and, they still need to remember, that the will to fight on the ukrainian side, much greater, then the will to fight on the russian side. i don t want to get ahead, because i think we have a long ways to go, and it is definitive a victor here. it was making a promise to do so, and it is back in the beginning of this war. so the beginning of this war, it is taking three or four days before they conquer kyiv. now, we know, this is not true. so, maybe this idea that conquering donbas will be easy, also, may not be true. do you fear, the war could spread into ukraine s borders? i worry about, it yes. for one simple reason. russia is having a very hard fine time fighting the ukrainian army, by themselves. so, at a moment, when you are
so, what would happen if the war were to spillover, into a nato country? i think, that would be a very low probability event. so, russia is threatening that, putin is threatening that. using nuclear weapons, to. so, i think it s pretty interesting. we have this big debate about whether nato was a good thing to do, or a bad thing to do, before this war. but, the fact that putin has not attacked one nato country, i think, shows the virtue of nato expansion. i think it is highly unlikely if they did that. because, if they did, as president biden said, not one inch of nato could be attacked. that would elicit and response from the entire nato alliance, including the united states of america. so, the fight that, allegedly, between russia, nato, and ukraine, as the way the russians described it, metaphorically, would become that kind of fight, and i think it would be a massive, and
good evening and welcome to ayman, i am zerlina maxwell, in for ayman. coming up this hour, saved a day the january six committee is finally scheduling the first public hearings we have all the details. plus the marjorie taylor greene lie in the witness stand. the new evidence that suggests that she was not on us under oath. then, neighbors in danger. fear that russia s war in ukraine could spill into bordering countries. we can tell you where and what to expect. let s get started tonight is
critical race theory, which is pretty unknown to most americans, into the cultural wars in american politics. he has done it very effectively, you have to say, whether you are supporter of his or someone that thinks he is treating in bigotry. after the success of his activism around critical race theory, he has now turned his attention to a another cultural war issue, which is broiling up in our politics. that is around transgender rights and how some of those movements are expressed in school curriculums. in your piece, you re right,
Why Republicans Are Turning Transgender Children Into Political Scapegoats
The GOP s latest culture war is focused squarely on the nation s transgender community, specifically transgender youth. It isn t a new war, simply a new front in an old war that can be traced back to the famed bathroom bills from some years ago that spread across dozens of states. Those bills were introduced in tandem with former President Donald Trump s targeted federal government-led attacks that included the overturning of anti-discrimination statutes protecting trans people and an outright transgender ban in the U.S. military.
Now, in the wake of Trump s humiliating electoral loss, Republicans have accelerated the state-level attacks to a breathtaking level. In just the first three months of 2021, GOP-led state legislatures introduced more bills aimed at transgender people, especially youth, than they did over the entire previous year. There are now more than 80 bills introduced this year alone