on russia, vladimir putin would present that you russian people as an example of western aggression. for the time being, he is calculating, probablyjustifiably, calculating, probably justifiably, that they calculating, probablyjustifiably, that they are not going to do that. looking at the news today, you kind of thing that vladimir putin is sitting back thinking, am i dividing europe a little bit here? some countries say they will not pay in roubles and other countries who probably will not be able to make the same decision. probably will not be able to make the same decision. thank you very much. our correspondent in warsaw, adam easton, said poland was confident it could manage without russian energy. yes, there is no immediate danger of polish or bulgarian consumers not having the gas flowing when they turn on their stoves this morning even though the supplies have been cut. the reason for that is that in poland, they have been injecting gas into its underground storage earlier
for david, this is a way of atoning to her for what he did. he took her husband away, but now he s going to make her the queen mother. her son is going to rule over israel. after 40 years ruling ancient israel, king david dies around 970 b.c., and solomon takes his place. if you want to talk about a coldhearted, calculating, manipulative, hard-nosed individual, look no farther than solomon. solomon doesn t have david s charisma. that is one thing that is very, very clear from all of the accounts. he doesn t have the same ability to make everybody follow him through sheer force of personality. so you see political shrewdness, but unfortunately not a lot of personal integrity in solomon. king solomon was a very spoiled kid who grew up in the court of power and wealth, who
happen, tracking him down to an out of the way beach. she actually told us, you know, i m walking on this beach that s nowhere near my house and i say, the next man i walk into he s the one. yeah. and it ends up being j.j. it wasn t maybe in the movies, i guess, that might happen. calculating, said the detectives. and in keeping. a lot of the description to us of their relationship was she was more controlling. and especially, without exception she controlled the money. when j.j. retired from the police department, he collected a pension as well as his salary at the medical examiner s office. but he never saw any of the money. both checks went directly into a bank account controlled only by cara. all he did was deposit his checks. he couldn t tell you how much they even were. he was very controlled.
concerning at all? look, putin has never been particularly concerned about civilian casualties or the loss of human life, the russian operations in syria were brutal. the russian operations in chechnya probably killed a quarter of a million people and leveled the entire city of grozny virtually to the ground. so the issue is not putin s brutality. what worries me even more sad to say is his unpredictability. he seems to now be more emotional, less calculating, less rational than he has ever been before, and that makes it very hard to figure out how do you stop him, how do you negotiate with him? what are the levers to pull? we re dealing with a very volatile situation. one man, who controls the largest nuclear arsenal in the world, making decisions of what
world and it breaks my heart to see what s going on. i ve also been struck by the degree to which vladimir putin, who one always thought of as rational, calculating, whatever, you know he was an adversary, but always seemed rational and calculating. he seems to have really taken leave of his senses. the degree of emotionalism, of romanticism, of strange kinds of invective and calumny. he is referring to the ukrainian government as nazis. this is a government, don, that is headed by a president and a prime minister who are both jewish. so it feels as though he has entered into a kind of realm of fantasy, of you know, where he s in some kind of strange emotional bubble. he s always been emotional about ukraine, but it seems to have