use media use data. nobody knows that the unemployment rate has basically declined, in half. during the course of the biden presidency, show it. for god sake, cross the rubicon show a chart. this is a group of people who are proud that they don t. i ve been in rooms with a lot of biden people and they say we ignored twitter radar instagram when ignored tiktok. they re actually proud of not using it, and weather and discover whatever the politician americas discovered. which is you can t afford to be both out of touch and reelected. and we are at a tipping point for this meeting and we re gonna see it again tomorrow night. it s not effective and we can actually engage. 30 million people watched last year. to the big number. 12 million richer down as this night 68 million watched 20 years before. so in those numbers decline if you can t reach people is gonna
minutes. list everything out. have no visuals and speak to an audience. that s constantly interrupting to the stand of top law, or to stop. so basically this is an outmoded meeting. and my notion is, you ve got to, before all the air goes out of the blue you gotta change it. big tap dance? not, tiktok dance. be serious, but engage. use media use data. nobody knows that the unemployment rate has basically declined, in half. during the course of the biden presidency, show it. for god sake, cross the rubicon show a chart. this is a group of people who are proud that they don t. i ve been in rooms with a lot of biden people and they say we ignored twitter radar instagram when ignored tiktok. they re actually proud of not using it, and weather and discover whatever the politician americas discovered. which is you can t afford to be both out of touch and reelected. and we are at a tipping point
the rubicon, and launch a full-scale invasion, is on the hands of the ukrainians who resist. i tell you what, i just heard a big bang right here behind me. and it was a really shocking experience because not only was i having to report on the bombardment of kyiv, but i also had to radically recalculate what was going on, what was happening in this country i ve been covering for so many years. oh, there s another one. i ve got a flack jacket right here. let me just get it on. those first hours after the invasion were pretty frenetic. we didn t know what was really going on. there were all sorts of reports about russian paratroopers moving into positions around the city. there was one particularly worrying report that airborne russian special forces had moved into an air base north of the
mr. zelenskyy specifically mentioned the city of bakmut which has been the scene of fierce fighting and is urging all ukrainians to stay vigilant and be prepared for any possible russian attacks or provocations. cnn s matthew chance has been covering russia s war in ukraine since it began and he s got the footage to show it. he looks back on his experiences in europe s biggest conflict since world war ii. when the invasion first began, i was standing on top of the roof of a hotel in the center of kyiv, the ukrainian capital, basically on television having a conversation with a bunch of colleagues about how it was unlikely that vladimir putin even though he had built up tens of thousands of forces on the borders of ukraine to the east, how unlikely it was that he was going to take that step, cross the rubicon and launch a
being reported that they want to recommend at least three counts of criminal charges against former president trump. how that s how that is positioned in front of the country, it s going to be a bit of a popcorn moment. we are going to, all of us, together, cross the rubicon on something that we ve never seen before or heard from a congressional committee. and it s going to be an important moment, because i think the one thing this committee has done exceedingly well, it has managed its narrative. it has managed its relationship with the american people, such that the american people trust the information that they put in front of it. and i think that was born out by the nbc wall street journal polling the last week before the election, that showed democracy was the number one issue for a lot of voters who were planning to vote that following tuesday. and i think that s in large part because of the work of this