there is something else, though. i want to reframe the narrative for one quick moment. because having spoken with so many migrants and refugees, seeing them in their worst moments, when they are tired and dirty. they haven t been able to shower. they re in a caravan or there in the jungle, et cetera. these are the gradients, hungriest, most determined, most independent, most americans spirited, most feminist people of all. and frankly, martha s vineyard won. they are the winners of the conversation. like new york city. that is how we need to re-frame it. we are welcoming these people into our communities because we know that they are the winners of the conversation. yes, we need to help them, absolutely. but we need to re-frame. they are not victims. they are not just political pawns to be thrown around. they have agency and we need to see them as such.
we ve had a look at the scale of the gains made in the last few days and last me for hours, extraordinary, could you see that, could you have foreseen that? i that, could you have foreseen that? ., 4 that, could you have foreseen that? ., ~ ., , that? i did not think that this ukraine would that? i did not think that this ukraine would go that? i did not think that this ukraine would go there. - that? i did not think that this ukraine would go there. i - ukraine would go there. i really thought that the counteroffensive in kherson in the south was worth they would put most of their effort and it looks like they wanted russia to think that. because russia had moved some trips from izyum the kharkiv market area down south to the kharkiv area to me that offensive, they succeeded down there. because they re conflicted extraordinary casualties on their gradients, but the weakness, quickness and micro tumour ukraine went in with largerforces than micro tumour ukraine went in with larger
experience in defense, foreign affairs, and national security. kevin, this is great news for ukraine. we re gonna lie? can it last? it can, it really depends as always on the west and what kinds of weapons the west continues to provide, when the willingness of the west, especially washington, to continue to keep increasing the capabilities that they re offering the gradients, in awhile back, there were two different requests coming, or two different lines of thinking from the west. on the eastern front, nearer to ukraine, when you listen and speak to world leaders there, they were always much more robust to what they re asking for. they would say, russia must lose. ukraine must win. no negotiations, no territory given up whatsoever. and they wanted the weapons to do. what they want to send their own forces to do it. but in washington, we continue to hear it much, much more
guy would be home, and made a gradients to be gone. they ransacked the house. billy shot greg, and they all fled. exactly three months after the killing, police had what they needed. they drove to pamela s workplace. she said, hello, and i said, hello. she said, what s up. i said we, have good and bad news. you re under arrest for murder. stand up, turn around, for transponder back. she s being led by the police into court, and she looks so, to me, powerless. so helpless, vulnerable. the news morphed in a nanosecond from the story of a tragic widow, to the story of a black widow. she was 22, and he was 16.