anymore. you don t go. first of all, we live in different states of the commute and you barely like driving home. he will say you are going and then you go i ve got this thing, i m writing this stuff, got a monologue, got that thing with russia, but in defense of. greg: i don t know what that means. yes, you do. the nerve, i m going to defend the president on this, who do you think you are asking me stuff that i said before? i don t remember what i said, and say a lot of stuff. come on, man. i can be asked to remember what i said recently. but i told you this was going to happen. i said they only wanted him to get in an end the knives would
clear that he s not coming back in. he s standing firm. he s not going to leave ukraine. he s not doing to leave kyiv. president zelenskyy is standing up to president putin who is really focused on ukraine. one of the arguments that vladimir putin made and may be believed is that ukraine was a troubled place. it has gone through revolutions. it is uncertain. corruption runs deep in the country. there is no question all of those things are true and vladimir putin seemed to think that would work. that was going to somehow help him take over ukraine, a weak country that nobody would actually come to the defense of. something has happened, though, volodymyr zelenskyy who two weeks ago everybody thought was in over his head dealing with the world s master manipulator, rallied regular ukraiukrainians. we talk to them every hour. people that got a gun and are ready to fight for the country. that was not an expected outcome. that was not an expected outcome by most of the world.
conspirators did. that means at least the six or more people in each state, and these are not people unlike d.c. people who are likely to fall on their swords for donald trump. it looks very blatant, so blatant, maybe there s a defense of, oh, i thought it was okay. it looks like a very clear violation of law to which there may be some kind of intent defense. these are exactly the people who were on the phone with him leading up to it, and they may have a lot of information to give. in general, this is the game now. they want to get information from people leading up and up and up and not just the ragtag folks at the rally. harry litman, thank you. senator mitt romney says there is an agreement in principle on a bipartisan deal on the proposed $10 billion package to continue to battle against covid-19. the goal is to pass the bill next week before the congressional recess. manu this is a high priority for the biden administration. tell us when this could happen.
this is a fascinating display once again when it comes to temperament, when it comes to having a defense of, she s talking has a lot of influence. you can really win and take over this argument when you face and expect that question and handle it with grace and even humor without giggling and own it and push back with confidence as opposed to weird self defense of. alicia: we almost didn t get that answer because her aid jumped in, something was wrong and charlemagne didn t buy it, did he? that aid is simon sanders who announced her resignation a couple weeks ago and she jumped in trying to prevent the question from happening. did the vice president no favors but what is profoundly scary, one of the main questions this administration is getting is who is running the country.
to say the acronym. watch. tucker: i will never i will never apologize for standing up for lgb. lgbt 2q plus kids rights. tucker: it s all entertaining. author of the new book the parasitic mind, how infectious ideas are killing common sense. professor, thanks so much for coming on. we appreciate you being here. what you make of the prime minister of canada coming out with a vehement defense of, and endorsement of a group whose name he can t even pronounce or define? part and parcel of his moral confusion and moral hypocrisy. when he was a parliamentarian when harper was prime minister, justin trudeau got very upset because stephen harper referred to honor killings and child