The performance of the military side. But also we take out some excuses from our friend who are not supplying specific arms because they say what guaranty we have what control you have . Can you guaranty these weapons will not go to extremist groups . So they need to see us first being responsible ourselves. After we are being responsible for ourselves, then we can ask and tell them, this is what we need from you. This is the system we have. This is the control which we have. Whether they use it as an excuse and not, well see in the future but these steps we need them as syrians regardless of our friend and how they act toward us. Second question, when bashir will leave . I have to be honest. Nobody knows. But it is our duty to maximize our performance as i said on both fields. Bashir will not leave free of charge. Were not dreaming that. We go to geneva and we sit on the table, okay, we will discuss with you, this is nice, this is good. Okay. This is the goodbye. It is not like this.
Hill and then when it fell is when i lefthello, everybody. Welcome to the Washington Times for this special episode of history as it happens a podcast for people who want to think about Current Events historically. Im martin de caro and our guest today Catholic University historian. Michael kimmage. Welcome michael. Thank you for having me. Good to have you here. You are a member of the state departments policy planning staff 2014 to 2016. Your portfolio was russia and ukraine. So you bring a lot of expertise to the subject. Were going to talk about today. You are an expert on Us Russia Relations, and that is the road to war in Eastern Europe. How did we get to this point where europe is seeing its first major land war since World War Two the possible exception of the breakup of yugoslavia a civil war. So lets begin with something. I usually stay away with stay away from rather my daytoday podcast and that is whats happening on the ground. We want the podcast to survive forever not bec
Mary bono mack and steven holcomb. We have so many people coming up. It is thursday, november 2. Starting point begins right now. Good morning, everyone. Our starting point this morning, developments happening now in cairo. The u. S. Embassy there is closed. No one is being allowed in or out as we speak. Embassy Officials Say protesters are blocking the entrance and clashes are happening near nearby. Reza sayah is nearby for us. Whats happening . Reporter there is no indication protesters are targeting the u. S. Em wibassy b it was closed as a precaution. These are protesters who clashed with police. These are the troublemaking elements, the teenagers, young men, the 20somethings who for the past four days vo thrown red sox, debris, molotov cocktails at police. Police responded by firing teargas, stun grenades. Some Police Officers have been throwing rocks as well. Some of the clashes have been inching toward the assembly which is a couple of blocks from tahrir square. Four hours ago t
It is pronounced boehner. That word, however, does not look like it would be pronounced boehner. And before he was super famous in politics, before he was speaker of the house, even his own republican colleagues sometimes would screw up and say his name the way it looks rather than the way it is supposed to be said. The gentleman from florida is recognized. I yield two minutes to the gentleman from ohio, mr. Boner. The gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes, without objection. Mr. Speaker, today by our votes and our words, we will send a message. The gentleman from there ohio, mr. Boner. And boehner gives this long pause at the beginning. In my mind, hes standing there saying should i correct this guy, tell him thats not how you say my name . But he doesnt. I dont think john boehner has been particularly oversensitive to peep getting his last name right or wrong. Because of that, because he hasnt made a big deal of it, over time i think it became a mark of immature tee, a ma