energy jeb.are going to line up in the polling that, well, he could still be president, it's just a misdemeanor. it's vintage trump what's happening right now. >> alvin bragg says i'm not going to do it on your timeline. in fact, we're going to let the jury take off until 2027. or at least a couple weeks. >> that was interesting. why? >> bragg is not going to let him -- he whipped everybody into a frenzy. >> maybe he's waiting for something else to pop first. >> calling more witnesses. who knows? you're right, alvin bragg is not on indictment watch. he's running an investigation. if that means re-interviewing people and bringing in other witnesses, he can do it. >> we'll continue politics in just a moment. we want to turn now to the latest from nashville, where the first vigil for the six victims of monday's deadly school shooting was held yesterday. katie beck has the latest. ♪ what the world needs now is love, sweet love ♪ >> reporter: at nashville's public square, an emotional tribute to the s

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why definitely before says s and i will send a lot that's a lot not too low. russia to go with head because we understand that mr. bush and his desire to supply completed the next creature. we will discuss several deadlines that you forces each time it's not happening though it is ruining the strategic plan of the rush situation as well. patrick, what do you think about this battle for back to a 100 points out has been going on for many, many months. huge losses on both sides, but it is much more symbolic than strategic 7 months now. yes, i think so. obviously, political reasons. russia needs a when, therefore, this was the place it was going to be, again, it would have given them more control on it can potentially be under their control if there was a negotiated settlement. there's the internal politics thing between because in the, the russian military and he said he'll take it so he's got a lot of interest to do. so the russian ministry also came to undermine of take of themselves. and you've also got that because it's gone on. so long and in so many people, so many people have been killed, maybe 30000 russians. an

lowering standards, lowering expectations and, you know, i recall how often president bush talked about the soft bigotry of lowblatantly deceptive to all kids involved. >> martha: you know, i want to go back to what you just mentioned. there was a law or a standard in michigan that said you had to be able to read by third grade. it's a very good measure. you don't want a student to go further than that. they'll feel lost if they can't read. so now that they are changing that standard, they're going to allow kids that can't read to advance to fourth grade? how won't that child feel frustrated and more nervous? >> exactly. michigan is among a number of states that have had the law on the books and it's been working well to catch kids before they move to that period of learning where they have to be able to read and learn. there's plenty of -- there's been plenty of remedies to catch up. the democrats, their solution is just do away with it and pretend it's not really a problem. we are failing these kids by continuing to move them on and give them a false perception of what they can do and make them more frustrat

they approach the target at extremely low altitudes, barely touching the tops of the bushes, with suchour infantry goes forward, freeing street after street from the militants, they normally got well. the guys normally covered with themselves. these people fled from their homes near artyomovsk, which the ukrainian military occupied and turned into firing points, but i grew up in the soviet union in my memory, then, i understood how i got on the train in artyomovsk, without any customs, without any borders. and how to understand when my neighbor or classmate with whom i studied for 100,000 went to shoot me and my children sergey, along with his wife and children, are neo-nazis. first, they kicked out of the house, and then from the school basement in which they were hiding, the defenders of the kiev regime who dug out in the village. hmm moved to the basement in the neighbor 's neighbor left, and we moved to their basement scary, because they are fast russian military. evacuated from under artyomovsk a few hundred civilians and that's it. this time, little kira reassured her mother and

bush talked about expanding health centers to every low income community in america. today we have medical deserts for almost 100 million americans. was bush right in his desire to expand community health centers all across this country? amanda, you want to take a shot at that? >> certainly. i appreciate you calling out the long history of bipartisan support for health centers. i think that he is right. i think how centers are poised to step up and do everything that they can to care for as many people that are in need. our proposal focuses on reaching 40 million patients. certainly, i think health centers are up to the task. to be honest, senator, and members of the committee, it really will come down to the investment that is made enabling to do so. if we are talking about caring for about 100 million americans, which i think health centers could certainly scale to do with the appropriate investment, we would need to scale our proposal up. it would be considerably more year to year but there has never been a time when i have seen health centers not me to task. where

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president bush rejected that advice and partly because collin powell argued at the time, if you have 9/11 and if you go into afghanistan, the american people will understand that because that's where the low gusts of the planning for 9/11 occurred. but if you go into iraq people would think what's that about? we did not believe saddam hussein was after 9/11. you couldn't tie it in. how would you explain going into iraq? so that agitation was rejected by the president. but i think the president came to where i described, you know, a lot of administrations when you come in. you've won an election. you know, the adrenaline is up and you think by golly, what the guys did before was a mistake. we're writing on a blank sheet of paper. we knew we weren't writing on a blank sheet of paper so far as iraq is concerned. one of the things that is not appreciated enough if i think about it is, because you're not writing on a blank sheet of paper and when you have a long standing crisis like iraq, i don't think people appreciate how much prior decisions have actually narrowed your options. so in the end of the day, bush was faced with exactly the choice i describe. either say the whole 12 years of effo