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millie and michael vuni ola to do just that. millie and michael vunipoia have _ to do just that.igned new - to do just that. millie and michael vunipola have signed new deals i to do just that. millie and michael| vunipola have signed new deals to stay at saracens, meaning they are still available for england selection. the brothers have been linked to a move in the france, which would have ended their international careers, with england's policy not to select anyone playing in affording league. 2022 can be very lucrative for golfers on the ladies tour, a record prize fund of over £20 million will be on offer. they have released their schedule, with the greatest number of tournaments in its history, 31 across 21 countries. they will be two new events in europe and south asia. the tour starts in mid—february. that is all the support for now. i will be back later on bbc news with an update. until then, later on bbc news with an update. untilthen, have later on bbc news with an update. until then, have a look at the bbc sport website, lots of news on the net about all these football

in cash and to their shirts. squid game style, mitch mcconnell on all fours, but i have bad news, milly. and then general milly would say, ha, mitch, don't get up until i tell you to watch that half of us military expenditures since $911.00. the total was about 14 trillion dollars have gone to contractors after withdrawing from afghanistan, weapons manufacturers and contractors did their best to wou, america, into buying new equipment for new battlefields. like the be a systems snow tank away from my family. but you are my 2nd home another day that i will put my trust in you. you have never let me down a winter or whatever we throw it. your spine gives us an advantage on our own. it slows deep snow. so deep. it's hard to walk through. wow, that was really moving. it's the kind of that after a soldier's come home for more, he'd write letters to wait. am i jealous of a tank? i mean, what does that tank have that i don't have probably the traction. and why is the military preparing for war in the arctic or the glaciers? not melting fast enough? well, maybe they will at gunpoint. the closes

millie's kitchen on oak hill road was named after the original owner.d a note to the door, sang with great sadness, millie's has decided to retire. they will be remembered for its coffee cake, french toast, and its giant sized portions. ama: tomorrow is super saturday, one of the biggest days to shop of the year. 148 million last-minute shoppers are expected to hit stores and go online tomorrow. that's actually down a little from last year. supply issues may have led people to buy gifts earlier this year. overall, holiday sales are predicted to hit 806 $2 billion. dan: probably be out there a little bit, too. how about you? ama: i'm done. dan: good for you. especial audience was invited to preview the san jose nutcracker, finally back. amanda del castillo was there. amanda: a beloved holiday show with a san jose twist. on friday, special preview performance brought magic back to the historic theater. from the live orchestra to the dancers, designers, and more, ballets returned to live audiences came just in time for the holidays. >> everyone involved in

millie's kitchen on oak hill road was named after the original owner.he current owner taped a note to the door, sang with great sadness, millie's has decided to retire. they will be remembered for its coffee cake, french toast, and its giant sized portions. ama: tomorrow is super saturday, one of the biggest days to shop of the year. 148 million last-minute shoppers are expected to hit stores and go online tomorrow. that's actually down a little from last year. supply issues may have led people to buy gifts earlier this year. overall, holiday sales are predicted to hit 806 $2 billion. dan: probably be out there a little bit, too. how about you? ama: i'm done. dan: good for you. especial audience was invited to preview the san jose nutcracker, finally back. amanda del castillo was there. amanda: a beloved holiday show with a san jose twist. on friday, special preview performance brought magic back to the historic california theater. from the live orchestra to the dancers, designers, and more, ballets returned to live audiences came just in time for the h

this, i mean controversy of revelations of phone calls my us general milli to re insure china of new him and, and us nuclear strike. and a surprise, australia nuclear submarine deal with london in washington. joining me now from aging is the sense of china and globalization, vice president victor galvan to thanks so much for coming back on. as i said, is the day after you have a brittany queen, elizabeth aircraft carrier coming towards your maritime borders. nato countries openly threatening your existence, ro, us as ronald reagan strike, carry a force sailing towards you. bad times for china, welsh, i'm the just celebrated the 72nd national day hold and 3 hours in a mood of our great celebration. i was very happy, very united. the government. yes, of course. are there have been lots of incursions or impulses that carry on the ocean all kinds and possibly so our eats into china and other waters around china. this is a very serious matter, and china condemns such incursions and they are not purely freedom of navigation. exercise is they are using freedom of navigation as an excuse to

the c, b is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro, and milli me, it will be enough. the easy beat was pushing the envelope and had worked the euro survive the financial crisis. to day, a tough new test. the corona pandemic locked downs have placed a heavy burden on the national budgets of the euro countries. in 2020 they took on joined it. for the 1st time ever. critics of the euro say this move makes financially weaker countries a burden on those which stronger economies. many others, however, still see the euro as the best opportunity for the european union countries to grow even closer are let's go to james sweeney and new york. hello, james. that piece really pointing out the strong role of central banks and safeguarding a currency that something that we're seeing now, again, with a pandemic, both in europe and in the u. s. however, in this case, the central bank seemed to be the verging, the fed is tightening, as prices rise, the e c b, as it's holding on. what did these diverging policies tells about these pandemic economies as we had into the new year. it's fu

that is what the biden administration - is >> vladimir putin -- laura: the team he has in place, milliestin, kamala harris, ned price, none of these people should be in the position they are in. we don't think president xi in china knows it. they were chosen for a variety of reasons but this is not based on merit or experience. now we the people are paying the price. >> we are losing deterrence was what austin and millie say their chief task is to root out white raisin white supremacy, the number of dead in afghanistan and iraq and people who are dying and wait a minute, if you're going to generalize about white supremacy how come you have white males doubling in the general population? what is going on in this country? they are crazy and it is crazy and there's been a lot of discussion about that that we are insulting middle america and middle america seems to die in ordinary, not we care about percentages but we lecture about it. all the social justice as you said, diversity, equity, deterrence, it is going to be very dangerous because it's very easy to lose deterrence but very hard t

london is not currently a shadow of its former self and all of the issues that britain has faced a milli teething problems. the prime minister would say, however, it's not possible to escape the reality that britain is not yet, and has no visible prospects of becoming a singapore on the eastern atlantic, which was partly the vision. i mean, we've seen that and imports and exports have been a huge headache for our businesses dealing with britain or from britain with imports and exports dropping about 16 percent. and it's even worse for services though with the u. k. trade policy observatory saying that imports and exports of services to the you have dropped 37 percent. so one saving grace for johnson is that cobra has obscured the full impact of bricks. it but, and it seems that britons hadn't got what they were promised yet. okay, daniel winter, thank you very much. and just finally a you stocking up for the new year. there may be many things already on your shopping list. drinks snacks, party decorations. but how about a bit of luck to in mexico city? people are getting ready for 2022 w

and i stated this publicly to secretary defense austin and general milly last week in a hearing. the hearing happened to be on u.s. evacuation operations in afghanistan. but i took it as an opportunity to make a statement about extremism in the military. and while i commended both of them for their actions to address it and the department's commitment, you are opposing these provisions and saying that training requirements and data collection are onerous. we have now three of the four committees that are responsible for the level of defense spending in the house and the senate, three of the four. and i think it's going to be four for four real soon are going to authorize and appropriate an additional $25 billion to the department of defense this year above the president's budget request. so you can't tell me that data collection is onerous. you can't tell me that training is onerous. you've got the resources. we're giving you the authorities. okay, it's about doing difficult things, and that's what this is. it's difficult. i have no doubt about that. but it certainly is not becau

milly's kitchen on oak hill road was named after the original owner.urrent owner taped a note to the front door saying "with great sadness, millie's has decided to retire." it will be remembered for its coffee cake, french toast, and giant portions.in the south bay, curtains up . a special audience was invited to preview the san jose "nutcracker," back after two years. amanda del castillo was there to see it. amanda: a beloved holiday show with a twist. on friday, a preview performance of the san jose "nutcracker" brought magic back to the theater. from the live orchestra to the dancers, designers, and more, new vale came in time for the holidayst. >> none of us have done what we love to do for almost two years now. amanda: the executive director says this also marks the first time new ballet is taking stage at the new restored theater, an occasion for a special audience, 200 families given the opportunity to preview the show at no cost. >> i think opportunity is ours. we are excited to invite into the audience today local families, kids from local ele

millie's kitchen on oak hill road was named after the original owner. the current owner taped a note to the door saying, with great sadness, millie's has decided to retire. it will be remembered for its coffee cake, -- french toast, and giant size portions. >> the south bay does we can, it is curtains up. a special audience was invited to preview the nutcracker. finally back after nearly two years. abc news reporter amanda custodio was there. i will love holly -- holiday show with the sentencing twist. especial review performance brought magic back to the historic california theater. from the live orchestra to the dancers, designers, more. the official return to live audiences came just in time for the holidays. >> everyone is involved in the theater. none of us have done what we love to do, for almost two years. the artistic director says that this also marks the first time that new ballet has taken stage of the restored theater. it is a special occasion for a very special audience. 200 families were invited to preview the show at no cost. >> the oppor

tournaments, price is what tens of millions of dollars layers on winning teams could easily on as much as 3 milli dollars. each. many top tier players have sponsorship contracts and they receive monthly salaries of between $20.00 and $30000.00. but these are east boards, top stars, there were only a few of them, perhaps a couple of dozen, but their financial power and glory is an inspiration to millions who dream of emulating them. for to just for jolla and like i said, i'm still here. it's last to spout you can. yes ma'am. i have a body full chat, middle and a little there's a lawyer to the doctor, you to london. if we have a can you put a lot of crucial media? i'm a little kid, but i don't like the guy to mrs. thompson and i do still don't care for my mom. you know, when you go for the delay, i've been sport of my food to eat like he didn't get that. i'm working to read all, look, it's all choice. what are the only lose the sport disciplines, a team, sports, teamwork and hundreds of hours and frank to some more important than individual plans abilities. a decent team of play together for a long

that's when a guy in california won a prize near 700 milli$700 . >> since then, 35 drawings without ais year the pot has grown over $400 million. if you don't see me here tomorrow, you'll know why. >> you wouldn't come back to work? >> i would, too. >>> to the spanish island of la palma. >> the volcano eruption has been decleared over. the last major activity was december 13th. scientists waited until christmas day to give the all-clear. >> the lava flow covered five square miles and forced thousands to evacuate. the lava destroying 3,000 properties. >>> from europe, a guy in finland, taking explosive action against his own vehicle. >> his tesla model s needed a new battery cell. why didn't he buy one? here's the problem, it would have cost him $24,000 to replace it. >> yeah. that wasn't happening. the guy contracted demolition experts, late overboard, who rigged the car with 70 pouns of dynamite. they blew it up and recorded it for a youtube show. it has been watched a million times. >> it's fun to watch stuff blow up. as long as no one is hurt. >>> now that santa is done for the yea

tournaments, price is what tens of millions of dollars layers on winning teams could easily on as much as 3 milli dollars. each. many top tier players have sponsorship contracts and they receive monthly salaries of between $20.00 and $30000.00. but these are east boards, top stars, there were only a few of them, perhaps a couple of dozen, but their financial power and glory is an inspiration to millions who dream of emulating them. they were forced to just recorded a lot of i just didn't still yet this last to start. you can yes, like a body or child middle the little prism oil dollars with that, could you come long enough? we are a can you put a little you most crucial media. i'm in level kitchen, but i don't like the guy at the law, mrs. thompson and i do a mom on me on when you go for the delay. i keep a sport of my food to eat, like he didn't get out like that. i wasn't worried or looking for like what are the only most the sport disciplines, a team, sports, teamwork, and hundreds of hours of practice are more important than individual plans abilities. a decent team of play together for a lon

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the bullying in an unstoppable shot strike means of un dorski has broken good millis, half century old record of most bundis league, or goes in the calendar year with 43 anti milan have terminated christine erickson's contract because of the cardiac device he had fitted after collapsing. on the pitch during the european championships in summer that 29 year old matilda hasn't played since suffering. he cardiac a rest during denmark's game against midland at the euro's italian health regulations private him from playing with the device. but he could continue his career in another country now to some festive chair from peru as the round of the show christmas has come. early for these 2 animals, the capital of lima, giraffes, tigers, and lions were paid a visit by father christmas. and these criminals feasted on 1st. the wreaths recently relax, spoon a virus restrictions mean that breast test can return to watched as soon as activities you're watching. did of you news from berlin up next? doc film looks at the fall out on the bell in christmas market attack. 5 years ago, i made mike a juni

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general milly, the joint chiefs, us, joint chiefs chairman saying that he had to reassure chinese counter guard that there was not going to be a 1st nuclear strike on china. first of all, i think generally is highly regarded. a respect is from the chinese side. know what is happening in washington the congressional hearing and really is testimony. congressional hearing is a confirmation of one point that is very important. that is, there will be no wall between china and the united states. and that is in the as the interest of mankind. there are people who are very eager and agitated to provoke a war between china, the united states, and they are not doing that in the interest of the american people. some people in the united states even claim that china, the united states, needs to have a wall with each other. they are little understand the consequence of a war g channel, the united states. because if it is a matter carefully to what henry kissinger has to say recently, he's basically saying, any war breaking out each, i mean i was states may soon escalate into. i am again, my hand is fo

andy richardson, al jazeera, of more in the story, were joined in the studio by war and milly, 10 of it, she touched 5 different countries in 5 consecutive world caps. first of all, that's amazing. thank you so much for joining us now. no arab countries got past the group stages in russia. having watched the arab car, do you think that's going to change next year? no. first, i don't know which team come in when you talk through, you know, part of the to be country portugal. the tele hulu. if they go to come, but i hope they come. you've been in car. catherine coaches, felix sashes, his position many times before. what does he need to do between now and next year to get his team ready for the world cup. but one day before we need to see if you do right or no, just now everything is perfect, but we need to wait one night before the friends get all the dishes important. how that they were to be present like him. he plays so many friendly. yeah. this is excellent and i was going to read you so not sure until we play 95 game with china . 55 game mexico, 100 funny, but digit this is a game

daily cave, italy has been declining, but of course that doesn't diminish the severity of the virus milli 600 patients in fact are on critical support in moscow alone and are being given vital supplies of oxygen artes, anton krislofski reports. now. now one how the life saving supplies are actually reaching the patients in the oh boy, oh boy. oh boy, them breathing. how does a person dream? we don't usually pay attention to breathing because she had somehow attached to the body, a mandatory component of life. i remember the fear when i felt that my breath was about to start with that i was forgetting have to breathe. ah, let's go with it all new oil. i would say the turning point occurred this year with the emergency doubtless drain. when it became clear that medical treatment was high, spots to have more oxygen, just one average one patient can assume 50 leave as of august 2 minutes if it's an intensive therapy, but it's the case. the serious volumes can like the 6 p leads, is permitted to much in a commercial truck with a trailer that can produce up to $1.00 tons of liquid oxygen per da

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daily cave, italy has been declining, but of course that doesn't diminish the severity of the virus milli 600 patients are on critical support in moscow alone at the moment now being given vital supplies. volkswagen sees anton cut us off ski reports now and how the lives saving supplies of reaching the patients in need. oh boy. in breathing. how does a person dream? we don't usually pay attention to breathing because she had somehow attached to the body was a mandatory component of life. i remember the feeling when i felt that my breath was about to start with that i was forgetting have to breathe with it all new oil. i would say the turning point to kid this year with the emergency dale, the strain when it became clear that the medical treatment with wash heisman to have more oxygen whenever it won't, patient kind of shoe 50 leap as of august implemented. it's an intensive therapy, but it's the case a serious volumes can like the 6 p leave with much in a commercial truck, the trailer that can produce up to $1.00 tons of liquid oxygen per day. that's the amount. yeah. but as you also can

the city's 13 millie residents are in locked down after a spike in infections. authorities are saying disinfectant across the city -- our spring disinfectant across the city. the chinese central bank has repeated that the yuan exchange rate will be more flexible in 2022 while saying that it will stay stable. a statement from the work conference also promises prudent management for property finance. in recent housing for the central bank says it will ensured overall credit growth in 2022. the statement says without using -- leaving specific targets. global tumbled 5% in the new york session after the xp reported a current and former employees have been -- banned indefinitely from selling any stock. the didi lockdown was only lifted on monday which means employees are eligible to sell their stocks. shares have fallen 60% since his listing. a reminder of your market closures across asia. markets in australia and new zealand were closed tuesday. hong kong is reopening after the christmas holiday. in 90 minutes. markets closing friday before the new year. we will bri

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let's take a look at the, the question your questioning of the prime minister a couple of weeks ago, milly's on committee, which is a huge chance for committee chairs like yourself to, to us the prime minister, a succession of questions, lowest take a look of. i had to say, didn't yourselves look years down and should and so d b should stop sending big value donors to those a lot, a commonly known as cash for owners and seen as a very common practice international. how could you, at any rate that would be on the road today? yes, i'm looking for a not well, it was actually my colleague. yes, jonathan edwards, i happen to be sitting beside him by pass right on. i look, i think the answer to should, the part is end to the answer to that is that these are a bond large, better with contribute, huge broad to probably $3000000.00. and until you do the work to, to get rid of the system by which the trains you, you barons, fund, other parties, we have to, we have to be go ahead. oh, will you have with us or you haven't completely taxpayer. the funded system of politics. we submitted and so we did, we

general millie if you look at him he seems to be praying. there's a walkout from the cabinet room and steny hoyer heard trump say that and the remark was directed. steny hoyer told me he would have said if nancy pelosi is a third rate politician, i'm not a politician at all. >> i also like the point steve nancy pelosiut getting prepared. from the parents relationship and of the affect her parents had on her, a possible subtitle of the book could be apples don't fall far from the tree. could you take this back to this period in which this time the cars, the buses, the baltimore orioles returning and i think it seems that's where she learned of the benefits of being operational. i'd love to hear about the baltimore 1950s and as well nancy and tommy the elder and the way they used politics to operate to get things done, to create benefits for her constituents. take us back to that part. >> definitely a larger-than-life figure kicked out of st. louis parochial school at 13-years-old and never went back for a diploma as any kind of. he was invite

and milly's on committee, which is a huge chance for committee chairs like yourself to, to ask the prime minister in a succession of questions. let's take a look of i had to say, do you think yourselves look yours down and should, and should i d, we should stop sending big valued donors to those, the lords, a commonly known as casual owners and seen as a very common practice international. how could you, at any rate that would be either on today? yes, i'm looking for or not? well, it was actually my colleague. yes, jonathan edwards, i happen to be sitting beside him by pass right on. i look, i think he'll be able to, should the, but his end to the answer to that is that these are a bond large by the way they do contribute. huge brought to probably $3000000.00. and until you do the work to, to get rid of the system by which the trains you, you barons, fund, other parties, we have to, we have to go ahead. will you have with us or you haven't completely taxpayer. the funded says to the politics. we will need to have it so we need, we need to continue with this as a system by which a public

mcconnell, members of congress of both parties past and present, members of the cabinet, general millie, leaders of our military, distinguished guests, most of all, the dole family, elizabeth, it's been said that memory is the power to gather roses in winter. bob left you with 45 years' worth of roses. a love built and shared that's going to guide you through the difficult days ahead. jill and i will always be there for you, as many others in this church will be. as you and bob were always there for us in ways nobody knows. and, robin, you carry your father's pride, grace, and character. he'll always be with you. as the old saying goes, you are your father's daughter. you are your father's daughter. bob dole's story is a very american one. born and raised in the three room house through the dust bowl of the great depression. shipped out as a young man to world war ii. wounded in battle on the same weekend that franklin delano roosevelt would be mourned by millions, bob came home. rebuilt his life, painful hour by painful day by painful week, by painful month, by painful year. in no way

the pandemic has highlighted health care and mental health care as millie's of people or their lovedcame sick, millions lost their jobs and so many others suffered in isolation. mental health became another public health crisis to cope with. what does mental health care and wellness look like in the post-pandemic world and how do we move away from business as usual and make sure employees don't burn out? i'm going to dive in with the ceo of thrive global? >> you have huge businesses including pfizer and beyond that are using your products. how has the pandemic impacted the trajectory? >> it has been a huge accelerant. when we launched five years ago yesterday, we launched with the mission of ending the stress and burnout. not a lot of people are talking about burnout in 2016. now it is everywhere. they have recognized the connection between now, mental health problems, productivity. these issues are no longer warm and fuzzy benefits but strategic priorities. both for hr departments and as a whole. >> how long do you think this great resignation will drag on? >> what we are finding is

there are 44 million pages in theit johnson archive, 44 milli. do you know how many digital pages there are in the obama white house archive? 1.8 billion. everything from go get me a hamburger to an important message about state policy. archivists are charged with how to work that. what's important, what isn't. everything is. bob taught us that. howea do you think about it and the task is to follow the example to say that good enough isn't good enough. there is a need to constantly create the tools and understandings and capacities to manage those archives here, across the world, the british library. how do you respond to the work assembled that other researchers have put together and how do you create that pathway, so i would argue what's important about the archive for archivists is that every page of it gives them an example and inspiration to complete their work. >> the idea of turning every page is absolutely crucial. there's a great book if anybody is interested. one of the things she talks about is the sense that archives are so huge where

but this assess mment for millis trying to survive under this brutal lockdown. >> steven can, t, thankjing making an official complaint at elon musk's satellites came too close to china's space station. details when we come back. are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. >>> hong kong police have arrested at least six staff and associates of the pro democracy outlet. officials say they're suspected in skonconspiracy to publish cen material. police visited the home of a seventh employee who was led away by officers according to the hong kong journalist association although he was not arrested. the offices have been raided by police who have collected at least 30 boxes filled with evidence. >>> china filed a complaint with the united nations claiming two close encounters with satellites launched by spacex endangered astronauts on board their space station. so far, spacex has not responded for comment on this. we welcome the guy we turn to all

chief of staff chairman general mark millie discuss such matters with his russian counterpart.e cautiously optimistic news from south africa where the latest omicron variant spreading across the us was first spotted, scientists say they think the surge speed indicating the viral strain might be short-lived and weak but it is still incredibly contagious which could be why china is locking down an entire northern city with 13 million residents with 600 miles from beijing and the upcoming winter olympics. is for europe omicron outbreaks have more restrictions, we are hoping for a few more restrictions in london in the uk and a few high tidings for the holiday season. benjamin: thanks very much. i will take you up on that. >> doctor anthony fauci asian americans to an invite vaccinated family from christmas gatherings as omicron spreads across the nation. take a listen. >> dealing with a serious enough situation right now that there is an unvaccinated person i would say i am very sorry, not this time, maybe another time when this is all over. ashley: fox across america, here to dis

democratic candidate millie denounced yang as deeply disturbing, deeply lacking in compassion.tioning the woman who got punched in the face by the lunatic. no compassion for her. violence against women don't count when it's homeless committing it in the end andrew yang lost the mayor's race. the mentally ill drug addicts who punched the woman in the face is still there and roaming midtown protected class. they must be referred to as unhoused individuals or who people experiencing homelessness. in other words, they have a trite live in tents across from your house shooting heroin with their pants down as you walk your kids to school. they really think that when the city of washington, d.c. moved an encampment of expwrunkies recently one city councilman described this as quote an eviction. in other words your streefts belong to them. now, these aren't just misguided attitudes. they are suicidal attitudes. any society that gives drug addicts preference over home owners will not last long. in the meantime, people die. people die and don't deserve to die. in florida the other day a

millie wilkins joins us. on the immigration debate, where does that sits right now in washington?ly: the hot news on immigration is all wrapped up in that social welfare and tax plan, the so-called build back better. democrats have been pushing to get emigration into that package. progressives have pushed for it. they know it is important for hispanic and latino voters. the fact of the matter is that the reconciliation, not everything can go through that process. it has to be stuff that really relates to federal revenue and spending, and a lot of proposals on immigration not have that direct connection. it is more of an indirect thing. so lots of discussion and debate right now about what, if anything, can be included on that, but that is about the only moment in we have. it is a very partisan issue. it is something congress has not really delved into since 2013, and there's no signs that there is the momentum to do anything big on it besides whatever small thing can go into this larger package. tom: it is a fair question i think to say where do we stand on the importing of profes

we have two distinguished retired officers, lieutenant colonel, who a letter urging millie to removemp if there was a contested election. we had people like president biden bragging that the former joint chiefs would help them remove trump. we had general belief violating the chain of command which is expressly for bitten to the chairman of the joint chiefs. we had a dozen retired 4-star admirals and generals who violated the uniform code of military justice and disparaged their commander-in-chief with terms like nazi light, mussolini like, compared his policies to auschwitz so this has been going on. the military in recent library poli 45% now have confidence in the us military. if they want to restore and they have to restore that support they better keep out of these divisive politics, stop the woke virtue signaling and performance art and they should also work on military preparedness and strategic deterrence which we apparently have lost when you look at what russia and china have been doing and more controversially when they get out of the military at the 4-star that will just