raskin to say, why do you guys doing, you have to prosecute these crimes. a lot of people are wondering which is taking doj so long. they ve taken four months to make a decision about whether to prosecute mark meadows for thumbing his nose at the committee. it is hard to enforce subpoenas when the gop doesn t have your back. so i can understand the frustration of raskin. as far as they have this dysfunctional relationship going on, but it works for trump. and right now he knows he has got the possible future speaker eating out of the palm of his hand. kevin mccarthy knows it all it takes is a few sentences from donald trump, and his dreams of being speaker will be snuffed out. this is a great thing for donald trump. that is why he is not going to let this go. he is going to keep mccarthy hanging on by a thread. so carlos, trump slammed the january 6th committee last night and that rally in ohio. let us take a quick listen.
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the ukrainian national flag, and it raised some eyebrows particularly back in russia, what the heck are you guys doing. one of the cosmonauts said it had something to do with the fact that yellow was the predominant color they had in the closet, the others saying all three are graduates of the positive cow technical state university moscow. it certainly got noticed around the world, some saying it was not a coincidence. by the way, the american astronaut who s onboard due back on the 30th of this month, there was a kerfuffle, you might recall, on whether the russians would fly him back home. apparently, the other two cosmonauts insisted he should fly back home. cooler heads prevailed, he will go back with those other two cosmonauts. but the latest new additions to the international space station and their yellow space suits have gotten much more talk than anything else today. so we ll keep an eye on that.
doctor, how s your staff doing? how are you guys doing, psychologically, having to deal with yet another wave and the health care system just being pushed to the max? yeah, it s been really hard. and there have been people leaving medicine at a really high rate. we have people out sick with covid themselves. i think, in the last two years of work, it s been kind of a wild ride. it s been all over the place. and i think we ve seen some of our slowest days in history really early on in covid, and we re seeing some of our busiest days in history. and i think it s a little bit ominous and scary when you re taking care of people in the emergency department and just wondering who is out in triage, waiting to be seen by you, who might be really severely ill, but there s just physically no place to put them to work them up and to take care of them.
travel. to your point, there haven t been months and months of studying astro physics and training to be an astronaut, it is truncated. this is how we start commercial space travel. lots of people out there say why do i care, what does this mean to me, this is for the super rich. that s the same thing we heard before aircraft travel became possible. and you obviously know i didn t walk to texas, commercial air travel is a part of our lives now. throughout american history wealthy adventurers with resources have financed breakthroughs that impacted society for the better. there s lots to debate. should money be spent this way, what are these guys doing, is this going to help the masses. you can have the debates, doesn t take away from what we re seeing today. it is extraordinary. given boundless energy, i would not be surprised if you walked from new york to texas, but your point is well taken. mae, we are something like 7