. that s insane. when did this become the new goal? you know, before the war, itin was russia that had claimed that it was our goal to supporte ukraine in retaking crimea. begn and we always denied that. but then as soon as the war began, suddenly there was thiski mission creep wherne weree becal ukraine were the good guys, wewd would support them in anything t that they wanted to do, even if it endangered the american people, frankly, the world, becaus line russia has drawn a t line there and has threatened to use nuclear weapons and is weapng a credible threat in my estimation. so, i mean,on. russia has to have its basic crimea period to be reallybt t a functioning country. do you doubt athe allg in their seriousness in respondingo in the most profound way if ifac we were to back an attackt to on crimea? no. and it s importantategic i to understand that it s not just russia s geostrategic interests there, butnter it s io the political interests of president vladimir putin ret
marin wakefield i know well is a terrific eadministrator and begn as an acting secretary of the department. she ll be terrific. i think building again, public health trust, being much more nimble, talking in plain language, communication is a huge part of this but a recognition that the state and local governments have vastly underfunded public health for really the last 14 years started with the downtown in 08 and 09 and never been rebuilt and then people were literally terrorized out of their jobs during colcovid, threatened at their homes for giving guidance for suggesting that masks needed to be worn. we re in an age where public health officials are often treated as the enemy instead of the public health protectors they are. this has to be looked at across
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panetta said yesterday either they re grossly incompetent or knew they had bin laden and did nothing. well, it looked like bin laden and his family lived there for six years. they lived in a million dollar compound. eight times bigger than anything around it. 12 and 18-foot tall walls. encamped with barbed wire. questions must have been asked. now, whether questions were asked and the isi said leave it alone, i don t know. whether there were begn negligence or purposeful negligence, i don t know. but within a mile or so of a military academy, with an intelligence office in the area, it is very surprising, i think to all of us, that one could believe that the pakistanis did not know this. would you give them another