i'm just telling you, you can't concentrate on one direction, as the washington post writes, this is son who does not understand what military affairs are, and i think that he has never served in the military . you see, the washington post refers on not named on their sources, uh, there are american officials in the united states, and america is one of the largest strategic partners of ukraine and in the supply and financial assistance of supplies, as we can see, and here is such a question , that is why we turn to this, it is not someone there wrote somewhere a respectable publication, but here is a moment because the washington post is talking about that talking with these sources of its own and about the fact that there was an expectation of the very breakthrough to the sea of ​​azov, that is, in fact, the direction of movement of the armed forces of ukraine and a certain logic of military operations in general, she is so clear and known and what is waiting and in general how can this happen when there before the beginning of winter at what point a-a well there you can say whether

we do our own thing though, the washington post. the article was quite critical of we encourage all of our basically said that it does reflect talking points from china. so those of us who've observed single poor for many, many years certainly would reading the washington post article we do that single port would seem to have the right of reply. why should the single point one of the strongest economies that will be expected to listen to when you're on the phone or the us position so that that's where there is a disconnect between the washington post article and what the single par government is saying. i mean, frankly, single court does have an extremely close relationship with united states, whether in freight secure or any other policy areas. but they also maintain a very strong relationship with china single for companies or significant investor in china. a single port periodically does joint military exercises with china, a single pores position on taiwan, for example, was quite clear and quite different from the united states.

the opening question for this morning on washington journal. and just a look at the amount, we will touch on this graphic, stayed a couple of times in this hour. this is from the washington post. a look at the amount of spending powering ukraine's defense. united states has committed more than $60 billion in aid to ukraine since beginning of russia's full-scale invasion. that includes more than $43 billion in military aid. that is more than the u.s. distributes in aid to any other country, and a year and a half in the conflict, u.s. public support for funding the war is wavering, particularly among republicans. and why that becomes a more critical factor this week in particular, just tweeting this morning that the white house is expected to ask congress for more ukraine money as soon as this week, teeing up a new dynamic to the september funding strike. we ask the question also broadly because it is a cnn poll that has recently been released late last week. the majority of americans oppose more usaid for ukraine and the war with ukraine for the war with russia. 55% answered should congress provide funding for ukraine and 55% said no. 45% said no. what about the number via par

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take a look at this recent poll done by the washington post and university of maryland. most of the people they pulled disapprove of biden's handling of climate change. less than three in 10 americans say they know a good or great deal about the inflation reduction act, though many voters support some of its keep climate programs. the president this week talking about the one-year anniversary of signing in the law that inflation reduction act and touting its climate provisions. here is a reminder of what was in that bill. $369 billion total. $10 billion in tax credits to build electric vehicles, solar panels and wind turbines. 7500 tax credit rebates for electric vehicle pchases. you had $20 billi for loans to promote electric vehic manufacturg, $9 billion for energy efficient home retrofits, $20 billion to assist farmers and ranchers for climate change impacts. going back to that pole, they dove into those provisions. most americans have not heard about the inflation reduction act or its climate incentives. when they asked how much have you read or heard about each of th

the goal posts have moved on this story. you know, years ago. everyone in the media, "the washingtonin hunter biden's life and now here we are they have to admit. of course, they don't call it a correction. it's only a correction when republicans do something wrong. it's this is an update. sixth update where they acknowledge that, yes, it is alleged that biden was at that dinner by devon archer. incredible that glenn kessler's source, "the washington post" fact-checker for saying that biden was not at that dinner was biden surrogates themselves. so when they asked biden for his opinion, they're untruthful and then joe biden turns around and you could see that in his debate with trump years ago well the media, the intelligence officials say there's nothing to any of this story so you should believe it. but he is the one or his surrogates are the ones who gave him that information in the first place. >> brian: robby he lied on the stage. one or two reporters get a question off about this. he continued to lie. his surrogates lied about it. they got what they wanted. he got to win the el

the washington times as pent turns table on trump. here is the new york times. first amendment is likely linchpin of trump defense. finally, we have the washington post. trump's intent is central to

it is misguided for american news. outlets to expenses are about to resemble the washington post or for a single part to follow either the us or china or media and society are unique and offering valuable perspectives that contribute to the global dialog. so the washington post published an article on the 24th of july on china is grow. the influence on sampled policies and keys in the country is the biggest chinese language newspapers taking a pro beijing stones. they, ambassador, i also added that the 2022 pole by them is if communications i'm information show that 86 percent of the employees did not want to choose between the us and china. according to the single pause missive of foreign affairs, the american newspaper has not responded to the sample as a request to publish them buses. next a, he's wanting to rough find gold, a is a political risk analyst who says that sample has always made clear that have a friend with everyone's policy. frankly, single for it does have an extremely close relationship with the united states. whether in for a secure or any other policy areas, but the

company have become the following unfortunately, not only are respected newspapers such as the washington postew york times, but not only are they respected publications, but more importantly, these publications are very close to the white house, these publications are actually affiliated with the democratic party, or, in particular, with its left wing, and these publications have been around for two months now , that is, since the beginning of our offensive. it is already the third month and it is going quite successfully, but already in the first week we buried everything from this, and there the main leitmotifs are actually being planted there very powerfully, the russian narrative about a combat draw eh, that is, after last year's kharkiv oblast, chernihiv oblast became it is impossible to actually say that russia always wins, and even bakhmut, let's say that he didn't change this impression, rather, on the contrary, he strengthened it, because if he wins, it's only like that, 100,000 for a small town, that's right, but instead they went to plant a much more competent thesis about the comb

today by two distinctive individuals, glenn downey, who is the former executive editor of the "washington post," who now serves as a professor at the cronkite school. and andrew hayward, to my far left, who is the former president of cbs news, who is now a research professor amongst other things at the cronkite school. today, we will engage in a discussion about the report that mr. hayward and mr. downey worked on about beyond objectivity, examining what that means from a contemporary point of view in today's newsrooms. just a little bit of background about this report and how we got here, we work presented with an opportunity to explore issues that would be of importance as it relates to helping to build trust in media and trust in journalism. we were given some support by the foundation and looking at what would be an important topic for us to explore. fortunately enough, we were able to turn it over to these two gentlemen, who produced the ideas to explore what objectivity means now and how that has evolved, and where that is taking us, and where we can go from here. this report has generat

elizabeth: again "the washington post" slams joe biden for slyin, again giving biden the worst ratingness deals. "the washington post" already gave him a bottomless pit of pinocchios, bottomless pinocchios, if lying about -- for lying a ab cutting the deficit. also we've got riley gaines, oklahoma's new law protecting women in sports. you don't want to miss this interview. it's next on "the evening edit." >> in addition to being forced to give up our awards and our times and our opportunities, the ncaa forced me and my female swimmers to share a locker room with thomas. no oned asked for our consent, and we did not give our consent. ♪ ♪ we never just see the numbers, we see the people. my dad started trek in a red barn in waterloo, wisconsin. and now it spans the globe. you wanna take what was given to you and you wanna build it. and you wanna pass it along. if i can do that, i would have done well. that's why we're here... to help make it happen. ♪this is what love looks like♪ ♪this is what love looks like♪ ♪ ♪this is what love looks like♪ trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like

in an opinion piece in the washington post newspaper, but soon says his country is under attack and he's being held hostage by military officials who sees power last week. he warns a devastating consequences for the whole region, which he says could fall to russian influence. russia and western countries have long vied for influence in the central. so health region. while a leader of the crew in new share has threatened an immediate response to any military intervention by the west, african regional block equal was armed forces leaders from equal loss countries. today wrap up a meeting in nigeria. after warning, the alliance could resort to military action if new shares, democracy is not restored. member states set a goal has already said it's ready to send troops and the united states says it will back equal was if mediation efforts fail. meanwhile, hundreds of people have rallied in these areas capital, naming in support of the independence tanisha. and that's what supposes of the military junta say that defending on the anniversary of new jersey, independence from france. hundreds, ga

the aircraft owners and pilots association saying the washington post article and the issue with the va claim does not acknowledge the exceptional safety record we are currently experiencing in general aviation. furthermore our medical incapacitation is extremely rare. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> zohreen. thank you. coming up, back to school toys. >> our toy insider is showing us the hottest educational toys for this year's back to school season. that's coming up next >> but they lost. not really. not where it coun will we be ate taco spot? >> this is going to be so tasty . >> it's the united states of tacos. this week on gma. i wish that i could be like the cool kids because all the cool kids they seem to be in. >> i wish. >> do you hear that? that is the sound of educational toys coming your way. and they are beeping, ready to teach your kids some great things. so we have the toy insider's editor in chief, marissa silva, joining us in studio this morning. marissa, thank you for being here. yeah thanks. >> good morning. >> let's start with the letters, because i heard th

marines and sailors have been deployed to deter iran from seizing oil tankers in what the washington post calls a "remarkable escalation.” tensions between the two countries. iran has responded by equipping its navy with drones and missiles. we'll speak with the quincy institute's trita parsi who asks, "with marines on persian gulf vessels, is biden risking war with iran?" then, an update on how the u.s. is responding to asylum seekers, starting at the border in texas where state troopers are reportedly separating migrant families, to new york city where there are growing calls for long term shelter for asylum seekers as the city says it has run out of room. >> another slap in the face historical new yorkers who have been here and our most recent arrivals who are just seeking a little bit of help in this moment. and we need to stop doubling and tripling down on emergency systems like the shelters and get people out of emergency shelters and into permanent housing. amy: then, the iraqi men suing u.s. military contractor caci for torture they endured at abu ghraib may finally get their day

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front page of the washington post. so in ohio, many of you maybe are following that election yesterday on abortion. this is from the columbus dispatch. ohio issue 1 failed after voters went to the polls for the august special election. if passed, it would have required 60% of voters to pass a new constitutional amendment instead of a simple majority of 50% plus one. peer acquired citizens who want to place in a minute to collect signatures release 5% of voters from the last gubernatorial election in all 88 counties instead of the current 44. it eliminated 10-date period -- 10-day period to a limit signatures deemed faulty by the secretary of state's office. this is related -- the new york times frames of this white. abortion rights get lifted ohio as gop bid fails in that state. voters rejecting an effort to make constitutional changes harder. allen in stanley, virginia. we are talking about climate change and energy from the biden administration. caller: good morning. i have a point and i have a question. the first one

what the washington post writes about a little later, and now about the last article by north hersh, a well-known american journalist, who, let me remind you, in the spring excited the whole world with his investigation into the gas pipeline to nord stream. now hersh, referring to his sources, talks about the struggle inside because of the situation in ukraine, he writes to the american administration that it was not the blinkins who warned the us secretary of state about the possibility of a failure of the ukrainian counteroffensive and no one else, but the cia central intelligence agency . he realized that the united states , that is, their allies of ukraine, were not winning the war against russia through the cia agency , information reached him that the ukrainian offensive would not work. it was a show zelensky and some in the american administration believed in his nonsense, journalist. he also speaks of the aggravation of the behind-the-scenes struggle in the white house, biden is criticized for burning billions in the furnace of the ukrainian conflict. instead of helping ordin

the washington post reports almost 5,000 pilots, all of whom are military veterans. >> allegedly hit health conditions that could have made them unfit to fly. dray clark reports. the pilots under investigation are military veterans who accused of omitting or submitting incorrect. >> and false information about medical conditions to the federal aviation administration. conditions that could negatively impact their qualifications for flying. the faa says after working with the veterans administration, it determined that just under 4800 of the more than 600,000 certified pilots in the country are in question, an anonymous u.s. official familiar with the investigation telling the washington post about 600 of the pilots under investigation are licensed to fly for passenger airlines like any other high-performing industry. >> occupation pilots are a lot of times that very concerned about seeking medical care when they need it because they are worried that it could reflect on something like a medical certification which they need for their livelihood. the post investigation uncovering the pi

on an interim basis until reclaiming their positions yesterday in a special election. >>> "the washington post" says the u.s. military is planning to put marines on commercial ships to stop iranian forces from seizing civilian vessels in the middle east. since 2019 iran has seized a series of ships in the strait of hormuz. an official speaking on the condition of anonymity said senior biden administration officials back the plan, but it has not received final approval. private companies would first need request the presence of marines or navy sailors. >>> and "the new york times" says texas a&m university agreed to a $1 million settlement and apologized to a black journalism professor. yesterday the school acknowledged top university officials made, quote, significant mistakes after the hiring of kathleen mcelroy because they feared criticism from conservatives. the terms of her contract were changed after university regents complained about her past promoting diversity. she returned to her previous job at the university of texas at austin. >>> still to come, extending the "eras" tour. taylor

. >> the washington post reports that almost 5,000 pilots, all of whom are military veterans allegedly hid serious health conditions that could have made them unfit to fly news nation's dray clark reports. the pilots under investigation are military veterans who are accused of omitting or submitting incorrect. >> and false information about medical conditions to the federal aviation administration. conditions that could negatively impact their qualifications for flying. the faa says after working with the veterans administration, it determined that just under 4800 of the more than 600,000 certified pilots in the country are in question, an anonymous u.s. official familiar with the investigation telling the washington post about 600 of the pilots under investigation are licensed to fly for passenger airlines like any other high-performing industry. >> occupation pilots are a lot of times very concerned about seeking medical care when they need it because they are worried that it could reflect on something like a medical certification which they need for their livelihood. the post invest

ukraine has become the largest recipient of us aid since world war ii, according to the washington post, based on an analysis of official data from the pentagon and the state department, the amount of financial support from washington to kiev since february 22 amounted to more than $65 billion. the lion's share of more than $43 billion is money directly for the war military equipment and weapons figures prohibitive, but the newspaper clarifies the amount of assistance to ukraine is relatively small in relation to the us military budget. it weighs one trillion, 77 billion dollars american outpost in europe poland barricades its eastern borders. border service. poland has requested reinforcements on the border with belarus to be sent there. another 1,000 soldiers are the basis for sending another additional force. it served, allegedly, swampy. the terrain, as a result of the lack of technical border protection systems along the svisloch river, we recall the belarusian about 7.5 have already been transferred to the border. thousands of polish security officials while the west continues to

i wonder start with the washington post. e headline, biden held new unity with japan and south korea. it's as president biden sought to marking new era for one of the united states most high-profile trilateral partnerships friday using a first of its kind summit with his japanese and south korean counterparts at camp david. to announce new measures on defense, technology, education, and other key areas of cooperation. "this is the first summit i have posted icam david and i cannot think of any more fitting location to begin the next era of cooperation." biden said at a joint news conference standing between japanese prime minister fumio kishida and south korean president -- the south korean president at his retreat in maryland. saying the commitment that the leaders stand to for time. this morning's is the new york times front page, it's on the summit from yesterday at camp david but there is little more now -- analysis here about the trump effect of those talks. it says the new three-way security pack from president biden an

including as part of the confrontation with china and russia , according to a newspaper in the washington post the chinese threat appears and the us national intelligence strategy states that china is the only us competitor that has the intention and growing ability to change the world order, biden and even called it under a heavenly time bomb. berlin may announce the supply of kiev with taurus cruise missiles from the stocks of the bundeswehr , tion reports online , citing sources in the ruling party. it is known that the command of the air force of germany gave the green light to the supply of these missiles, however, technical modifications are expected, according to the magazine spiegel the chancellor, luv, scholz wants to completely exclude the possibility of ukraine striking long-range weapons on russian territory, so the ministry of defense of the rg sent a request to the taurus manufacturer to include appropriate restrictions on the target programming of the cruise missile. this, according to experts, will take several weeks. turkey is shaken by a new tremor in the east of the country

here is what general milley told the "washington post." ns are in rough shape, huge casualties, bad morale, poor logistics. i said the offensive was going to be long, it's going to be bloody, it's going to be slow and that's exactly what it is, long, bloody and slow and a difficult fight. what the ukrainians are doing is using drones to hit the russians behind the front lines. this video released thursday shows the units destroying russian air defense systems in eastern luhansk and things in the donetsk region. they are training pilots to fly f-16 fighter jets. the top u.s. commander for the air force in europe says it will not speed the counteroffensive any time soon. to get proficient in the f-16, it's not going to happen overnight. it could be 4 or 5 years down the road. but i think in the short-term it will help a little bit, but it's not the silver bullet. just this week, john, nato allies were given the green light to provide f-16s, that should help a bit. >> thank you. r>> aishah: dan hoffman, former cia station chief, just based on

yes, in practice, this system turned out to be not as reliable as the pentagon and the washington posted of, like a walk through a minefield, a space force general, the most cautious expressions are afraid to blurt out too much, but with joy it still shows through from all the cracks the united states is now in a difficult position. because of this, the general later elaborates on the speech about the starlink system deployed in ukraine last year, the entrepreneur left.

europe , there are protests calling for a stop to the supply of weapons to kiev, patrons write the washington postthe front of breakthroughs. no, kiev continues to demand weapons, having received. so far, the truth is only in words f-16 fighters. he wants an ms attack missile with a range of under 300 km, and it’s not that in the states they are very worried that they will start shooting poking out to undermine america’s readiness for a future conflict with china. american, the command has long believed that the ukrainians are irrationally spending according to one of the american estimates, at the beginning of the war, the ukrainians fired about two million shots from 155-millimeter artillery pieces, which practically exhausted the western reserves of artillery fire on the most important targets and use it for rapid advancement. if you save shells, then do not save. the german bild is ending calmly reporting this will be a new mobilization in western newspapers, they calculated that in order to win , they already saluted and transferred their formations from under artyomovsk to the states in simi

the president has written a article for the washington post. s he is currently being held hostage by the military and he warned the entire region could fall under russian influence soon. we have a senior lecturer and politics of international relations at -- university. thank you for being with us. can you talk with me about this delegation? what were they doing there and why did it end so quickly? >> >> yes, thank you for having me. they were there to try and see -- if diplomacy and mediation would work. initially, an ultimatum was given and we are told that they did not restore this within seven days they would use force. but at the same time, everyone understands that force would not favor anyone. the whole idea of the delegation was to try and see if they could get some concession or try and secure the release of the president. but as you reported, this did no work. the delegation is back in nigeria. christian: what happens on sunday when the deadline passes as it inevitably will as it seems, and the legitimate government is not restod? what

a little more detail about the conclusions of american intelligence, which journalists from the washington postite in their material. and as i already noted, they believe that the ukrainian troops this summer will not be able to where to buy from melitopol and break the land corridor between russia and crimea according to american officials, ukrainian troops advancing to melitopol and the village of robotine, located about 80 km from the city, will remain there for the time being the gloomy assessment is based on russia's ability to defend the occupied territory with the help of a phalanx of minefields and trenches, and will probably prompt kiev from the western capitals to blame each other for the fact that the offensive , on which tens of billions of dollars of western weapons and military equipment were spent, did not achieve its goals, such a gloomy assessment is based on in addition to that , the publication notes that in the first week of the summer offensive, the armed forces of ukraine suffered significant losses, despite the presence of western equipment, and that in the west, allegedl

to know that after the fact according to the "washington post" they already removed some downed pollsines from the suspected start of the fire sure makes you look guilty. now there may be reasons and they say we wanted to get power back to the public as quickly as possible and needed to clean up for safety the area. but there are protocols and procedures. they broke all the procedures of removing the equipment after the fire. >> sandra: to have removed this would impair the ability to carry out an investigation. that's according to lawyers in the "washington post" that the maui utility may have compromised evidence in this fire investigation. meanwhile, will, there are many that we know -- we know this as a fact had no warning, no way out in these maui fires. we know there was sighing fief can't failures that occurred including emergency sirens that were never used. road closures prevented people from escaping. some had to clear barricades to survive. there were evacuation orders that were given just too late, will. >> uh-huh. that's all very true, sandra. you say why? why was there s

eugene robinson of "the washington post" writing that it was always just a matter of time before threatsinst the public officials holding trump accountable became explicitly violent and racist. now, why was it just a matter of time because robinson's warped thinking supporting trump is akin to supporting cross burning. that's just disgusting. they never had such concerns about kavanaugh when he was threatened. and when these cynical ploys don't work. other pressure gas pick up the slack trying to argue for a type of self-segregation or in a fact the creation of black states. the well-known progressive charles blow argues for greater black power through migration. but he doesn't seem to understand why black migration southward has already occurred because, like other americans, black americans are moving to greener pastures or i said say redder pastures where crime is intolerated and the economy is actually vibrant. >> i believe that if black people simply returned to the south, they could significantly increase their own political power, which has the potential to not only up end the pol

joe biden notes the washington post. are returning to the news from novorossiysk, where the cargo terminal says, according to the ministry of emergency situations, the fire was localized on an area of ​​1,300 m², at the moment there are no threats and there are no victims either, the flame is extinguishing 42 personnel and 14 pieces of equipment , according to media reports, wooden pallets are burning in the terminal, on which there were barrels of combustible oil. 24 months installment with halva buy any goods from partners or transfer your debts on loans to halva and repay them in installments for 24 months without interest. what a clever girl you are, cold installments for purchases or credit card financing with halva. buy original sneakers of world brands at megamarket with up to 44% discount and 30% cashback megamarket with chicken big chickenburger with big tender chicken breast fillet crispy breaded, tomato salad and special sauce big big chickenburger in delicious and dot we know how confident sounds in your conc

and leigh ann caldwell — anchor at the washington post live. ill start with this developing news out of the us, out of georgia specifically. news out of the us, out of georgia specifically-— specifically. over the last couple of hours we've _ specifically. over the last couple of hours we've been _ specifically. over the last couple of hours we've been hearing - specifically. over the last couple of hours we've been hearing a i specifically. over the last couple l of hours we've been hearing a few more details and you may remember that this week we have learned that in georgia, former president donald trump will be facing criminal proceedings of allegations of election interference. the way that process happens is something called a special grand jury which is ordinary men and women hearing evidence in secret and deciding whether to proceed to further criminal case. these men and women have had their names and we think their addresses and social media profiles leaked online. there were rumours of this yesterday and into today. and in the last co

at least this is what the washington post writes about with reference to the source.about autumn and winter . the british finance newspaper times , citing experts, writes that the usa is calling on kyiv to send its main forces to the south, to break through the russian positions and reach the sea of ​​azov, and to stop the concentration of troops under bakhmut from its in an interview with the washington post, yuriy sak, an adviser to the minister of defense of ukraine, drew attention to the lack of f16 fighter jets in the army, because of this, according to sak , the armed forces have to do without these weapons, and of course this causes, let's say, certain nuances and adjustments of planned actions simply on the go well, we have already said about this more than once that with all the standards of the nato army, including those of the main united states of america without air support, at least 16 of them have many other fighters, they they will not take a step forward at all. i am not talking about the multi-layered mined territory that has to be overcome. well, ac

the washington post is reporting that the u. s. has revised down its assessment of ukraine's counter offensive, saying it now believes keep will fail to reach it's key goal. pessimistic or this will bring truth or i think it's very difficult to to, to know. i think it's, it's a base in i'm, in from my point of view it is, it is present, may stick in the sense that, uh, you know, i think in the long run, there is a possibility. if you crane gets the ride weaponry for it to continue advancing. so, i mean, they are advancing. if you read reports from, for example, from that usage it for this type of, for, they showing quite some detail how they are making advances nearby mod, done also in the west ends up what is your blast on that was that drunk drug funds? further south of arrow, but do you not toward stop my come then towards me telephone. it's a long way. if you look at the map, uh, you know, we see that the distance is not quite long still, but there are advances that are being made. so it's a question of patients and i think tha

at 16, for at least a year, the washington post reports and it's not a shortage of cars. just ukrainian pilots. and they are unlikely to be able to master the management. them earlier than next summer. the publication notes that without proper preparation at 16 they will turn into an easy target for russian reputation. western weapons have already done serious damage during the conflict. the glory of tanks leopard bradley armored vehicles of french tanks by the standards, the americans do not want planes to suffer a similar fate, though it is not clear who will be needed even at 16, in a year they will need it, because the ukrainian offensive is coming up now and obviously quickly fizzles out. lithuanian regulators are concerned that it is not possible to block it, broadcasting from belarus radio world, in accordance with the recently adopted local laws in the country , broadcasting and viewing of most russian and belarusian electronic media are prohibited . until it turns out the head of the local media regulator is at a loss. it should stop, but it doesn't work. you can

are fisher of the washington post? always great speaking to you. thank you so much. thank you. for long news, there was one of the west most important allies in the sato after last week's cool joins a growing number of countries in the region facing an uncertain future of delegation from the west. african regional block eco was has arrived. and these are now for talks with the new military leadership. it was said it's prepared to intervene and restore the democratic government to power by force if necessary. the delegation is an easier and a bit to find the magic solution and head off military intervention. i'll be speaking to an expert to find out what needs years future could look like. but 1st, this report on the evacuation of foreigners from a country that could be falling further into instability of the as i'm serious. indeed, hang sort of an easier as future. hundreds on foreign nationals, a heating home evacuation slides has been carrying citizens, mostly from european nations. loved ones. were you nice thing, back and rone in paris after a hasty exit this is the one poin

will hit joe biden's campaign notes the washington post. dents of a city on the hawaiian island of maui, which suffered from wildfires, spent hours in the ocean waiting for rescuers wildfires in hawaii were the most destructive in the united states in recent centuries , about 4,500 people were left homeless. the total damage is estimated at 6 billion dollars with the details of anna voronina where there were, blooming gardens today the ruins of a small town on the island of small lahaina, burned out almost to the ground, the locals with undisguised horror in their eyes, tells that they were waiting for rescue in the pools, surrounded by fire, but help never came. we did not see a single living soul in the area there was thick black smoke, so we realized that we needed to get to the pool there were no other options. we jumped into the water and stayed there, we tried to get through to the special services sent signals from our phones, and not just told to stay put and wait in the water people spent 5 hours or more with the alarm system. treac

the authors. washington post, which i'll talk about in a few minutes, let's listen. f the conflict in ukraine, the west was desperately afraid that strikes on russian territory would be the crossing of red lines. this will force putin to raise the stakes sharply. it is even possible to use nuclear weapons. recent years have shown putin to be rational enough, despite his sternness, but the baidan remains concerned about what might provoke him. what else can explain the indecision administration on the issue of supplying ukraine with f-16s and unwillingness to send long-range tactical missiles, attacks or unwillingness to challenge the russian blockade of the black sea in all three cases. the white house is trying to play the safe game, but what it's really doing is prolonging the conflict and ruining the odds. kyiv for success. the baidan administration is to be commended for allocating more than $43 billion. as a military aid to ukraine, quite recently the administration. agreed to send badly needed cluster munitions. however, she continues to delay providing other im

he's a senior editor of the washington post and co author of the book, trump revealed. mr. fisher, welcome back to the w. now, what are the implications of this case? for american democracy as well, it certainly uh has uh all the ingredients to be a trial of the century, kind of event that dominates the popular culture that dominates the political scene for quite some time. on the other hand, there's always a very important distinction to be made when it comes to donald trump. between the legal and the political. this is going to be something that taps into donald trump's more than half a century history of battling back against legal threats to his business to his career. and he's been very successful with that. he's been very successful in the late. so i think it's quite reasonable to expect that he will be able to push this back deep into the campaign is not beyond the campaign of 2024. in addition, there's an inherent conflict between his legal defense and his political defense. this political defense is going to be, they're coming after me when they come after me.

but that my friends appears to not be true according to the washington post. they are intercepted, digital communications that reveal the president. so lensky is a leader with some aggressive instincts, in contrast to his public facing image.

a columnist at the washington post. author of the widely acclaimed rethinking sex a provocation k. next to christine we have doctor kevin roberts. the president of the heritage foundation. he earned his phd at the university of texas at austin. the host of a show that is a wonderful podcast. two of the things i wanted to get into at the beginning of our discussion are, first of all, this idea of mixture and some of the divisions we see in american society. secondly, after that, moving on to some thoughts about progress. let me start by asking you, senator vance. you are someone who in political life has had to deal with a mixture of the fuel -- few in the many. deeply politicallyth engaged. a political establishment or for that matter a senate itself a body a few people and also the many. someone who represents a great many. someone who in fact i think for americans across the country as a voice of the many. how do you balance and practice in sort of the combination of theory and practice. the few and the many as an offi