freshly-dug ditches. this can t last that much longer. i swear you re going to see a huge revolt among the international community soon. geraldo: i think jesse eloquently expressed it. zelensky has done a good job of keeping the spirit up. that s why i was disappointed in the vice president s trip because i don t think she contributed anything to the morale. dana: she did not meet the moment. that is unfortunate. i wanted to mention one thing about the fake news situation. in 2005 i was deputy press secretary and i had a chance to go on an overseas trip and one of my responsibilities was to brief president bush 43 and putin before the press conference. i was told make sure to tell putin he s going to get a question about press freedoms in russia. i m really intimidated. first of all, barely know the
i talked about it before. spent a lot of time, billions of dollars in ukraine. we ve got to send our best there, not the joker in a pantsuit. we need obama, trump, bush. two, the combination we need mediation on steroids that expresses how much the world is disgusted by this and how intent we are on stopping the bloodshed and potential world war 3. this prolongs the suffering and makes us look like we don t care. dana: can i add one other thing? she had a message to send to the american people. we haven t talked about the ukrainian response and their reaction to her speech was abysmal. geraldo, you said she should have spoke with optimism for them. hanging on every word the administration says and those were the words, you would not
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before the election and a reminder, as the political world seems to convulse today, not that i suggest you spend a lot of time on twitter because it s not a great source of news, but as twitter has a full tanty, a tantrum, the facts are this. the party in the white house loses the next year s races almost always. because the opposition mobilizes. and here are the facts. when bush 41 took the white house, the republicans lost the new jersey races. when clinton first took the white house democrats lost both races. when bush 43 came in, republicans lost both races. obama was first elected there with a very promising new coalition, but again, democrats lost both races the next year and many, many things where are different about trump, but not this. he followed the same path throughout history of all those other presidents. the party in power then
democratic cats in washington he is also testing his electoral weight in key races in new jersey and virginia that will be decided when he returns from his overseas trip on climate change next week. he could also return to news of unexpected democratic defeats painting a blurry picture of the 2022 mid-term elections for the party. all right. talking about virginia now, the president was just there on tuesday trying to boost terry mccauliffe who has been governor before but now if trouble against the republican. he recently said that the president s lagging poll numbers and inability to close the deal on his own agenda is a drag on his governor s bid to become the next leader of virginia. ari fleischer, fox news contributor and former white house press secretary under bush 43. good to see you. ari, it seems cataclysmic for