said that he liked president zielinski said that he liked president zielinski said that he liked how i how i how i i trolled a russian propagandist into i trolled a russian propagandist into i trolled a russian propagandist into oblivion oblivion oblivion and i think i think he was referring to and i think i think he was referring to and i think i think he was referring to where it goes in but uh i wouldn't call where it goes in but uh i wouldn't call where it goes in but uh i wouldn't call it trolling i would say it's more like it trolling i would say it's more like it trolling i would say it's more like being a uh like a social media warrior being a uh like a social media warrior being a uh like a social media warrior maybe than being a troll a troll's got maybe than being a troll a troll's got maybe than being a troll a troll's got kind of a negative connotation yeah so kind of a negative connotation yeah so kind of a negative connotation yeah so they asked me if i wanted to do it i they asked me if i wanted to do it i they asked me if i wanted to do it i quickly just did a little

zielinski is aware that for ukraine to become part of the european union, one of the conditions is that corruption is stamped out in the country. anchor: security forces in peru fired tear gas at protesters in the capital, lima. they are demanding the president's resignation. she is called for national truce after weeks of unrest. the crisis began in december after the former president tried to dissolve congress and was arrested. >> pico for a truce. we call the congress and now, i call my dear homeland for a national truce to establish the dialogue tables and better still, to be able to set the agenda for each region and develop our people. anchor: chris higgins has been sworn in as new zealand's prime minister. >> congratulations, prime minister. [applause] anchor: the former covid-19 response minister faces the task of reviving the governments waning popularity ahead of october's general election. >> this is the biggest privilege and responsibility of my life. i'm excited by the challenges that lie ahead. the deputy prime minister and i both take today's appointments very seriously.

one of my colleagues referred to zielinski as winston churchill in a t-shirt. as i said, he has been an inspiring leader, somebody who i think has surprised a lot of folks, including me, with his ability not to only inspire his people but to rally the rest of the free world in support of ukraine. hal: what about u.s. policy there, in terms of enabling and supporting ukraine is the u.s. doing enough, too little with respect to its specific abilities or the general level of aid and support? are we on track to enable ukraine to achieve what they want to achieve? sen. cornyn: i think it has been too slow. early on when there was discussion about providing migs from poland and elsewhere to ukraine, the defense department and biden administration said that was escalatory. what putin has -- we know he has tactical nuclear weapons -- and he rattles that sabre from time to time. so far there is no indication he is inclined to use it, at least for the time being. we do know, according to published doctrine of the russians, if it were an existential threat to the regime o

these were put in place, and zielinski staffed them. he made them work. the point is ukrainians will do that. one of the reasons that many people think this the problem is because there is a very strong aggressive media. journalists in ukraine go after co-option, as they should. and they are given the ability to do that. one of the things they put in place is the strongest disclosure, governmental disclosure requirement of any in the world. more restrictive and more rigorous and more demanding than here in the united states. if you are a governor, you have a list for every watch, every car, every apartment that you or your spouse or kids have. you have to list all of these things. you have to put online. this is open to the public, so journalists who are very aggressive, they can go online and they can say there is a governor, and he owns flats in dubai. it has four rolexes. eight cars. and we know how much money they make. where does it come from? they go after that. as they should. that is what they measure with a perception. a lot of this is because of

eec which is why president zielinski says it so important to know where the money is going.bust rose by a third in the last three months of the year. the only thing that's held on the number has been a backlog in the courts. are we up to see here in the ukjust about it is? possibly. to some extent things are bad. they're not quite as bad as they look that they were going to be backin they look that they were going to be back in autumn, so i think that's a warm comfort to those businesses that are struggling at the moment. things i think are a little bit more optimistic or i should say less pessimistic than we were looking in october november time. but we are going through a tough time for the british economy. living standards are falling. i think the economy is by and large flatlining and it's likely to do that for some time to come. and for a lot of businesses, thatis come. and for a lot of businesses, that is going to be very difficult indeed. so there's some pain to come. �* , ., ., come. i've 'ust got a minute left but the come. i've just got a minute left but the archbi

because if the answer is whatever zielinski says, which is driving russia completely out of all ukrainegnition that the nuclear threshold could be product dumb crossed if we don't play our cards very wisely —— could be crossed. thank you very much for your time today. from fighterjets tojumbo jets — today marked the end of an era, with the last—ever boeing 7a7 leaving the factory in the us. in the last half hour, the last of the originaljumbojets — nicknamed the "queen of the skies" — was delivered to atlas air, where it will be used for cargo. this was the 747�*s maiden flight in 1970 — since then, 747s have carried hundreds of millions of passengers, making air travel affordable to the masses for the first time. kyle arnold is an aviation reporter with the dallas morning news. is itan is it an emotional day for you, do you think it's a sad farewell or is it about time? its you think it's a sad farewell or is it about time?— you think it's a sad farewell or is it about time? its days have been numbered for _ it about time? its days have been numbered for quite _ it about time? its days

very capable armoured main battle tanks going to ukraine, and it's also nearly two thirds of what zielinskiialises but it is in the pipeline. materialises but it is in the --ieline. , , materialises but it is in the pipeline-— materialises but it is in the --ieline. , ., . pipeline. just on that point, president — pipeline. just on that point, president zelensky - pipeline. just on that point, president zelensky talked l pipeline. just on that point, | president zelensky talked in pipeline. just on that point, - president zelensky talked in the order of something like 300 tanks. we don't know whether he requested more expecting he wouldn't get as many as that and is going to end up with, you think, 150—170. what sort of difference do you think that could make in the push against russia? �* ., ., , , ., ~ russia? big. your last guest talked about a strategic— russia? big. your last guest talked about a strategic effect _ russia? big. your last guest talked about a strategic effect on - russia? big. your last guest talked about a strategic effect on the - about a strategic effect on the russi

olympics question, might some nations, not perhaps the european ones, but further afield, think zielinski obviously has members taking part who are not democracies. there might be many valid criticisms of a number of global governments. i valid criticisms of a number of global governments.— valid criticisms of a number of global governments. i think you are riaht, i global governments. i think you are right. i think _ global governments. i think you are right, i think this _ global governments. i think you are right, i think this is _ global governments. i think you are right, i think this is a _ global governments. i think you are right, i think this is a delicate - right, i think this is a delicate balancing act which president zelensky has to get right for his war effort. if we are talking about african nations including south africa, if we are looking at china, these are countries that have taken a neutral status. certainly on the african continent, we have seen russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov take part in a huge diplomatic tour to try and improve economic ties. so russia's in

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