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she's a professor of political science at the conclude 10 say university of madrid. thank you so much for being on the program. or if, 1st of all, for people that are not familiar with this part of the world, why are people so desperate to get to this on claim? while we have to take into account the border among europe and africa, guys most gave burgundy bordering their walls. and maybe they did rent in both content and it's, it's a tough, huge difference of income. so that's one of the main claims for people who wanted to cross towards the euro from coming from africa, especially from sub sahara, from the countries. molly, or even in this case they abberly were, you know, the people coming from the under the one to 2 to claim for refugees that use. so we have a huge amount of people who wanted to cross through the and a west mediterranean group, the worst european union trying to find a better life with things and vision of some pretty happy people. but also we've seen some people in some pretty severe conditions. how can migrants from this part of the will be better

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studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: today in madrid, nato's 30 leaders officially invited finland and sweden to become members and released a new strategic vision that called russia the alliance's most significant threat. meanwhile the u.s. announced it would deploy thousands of additional troops to europe. nick schifrin reports now from madrid. nick: they arrived in europe as europe faces war, the leaders of the world's largest military alliance, today celebrated what they see as a coalition, renewed. president biden: the united states and our allies, we're going to step up, we're stepping up. we're proving that nato is more needed now than it ever has been. nick: in a meeting with secretary-general jens stoltenberg, president biden announced new u.s. military deploynts. including more f-35's to the u.k., more ships to spain, additional air defenses to germany and italy. a brigade combat team of more more -- of more than 3000 troops to romania. and in poland for the first time since the cold war, the u.s. will create a u.s. base in ea

jonathan turley, professor at george washington university law school, great to have you on the final day of the supreme court turnover. overseas in madrid, just before the two final opinions came out, here's the president. >> we have been a leader in the world in terms of personal rights and privacy rights, and it is a mistake in my view for the supreme court to do what it did. i can understand why the american people are frustrated, because of what the supreme court did. >> shannon: he called it outrageous behavior by the supreme court, what you make of a legal branch going after another? >> i think it is despicable behavior by the president, and shannon coming he was elected to be kind of the anti-trump, observed to norm, you don't go overseas and attack other components of the american government, i just think in a better time in this country, he would be censured by congress, unfortunately, the time in the country we are in, this is like thursday and it's about as unusual as the sun coming up tomorrow. >> shannon: true, i want to talk to you about the administrative state, you have spoken about this quite a bit, "the wall street jou

of jerry schultz reporting from the native summit in madrid. earlier i spoke with dr. alliance. ned cough, a rush, an expert, and electra at university college london. here's her take on native's announcement that it will support ukraine as long as it takes. so i think we have definitely, and you know, i think is now accepted by all sides that this will, will carry on for months and that there is no and insight, i think, has been accepted by nato by president by then prime minister abra johnson. because i think in practice we have now war of attrition and on the ground we simply don't know how long it's gonna take and that's why it has a timeline. so we've been hearing this week from a g 7, a nato. you know, this is until the end of this year. so this is actually going into sort of the autumn and winter if we're talking about this is being a matter of months and not necessarily being a matter of years. is that, in your opinion, is that more realistic? is that also more feasible? considering that western leaders, they have voters that they have to answer to voters who, you know, may not be able to wait for as long as it takes when it comes to suppor

of russia at university college london. and i asked her what the key developments have been from this summit here in madrid. support that the west is trying to give ukraine. part of the things— trying to give ukraine. part of the things russians and vladimir putin were banking on his western disinterest. the west would get bored _ disinterest. the west would get bored and move on and their attention— bored and move on and their attention would be focused on something else. the fact nato placed russia _ something else. the fact nato placed russia at— something else. the fact nato placed russia at the heart of its threat is very substantial because it shows the ongoing focus on what's going on in ukraine _ the ongoing focus on what's going on in ukraine and that will bolster ukraine — in ukraine and that will bolster ukraine and their military efforts and it— ukraine and their military efforts and it will— ukraine and their military efforts and it will send a message to russia that what— and it will send a message to russia that what they are doing on the ground — that what they are doing on the ground in— th