arizona has never had two democratic senators. until now. one of those senators is a centrists who keeps independent voters and moderate republican voters in line and choosing to support broadly popular subdivisions that are supported by a majority voters. the other, is kyrsten sinema. the washington news media incorrectly depicts senator sinema as the centrists and in effect regards arizona senator mark kelly, and 47 other senators as out of touch progressives who, along with house democrats are to blame. for pushing joe biden too far to the left. the center, used to be defined as the place where most voters are. but as our next guest points out in the headline of his new piece for the daily beast, d.c.
russia are there holding the workers of ukrainian power plant at gun point as our guest points out they are not nuclear scientists in any way. i want to play for you something from your president yesterday. his call for a no-fly zone. tell us how many people have to die, how many lives have to fly away from people s bodies, how many people will wait until that moment? dana: the president the pentagon press secretary said there is no way to conduct a no fly zone without putting u.s. pilots in confrontation with russia. i understand the request. can you expand upon what is your perspective the need for a no-fly zone? basically we can repel the enemy on the ground. so when they face our forces,
focus and raising questions why our country is so reliant on foreign oil. as americans move to ditch products from moscow, our next guest points out we are dumping russia vodka but buying oil from russia. army veteran and congressional candidate in texas, wesley hunt joins us now. good morning to you, wesley. good morning how are you doing. ainsley: doing well. you heard jen psaki say we reliant on nuclear energy. 232 barrels of oil from a russian alone. 1 million from iran. 600 million from opec. is that possible? you know, americans all across this country right now are dumping out russian vodka but yet we continue to buy russian oil. after 14 months of this presidency i think we could probably use the vodka at this point but guess what? we don t need the oil. biden has an opportunity to take an off ramp from this radical green new deal policies and ignite the oil and gas energy fire right here in texas. give us the green light to power
gallon then, so you could maybe drive 60 miles a week. all of those restrictions were accepted by americans as the price of war. and that is the way that most americans feel now. a new poll shows that 71% of americans are willing to pay more for gasoline to play their part in resisting putin s war. our next guest points out that even though the price of gasoline has increased, many of you are still paying less of your income to drive your car than you have in the past. joining us now is lawrence summers, who served as treasury secretary under president clinton, and professor emeritus of economics at harvard. thank you for joining us, professor. there are so many points to consider in the economics of gas prices today, including rising incomes, increased gas mileage, not to mention electric cars, where they are paying zero for gasoline.
[speaking foreign language] vladimir putin is told russian people that russian troops have gone to ukraine for the noble quest of the denazification of the iranian government. our next guest points out that vladimir putin is following the rhetorical model of adolf hitler, when the nazis began marching across european borders and began seizing territory. timothy snyder writes that putin s plagiarizing the worst speeches of a period. the point in kremlin propaganda today is that only others commit crimes that russians always have the right to judge them. killing a jewish president and destroying ukrainian democracy in the name of denazification