machalagh?— things about ukraine. machalagh? things about ukraine. machalarh? ., , machalagh?aking sure that we finish the war in— in making sure that we finish the war in ukraine and i think having— the war in ukraine and i think having foreign countries to stop— having foreign countries to stop meddling in american politics— stop meddling in american politics is never good, it makes _ politics is never good, it makes people a bit uncomfortable and nervous but there _ uncomfortable and nervous but there are — uncomfortable and nervous but there are still significant bipartisan support to make sure ukraine — bipartisan support to make sure ukraine finishes the job and that— ukraine finishes the job and that nobody is being held captive _ that nobody is being held captive to put in's imaginary red lines _ captive to put in's imaginary red lines which has been a failure _ red lines which has been a failure of— red lines which has been a failure of the beynon administration up until now. we will have to _ administration up until now. - will have to leave the bear. i'm sure we wil

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economic issues of course continuing to be a big one as well, machalagh, and looking at some of the latestonomic issues, closing slightly between the candidates. i wonder do you think the trump campaign has effectively found its attack line? there was a lot of questions about that, i think, when harris first took to the ticket about whether they could find it. do you think they have? i think they have. i think the focus on the specifics on the policy is where their strength is and there is a lot of enthusiasm around vice president harris, as long as she is not talking specifics. as soon as she says anything specific about price controls, you know, there ends up being a lot of criticism because the positions she has taken over the last decade are wildly unpopular for economic purposes, for immigration purposes and how the american populace views her positions, so she stays away from talking about them and republicans can focus on the priorities and the policies and specifics, they can close the gap. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look at some other storie