and it is always a pleasure for me to return to ukraine in this way, senator mccain gave the people the maidan that they were supported by the most powerful country in the world for the sake of a future that you want for your country. for the future you deserve. i said that you can’t know how, you can’t speak, firstly, you’re wrong. you can't take sides. creating their rights, thereby deepening the conflict when protesters take over government buildings and offices. tell me if it is permissible in any other country, for example, for the ambassador of ukraine to come to the protesters in ferguson and distribute gingerbread or pies there and blame the police of the united states of america. i think that this is unacceptable in any european country. and why was there such an attitude towards ukraine ? i talked to someone at that time, i constantly had contact with the vice-president of the water biden. i had frequent telephone conversations with him, but the fact is that mr. biden said one thing, while in ukraine they did something else in these states. in ukraine, he constantly receiv

you raised the whole mccain thing. after that happened, i remember the republican party establishment and most pendants said -- most pundants said this shows he can never win. he is outside the bounds of politics. he will be gone by october. he has no discipline. i remember being on hardball with chris matthews. he and i agreed this is going to play great. this is going to help him in the primaries. i remember talking to one of his advisors sometime later. he said we were really happy most people did not pick up on your point. we knew this was going to work. the fact that the republican establishment were saying he was toast because of that, we knew that helped us. it reinforced us with that base. they did not like john mccain, chris christie, jeb bush. republicans are weak because for the last 20 years the base believed barack obama and other democrats want to destroy the nation, and these other republicans did not say that, did not see that, did not believe that muslims were a terrorist threats, all the things they h

up the nation's code with honor, those are thrown out the window when donald trump attacked john mccain, who spent five years in the hanoi hilton for america, serving the armed forces of the united states, keeping faith with his other prisoners of war. and then it became a joke. it became sort of a show. my problem is as somebody i spent my entire life in the armed forces, i swore an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, i'm a philadelphiaen so i'm an originalist on this particular subject. it really has gone to where the man has become their version of what america represents and but that america as it was designed, as it was planned, as it was going on very nicely until 2016, they no longer want to be part of that, they want to invent their own version of this. i would call it a constitutional autocracy where they can, they don't have a president, they just have a leader who will rule over 65% of the country with his 35%. >> so in reading they want to kill americans, i got the sense that you saw january 6th as a prelude. >> yes. >> rather than a final event

and john mccain got it, he got it. and what he did, he didn't call me.turned him over to the fbi. hoping to put me in danger. and it's not the most pleasant thing to do. so petro poroshenko was worried about what would happen for two simple reasons, firstly because arms deals; and economic deals and loans. and, of course, for personal reasons, petro poroshenko since his election has become a very unpopular president at some point in his approval rating. fell below 10% a shocking low actually polls show ukraine has less confidence in its government than any other country in the world after poroshenko was brought to power by the united states the situation became catastrophic for ukraine poroshenko also worried what if he fails to pull re-election then he pissed off donald trump back and you could see his fears building up the first thing he tried to do. it's diplomatic to settle the situation for ukraine but then he started setting others up to protect himself. it was the failure of ukraine's foreign policy that the court recognized the fact of interferen

s. permanent representative to the you and agencies in rome, the wife of the late us senator john mccain succeeds david beesley as executive director. speaking to al jazeera last week, beesley said the successor will have to manage many serious issues. the challenges are here or absolutely extraordinary, of, from the issues that we're facing all around the world is perfect storm. this hitting us from ukraine to conflict of cove at the climate. you name it, it is absolutely catastrophic because the funding levels on a need to increase to be able to avert famine destabilization nations in mass migration. if the fun is not there, you have more wars, more conflict, more mash, migration is going to cost a $1000.00 more nigeria as labor party presidential candidate peter o. b says, saturday, his election results were fraudulent and that he actually won the ruling party. candidate, bullets, new boot was declared the winner. but on thursday, obee held a news conference vying to prove that he is the true winner. out 0 is higher, matessa reports from a boucher i'm sure nigeria is opposition either

she was appointed cindy mccain to lead the world food program. she currently serves as the us permanent representative to the un agencies in rome. why for the late, your senator john mccain succeeds david beesley, as executive director, speaking to out today or last week, beesley said his successor craft managed many significant issues. the challenges are here, are absolutely extraordinary. from the issues that we're facing all around the world as perfect storm dish hitting us from ukraine to conflict to cove at the climate you name it, it is absolute catastrophic because the funding levels you on a need to increase to be able to avert famine destabilization nations in mash migration, if the fun is not there, you have more wars, more conflict, more mash, migration is going to cost a $1000.00 more thousands of square kilometers of central african rain forests. that indigenous pygmy people have called home for millennia, a rapidly disappearing g to logging and mining heads of states, and governments with welds largest tropical forests are in the ce

that is why jason's boss was so successful at demagogy john mccain tax proposal in 2008.because mccain had no mechanism for reassuring workers that first the employer plan was not going to go away. we did not know that at the time. even if it did, you would get $20,000 of additional cash income by health insurance on your own. there is only one proposal i've seen so far is tried to effectuate -- a competitive labor market will get it to the workers the only proposal i've seen to put the money in a worker's hands day one is the extension of large hsa's. i would like for there to be other proposals. that is the big thing that trips up all other efforts, the jump ball but will have as of the $1.3 trillion. if we solve that i think reform becomes more feasible. >> i am curious if knowing how the aca played out 13 years later, if you still think the advice you gave president obama would have led us to a better outcome than what ended up happening? >> on the cadillac tack and -- tax in particular? >> the universal tax credit approach. >> of. --oh. >> i like the affordable care

>> you told mccain voters to get out of the room. >> that is fake news. >> i want your last event. got smart appealing to modern republicans. maybe would've won if you would have done that. >> so, the clip ends with her saying that she gets -- she says, how old are you? tim says, 41. she says, well you just look at 13-year-old. now, she calls steve bannon a stud muffin. that fashionista steve. >> high minded stuff. really, it is a great counter arguments. from carey like >> one and outs, it is fake news. it's truly dresses like a 13-year-old. >> who side are you on? >> i like his choices. edelman was also accused of being a fashionista, margaret random. >> thank you very much bring this that clip, stick around everyone, chris rock is now talking about that will smith slap in the middle of the oscars. and we are going to tell you what he saying, next. >> words hurt. that's what they say. gotta watch what you say because words hurts. you know anybody that says words hurt has never been punched in the face. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapi

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the question is can you sell that argument or will somebody like mccain say it's more complicated thanto breakthrough, for a haley to breakthrough or somebody else, they are walking into a heavy breeze. this is from a brand new ol. is it important that the nominee believes the u.s. should not be involved in russia and krin cain? 36% say it's essential. 44% say it's important to them. so add that up. 80% of republican voters don't think it's that important to them. >> within congress, this is still a minority viewpoint. i talked to almost a dozen lawmakers recently about this it on both sides of the aisle. they still feel strongly about support for ukraine. now there is that ukraine fatigue group that matt gaetz is leading. there's roughly a dozen lawmakers in the house that does not want to provide further support. there's only 11 people who s signed on to that resolution. as for this questionnaire, the former governor of arkansas, was one of those who did not answer it. in an interview over the weekend, he linked china and ukraine together and says he see this is as important to deter

when they invite john mccain to celebrate the relationship that has been billed between the two nations that still has some challenges but the relationship few could have predicted. it will be a spear into and we will and brace diplomacy. that's a message the u.s. adversaries of today should draw from the actionl to repeal. they issued ami statement of the policy on this particular bill stating that they fully support it. let me read briefly from it. the administration notes that the united states conducts no ongoing military activities. they rely primarily on the 2002 au mf and no one going military activities that rely on the 1991 as a domestic legal basis. on the current u.s. military operations and for a strong and comprehensive relationship with our iraq he partners. it continues at the invitation of the government of iraq to advise and assist and enable them. the great seal of the united states which you can see here on the paper around this chamber was created early in the nation's history and shows an eagle holding 13 arrows for the american states and an olive branch in the t o

you raised the whole mccain thing. after that happened, i remember the republican party establishment and most pendants said -- most pundants said this shows he can never win. he is outside the bounds of politics. he will be gone by october. he has no discipline. i remember being on hardball with chris matthews. he and i agreed this is going to play great. this is going to help him in the primaries. i remember talking to one of his advisors sometime later. he said we were really happy most people did not pick up on your point. we knew this was going to work. the fact that the republican establishment were saying he was toast because of that, we knew that helped us. it reinforced us with that base. they did not like john mccain, chris christie, jeb bush. republicans are weak because for the last 20 years the base believed barack obama and other democrats want to destroy the nation, and these other republicans did not say that, did not see that, did not believe that muslims were a terrorist threats, all the things they h

your inspector general antonio cherish, has appointed cindy mccain to lead the world food program. she currently serves as a us permanent representative to the un agencies in rome. the wife of the late us senator john mccain succeeds david beesley, as executive director speak to out there last week, basically said his successor will have to manage many significant issues. challenges are here are absolutely extraordinary from the issues that we're facing all around the world. this perfect storm, this hitting us from ukraine, a conflict of coven, the climate you name. it is absolutely catastrophic because the funding levels on a need to increase, to be able to avert famine destabilization of nations and mass migration. if the fundies out there, you have more is more conflict, more mass migration is going to cost you a $1000.00 times more to his 6 party opposition. alliances holding talks to select a candidate to challenge wretch up tie up at one in the presidential election in may. the poll will be held 3 months after 2 earthquakes struck the se. there are 3 main contenders. came out

secretary of defense were russia and ukraine and executive director of the mccain institute. you so much for joining us. almost every day when i look at the ukraine conflict i look at the front lines, and it seems the maps have stad reasonably static. we are seeing some moves, but where do you see things? >> i think what we are looking for now is movement. there has not been a lot of movement, and the movement is likely to come ones of the ukrainians have all of the weaponry approved by the u.s. and allied governments. until that gets there i do not think the ukrainians want to take on a full-scale offensive. the ukrainians are good at keeping their plans even from us. they have conducted surprise operations before, but i think they will want to have the advantage of as much equipment as possible, including of course the tanks, additional rounds of artillery. they will need all of this protection when they do decide, and i think that will have to decide, to take the offensive, because this is not tenable. as you mentioned at the top of the segment, for them to have a negotiat

who break that convention like saddam herself for whom cinema is everything, with making a fellow mccain not to like it. kind of walk for me it's, it's her the hall my life. she made her 1st film after afghanistan was liberated from the taliban in 2001. in her early twenties, she became one of the country's 1st female directors. a role model for many young afghan women and a pioneer of afghan cinema. together with her sister aka documentary filmmaker and her husband, a film lecture at cobble university, she founded her own production company. the royal film house has been assured she has produced more than 30 documentary films and television shows, showing the injustices in the lives of afghan women and their strength and courage . and her latest work. she profiles for women's rights activists, and they will try to their rights and i would a new one. often. this has to be one united country with all of us. all women, old men, the van of, of grandest on of all was in the headline of the news everywhere. there are just only a victims and also adorned of position that the always the man and

nuclear weapons, so he's gone from being a trump republican to mccain republicans that an improvement well, it's also different earlier version of ron de santis to, um so you know, after rhonda santis came out and saying that it's just a territorial dispute. he was really he got a lot of blowback on capitol hill from republicans . of course, there is this battle within the republican party about where it stands on foreign policy, and especially when it comes to ukraine. but what he did with pierce morgan, trying to walk that back and sound tough on putin is a big indicator that perhaps he thought that maybe that's not the right path forward. so does it. is it a reset? politicians you're running for national office for the first time. he hasn't declared yet, but he's out in the for the first time in the national state. okay people make mistakes or you reposition yourself. you think twice about your wording? is that what this is? or is this? a as the democrats are trying to say is the scent. it's going to change his mind. every time he's asked about this. i think he's still trying to fi

now, un secretary general, antonio gutierrez has appointed cindy mccain to lead the world food program. she currently serves as the us permanent representative to un agencies involved and the wife of the late senator john mccain succeeds david beasley as executive director while the w f. p is cutting food ration for rank refugees in bangladesh because of a short for the international donations that you and body says it urgently need the $125000000.00 for the international partners to avoid any further costs of food rations have been cut from $12.00 to $10.00 per month, per person. the cuts to the food ration program. com as many staple items as seeing a steep rise in prices due to the war and ukraine and growing global inflation. the food costs will impact nearly 1000000 rank of refugees living in bond. who fled persecution by myanmar military and 2017. now thomas andrews is the united nation special wrapped to or on the situation of human rights to me on my. and he says, the cuts only exacerbate and already desperate situation. i've been talking to many of families in the camps in ban

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however, russia is cynics have said in the past that russia is a i'm quoting john mccain here, the us senator, he said some time ago already. russia is a gas station masquerading as a country is putin essentially locking russia into that kind of a status, sorry to say. but russia is not a gas station. russia is much more than the gas station. if you look what's happening in africa, it's not a gas station. russia is much more than the not only arctic but in africa, it's perfectly fine cooperation between china and russia. china building the infrastructure in many african countries and russia washing the brains of africans because the influence of russia, russian info welfare in africa is extremely, extremely strong. so it's cooperation on many different levels so much more than gas and oil. it's on the global scale. it's against the united states, against the western ideology, against the liberal democracy as a state concept and against a whole set of the western values we used to have here in the west. it's, it's, it's so much more for them on the ideological level, not only to have h

as a leaky jag, spent a decade in that position, is now expected to retire ross as prime minister mccain missed him, has a drug graduated, his nearly appointed chinese council and said that relations between beijing and moscow county, stronger than ever before. c g t. n correspondent, joe jackson says the relations between china and russia, united by common interests, including resistance against aggressive us sanction policies. to cooperation between the 2 countries would provide a driving force for the multi polarity heading that the china russia times are not a threat to any country that's strategically important for the neighbors who are not actually what some view through the lens of code or alliances and they've been there been a couple of joint documents signed by the 2 sides of the past year. and thanks to the leadership on both sides. and they've touched a wide array of areas with mutual interests, including trade, investment, e commerce, energy, agriculture, and education, say. and they also have the, those declarations on promoting the global stability and a comprehensive, str

strengths. mean miles, military lead a promises to crack down on opponents during a military parade until mccain in berlin were a nationwide day of strikes has brought most planes and trains in germany to a standstill. ah, we start and israel were a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was in crisis talks with members of his coalition. local media say he was planning to suspend a controversial judicial overhaul, and announcement was expected in the past hour. the dad has now been to light his far right coalition partner. it's a mob been given, has urged him not to back down earlier. israel's president called on the government to stop the plan immediately. the proposed legislation has sparked weeks of anti government protests. natasha can have joins us now live from west jerusalem and has been incredibly chaotic morning. i. netanyahu was due to speak. it's been postponed . this strikes protests. what's the latest? we're in a country in crisis. an unprecedented crisis at that i and near the connecticut and as you'll see, people are arriving protesters. people opposed to this judicial overhaul for wh

soldiers as they take territory back from m. 23 fighters and eastern democratic republic of congo. mccain. charles touches down in berlin. his 1st auto visit as the case ah, april. on out his era from tortilla and syria, al jazeera reports on how earthquakes, survivors are hoping during the holy month of ramadan. one, a one east meets the young russian men refusing to fight newton's war in ukraine as they seek safety in past 1625 years since the good friday agreement and the decades of violence. we report on how bricks it is forging newly allots in ours, in the lead up to date, i would just say or explore the environmental significance of action. and inaction, paraguay holds general elections with corruption and organized crime. high on the agenda can the ruling colorado part the hold on to power. april on al jazeera join the debate. we know that the sector team is empowered by those really government and they, and by the really government today, they are the government africans. count. security is also global health care receipts on an online, at your voice. there is no right to defense.

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of as moderates today, john mccain was anything but moderate. so with alan simpson. but but he also worked with people like sam brownback and the ability to reach the aisle is stunning in light of the situation today we're almost at these parliamentary parties refuse to break ranks and do anything together. yeah we would we would just funeral at the funeral. i was not i was in the hospital myself at one at the funeral funeral. orrin hatch was one of the speakers in orrin got up and he, you know, moved and he and he told these wonderful stories about how he and ted would on the floor of the call each other, all sorts of names. how could you know, the my friend, senator hatch be so obtuse and be so, you know, oblivious to the rights of this and this and hatch would get up and say the same kind of insult from the other side and then they'd go outside the senate chambers and on the way out, one would look at the other and say, how do i do today? and the other would look, ted, you just you did just fine. and hatch said the fact that this irish cathol

like let's say hillary clinton wins the democratic primary and more likely than not also beats john mccain, what would you see the millennials story, because you sort of had a 2008 financial crisis, you sort of had the iraq war, the generational. so the way to frame the question is how much of break generational voting choices are due to personalities versus like events and context. sure so some of it is, i think from president obama's was an accelerant but it was not the cause and you can actually look at the exit polls in the 2000 presidential election. young people and their grandparents voted essentially identically young, split evenly between al gore and, george w bush, old people split between al gore and george w bush. and you get to the 2004 election, and at that point you have the iraq war that has begun to disillusion some young people. and there you see a little bit of a generation gap open up, but young people still break, you know, john kerry by only, i think it was like a roughly a ten point margin, not that big a deal compared to what we see nowadays. but if you actually loo

getting rough with the banks, trump is a believable expert to business, that is what did in john mccaining about. but more speciflike new thing, a good nickname. lately since he has presidential eyes for desantis, he decided to talk about how great the state is compared to other states, partially true, but sant money -- means you are looking down on people. for seniors to retire here has become difficult. there you have to -- i had an old '60s cadillac in california. if i am in a condo like i am, you have to put in 5 millionmill dollar 5 extinguisher. they are old california rules. these are big problems for people that are retired. kennedy: a lot of trump voters who don't know what the word -- -- i like meat ball run. they are going after desantis for his role at prosecutor. >> i'm not a desantis fan, i think he is a calmer version of trump, so far a ve veversion of pres trump into could get legislation passed. they go after him for being a quote, quote, weak prosecutor. we have too many lars, we criminalize too many things, that is not a strike against h him. kennedy: i could see that

. >> we saw this with john mccain, the thought that he is the reasonable republican as soon he was thepoint. brian: i had a chance to spend a day with him at his little league field where at 12 years old he ascended to the little league world series, he said i will do it and the tournament blue jay is in their spring training, i want to go back to the same field i was on. they lined one field that was the wrong field, he said i never played on that field, we are going to the other so we went back there, we spent about an hour together and i am more of a soccer player but we talked about everything going on, he would not commit to running, but he's got a great sense, like trump about what is hot, and novak djocovacz, wants to play in miami. it's a joke even though australia let him in and he had this great idea, legitimate offer, listen. >> you wants to come here, wants to play. the federal government says since he's not vaccinated even though the pandemic is over he can't play. >> even though he has had covid already it has natural immunity. the way they wrote the order it maybe there'

and then herman mccain, and newt remember, everybody knows who donald trump is and what he's about. know a lot about desantis, outside of florida, virtually nobody knows a lot about desantis. same with nikki haley outside of ohio and mike pompeo and so forth. we have a long way to go here. general election numbers are interesting, everybody knows who president biden is and he loses to desantis and beats donald trump, that says something. >> dana: we have to go through the primaries and democrats, i'm sure, assume they will not have to have a primary, biden likely to be unopposed. on the republican side, how to stop 2024 from looking like 2016. current field is trump, haley, vivek ramaswamy, youngkin, mike pompeo and i apologize if we left anybody off thinking about it. >> sununu. >> dana: and maybe more. why is it important it not look like 2016? >> what we saw last time around, trump won the early primary with plurality, but took majority of delegates. so many people spread the vote so thin. consider the primary process three periods, there are four states that under republican rul

. >> well, john mccain is rolling over in this, grave but, also, i think i'm correct in noting -- not just autocrats, it is other election deniers from foreign countries, so as you, said is so contrary to the traditional ideology that we have known through the years, through bush, through mccain, and again you see the evolution of donald trump and where he started and it's hard to figure out where the ideological mornings are but as you pointed out this is his home turf and if i were a strategist or someone like ron desantis i would say what should we do that week how about a book tour. let's, you know, don't go to his home turf, let's create our own platform, our own bullhorn, and show that we have our own strength and that is one of the sphere. >> exactly what he's, doing his book is out today he is on a book, tour and he will be at cpac this week. so, jen, what is your assessment on what is going on here? we know it is likely not the allegations by that standard they would have walked away from donald trump's longtime ago of sexual misconduct, so is it just that cpac has become suc

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