piggybackeds off of what you are saying that will be voter intensity that gets it. who intensifies the right more than the president right now? who drives more people to the polls for republicans? unfortunately i mean, it really should be the policies, but, boy, is he giving them a big shovel of help. kayleigh: at my right-wing friends don t like to talk to pollsters. vice president harris is bashing the supreme court and questioning its integrity after the overturn of roe v. wade, but now chief justice roberts is firing back at the critics of the court s legitimacy. that s next. ving so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here s a pool party. good times. insurance! only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.
and we know that they know from intercepted phone calls between russian soldiers who are in ukraine who talk to their wives and mothers and some of those phone calls are simply horrible. for instance, there was an investigation by radio free liberty where a wife tells her husband that he should go and rape ukrainian women and just, you know, keep her in the darks, she doesn t want to know about it but she encourages him to do that. so the russians do know. i know from people who still live in russia and i ask them, of course my friends don t support the war but all their neighbors and most of their friends support the war and they know it s the war. right? so i agree with jonathan completely. but the trust is a very important thing because the trust is horrible in russia regardless of war. no one wants to go in the
smell good, which is about a skunk that lives in a stinky world and his idol albert einstink is coming to the science fair and he wants to create something that s super stinky. it actually backfires and he creates something that s super smelly and in their world smell good is bad. he ends up finding out his friends don t like it but he has one friend at the end of the book that comes in and likes it. and not everybody likes what you like, sometimes it s just one person. but that confronts an idea of two 5-year-olds playing minecraft or whatever the next new game it is, a lot of times your friends will say that s a baby thing, i don t like that anymore. so it s that question of switching from little to big and how that kind of feels you can feel kind of guilty. but it really comes from a lot of questions i get from across the country talking to kids. what do you do when somebody likes something different from you? that was my attempt to do it.
now. so let me ask you this. i m happy you brought up china as well and president xi, right? how much of an influence do you believe president xi actually has on vladimir putin? do you suspect they re having regular conversations we don t know about? and the & do you think the united states and the rest of the world is using xi the way they should when it comes to this conflict knowing he kind of has this undue influence on putin that others don t necessarily have? this is someone that vladimir putin admires. and there are not many people in the world like that. that s right. and i think that ultimately china does not want to see russia turn into this pariah state. that s not in china s national interests. so i think that we can and should do perhaps a bit more in engaging china. and i know that s not palatable for a lot of people. but ultimately i think that the chinese do have influence over the russians. and in particular i m going down the road of employment of a tactical nucle
real threat to our interests. he has an opportunity because it s who he is to say, look, our western allies matter. we had a president who basically told us that our friends don t matter and that it was all about china, but that russia presents a real threat, that if you go to the gas pump and pay more, your food costs more it s because of what he s doing as dame frum was saying earlier. there s an opportunity and really an imperative to take the american people to school to explain why we re taking this stand, to explain why the preservation and democracy in europe matters and to be very clear it doesn t mean that we are going to send american fighting men and women to fight and die. we have allies who will stand shoulder to shoulder with who will lead this fight, but that we have to stand up for these principles and keep the pressure on and that there should be a constituency for this. this is not a far off land where we re not interconnected. if ever there were an opportunity, it