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absolutely so we have a number of states including quetta love one of the worst affected which recorded more than 40000 cases on thursday they said that they still haven't received any aid and the indian government has been forced to release 2 statements this week the 1st on tuesday the 2nd on thursday night saying that everything that was received up until 2 days ago has been allocated has been dispatched and this is an ongoing process the reason why they've had to be on the defensive is the local investigation earlier this week showed that 6 states including delhi which is one of the worst affected will have had the greatest number of people die because of oxygen shortages or that hospitals and those who can't even get admitted to hospitals hadn't received any of the aid that has since been back to fight in delhi though another investigation later on showed that the ministry of health had informed the procedures you know what they call the standard operating procedures for the distribution of this aid until the 2nd of may even though it had started arriving in the country from the 25t

recent years many people will hark back immediately to october 28th and the republic of crimea in quetta shura 18 year old bloodiest laugh cough entered a school building would exactly the same farmer and escort shotgun and killed 20 pupils and teachers over 16 is the reason that particular incident questions are going to be re-used could this have been a copycat attack may have been inspired by this this is speculation we just don't know at this stage and of course going further back to beslan of 2004 the school hostage crisis there a day that's been etched deeply in the memories of any russian until this day. will give us more clues as to this individual's motives it's going to raise questions about school security of parents already calling. the police the emergency services they think why are there no guards at all school we could be next and that was certainly the fear as the attack took place could there be further attacks happening across the city across the republic across russia thankfully that's not happened or initial reports of multiple attacks were proven to be false and unt

you know if paul ryan, he tried, before trump was elected, he spoke out against trump, and then got quetta, gain. and now it's just, he's a guy giving a speech in california who used to be speaker. >> i did -- i did think it was interesting, john, that jim is right. he didn't say trump's name through the whole speech and then this one moment where he did use trump's name to praise him for what he called inclusive economic growth ahead of the pandemic but then said it was the populism of trump in action tethered to conservative principles that worked. so what he's arguing or what i took away from that speech is, we can win again, republicans, and we can be the party we need to be if you combine the populism of trump with the conservative ideals of reagan. my question to you, john, as an expert on all of this and the history of the party is, can you do that anymore? can you do that today? >> no. >> okay. >> no, because you can't tr triangulate between truth and lies. you can come up with all the political calculations you want and talk about a big tent party, but if marjorie taylor greene an