first place, the economy a tailspin but political calls it a win somehow someway joe biden is back in the game after enduring a brutal year dominated by economic aid, setbacks and approval ratings. the president is on the verge of a turnaround that the white house believes could salvage his summer and alter the trajectory of the presidency. all he needs to do now is close. there was also this victor left on cable news yesterday. appearance because a huge inflation reduction act claimant deal was announced yesterday genuinely good for a whole bunch of reasons. there is some good news tonight for president biden. i know, we haven t been hearing that much. inflation reduction act or build back better 2.0 we do a lot of good for the country. it is the cherry on top of an overall good week for the democratic party for the president and the country. she loves the super bowl and you wake up and my team won the super bowl. live griff jenkins where they will never win a super
and you talk about chips earlier, without chips taiwan is effectively the second largest producer of chips. if we lose taiwan, literally we have no chance of winning the next battle s. todd: one thing that is worrying me and i want your opinion because you are a cybersecurity expert, is china perching stomach purchasing a lot of land in the united states and not random farmland that there is no use for. very important farmland again connected to our food supply but even worse in the areas close to military bases and other strategically sensitive locations. how worried are you from a cybersecurity perspective? it is very concerning. i keep struggling as to why the leadership is letting china slowly but surely take little bites of our property, but also, getting access to the closest locations to some of the american air force bases
ukrainian performance. they embarked on a path of comprehensive review of their defense establishment in 2016 that culminated with the enactment by then president poroshenko of the strategic defense bulletin of ukraine. and that was a commitment to reform the defense establishment because that was a thing they were worried about, was a large-scale russian invasion. so they have that. they have a cultural volunteerism going back to 2014 that rushed to the front to defend against the russian invasion, or the russian support for the separatists at that time. that hasn t changed, only become a little bit more formalized and institutionalized with the territorial defense brigade so they can be able to react to that. and then also right, a culture of a cultural change within the ukrainian military that empowers junior leaders to make decisions on the battlefield. right? the speed of battle s too fast in the 21st century, so empowering those leaders after eight years of fighting in the donb
awareness and funds for pediatric cancer. yeah, which is so important. i should underline that this book is a hopeful book. h it was heartbreaking because of your blake. that s why it broke my heart. one little section says the battle s not won by the physically strong. if you want to defeat a beast of this kind. the key to the fight is right there in your mind. that was a big theme during your time in the hospital. yeah, it was. because this idea of hope, i would say to anyone going through a trying circumstance, that is the thing that we had, my husband and i had, in our survival toolkit was hope. and i truly believe to this day, we were hopeless when going through this, we would not have survived that. so that s what this message is all about. just, it s in the mind. sometimes the story doesn t work out the way we want it to.
turns out there is a very different reading of this than the one that jim comey was giving us up until now. brian: it s unbelievable. if he had any brains in his head, one interview, get off the stage.e. the more he talks, the more news unfolds, the more he backs into itself into a corner. now his battle s with andrew mccabe, because they both can be telling the truth because both of their stories t diverge. i look forward to your next article and i ll talk to you soon. thank you. brian: meanwhile, the memo news sparked a twitter response from the president. i didn t even know he had a twitter account. jonathan turley is a lawyer. he knows the answer to that. professional of constitutional law at george washington university, over $70,000 a year, i looked at that. they don t offer much aid. it s a deal. brian: you are there so it makes it worth it. what do we learn now, jonathan, that we didn t know before this