ukraine doesn t get invaded and perhaps the belligerence isn t shown by china against taiwan? yeah. i mean, we can t prove it, but the facts seem to support it i mean, months later putin shows up 170,000 troops on the ukraine border. he invades a few months after that china has become considerably more aggressive with taiwan and began way before the most recent aggression over the pelosi visit. the iranians up their game in terms of their proxy wars that they are fighting in the middle east and certainly trying to kill americans on american soil as we speak. so, yes, i mean, i think the facts speak for themselves. adversaries were elm bolteddenned. they saw this as american weakness. and they are taking advantage of it. and certainly, can you imagine how the radical islamists around the world are emboldened by america surrendering the country
their fighter jet over. there i think a lot of this was captureed in an ad put out by the save america pact. it s comparing joe biden to jimmy carter. decades after jimmy carter, joe biden picked up where he left off with america surrendering to terrorists. biden foolish spending is causing inflation which means more pain at the pump. higher prices on grocery. devaluing your retirement savings when you need it most. once was a mistake. twice is a disaster. america needs strong leaders and not weak ones. sean: the similarities. reminds me of turn your thermostat down and put on a sweater and long gas lines. as some of us that are older remember. sean, look at the brown out all over california. it s terrible. all of this nonsense they are
save america pact. i want it s comparing joe biden to to play it for you. jimmy carter. let me get your reaction to it. decades after jimmy carter, joe biden picked up where he left off with america surrendering to terrorists. biden foolish spending is causing inflation which means more pain at the pump. higher prices on grocery. devaluing your retirement savings when you need it most. once was a mistake. twice is a disaster. america needs strong leaders and not weak ones. sean: the similarities. reminds me of turn your thermostat down and put on t a sweater and long gas lines. as some of us that are older remember. sean, look at the brown out all over california. it s terrible. all of this nonsense they are doing. they want to replace clean fossil fuels.
brian: all right. so the new york times thinks the u.s. flag is so 1776 so they put a group of graphic sceners to redesign the american flag. let s go through some of the suggestions. all right. flag number one comes with a key to acknowledge emotions. there you go. do you see fear, forgiveness, anger joy and pride? me either. next pentagram design how is this described? well suggests interdependency and togetherness? no, but number three is quite intriguing it represents what they call america vagueness. i don t think we want to be more vague, that s not even a catchphrase. meanwhile, number 4 represents america surrendering and lost of ideals it once stood for that s for every college kid out there protesting and coloring their hair purple. i say i pass. let s move on to number 5 let every voice, lift every voice and sing. i m not feeling it and finally,
March 1, 2021
This week I want to continue last week’s discussion about the conflict between trade rules and other, non-trade priorities, and then I will succumb to the opportunity to say “I told you so” regarding partisanship about China.
Rules conflicts came up again when a group of nongovernmental organizations, and separately, members of Congress, wrote the president asking him to support India and South Africa’s request at the World Trade Organization (WTO) for a temporary waiver on intellectual property protections. The waiver would allow for the production of Covid-19 vaccines in developing countries by forcing their licensing from the companies that created them. There are several reasons why this is a bad idea.