caller: they should fund it, they should. host: list take a look at twitter -- left as take a look at twitter. the first tweet is from mylan who says disaster eta bills are always full of pork, that is how they passed. i would lawmakers in nebraska support hurricane aid over and over again without something in it for them? nebraska seldom has any natural disasters. venice says assume for a gets $5 million in nebraska 80, how much of that you think will reach the people? very little, that is how they roll. some people have been talking about the natural zesty national flood insurance program. i want to show numbers like that on the screen. over one trillion dollars in coverage provided by policies which is the national flood insurance program. we will go next to chris who is calling us from all of, mississippi. caller: good morning. i have one sort of idea about what goes on with this rebuilding of florida. there are so many migrants and immigrants coming into this country who are skilled workers. not all of them but skilled w

be played by the megatet, they should not even make statements now, they should send their commissionstation, this commission should meet with the director to find out in general, what is happening there, and based on the results of this visit, again draw some conclusions, as far as i know, so far they are not going to go anywhere, and this is the key problem, in fact, well, let me remind you that the mission from the un led by a brazilian general, remember that was supposed to come to the deer park and investigate the fact of the murder of ukrainian prisoners of war that happened there two or two months ago, she still hasn't come there, by the way on this question, it is more broad than it is not evil to lead to a separate enterprise, be it rosatom or some other enterprise, in relation to this, some conditional papers were signed yesterday about the fact that the zaporizhia region, including that is part of the russian federation , and any statement from megate to them will now be e- such a flimsy statement to the russian empire, the answer will be that this is russian territory, get

there should not be -- we are in an endemic phase. there should not be mask mandates.e were trying to crush the curve, we did not have herd immunity. fast-forward to today, 50% of people who called this nation home have been vaccinated or exposed, many more have been boosted. at this juncture, trying to retrofit a 2023 america with 2020 ideas on how we fight the virus is probably a bad way to go about dealing with something that we have so much more knowledge today than back then. >> should covid vaccines be part of the mandatory vaccines for children? mr. pinion: absolutely not. when we have the vaccine put out, the masks, we knew that we were trying to mask children for the production of teachers who were most vulnerable, the teachers have now been vaccinated. many were fired if they chose not to be. the notion that the medical community has done a great disservice by not being straightforward about the science and method we are following, i do not believe children should be vaccinated. parents deserve that right. >> same question. under what circumstances would you

why should or should not social security be made discretionary? what should congress do to ensure the program remains funded? lieutenant governor, you will go first. lt. goverment: when i think about social security think about my grandparents, parents and other retired american who paid into a system who deserved to retire with dignity and -- and respect. it is unfortunate that senator johnson says social security is a ponzi scheme. there is an instance where he called social security candy. he called it candy. this was people who worked their entire lives afloat. it is a threat to take that away does not sit well with me. along with most people. we do not just need to make social security solvent, but strengthen it. we can do it by making the wealthy pay their fair share. we need to make sure that billionaires are paying more into the system. the senator goes on the deficit. we had no glowing a $2 trillion hole into the deficit by passing the 2017 tax bill that gave $215 million in tax deductions to his is donatist. he won social security on the

that should be up for a vote. what should the age of consent be? that is something that reasonable minds disagree on. that should be up for a vote but everything else that we are voting on that has anything to do with your body, your property, your money, your time, that is what freedom is about folks. none of that should be up for a vote. host: mark kelly, are there serious concerns over arizona's election process, over the country's election process, that were exposed in 2020? mr. kelly: let me start by saying the only reason that we are having this conversation is because my opponent, blake masters, put out a video questioning who won the presidential election in the state of arizona. that election, let's go back to 2020. that was certified by democrats and republicans. now i am with our governor on this. doug ducey who says we do elections well in arizona. and we do. 80% of arizonans vote by mail. my opponent, blake masters, he just said he wants to take that away from you. early in my navy career, i was in the middle of the indian ocean. i was

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that should be up for a vote. what should the age of consent be?hat is something that reasonable minds disagree on. that should be up for a vote but everything else that we are voting on that has anything to do with your body, your property, your money, your time, that is what freedom is about folks. none of that should be up for a vote. host: mark kelly, are there serious concerns over arizona's election process, over the country's election process, that were exposed in 2020? mr. kelly: let me start by saying the only reason that we are having this conversation is because my opponent, blake masters, put out a video questioning who won the presidential election in the state of arizona. that election, let's go back to 2020. that was certified by democrats and republicans. now i am with our governor on this. doug ducey who says we do elections well in arizona. and we do. 80% of arizonans vote by mail. my opponent, blake masters, he just said he wants to take that away from you. early in my navy career, i was in the middle of the indian ocean. i was a

well an airplane should be regulated who's getting you should have a license you should be you know train you should be recertified every couple of years. you should have to go to training schools. those training should be certified. right. and pretty much everybody here agrees with that. yeah. yeah, it like a good idea, but guns some reason they're almost a totemic proxy for something else that people get very emotional about. you know, liberty, freedom, self-defense. you know, the guns stand for something. think that cars and airplanes and other things we regulate, you know, fall into that. so i i'm not against second amendment. no one's going to cancel the second amendment. no one's going take away people's guns. it's never going to happen. it was 400 million guns in america estimate that, you know, 120 guns per 100 people. lots of people have no guns, which means many people have lots guns and any attempt the government to take them away or buyback or recall, that's never going to happen you'd have a waco and ruby ridge every day. so that's not going to happen. so, you know, all i cou

should i say hit or miss? i do not want to make a title i .rror i think there's a real hiconspiracy when there is not. that's' relatively harmless. i think there isul no and theres and that can harm me that's a bad mistake to make. it's better to air on the side of caution and are littl paranoia. probably not out to get me but they might be. and this does happen. piercy. cap corporations, religions, whatever groups of any kind. probably good to be a little suspicious the rigged election is the lie it's true there is some fraud and s some election. better than most third world countries for short. we are not perfect. you kind of understand it. >> it now looks like he knew it's not true. it was a grab for power. still seem to believe it. and again i think it's for the subject ofth the kind of thing democrats would do. they would cheat to win. and of course historically been a democrats think the same thing about republicans. george w. bush the second time in particular over romney. the democrats were certain in

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and you know, she should be cool about it. he should be chill. it shouldn't mean that much. and yet it did it did mean a lot to her and she was hurt by encounters that were supposed to be meaningless and feel good and she felt embarrassed talking about that. and so in some sense part of this book is just a legitimating function for me saying no, it's not crazy for you to feel that way. you're you're not the crazy one for thinking that something meaningful is meaningful that you have feelings about something that creates feelings and we should be able to talk about that if we actually want to address the current problems with sex that makes me think so much about shame and you know for the last 20 years. i've been having conversations similar to yours with with college students about these issues and one of the things i've also found is just there's the shame in talking about how you know, people will say i know i'm not supposed to care, but i do care and there's embarrassment that they they can't seem to not care and and so this has been going on for 20 years. i've been hear

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so parents should know when menstruation should start , you know, should know that menstruation shouldyears. if it is not happens, this is the problem of the child to be examined, that money is not a comp. now, if at the age of 16, there is no menstruation, you need to go to the gynecologist. so , menstrual bleeding is actually a rejection of the inner layer of the uterus, which is called the endometrium. every month it grows, preparing for a possible pregnancy and leaves if the pregnancy has not come. the girl should know that the onset of menstruation means that with any contact with the opposite sex, pregnancy may occur and whether you want it or not, it is necessary to explain how to protect yourself from an unplanned pregnancy before. its for teens it's condoms, it doesn't follow that you and a girl are talking about sex. you have to say that no one has the right to touch her or force her into any kind of relationship before entering into any kind of relationship. she can consult with you, but to warn about this, of course, it seems to me, most likely, the task of the mother, of c

should we be worried about that? if so, what should we do about it? mr. cao: 16 years of straight continuing resolutions. this is hurting industries. the largest employer in this to district is contractors for the federal government. every time you pass a bill late it causes a lot of ripple effects within the company's. a lot of companies, because we extended the continuing resolution, a lot had to let their engineers go because the government did not do their job. my opponent is a federal appropriate or. they appropriated the money at the midyear execution mark. that means they are targeted for not executing the money on time. i'm talking about the federal agencies. they are not executing the money on time. now they are being punished for it and have money taken away because congress has not done their job. we need to balance the budget now. rep. wexton: he is conflating two issues, appropriations. it is congressional appropriations that threaten to shut down the government when we refused -- and refused to engage in the appropriations process. the issue

charter should be observed. reasonable security concerns of our country should be taken seriously and support should be given to all efforts aimed at peaceful solutions. china will always stand on the side of peace and we will work with the international community and play a constructive role in de-escalation to situation and seeking a political solution to the crisis. >> i think -- think the distinguished representative of china and i give the floor to the united states of america. >> mr. president, my fellow delegates and to all those who dedicate themselves to the noble mission of this institution, so, -- soon we will vote on a resolution that is important not just for the future of the you rain -- ukraine in the future of europe but to the very foundations of this institution. after all, the u.n. was built on an idea that never again would one country be allowed to take another countries -- country's territory by force and in the wake of world war ii, that important idea, despite our differences, brought us

why should or should not social security be made discretionary? what should congress do to ensure the program remains fully funded? you each have one minute. >> when i think about social security, i think about my grandparents, my parents, so many other retired americans who paid into a system, we deserve to retire with dignity and respect. it is unfortunate that senator johnson said social security is a ponzi scheme. he called social security candy. people who worked their entire lives afloat. the threat to take that away from them does not sit well with me. what we need to do is not just make social security solvent, we should strengthen social security by making sure the wealthy pay their fair share. we need to make sure that billionaires are paying more into this system. the senator goes on about the deficit. he had no problem going into trillion dollar hole into the deficit by passing the 2017 tax bill that gave $215 million in tax deductions to his biggest donors in a single year. and he wants to put social security and medicare on the chopp

it's the last thing she should be doing, she should just stay home and be quiet. >> she didn't make ito the iowa caucuses, the first -- >> even in california she was like fish or something. >> she wasn't popular before this whole thing began. >> the only think i'll give her points for is at least we have a member talking to living people. [laughter] they are not good comments but at least the people are alive. >> do they keep her around or -- >> i think they would like to get rid of her. i hear this from erratic friends, they see the same polling we see, she's drifting. she was in single digits her last run. she's not even popular in her own party or state of california so that's why, they need to get rid of her but at what cost and who do you put in? if you put gavin newsom in, or biden looks like a gatekeeper, they need to get rid of him. >> they knew this when they picture, she couldn't make it to the iowa caucuses and was pulling her own state where she'd been elected statewide and they knew this. >> they did and they knew she wasn't popular their base but perhaps they thought they

be, what we should be aiming for.talk about the legality all the time but we are not talking about ethics or morals or how people really feel. >> there's a passage from your book that really struck me that's related to what you were talking about and i wanted to read it and then have you respond to it. i keep going back to it as i look at your book. so, you say even the newer qualified version of consent, the affirmative, the enthusiastic still have that as baseline question did i get t permission of the right kd so that what i'm going to do this this person is not against their will. the most often perceived as simply shifting the goalpost rather than stopping when your partner says no you now have to get them to say yes, but the end goal is still to get the sex from someone else without having committed an actual violation. if we invoke just getting consent as an ideal, the ideal, the highest ethical standard for any encounter we are giving ourselves a pass on the hard but meaningful questions whether the consent wa

we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. at the point obviously is too great truck rather than fear a on various job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with obama protect its own existence with you. that's a little them believe. ashley for by more her machine. yeah. and i'm with me. i don't even shing on miss sky mister lamb will be out of shit. blood said no. teresa to be sure, you know, historian, crane she is already shared via 3rd e 0 said you only do what you me every everyone. right. name kelly grey sky drive. nice call quarter dean, so we'll get just only real grades really just kept calling me or you're from golf gate. will say fuel tree for one thing with voices historically, that will the sanctioning tedious. may iranian as well. so law up was get, would get to work with out those, get them on political could get to the party to east or to grains of little grains for you leave the sending me when you get to fix you. oh no you would. you thought it will going that i said you need to when you them, you can

that was a mistake, and we possibly should -- we should recover eastern europe. >> i mean, even that is conceivable. >> it's conceivable, so nothing has changed. so all you have to do is just change the labels, and you're back in business. >> so what does the world need to understand about putin's mind-set? >> just believe what he says and act upon it. everything he's said, from the famous notion that the breakup of the soviet union has been the biggest tragedy, it's all out there. russian federation never pretended that they are democratic, peaceful nation that want to just focus on how to develop their own country for their own people. they always have been pretty clear about their imperialistic ambitions. so we have to believe it, take it into account, and act. isolate, sanction, and work together to show that we, together, as democracies, can also not only deliver to our people but defend ourselves. >> ambassador markarova, thank you for your time, and thank you for joining me on "firing line." >> thank you. >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and

should they be punished or not? i think the judiciary system, the judiciary system should be sympathetic with them as long as they don't harm any souls, they don't really injure or harm anyone. they should be handled very delicately because those people are really suffering. they are asking for a solution that they have not received yet. but i am against anybody resorting to violence and breaking the law. but i think they should... ok, that's clear. one of the big problems that the lebanese people see is endemic, massive corruption. now, injuly 2020, a former senior official in the ministry of finance said that while, even then, many, many controls had been put on cash withdrawals from lebanese banks, that ordinary lebanese people were really tightly controlled in terms of access to their money. he said more than $6 billion was being smuggled out of the country by what he called a dirty money elite. it seems, according to lebanese media reports, that is still going on. there is still one rule for the political elite

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caller: they should fund it, they should.ost: list take a look at twitter -- left as take a look at twitter. the first tweet is from mylan who says disaster eta bills are always full of pork, that is how they passed. i would lawmakers in nebraska support hurricane aid over and over again without something in it for them? nebraska seldom has any natural disasters. venice says assume for a gets $5 million in nebraska 80, how much of that you think will reach the people? very little, that is how they roll. some people have been talking about the natural zesty national flood insurance program. i want to show numbers like that on the screen. over one trillion dollars in coverage provided by policies which is the national flood insurance program. we will go next to chris who is calling us from all of, mississippi. caller: good morning. i have one sort of idea about what goes on with this rebuilding of florida. there are so many migrants and immigrants coming into this country who are skilled workers. not all of them but skilled wor

why should they protect the belarusians in this form?if we are everyone who has not lost people in 2 years, and we constantly see every day against the background of the door that there are still such people. unfortunately, there are enough who believe that if you put an idiot as the head of the country or a clown, yes , immediately there will be universal prosperity. yes , bullshit, mares, understand. this i am already addressing to those who watch this program, those who are here will come, and we will definitely not think. and we will only be thought by the president who has preserved this country today and that is why we will unite. we should already at least, because to the instinct of self-preservation. uh-huh , this word worked well for me. this is a very important topic. listen, but, unfortunately, our individual experts, uh, who are present in belarus and uh, there are such active russian supporters. they comment on such military participation in belarus, they say that belarus should join, but i want to express such a point of v

in your opinion, what steps should be taken? yes, you mentioned that, for example, the military the administration is planning both full powers and full financial resources. so maybe they lack people, maybe they should rethink the interaction with local communities, well, just kidding , a couple more weeks of massive missile strikes, and we understand what consequences this will have for the customs civilians of our country, this applies to all areas without exception, because i think that putin's agreements they work according to clear millimeter maps, that is, certain objects are marked in them, so to speak, and, accordingly, certain traitors worked out, so to speak, supplying them with the necessary coordinates, well, for today, as far as i'm concerned, there is communication between the military administrations and the local authorities, clearly because they are all subordinate to these military administrations during the period of martial law, the next is communication with the command of the troops located on one or anothe

you should have a license, you should be trained, you should be recertified every couple of years. should have to go to training school. those training schools should be certified, right? and pretty much everybody probably here agrees with that. yeah, yeah, seems a a good idea but guns for some reason that are almost a totemic proxy for something else that people get very emotional about, , liberty, freedom, autonomy, self-defense. the guns stand for something i think that cars and airplanes and other things we regulate don't fall into that. i'm not against second amendment. no one is going to cancel the second amendment. no one is going to take we people's guns, never going to happen. it was about 400 million guns in america, estimated, 120 guns for 100 people. lots of. lots of people have no guns which means many people are lots of guns and the kneecapped by the government to take them away or buy back a recall, that's never going to happen. you would have waco and ruby ridge every day so that's not going to happen. all i can hope for is let's see if we can reduce the carnage a l

we should never ever be asking for that. we should never be singling out a group. it starts at the top. we have religious leaders, state legislators, our own former president saying a member of his own party has a death wish. we have all of these examples of that filtering down. when you like at someone who was the president of the united states who is saying that is ok, it sets the tone for everyone else. i think it is very important that as a statesman we push back at every opportunity and we look at ways to protect our citizens. beyond that, we need to look at how extremism grows in the first place. one of the main ways it grows is that people are very unhappy. in idaho, they have been living under a republican super majority. nearly half of them cannot afford to make ends meet. they are very unhappy and we need to make investments to try to improve those situations and starve out extremism so that they do not have that fertile bed to lie in. >> senator crapo, same question. how do you tone down the temperature? how do you push back and fight extremism and calls

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and i think that these shipments should be structured different way, and they should be sent shaped to poor account rate. but it's up to the secretary general of the un. and i know that he's trying to get involved with that. but he does not always succeed. asked or the united arab emirates, they are ready to mediate, as well as the president. and i how to say that the president of the united arab emirates, he is busy with that he is busy with the humanitarian matter of exchanges and so on . and he succeeds in that as well. so we are grateful to him to indian china. they always say about they need to engage in a dialect are resulting and peaceful manner. we know about their stands. we are our close allies and partner and we respect the position there is standing. but we also know about the stance of what they always always said that they want negotiations. and now they seemingly made an official decision, but stop them from getting involved in any negotiation. so what else can i say, you know, when i made a speech in the kremlin institution, or when the decision was made to be on the co

we should not look at cross trade relations — we should not look at cross trade relations only _ we shouldparty made it simple. you either completely - simple. you either completely surrender, submit or stay as a democracy so we are the enemy. it is no longer a complex issue. cross trading relation is no longer a complex issue. submit or not. does that differ your political view from the other one? you that differ your political view from the other one?— the other one? you are saying his -a is the other one? you are saying his party is submitting? _ the other one? you are saying his party is submitting? this may - party is submitting? this may or may not be a debate _ party is submitting? this may or may not be a debate but let's make - party is submitting? this may or may not be a debate but let's make it - not be a debate but let's make it clean _ not be a debate but let's make it clean i_ not be a debate but let's make it clear. i understand _ not be a debate but let's make it clear. i understand that - not be a debate but let's make it clear. i understand that china's. clear. i underst

we should never permit it to do so. we should ensure instead of new roles of not arctic nations from owning land and distracting -- and extracting resources dual use potential. we should of course band any military space presence in the arctic region or any non-arctic country. we know for sure that in a much larger sense, china's influence elsewhere using multiple tools. we talked about the terminal. the ccp financed it. it uses economic power. i've spoken here at this very podium before about the revisionist realignment which they attempt. this is a deep, grand conspiracy against russia, china and iran and other elements or freedom coming together to use or share resources in this very region. we can't permit that to happen. allowing china to get the foothold and desires in the arctic camp empower it and russia. this will threaten our capacity to protect the american people and we may not, must not let that happen. we can leave in the arctic. we have done it before. i'm confident we will do it again. our national secur

that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point obviously is to rate trust or rather than fear i would like to take on various job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with ah, just a simple against. do you not still get religious? yeah, listen, so my name to that are in that i do so for the day. sure. oh boy, nice threats. should use no new problem that i can still make sure what's best to produce with family. just done skewed mission stories and just like to venture but of course, i mean after us that we have no choice. we're a local that the woke up where you personally get them on me as the most mission, somebody with children. i think we've got a really severe she'll have you after school a little boy. who do you can charlie is the said will i finally got? oh yeah blah, i'm com

we should be glad that we have such a friend in kyiv. i have already been several times, now it is possible . lviv, daughter, do it in any case, it is good, but there are several topics that i want to discuss. well, first of all, i will tell our viewers that this conversation between zelenskyi and biden, which took place, the family did not tell what was discussed. well but it was reported in ukraine that e biden confirmed the allocation of 625 million dollars of aid to ukraine, this will be four of these himers installations that will come to ukraine, briefly the news today confirmed in the volume of the president that jensa stoltonberg has already officially received ukraine's application to join the north atlantic alliance, what does this mean, what's next please well, the first thing that is relatively positive is not the ones you asked about, vasyl, this is really positive news, the only thing i think is that these are not the final indicators of the types of weapons that we need, i need them we really need much more and a much wide

by nourishing the soul of america, america -- in america, no child should go by debt -- should go to hungry. no parent -- [applause] no parent should die of disease that can be prevented. [applause] this has always been a country that when we are at her best we think big. it's almost like we don't think any more that we can do big things. i mean sincerely, think about it. i realize that this is not directly related, but one of the things that i say to my team, my friends, if i could wave a wand and change one thing i would change america's attitude about all we are able to do, remember who we were. i'd wave a wand and say cure cancer. most people don't feel like we do much about it. imagine if we did that. people would say my god, were back. this could be a gigantic step. a gigantic step to remind us who the hell we are. this is the united states of america. there is nothing, nothing, nothing -- i really mean it, there is nothing beyond our capacity when we work together. so let's work together. god bless you all, and may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. [appl

so with little we should still do it. then you got our story, you did them or not, didn't know what can you catch up or could he will. he did not click on there was a dollar demo with them. it's so with them when you want to know what can you it was, it was a way to work with both with she was short, it was able to cope with have a way for both the cut, which is you know what this is, this is chance food due to this, where you just needed to 0, unless you need to coordinate some again, somebody over a port they can just start from cuz it's just if we get all these b a well it's not that i think they have with you want them to connect with me, you know here. so let me get senior for the future. what does that mean? if we go with it again, we get away with some lips of miss. you get the pricing if it's not, but he's nothing he's with can. other than that, it's probably can get it to the most. it is public. you let's, i did it thought it looks i will guns. good whiskey you with was that the with, with you much good with seri

i should be with them or not because she just knew coming in. so i know i know, i know you're going to say i'm green for the change or something like that on the really difficult on the front of this if i should. so skilled below, which is nicole moore, we will try to answer the question, what has happened to a country whose authorities order firing missiles and civilians for the sake of pictures in the foreign media. moreover, who turned ukraine into a state with dozens of crimes committed every day with no statute of limitations. ah, for more than 8 years maxine de gloria has been collecting evidence about war crimes committed during the civil war, which broke out in key streets during the rides back in 2014 i blue with condition that absolutely should could just move. so museum with easiest the story to close it else liability. and i put that on there with that. what's the total daughter been years old? did you all the new genia in the crop of the oil interview? can you use pizza and you'll be wireless, but suddenly d. e. and i will tell you

should say. so, don't know if and you say come back to you here, but what you are still not sure what to thought. i brought here today is most of what i would like to wishy washy includes. sessions is andrew session supervisor, and then we'll show you you've she had to was shipped out of him with a she was out there to learn what so most of shows the student that just got to looking so loyal. so she with little we should still do it in your home because i always thought you did them or not. didn't know what can catch up. of course we did a quick and there was a dollar m o m a. so what i'm going to want to know, what can you send me a quote to you. it wasn't, it wasn't, it was like, oh, she was short. it was a book with a lot more of a cut with this is chance food. you to this where you just needed to 0 unless you need to coordinate to somebody but he's a support ticket that just if we get all these things go very good. well, it's not that i think they have with him on the 15th. it's reasons of th

so the question is should we _ a grain of salt.ack to _ a grain of salt. so the question is should we go back to bed - a grain of salt. so the question is should we go back to bed but - a grain of salt. so the question is should we go back to bed but we | a grain of salt. so the question is - should we go back to bed but we have some time before we turn 50. thank you so much for that. and just before we go, we have one more story to bring you. one of the most iconic paintings of 20th century british art, l.s. lowry�*s "going to the match" has been sold at auction for a record—breaking $8.81 million. the 1953 artwork features lowry�*s emblematic stick figures set in an industrial landscape of northwest england, in this case, a crowd of people heading to a football match in bolton. it was bought by the lowry arts centre in manchester, which means the painting will remain in britain and accessible to the public. that's all for now stay with bbc world news. for many people, it's been a much cloudy day today with fairly gusty winds arou

what should that wage be? ron: no. i think government screws up more things, causes more problems and exacerbates more than they solve. the individual working at minimum wage or a small percentage. most people looking for job regarding 12, working, 14, $15 an hour at a starting wage. that is where you get a robust economy. the problem that they have is the out-of-control inflation, the democrat war on fossil fuels. a dollar that you had at the start of the biden administration is worth 88.3%. >> please ask the audience from refrain from making comments? mr. barnes, the same question to you, you need to repeat the statistics? mandela: no thank you, what is going on right now with working people being denied the fair shot they deserve is absolutely abhorrent. working people should not work 40 hours a week and still have to struggle to pay bills. if you work full-time should not have to worry if you can make rent. minimum wage is not going up since 2009, in wisconsin our men wages the federal mineral wage of $7.25 -- mini

have contagious and the wars that should have contagious and the wars that should have ended continue to erupt and even ended continue to erupt and even ended continue to erupt and even threaten the very existence of humanity threaten the very existence of humanity threaten the very existence of humanity francis fukuyama joins us live hello francis fukuyama joins us live hello francis fukuyama joins us live hello it's a great honor to be here with you it's a great honor to be here with you it's a great honor to be here with you today you write in the recent article today you write in the recent article today you write in the recent article for the atlantic ukrainians are fighting for the atlantic ukrainians are fighting for the atlantic ukrainians are fighting a large battle on our behalf a battle a large battle on our behalf a battle a large battle on our behalf a battle that all of us need to join us meaning that all of us need to join us meaning that all of us need to join us meaning the western world how should the the western world how should the the western world how should the

what should host: what should we do now? mr.olduc: we should shut off boudin's ability to get energy. that is his lifeline and center of gravity for him. if we cut that off the russian people will say enough is enough. and bring him to the table that is what we have two do. -- putting them in romania one step away from conventional boots on the ground when we have an administration that cannot deal with drawl properly. -- is that what you want? because that is exactly what will happen under her. out of that nothing. she has been absent. you want me to have all the solutions and i have solutions for military. she is there doing nothing. host: what would you do if putin uses an attack with a nuclear weapon how would you respond? mr. bolduc: if he does that, he is probably -- first of all, he will threaten that. it is on the table. china is pulling the strings and they want to lead the world. they are well on their way to doing it because we have weekend ourselves so much. -- we are allowing them to buy farmland in our strategic ba

and there should be no. but to that. i think that we should be in the business of. hand-wringing over public morality or insults to religion when. there are people who want to murder you for it. you know, let's have a priority straight the danger of letting the church in the state form a partnership in order to restore public morality. two dangers there. is a danger to the church that it could create hollow religion, public morality enforced at the point of a sword and given a christian gloss is not true. heart piety. it is social conformity. it is legalism. it is in all an older form of political correctness. we all like to complain about political correctness, but using the state to enforce your version of morality is political. just your version of correctness it's the religion of the pharisees, the of christendom is not the main point of christianity. and i don't think it's the top of the agenda that jesus had for his church. i think we also need to protect the church from the manipulation of the state. the church alone has authority to proclaim the word god and