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w. russia analyst konstantin egger. michael and do make a difference. are these drums are cheap, some estimates go as low as $10000.00 for peace. they're relatively small. the wingspan is 2 and a half meters. imagine you can basically assemble it in your living room so big and they seem to be effective, especially against um, the static targets and rushes definitely been using them to deplete ukrainian high tech weaponry on the one hand or the other hand definitely to attack the civilian infrastructure and this is i think, what is very important because now with the crown and aims being always vague but now being a basically what can be achieved are it seems that moscow is betting on such destruction of ukrainian civilian infrastructure, especially energy infrastructure that ukraine super piece and i think that are in this respect, iranian drones are, are quite an effective, are quite an effective weapon. according to the washington post, the u. s. has been privately encouraging ukraine to signal an openness to negotiate with russia as the paper put it.

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let's break this down with d, w political corresponding thomas sparrow. so michael, who had a fairly good relationship with vladimir putin, argues she wanted to explore further diplomatic routes, but found no allies to do so. what does that tell us about european unity in the lead up to a war many now said they saw coming? well 1st i wouldn't necessarily say that anglo merkel had a very, a fairly good relationship with putting they knew each other well. they shared enough space in the international arena. they also had a common history in certain aspects. language, for example, was one of them. but i would also say that they disagreed on a range of issues. so i would describe that relationship as being a good one. i would say that they knew exactly how the other person would react in certain situations. then you have to interpret each other, and that certainly goes to explain why anglo merkel specifically saddle this to their speaker magazine. now, when we talk about what is means for european unity, i think it says a lot about i'm going to marco's last few months i

let's break this down with d, w political corresponding thomas sparrow. so michael, who had a fairly good relationship with vladimir putin, argues she wanted to explore further diplomatic routes, but found no allies to do so. what does that tell us about european unity in the lead up to a war many now said they saw coming? well 1st i wouldn't necessarily say that anglo merkel had a very, a fairly good relationship with putting they knew each other well. they shared enough space in the international arena. they also had a common history in certain aspects. language, for example, was one of them. but i would also say that they disagreed on a range of issues. so i would describe that relationship as being a good one. i would say that they knew exactly how the other person would react in certain situations. then you have to interpret each other, and that certainly goes to explain why anglo merkel specifically settle this to their speaker magazine. now when we talk about what is means for european unity, i think it says a lot about i'm going to merkel last few months in

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jeh johnson, who served under former president obama, in new jersey, and michael chertoff held the job under former president george wsh. he's at home in washington, d.c. good morning to you both, gentlemen. you just heard the conversation. representative clyburn says you've got to work together, but also said they can't get anything done in the senate, so where does that leave us in the wake of three shootings? is further legislation just something wehould >> well,so i legislationn assow, but recognize no law is going to deal with the problem entirely, as you pointed out. you have people who legally bought guns and then committed these horrible acts. although legislation is part of the solution, another part of the solution is dealing with what is emerging to be almost a mental health crisis leading to violent acts. >> jeh johnson, i want you to jump in. it was a handgun in charlottesville, virginia, a handgun in chesapeake, virginia, an ar-15 style in colorado springs. is it a gun crisis? is it a mental health crisis? which is it? >> first and foremost, margaret, i believe that the problem -- the central problem, t

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michael, let me start just w-just sort of the big picture, because you have covered both of these thatng to be a part of this case. obviously mar-a-lago, the documents case, but also the key aspects of the 1/6 case, specifically the overturning of the 2020 election, and get your reaction to the special counsel, and where you think this is headed now. >> well, i thought it was interesting how the attorney general used the word obstruction more than once, in regards to these investigations. we knew that in regards to mar-a-lago, that was something that they were looking at. if i heard the attorney general correctly, he said that that was also something that was being looked at in terms of january 6th. that is something that i had not, i don't believe, i had been reported and that we knew about. i think the best way to think about the january 6th part of it is that this special counsel will be looking at everyone who is essentially involved in january 6th, and overturn the election, but was not a rider on the ground that day. these are the people who were trying to pull the levers out to

we'll see how long that is >> griff: julie, let's bring in michael allen managing director and part of george w's security council. here is what president biden said yesterday in nantucket about staying the course supporting ukraine. take a listen. >> president biden: this is no time to walk away from ukraine, not at all. now, we had a lot of talk in the last election whether the other team will continue to support ukraine. i still believe there is enough support there. >> anything about the oil price cap talks? >> president biden: yes, it's in play. >> griff: your reaction to the president's words there and assessment as we head into just past the nine-month mark with the war in ukraine yesterday. >> yes. coming off the humiliating defeat that putin has suffered in kherson as his troops had to evacuate and surrender and retreat, here is ukrainians are facing another challenge from the russians. that vladimir putin is trying to freeze them into submission, to create a weak and dysfunctional state, and perhaps, he hopes, get the russians and the ukrainians sitting down at the table where he thin

w. news lie from berlin, reporters up next with a look at migrant workers building football stadiums for the cotton world cup. a michael. okay. my colleague, pablo felice will be here at the top of the hour with more news. her. i'm just kinda, i think that hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot of to you and more we will send you back. are you familiar with this.

w correspondent, benjamin alvarez gruber and asked him what was behind billions decision. it is not really a surprise, and there have been several problems between berlin and by michael that also let to germany temporarily suspending it, spooned his emission in molly that was back in august where berlin accused by miko of not giving a german military planes so called over fly to rights, to a plan change of personnel who were there. so now they had this emergency meeting with german chancellor will have shawls with the ministers of defense. therefore, a minister and alida babbitt was also then the development minister deciding that they wanted to start this process of starting to pull out the troops in molly, starting in 2023 and then ending in 2024. but they are, of course, still a concerns of what might happen after the german troops leave. that's also a discussion that we heard at back in august when the last french troops left. that was the decision taken back in march, a to say that the security of the soldiers cannot be guaranteed something similar. that has been in that voice in the discussion for several weeks now. here in germany, benjamin, is there any sense of r

michael, or both of them. and we have a microphone here, too. w if you raise your hand speed as i did want at one point about the redefinition of words before we go because this is exactly what orwell talks about in 1984, this is exactly what happened in the soviet union where language changes meaning. this is a way of distorting reality so that people can't trust their own senses and they have no idea the total disorientation and this makes them very easy to control. >> yes. just one quick sentence. political correctness is, it's a soviet term. >> came from linen. lennon andh, petted the term. >> its soviet not chinese. that was the only conflict so the idea was that something can be wrong but you still have to say it here in the classroom upon repeat that the something can be wrong but i do and still has to say correct. it's correct under the s law and we're now seeing this with i think transracial as would be the move of god transgender risen body mean the idea of, that he to identify students as multiethnic for example, the race to identify wi

if race is one of those things we consider, -- there's more that editorial at the w ral website there. we have michael on our yes line. caller: hi, i said yes because of two reasons. i am a vet, i was in the air force. when i was in the air force there had been guys from all over the country that had never even met a black man. once i got to know me, they realized he is not so much different than i am. same kind of rearing, same kind of background. i raise my kids the best i could. three out of four of them have college degrees. but i moved to a rural area so they would get the advantages that the majority would get. i taught them who they were and where they came from. because of that, i thought it would if them a good chance to get into a four-year school. we tried a lot of things, but they are gifted. they got a good education and good grades. but i think affirmative-action is definitely needed for the simple fact that people come from different areas and backgrounds in the best way to address that is that people of color and the majority need to spend time around each other. it is an issue in our

grown pre winds to his name. dots film is next on michael oak, who in berlin, thanks for watching a what interest? the global economy our portfolio d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. get a step ahead with the w business beyond. ah, countable has long been a close link between fossil fuel exports and authoritarian machines. and that having a fabulous demo, it's good affinity becomes more democratic. if people can control what they can tired. so yeah, that's why i'm convinced europe can become a role model for the green transition for quite understanding. pamela, when we don't have a lot of time left to stop the climate catastrophe him. we'll fight for that up and i believe will succeed. ah, energy is the wellspring of modern life in europe, without energy, we couldn't produce our food, manufacture objects, communicate, work, or travel. the war in ukraine is a painful reminder of the price of our energy dependence. for a long time, europe's prosperity has relied on cheap fossil fuels. much of it imported but time is running out to avert climate catastrophe.

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w why. >> look, this is about crime. we don't need anymore gun laws. what we need is more cops. and this is about michaeld joe biden having the wrong priorities. here they pass this inflation reduction act. 87,000 new bureaucrats for the irs. instead of focusing that money on getting our border under control. focusing that money on putting more cops on the ground here. colorado had one heck of a weekend. i gotta tell you, we had 12 shootings this weekend. and we lost some coloradans. >> but why should a 19-year-old be able to buy a semi automatic weapon when he can't even buy a beer. that's my question. >> he can sign up to go into the military. i just don't believe we need anymore gun laws. what we need is more cops. >> i'm sure you know of all the training that enlistees undergo when it comes to how to use a firearm. joe, thank you so much. i really appreciate it. enjoy your last week on the campaign trail. >> thanks for having me on. i really appreciate it. >>> political attack ads are in full force with a week to go. they're nasty and can switch the truth. i think we found the most dishonest spot to

michael gerson. the world learned this morning that gerson -- he was a speechwriter for george w. bush.rong into moments and speeches in 9/11. he died at a washington area hospital from complications of cancer. he was only 58 years old. a complete list of reasons to admire michael gerson would take us all night, so we'll be brave. michael gerson was a man of immense character, of principle. he was a student of theology, and virtue. he was honest and wrote about his own struggles with depression. he became a valued and well read columnist at "the washington post." as white house communications director, to sit next to him and match words for a moment of slice for our country. again, we are all thinking of him and his family and his incredible contributions to our democracy here at home, which he never stopped hoping for and fighting for. quick break for us. we'll be right back. we've got questions about medicare plans. well, we've got a lot of answers! how can i help? well for starters, do you have a medicare plan i can actually afford? how about a plan with a $0 monthly premium? well, t

w and three of them were, of course, trump appointees. let's assume the electoral -- in the coming months. let's assume the supreme court prevents a governor mastery ono or a governor michaels from ignoring the will of pennsylvanians or wisconsin nights, two big assumptions. we are still not out of the woods. the result of the election on tuesday could determine the outcome of the 2024 presidential election and the future of american democracy. how? simple. on january the 6th 2021, only hours after yelling at trump on the phone that the insurrection were trying to kill him, -- voted to overturn the election. mccarthy will not carry on as if trump had done nothing wrong that day and voted to give him another four years in the white house. it didn't work then because the republicans were the minority in 2021. this tuesday, if the vote goes their way, they become the majority in the house in the next congress. a majority that would certainly hold on to november 2024. if those republicans, as a minority in the house, are willing to try to overturn the election results in arizona and pennsylvania, january the 6th 2021, do you think they won't try to do it if they are the majorit

w with the community to allow these projects to go forward. thank you very much. thank you. would you like to make public comment? hello, caller? >> yes. hello. i'm michael [inaudible] district 8 resident. i'm calling to urge the fire department to start the construction of the green way project. as i understand from the reports this project for a critical open space in the neighborhood with virtually no green space has [inaudible] every stake holder of the block buy in from the neighborhood, supervisor and departments cross the city except for the fire department. for reasons that change and make no sense to the observers. i'd like to ask the commission to use the authority and power to stop the destruction and find ways to work with the community i know this was not isolation. [inaudible] other reports about the fire department the blockade to take [inaudible] valencia sharing space [inaudible] [echo and muffled] held up by fire department through bad channels with the public never sees and this obstruction has to stop. i understands the critical roles the fire department play in keeping the city safism appreciate that but need the fire department to h

michael garson. he died at age 58. a speechwriter for president george w.lped craft messages of brief and resolved after 9/11. then explored politics and faith as a washington post columnist, writing on issues as diverse as donald trump's grip on the gop in his own struggles with depression died november 17 in a hospital in washington. the cause of death was complications from cancer. after years of working as a writer for conservative and evangelical leaders, including prison fellowship ministries founder and a watergate felon, mr. gerson joined the bush campaign in 1999. he wrote with an eye towards religious imagery and that melted well with bush's personality as a leader. next to louisiana. ronald on the democrats line. caller: good morning. i am calling on the ukraine situation. there are things that have been set in motion that no one really talks about, and that was the time when president trump was in office. he took two hours alone with putin. no documentation, nobody knows what was said. i think in that meeting, there is no proof, there is no fact

w and three of them were, of course, trump appointees. let's assume the electoral -- in the coming months. let's assume the supreme court prevents a governor mastery ono or a governor michaels from ignoring the will of pennsylvanians or wisconsin nights, two big assumptions. we are still not out of the woods. the result of the election on tuesday could determine the outcome of the 2024 presidential election and the future of american democracy. how? simple. on january the 6th 2021, only hours after yelling at trump on the phone that the insurrection were trying to kill him, -- voted to overturn the election. mccarthy will not carry on as if trump had done nothing wrong that day and voted to give him another four years in the white house. it didn't work then because the republicans were the minority in 2021. this tuesday, if the vote goes their way, they become the majority in the house in the next congress. a majority that would certainly hold on to november 2024. if those republicans, as a minority in the house, are willing to try to overturn the election results in arizona and pennsylvania, january the 6th 2021, do you think they won't try to do it if they are the majorit