parts of the russian line right now. it seems to be, from this message he seems to be saying his forces are returning to the fight here in ukraine. we ll have to very closely watch, and see if they leave. that southern city of rostov. right before they come back here. yeah? rough centers for, us thank you. coming up next, everybody, the treat of this rating not a question about the loyalties of other russian security forces may lie. so, could we see other groups follow? could this be an opening for them? i m gonna ask former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, bill taylor, next about that. much, much more. we ll be right back. l be right back. it s not too late for another treatment option. to learn more visit treatted.com that s treatt-e-d.com.
been a president with this much legislative sagacity, and the patience to allow the process to work its way through. what was the most difficult part of doing this deal? i m gonna ask that of each of you, and you might all agree, or you might have different views about this. well, i got one for you. i ve done a lot of these. i m not gonna compare it with any of them. i ll wait for a bit later in life to do that did you have a nice weekend with charlie this week? i had a fever this weekend. so, i cannot complain. she gave me an entire that negotiation, a budget rollout with that illness. seriously, just like you would work in this country every day, and kids get sick, and it makes it real. and i ve never had to do one of
he really does know how to negotiate, what that considerations are that have to be balanced, so that they can secure votes on both sides. and, you know, really establish a framework that we could negotiate with him. that made a difference so that we could get this done. so, that is really where it begins and ends. you ve talked about this over and over on your show for the last week. but i don t think there s ever been a president with this much legislative sagacity, and the patience to allow the process to work its way through. what was the most difficult part of doing this deal? i m gonna ask that of each of you, and you might all agree, or you might have different views about this. well, i got one for you. i ve done a lot of these. i m not gonna compare it with any of them. i ll wait for a bit later in life to do that
to gain half 1 million jobs. so, no, the point is, and why did i expand medicaid? i expanded medicaid because i said, you know, at the end of the day, when you meet st. peter he is not gonna say did you balance the budget he s gonna ask what you did for the least of those so you always have to keep in mind the idea of what you are doing for those working folks. that is where i come from, my dad carried on his back. that s why understand its issue, that s why i know this is an argument. i know we have similar places on it. it is not an argument, what we really need is we really need consistent lifetime job training. i mean, the key is, with a.i. coming there is a concern about people that are going to lose their jobs or will there be new jobs but what about the transition where you go from when you ve lost her job when you get your new job. what is the train involved in that. we need to have lifelong train for people for people to have skills, when they ve skills, they get more mo
that s focused more on the a critique of the 60s. michael j. fox as alex keaton really became the center of the show. and writers were smart enough to see that they had something special, and they wrote to that. it s not fair, alex. yeah. there s nothing you can do about it, jen. my advice to you is that you just enjoy being a child for as long as you can. i know i did. it s the best two weeks of my life. alex is a little bill buckley. he the wall street journal is his bible. he has a tie to go with his pajamas. he s very conservative and a very intense 17-year-old. now the first thing your teacher s gonna ask is what you did over the summer. now, a lot of kids are gonna say, i went to the zoo, or, i went to the beach, or, i went to a baseball game. what are you gonna say? i watched the iran contra hearings. if mom and dad thought this generation was going to the