docile, he looks at it as weakness. zelenskyy said when i m elected i will go make better relations with vladimir putin. hillary clinton let s reset the relationship. we know barack obama. pete: totally agree. brian: barack obama i m going to have much more flexibility. he looks at it as weakness. when we don t give the migs he looks at it as weakness. pete: add thatted to my argument as well. vietnam they knew they were dealing with a rational actor on the u.s. side that they could predict their escalation. in this case you tell me what vladimir putin does next. does he use a tactical nuclear weapon? does he expand the conflict cyber warfare go our country? that s where you have to factor in when you look to whether or not we add migs. ainsley: the problem is we have so many men and women in the military here and we don t want to send them. we don t want to start a war because there are so many lives at stake here. the. brian: only thing i m saying you ever just postponing i
one question: why beagles? why 1.2-million dollars on beagles? beagles are small and docile. they are just gentle and loyal dogs. they are so submissive they are easy to torture without posing a public safety risk to their abusers. will: because the breed is loyal and trusting, they do the worst experiments on. what an ugly story. hopefully we can find some justice. thank you. if point want to help go to beata.org and see what you can do. will: democrats say we should go more lenient on drive by shooting murderers. fighting against surmounts.
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i just. something went wrong - at panorama, which, you know, it doesn t surprise me. john, i just want to bring john in because you winced when david just said that the culture at panorama is toxic . you winced, why did you wince? well, toxic , it was competitive, it was quite gossipy. i mean, that s, you know, in some ways, that s quite a healthy thing. there were a few toxic elements to it, i suppose, but i don t think, it s a different place, i don t go there very much these days, but they are all sort of freelancers. everyone has been sacked. laughing. orlaid off. but to the extent that i do go, it seems to be rather sort of docile, actually, and i think all the venom, such as there was, has drained away. i don t mean now. so back, would you say it was toxic back then, john? well. it was lively, you know, i don t know about toxic. lively and toxic.
just said that the culture at panorama is toxic . you winced, why did you wince? well, toxic , it was competitive, it was quite gossipy. i mean, that s, you know, in some ways, that s quite a healthy thing. there were a few toxic elements to it, i suppose, but i don t think, it s a different place, i don t go there very much these days, but they are all sort of freelancers. everyone has been sacked. laughing. orlaid off. but to the extent that i do go, it seems to be rather sort of docile, actually, and i think all the venom, such as there was, has drained away. i don t mean now. so back, would you say it was toxic back then, john? well.