Own staffs all about free speech being open to debate and discussion. By their welcome to weekend world updates from the r. T. International in moscow my names colleen bray 1st for you this saturday then the u. S. Media is already pointing fingers east this time going after the democrats front runner for the 2020 president ial election the Washington Post claimed through unnamed sources without evidence that Bernie Sanders is receiving russian help for his campaign and that hes been informed of it it was not clear what role theyre going to play we were told that russia may be other countries are going to get involved in this campaign and look heres the message to russia stay out of american elections feel the burn. Well that standoff between sanders and bloomberg is apparently creating yet more turbulence in the blue camp well many have democrats and Many Democrats who have been left concerned that donald trump will walk over any democrat nomination in november now the New York Times c
Single Campaign Event since lawning his Reelection Bid and theyre reporting bidens staff intentionally tries to keep his schedule light. That report reads in part in private some officials acknowledge that they make they may want to consider reasonable accommodations, interesting word, not to physically tax an aging president , his staff schedules most public appearances between noon and 4 00 p. M. And leaves him alone on weekends as much as possible. Interesting. Anyone can trip at any ager but for an biden is the Chief Executive and just embarked on campaign asking voters to keep him in the white house till age 86 and polls show trouble of enormous anxiety and donald trump did rallies in a day and sometimes past midnight and most president s do events before noon and after 46789 most president s have the competency and stamina to do so, kaylee and jim garaday wrote a really nice analysis and sharpest and strongest communication tool by this administration cents is the president himse
at the united nations headquarters here in new york city. hello, welcome. sandra smith in new york. and as you can expect, the traffic is thick with the u.n. happening. john: never my favorite time of year, no question about this. this is america reports, the president making his annual address to the u.n. general assembly just hours after vladimir putin made a startling speech to the russian people calling up hundreds of thousands of reservists to fight in ukraine, claiming he is not bluffing when it comes to his nuclear threats. the president putting putin on notice. just today president putin has made overt nuclear threats against europe, and a reckless disregard for the responsibilities of a nonproliferation regime. we will stand in solidarity of ukraine, solidarity against russia s aggression, period. sandra: the war in ukraine is not the only international crisis being discussed by the president. he reaffirmed america s one china policy just days after saying th
This is the ingraham angle. Tonight, part two of my interview with kid rock, plus my angle and moments. But first, fox news alert. New york city just hit with another aftershock. Joining us now, fox chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. Rick, tell us what you know. Ill tell you. So we had this 4. 8 this morning at about 1020 or so out in new jersey. Felt widely across the region. This is how many aftershocks weve had about 11 total since that. And most of those have been around 2. 02. 2. Nobody really feels Something Like that. But we just had about an hour exactly an hour ago now, a 4. 0 aftershock. Obviously Strong Enough that, again, people all the way to New York City feeling this one. And the concern, obviously, is how many more of these will we see generally for probably the next week to two weeks, there will be aftershocks. They generally will be diminishing in the strength of them. And i think when we saw these 2. 0, 2. 2, we thought maybe that would be it and we had this 4. 0. S
Our friends at csis for the outstanding job they did in preparing the home field. Our first panel was an excellent discussion of high policy, and we had two outstanding presenters and one outstanding moderator. We even got into some discussion due to bonnies insistence on domestic issues which was good. This session is not about policy. Policies are important, but theres more to elections than the respective views of the candidates, and so what we want to look at in this panel is in effect the horse race. Even though president ma whose name means horse is not running this time theres still a horse weighs, and theres a lot about elections that is very important to the outcome, and affects the way people vote, but dont have that much to do with policy positions. So for example, the quality and charisma of the candidates, the Party Identification of voters and how that shapes who they vote for. The larger balance of ideological sentiment that exists in society. Contextual factors like the