in europe. they will be able to move very quickly and then they will be the first ones to move east. that s a easy proposition for them. other u.s. troops back here in the united states who routinely serve on a shortnd alert notice to be ready to go, every day of the week they also will be earmarked, we re told. significant, all of this is in addition to the 8500 troops the pentagon previously announced were on a shortened alert status. this is new. these are additional troops that will be going. this is a unilateral effort by the u.s. they will work with the countries over there. the uk doing something similar. right now, doesn t look like nato is anytime soon going to activate that international response force. so we are seeing the moves by the u.s. to go ahead in advance of any russian move across the border to put more u.s. troops
socialest wave. we get these waves and at the same time we have economic prosperity. it s not about money or equality. it s about a power grab. that s important because that s been driving policy. you see the spending bill and some of the things coming out of d.c. out of the biden administration. the socialest wave nudged the democratic party further left. it was a resounding victory. so far it doesn t look like but they are doubling down. judge jeanine: the socialist agenda from texas to ohio. they are doubling down. why? i think they see it as their
socialest wave. we get these waves and at the same time we have economic prosperity. it s not about money or equality. it s about a power grab. that s important because that s been driving policy. you see the spending bill and some of the things coming out of d.c. out of the biden administration. the socialest wave nudged the democratic party further left. it was a resounding victory. so far it doesn t look like but they are doubling down. judge jeanine: the socialist agenda from texas to ohio. they are doubling down. why? i think they see it as their
infrastructure for people to be able to make that switch away from diesel into hydrogen. tim to make that switch away from diesel into hydrogen- into hydrogen. tim harper, fascinating into hydrogen. tim harper, fascinating stuff, into hydrogen. tim harper, fascinating stuff, thank- into hydrogen. tim harper, fascinating stuff, thank you into hydrogen. tim harper, i fascinating stuff, thank you for talking to us. now it s time for a look at the weather with darren. hello, doesn t look like went to, most of the wetter weather has moved away, the crowd as they occur in scotland where we have seen some sunshine coming through, particularly have shelter from the wind, could get some sunshine across south east wales, the west country, most of us are under a cloud, generally dry, the temperatures and cloudy skies typically only 17 or 18 degrees, a little bit one where you are lucky enough to see the sunshine. it may well lower back unto the hills, as well,
of these things going? because you re constructing one infrastructure bill, you have the 3.5 trillion dollar bill that is causing some friction between house progressives and moderates in the senate. so what is what do you do? and they say we just walk and chew gum at the same time. it s easier said than done because obviously it doesn t look like though they have with police reform that you said is that a standstill, we had it s august tomorrow, this weekend. so they ve missed a couple of deadlines there. so there s a lot going on, this white house knows, there s not a lot of time to get things done. because when january comes around, all eyes are gonna be on 2022, and almost nothing is going to be able to get pushed through congress. and you still have these questions lingering about the other guy, the former guy barbara. how critical do you think this doj decision on trump s