would let them live. they would treat them as they should under the geneva convention. but that window came and went, and what we heard from ukraine was that their fighters were still there and continue to fight and will do until the end. this is a hugely sim alec and strategically important city for both of them. russia and ukraine both desperately want mariupol. it looks like this battle might not have too long to go. most people acknowledge that russia have the upper hand there, but until we know for sure, we keep watching what is a vital battle in mariupol. president zelensky has said again today, he has talked about the idea of giving up territory, those areas that we know russia is fighting for in the east, rather donbas, places like the hanson and don s, presidents lenski has that is not willing willing to give up any of that territory to the russians. he also said as well that if those remaining fighters in mariupol were killed, then that would mean an end to peace talks as
the, stuff there is a lot of optimism that senator manchin is coming around, that members of the more moderate part of the republican party are coming to some kind of different voting rights proposals, and we can get some bills on the table. and people have put obvious proposals out there, that if you re concerned about your precious filibuster, just carve you can keep the filibuster. but mark, this is a little inside and outside the beltway. stuff the average american doesn t care about the filibuster. the potential damage that everybody at the capitol hill is worried about them getting rid of the filibuster, i don t think it s a real thing out there in america. ali, i ve done campaigns for over 30 years and more of a than 100 of them. and not once in 30 years have i ever heard voters say, please protect the filibuster. nobody outside washington has an idea of what it is. it s the most inside washington thing there is. and listen, the practical reality is, don s, right i
except for one thing. dana: did he give you a gold star on your chart? juan: don s greg: don scardino was my instructor. what did he nail you on? he was the instructor but they have the tester. you had to do a complete stop but there was a street coming down here from the side and there were cars and i wanted to get out a little further and you are not supposed to get out further. you re too short to see over. greg: that wasn t necessary. you should let me bask in my moment. dana: how did the picture turn out on your driver s license? greg: i look a little older than my last one. dana: we ve got to find it. this is live tv. dana: we want to see the picture. show your social security number. you re under arrest. the glasses.
of challenge, chris. and if this surprised you you should have talked to your good friend on instagram. i could have definitely i can t get through. you have too many followers. you should be like me and only have a handful. you can e-mail me. but you should never underestimate the underdog. this is a bat that will andrew has been fighting his whole life. they told him from the very beginning that he didn t go to the right schools, that he didn t come from the right family, that he didn t look the right way, but he s always risen above it. and i think that he really is demonstrative of the american dream that so many people in this country, not just black folks, not just white folks, brown folks, including the puerto rican people that we re talking about coming here to try to re-establish a life and gain their footing really want to have on their side. that s the kind of champion this country really needs. and it s a story that s so hopeful. i said on don s program last night, i
right schools, that he didn t come from the right family, that he didn t look the right way, but he s always risen above it. and i think that he really is demonstrative of the american dream that so many people in this country, not just black folks, not just white folks, brown folks, including the puerto rican people that we re talking about coming here to try to re-establish a life and gain their footing really want to have on their side. that s the kind of champion this country really needs. and it s a story that s so hopeful. i said on don s program last night, i am so inspired by this. i was completely down and out from 2016. maybe political depression. but i m really inspired by this, by stacy and so many others who are saying you know what, it s time for us to get in the game in a real way, we can represent states. and i hope the democrats really take a note from this playbook and say maybe the people we ve been trying to run statewide as kind of republican but we ll put them in