Decided to cooperate with Prime Minister benjamin netanyahu, and you decided to refrain from this participation and remain in the opposition, what guided you . Well , in fact, in a real democracy , there is always an opposition, even in wartime, and only one. One thing is National Unity on the battlefield, and another thing is National Unity in the political sphere, we know that there were many slogans that russia is united, afghanistan is united and so on. Source, the source of strength in any democracy is precisely the ability to talk about things openly. I remember the experience from when i was. The Second World War and when democracy continued in britain, when the government was replaced by chamberlain and vice versa, that is, we need to discuss and we need to be able to disagree, and this is not a weakness, this is a strength, this is the advantage of democracy, this makes us powerful and it separates us from our enemies, meaning i wouldnt be er. I wouldnt be afraid of things lik
Ago, what happened there in kharkov, who died . It was not the french officers who were there, they had been there for a long time, they had been there for a long time, they they are fighting, but macrons political statement is his bid for leadership, you will notice what is happening, in fact, germany is number one in Financial Support for ukraine, in arms supplies, it is trying to somehow replace the United States of america, and france is somewhere there in the middle of the list, but. Macrons public statements, yes, yes, macrons public statements, his official position, and there is no need to be afraid of russia, and so on and so forth, this is an application for leadership, this is intraeuropean competition between the germans and the french, hes just trying to make this bid at such a price, but again this bid is not for the right to go die in ukraine for the interests of ukraine, its a bid to strengthen his influence. Also, in terms of the number of shells, they probably do not
Good morning. Host all right. Reminder, you have to mute the television. We will leave the conversation for now. We will be back tomorrow morning at 7 00 a. M. Eastern time, happening in washington at the center for strategic and International Studies is a discussion about National Security. We will bring you there, now. Live coverage here on cspan. Before that before that, you are ahead of the Cyber National mission force. You went from being a one star to a four star in six years, which is an impressive sign of how wellregarded you are. Id like to use that five year time period during your tenure at nsa as the framework for our discussion this morning. Looking at some of the extraordinary technological changes that have transpired over that period, as well as a whirlwind of geopolitical events. Lets, if i may, start off by going back to the summer of 2018, you first became the director. I recall we had just months before reauthorized the 702 foreign Intelligence Surveillance act. We
Host good morning. Thursday, august 10. Welcome to the washington journal. This morning, we will begin with the abortion debate and how it will impact your vote in the 2024 election. Republicans dial in at 202 7488001. Democrats, 202 7488000. Independents, 202 7488002. You can also send a text message and include your first name, city, and state to 202 7488003 or post on facebook. Com cspan or on x cpsanwj. Ohio is a roadmap for 2024 after ohio voted in an off year election in summertime to reject a Ballot Initiative that would have restricted abortion or abortion efforts. Now, democrats nationally are looking at this as a roadmap. The power of reproductive rights in recent elections is prompting democrats to rethink their 2024 strategy. From the Washington Post, they begin with, even in redleaning states, support for abortion rights is proving to be a potent electoral force. In ohio, voters rejected a ballot measure that would have made it harder to add abortion rights to the states c
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