those characteristics. and of course, if that s the case why they weren t picked up on the last thing i ll say is well, and this especially specific comes down to the military. you know, there s long been criticism of the military compared to other u. s intelligence agencies about its use of the polygraph in order to gain access to top secret information. for example , in c i, a and the fbi all employ boys and condition of their employment are polygraphed , and then they re reinvestigated. periodically they have five year re investigations where you know that you have to go through a polygraph iq. you know, over time. i ve done it myself multiple times and the question they ask you in each of those investigations, one of the questions is have you disclosed information to someone without a need to know the problem here in the pentagon. you know, the defense department, which comprises the bulk, the largest number of personnel in the u. s intelligence community. it s not uniform. you can
putin s behavior to the west and ukraine specifically. no. taking this wall street journal reporter and arresting him on espionage charges when he was reporting where the wagner group does its hiring from, it looks like a standard, classic journalist reporting story. it seems unlikely he would have gone down and been visible if he was spying. that doesn t hold up. he was there on a reporting trip around the war effort and recruiting for the war effort by the wagner group. xi hasn t gone as far as tony blinken and the rest of the white house administration were suggesting a month ago that he might actually be on the verge of giving lethal weapons to russia, and that s a good sign. but he doesn t seem interested in holding russia back or putin back from doing things that he knows are going to antagonize the west further. i guess there is a i mean, it d be a question for richard. what is xi hoping to gain out of
if you watch the goals they scored, they stand the test of time. they look like goals that would be scored now, better than some goal scored now. it s remarkable. normally, when you see black and white footage, it doesn t hold up, for this player, it does. he was a household name, you did not have to be a soccer fan or fall sports to know pele but i am fascinated about what you re describing about his ineffable quality. was it fancy footwork, sheer athleticism, why was he so different than everyone else? soccer is not really a game defined by athleticism as such. it s defined by skill, the ability to control every part of the body that is not the arm, right? so incredible skill with his feet, incredible skill controlling with his chest, head, his ties, any means of controlling the soccer ball, he
come before him. the brazilians have this term for how they play soccer, it s play beautifully. it began with him. he was able to conjure a way of playing the game that had not been seen before. you have to remember that at this time soccer was not really a sport that was televised worldwide. every four years, a lot of the world gathered to see what was going on in other countries. when you see the yellow and blue of the brazil jersey. it just stuck out how incredible this player was. he announced his arrival in the 1958 world cup final. if you go back and watch the goals that he scored they stand the test of time. they look like goals that would be scored now. better than some scored now. it is remarkable. normally when you see black and white footage it doesn t hold up. for this player it does. pele was a household name. you know? you didn t have to be a soccer fan or follow sports to know pele. i m fascinated by what you re
during the midterms, for som people, that s wha accountability looks like. but i think the notion o accountability being lifted narrative is not one unfortunately it s going to be enough i stick to barbara s opinion but it s not gonna be enough t people to understand and learn the lessons in history book, because ultimately the rule of law vis-à-vis prosecution, it doesn t hold up. it s not something that people are going to say it counts because they re goin to look at what happened, an then they re gonna want to say that these people will hav gotten in office so, first and foremost, i m big fan of narrative and getting the narrativ correctly. i think that you actually have to reinforce this with consequences of some sort. and that s why the clock is on for jackson. then what s gonna happen to the j, charles, when they re met with the, i do not recal symphony, that clearly was sounded over the last 18 months it s common. ivanka, two months from now, ivanka isn t gonna go, you kno w