now to rasmussen, executive vice president of the american nonprofit education organization, the erasure center. welcome to the program. now, what do you make of french efforts as a mediating power in ukraine? conflicts, do you think that the criticism of france is justified in this case? oh, absolutely not. i think, you know, i think too often western powers in general have been actually the rhetoric from, from ukraine have been demonizing for russia and i think it's a wrong way. i think my crohn is trying to position himself. so maintains relationship of some degree that can act immediate because that's the bottom line. you're going to have to have a political settlement at some point. and, and we haven't heard that from kissinger. the other week at davos, where he talked about the need to recognize the importance of russia with europe and the role. and they need to come to some type of settlement a soon. and i think that's a very important and without maintaining those lines of communications in an attempt to dialogue, to have a dialogue that type of a settlement is not going to occur

and, and i think i think the short short tenure is going to be short lived. rasmussen, executive vice chair, president of the eurasia center which we could go on and talk about this for hours, however, is a short program. thanks for being with us and our international make. it rushes defense ministry says cruise missile strikes have killed 50 high ranking, ukrainian officers, including generals and ukraine's the new pro pets trust region. moscow says the strike occurred while a working meeting of ukraine's strategic commanders was taking place. russian officials have also said that some ukranian units have fled at don bass, combat areas due to bad moral, poor physiological state, and lack of support from care. over the last 24 hours, 400 ukrainian soldiers are reported to have been killed and dozens of pieces of heavy artillery destroyed. where is this footage reportedly shows done by forces firing artillery from the northern done yet republic. ukrainian positions done by forces have said that the ukrainian army is actively using civilian infrastructure as shields which complicates it

fabrice pothier, rasmussen global ceo. were looking at live pictures coming from madrid.sident biden with the spanish prime minister, mr. sanchez. we will continue to monitor that event and the others, in particular the erdogan event. everyone is watching back carefully to see if we get a breakthrough. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: wrapping up the session here in europe. let's talk about what we are seeing. well-bid today. a few exceptions, but we do have certain markets dropping a little bit. i think probably the focus today is on the ones outperforming, particularly in central and eastern europe. the hungarian central bank out what they rate hike today, delivering a great hike to close that gap between the two. the caught market on the hop, and weirdly eastern european equity markets are doing quite well on the back of that hungry story. generally what we have seen is energy stocks are performing. both are still positive territory, but not by as much as we are seeing in london. we will hear what sebastian raedler said earlier on about that u.k. underperformance. let's turn

the head of the office of the president of ukraine, and former nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen, andriy yarmak stated this and added that rasmussent will arrive in kyiv on july 1st, and then they will launch the work of the group and introduce its first members . and not just verbal promises, this is a set of measures that primarily provide for ensuring the defense capability and restoration of the military and technical potential of ukraine, as well as the maximum integration of ukraine in the international in the political and economic format, long-term and effective sanctions against russia, which make it impossible to resume military efforts for a new attempt at aggression, seventeen ukrainians were returned from russian captivity. this was reported by the coordinating headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war . two ukrainian officers, 14 soldiers and one civilian, five were released. injuries, but there is no threat to life. they are receiving the necessary medical assistance. the headquarters clarified that this exchange took place according to the formula 17x15,

maria bolden as people's republic, jack rasmussen, professor of economics and politics at st. mary's college of california and radical decide the director of the geopolitical economy. research group say that the acquisitions by the west are a little more than a blame game. i think that the whole name russia game began a long time ago. remember, it was russia that was responsible for hillary clinton, losing the election to donna trump. it's russia that's responsible for the inflation of fuel prices now. rates, russia, that's in responsible for the inflation of food prices. so i think that it's, it's really an extremely self serving blaine game. if they wanted, they could have made exemptions for food. they love to use russia in order to blame the suffering that's caused by people in a certain sense. it's as though the united states a sanctioning the whole world, they want to try to don't go to one of the instructional, but so far it hasn't worked. the number of countries that are prepared to sanction rough chuck, they're prepared to send a little late to ukraine. i actually qui

earlier we spoke to your agent center executive vice president rasmussen, who believes that reducing confidence in government is due to anti rush of sanctions. backlash and negligence towards the population. think it was lithuania or sonia had a turn over. you had you got trouble in bulgaria right now. italy also is going to travel and germany is going to get hit them. the worse sanctions that europe imposed had a dramatic impact. i think, aggravated a situation that was already is going to be challenging and very, very much aggravated. and it really has broken their economy. i mean, just stupid politicians making decisions that, that not considering the implications of those decisions at all. i also think that a lot of people who are, are really not pleased with the direction that the whole european is taking with the sanctions and, and what they're doing in that area as well. i, i, you know, you don't hear people talking about that, but they know that the decisions are impacting their lives and that the elite, the political really, really don't care about the average person. russia

doctor dot dot, to jack rasmussen, who thinks that an embargo on russian nuclear fuel would drive the price on electricity up in the u. s. and in europe, or there are some nuclear plants in the u. s. that do import russian nuclear fuel. if that is embargoed, no importance to russia than the u. s. and those plans are gonna have to scurry around elsewhere in a world to try to get it. and that's going to create excess demands elsewhere and drive up the price of that particular product and therefore drive up a electricity generation from nuclear. and because all these, these fuels are substitute products, so what we call them when one goes up, the other girls that drags it up, you know, o oil, natural gas, the same thing. if you find a nuclear cross going up in the u. s. will that will have an effect as well, on the other fossil fuels to some extent. so did the question, know my mind is not where the u. s. embargoes it, it can scurry around and get some supplies elsewhere. but what about europe? a country like france, for example, 70 percent of its electricity generation comes from nuclea

and from sandtown there fabrics, party, a ceo of rasmussen, global a political consultancy gentlemen. welcome to inside story. let's start with you than that. i'm it. what do you make of this election results? was this election? as some french newspapers have said, a political earthquake, to what extent does to make up now of the national assembly, make france ungovernable for the next 5 years. what it is, i'm book ungovernable for the french bins. and the current fence you monday when micro, i believe it's a huge victory for the left east and the other small g, which is the far right 1000000 loop in the last more than $100.00 seats in the french parliament. so i believe it's a victory for the left is we've seen the, the majority, you wouldn't, you know, or go on the ground to in order to persuade, to argument for the french addiction, the importance of the parliament every election. and we've seen it's a huge defeat for the french president. these also, you know, a lot of doubt about the democracy. do not forget that we have the, you know, the movement. busy which were very, you know

fire rasmussen, executive vice president of the n g o. the rage center believe that microns approach will gain support as time goes on. i think, you know, i think too often western powers in general have been, especially the rhetoric from, from ukraine, have been demonizing towards russia. and i think it's a wrong way. i think my crohn is trying to position himself so maintains relationship of some degree that can act immediate because that's the bottom line. you're going to have to have a political settlement at some point and. and we even heard that from kissinger the other week at davos, where he talked about the need to recognize the importance of russia with europe and the role. and they need to come to some type of settlement a soon. and i think that's a very important and without maintain those lines of communications in an attempt to dialogue, to have a dialogue that type of a settlement not going to occur. and it's going to be actually to the detriment of, of ukraine. most of all, if those lines are not maintained 3 motion violin

for more on this, i want to bring in a defense analyst with rasmussen global and a former nato policyirector. it is good to see you again. let's talk about the numbers here. 900 million euros a day, how low can russia keep this up? i know it is selling oil and natural gas, but is there a limit to this? reporter: the cost of the war in ukraine is the same as the income russia gets from the europeans buying oil and gas. so i think that one thing we can do and we must do probably quicker than what european member states have committed to do is to stop buying russian oil and gas and not feeding the putin war machine. one shouldn't underestimate the russian strategy. meaning that even if they are broke, even if they cannot sound their natural resources, putin has a controlled hand on the country's resources and its riches and consisting in the long haul that war. so it is normally about economics here, it is about the battlefield. this is why the weapons systems that we provide to ukrainians matter. because adolescent russian forces fail and they are not able to advance anymore and achieve

get this new poll from rasmussen finding with the issues at the top of minds of independent voters, inflatione economy, violent crime, the issues democrats seem to care about the lease, but rather than admit failure, rather than do the sensible thing, reverse course, change policy, the biden team, they just doubled down on dumb and dumber and stupid and more far left lunacy like attacks on u.s. energy independence and overseeing more than a doubling of the gas prices from the trump administration. green new deal socialism, attacks on fossil fuels, this is the lifeblood of the world economy. attacks on our border patrol is now we have the largest caravan to date marching their way right towards the border. attacks on parents. why? they dared to stand up to left-wing indoctrination in schools and talk about age-appropriate education for their kids, demanding excellence in teaching when we are failing them at a spectacular level. joey himself refusing to condemn attacks against pro-life centers. there have been a lot of them. white house statement this week was tepid, weak, pathetic, not good en

rasmussen was 21 out of johnson, wyoming. and a son reed not even one year old. >> they were high school sweethearts. you hear this so often. it is incredible the sacrifice these families make. just not the service member that serves bust the whole family that serves and as americans, in the tunnel to towers foundation, you know this bill and dana, you know about our foundation. we made a promise to take care of the families left behind. your viewers know it and last year alone we did over 200 families between police officers, firefighters and gold star families plus catastrophicly injured. >> dana: knowing about the foundation to be the recipient of the help must be a shock. >> they are shocked. but to every single one of them they worry and think how will i stay in the home? these are very young couples. >> bill: you pick up their payments. >> we pay off their mortgages. we start by picking up the payments so they don't have to worry about that. if they don't have a home, we build them a home. so in gold star families and m

salton sea. 33 year-old captain and pilot john sacks was killed alongside 21 year-old corporal seth rasmussen, 19 year-old lance corporal kevin strickland. 31 year-old captain nicholas p o and 21 year-old corporal nathan carlson. the crew was on a training mission when their osprey aircraft crashed. all 5 marines were based at camp pendleton. the navy says they are now conducting a safety pause after recent crashes in order to review risk management practices and to conduct training the los angeles dodgers who are here in the bay area playing a series against the giants tweeted today, quote, the la dodgers are saddened to hear about the passing of steve sax son john and the marines who lost their lives in this week's tragic accident. our thoughts and condolences go out to their families and friends. a new york based foundation is trying to make amends. >> for its role in the tuskegee syphilis experiment that started in the 1930's, the milbank memorial fund covered funeral services for deceased man of the study in exchange for consent to let doctors perform autopsies on the bodies labeled with

salton sea. 33 year-old captain and pilot john sachs was killed alongside 21 year-old corporal seth rasmussen, 19 year-old lance corporal kevin strickland. 31 year-old captain nicholas p o and 21 year-old corporal nathan carlson. the crew was on a training mission when their osprey aircraft crashed. all 5 marines were based at camp pendleton. the navy says they are conducting a safety pause after recent crashes in order to review risk management practices and to conduct training. now the la dodgers who are here in the bay area tweeted this out today. the dodgers are saddened to hear about the passing of steve son john and the marines who lost their lives in this week's tragic accident. steve used to play for the dodgers. the team says their thoughts and condolences go out to their families and friends. all right. we're going to take a look now at our 4 zone forecast. here's a live look at. the exploratorium is along the embarcadero. >> we still thing is we've been trying to i googled i was like, what is it supposed to be? says it's supposed to be an adam wright or if anyone knows police, texa

there is a poll by rasmussen. shows your top concerns including the top three for voters., the economy. legacy media, their top things for stories for the midterms, climate change, abortion rights and the ukraine war. i feel like they directly putting their needle, the thumb on the needle of the public opinion. that should not be the role of the media, certainly not the news media? >> yes. this is a diversion effort obviously by the legacy media but i think they're too naive to understand why these diversion efforts just aren't working. you see the big corporate executives of these media companies, people running the bureau, the bureaus. these are not people worried about filling up their cars with gas or food on the table. they're so out of touch with working class americans. that is also why their ratings are continuing to plummet. they just don't get it. charles: yeah. maybe it is not working. a million folks switched over to the republican party in 43 states. i have to hop, kristin, but are you still holding your bitcoin? >> i'm still holding but i will buy a little mo

camera sent through sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system -- >> this guy, bill rasmussenhen they found out about the satellite they said, so can we cover the whole state? and the guy looked and he said, no, you don't understand. >> for another 25 cents or whatever you can send this all over the country. they went, oh, gee. why would anyone want to do that? they didn't quite know what they had. >> and he wound up revolutionizing television sports. >> welcome everyone to espn "sportscenter." from this very desk in the coming weeks and months we'll be filling you in on the pulse of the sporting activity, around the country and around the world as well. >> they didn't have the money to go out and buy baseball games or nfl games. what they did do was take all the leftovers out there. >> i'm joe boyle and i'll be handling the play by play for tonight's game between the badgers and the blue demons. >> it gave birth to arguably the greatest media success story of all-time. >> at its best, cable television >> at its best, cable television could provide a refreshing relief from the

he is the ceo of rasmussen, global, and is a former director of policy planning at nato, joins us over skype from warsaw. poland. thank so much and for being with us now. and a number of a miniature deployments planned as part of this kind of bolstering of, of nato in europe. what do you think is the most significant aspect of, all of that? i think were significant is that clearly nato is the stepping up and taking note of the fact that we are living in a completely different security environment than before. the 24 for february and the u. s. commitment signal that days the also u. s. willingness to stay as a, as a backbone provider of europe and security. however, what's also behind the u. s. commitment is a message that this is out as far as it goes for the u. s. and now it's really up to the europeans, especially the french, the british, and the germans to provide the rest of the kind of forces and capabilities that nature. we need to have a credible poster and receiving that reaction from president putin. i mean, obviously they've extended the formal invitation to finland and swede

he is the chief executive officer at rasmussen global, and a former nato director of policy planning.learly _ new reason for being. i think this was clearly a _ new reason for being. i think this was clearly a turning _ new reason for being. i think this was clearly a turning point i new reason for being. i think this. was clearly a turning point summit for nato. which basically has taken for nato. which basically has taken for the new world we're in, of course that february 24 world where nato had to step up its territorial defence in order to assure both the security but also to bring more stability to the continent. however, clearly still a lot to lot to do to implement the big promises and commitments that were made in madrid. 300,000 troops on the relatively high readiness level is a very, very long shot for a country which in europe will have real issues with the readiness of the forces and the state and capabilities. it's going to require real follow—up by the heads of states and governments in terms of spending and in terms of really managing the forces. in spending and in ter

the latest economy poll last week, a similar rasmussen poll, 62% are safer with an armed guard. utah allows teachers to carry a concealed happen. they have never had a shooting cyst that law has been in place. justice scalia said that the very text of the second amendment implicitly recognizes the preexistence of the second amendment right and it shall not be infringed. this is not a right granted by the constitution or dependant upon that instrument. the second amendment simply declares that it shall not be infringed but that is what your bills do. the republicans said let's harden the schools, $122 billion for covid relief. 90% of it remains unused and you said we don't want to talk about doors. we hide behind doors because they work. you can harden schools and make them work and arm guards and make them work and make children safer. we all condemn the acts of violence but the answer cannot be restricting america's right to protect themselves. every day americans use guns to protect themselves and their families. this bill will make it harder for americans to do this. that is

. >> steve: a new rasmussen poll is bad for the administration. it came out on tuesday. only 11% say putin is mainly to blame 52% believe joe's energy policies are responsible but he claims to the putin price hike moniker, ainsley in what he just tweeted out. >> ainsley: after mr. powell, after jerome powell said that the fed chair and says it is not -- it's not because of putin. it's not because of his invasion. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: biden, a few hours later tweets this out i'm doing everything can i to blunt the putin price hike and bring down the cost of gas and food. i led the world to coordinate the largest release of global oil reserves in history and working to get 20 million tons of grain out of ukraine to help bring down prices. how are you going to do that? >> brian: how about using navy. >> ainsley: russia controls the sea. >> brian: we could easily create a corridor right there and allow international waters go out. this is a guy who doesn't want to give 1985 migs to the ukrainian air force. did you see those two airline pilots with dana yesterday? he

sally rasmussen, sir francisco that's coming up at 6 30. claudine time is now 603.ce today is for the next mayor of san jose. ktvu is. james torres is in santa clara county at the fairgrounds. now with the list of candidates and would voters need to know before they cast a ballot, james good morning. dave good morning to you. well, current mayor san ricardo has already served the maximum two terms as mayor. so that means for the first time since 2014 the race for san jose's mayor will not have an incumbent candidate. let's show you a list of the candidates that you can vote for. they are . cindy chavez was in santa clara county supervisor deb davis with san jose james spence marshall. would manzi matt mayhem with san jose raul perales, also san jose council member and travis hill and the front runners in this race are those who already hold government offices and the big headlines are how much money they're all raising, according to the san jose spotlight, political action committees are pouring money into this race, raising millions of dollars especially with the t

corporals nathan carlson and seth rasmussen, captains nicholas losotho and john sak's. in san diego. officials are investigating the cause of a crash training mission in the desert 150 miles west of san diego. a chicago police confirming a domestic dispute at the home of chicago's state attorney kim foxx. police say foxx's husband called the cops after she allegedly slapped him over quote something posted on facebook. foxx denies ever slapping her husband. no arrests have been made in the alleged assault. a tiktok trend is going viral which supposedly healthier ways to drink a soda. the drink called healthy coke on tiktok combines just two ingredients, ball sal mic vinegar and water. marching the dark brown color of coca-cola classic. naturally it's time for a "fox & friends" taste test. >> looks like jirng rail. will: smells like basal mic sin garr. many. lawrence: i can't taste the vinegar. >> i can't touch my nose without smelling the vinegar. rachel: don't believe everything on tiktok not good. lawrence: take the apple cider vinegar. rachel: this is ba bass sal mic.

the latest economy poll last week, a similar rasmussen poll, 62% are safer with an armed guard.lows teachers to carry a concealed happen. they have never had a shooting cyst that law has been in place. justice scalia said that the very text of the second amendment implicitly recognizes the preexistence of the second amendment right and it shall not be infringed. this is not a right granted by the constitution or dependant upon that instrument. the second amendment simply declares that it shall not be infringed but that is what your bills do. the republicans said let's harden the schools, $122 billion for covid relief. 90% of it remains unused and you said we don't want to talk about doors. we hide behind doors because they work. you can harden schools and make them work and arm guards and make them work and make children safer. we all condemn the acts of violence but the answer cannot be restricting america's right to protect themselves. every day americans use guns to protect themselves and their families. this bill will make it harder for americans to do this. that is a fact t