assistance to ukrainians. some of that is very advanced capabilities. again, we will keep doing it on our own. but as president biden made clear, today we also keep doing it with allies and partners. admiral, been a lot of discussion today about american unity and american resolve. despite our differences, and support of ukraine and president zelenskyy called on that and asked on that enter the top on that and for those senators and members who are in that room tonight. realistically, is there an actual worry among the national security team at the white house that won the republicans taken over in the house talk about ought to thing our support for ukraine, or when some of them and the today question whether or not president hollande ski should be here and should make this address and whether or not we should turn off the support to ukraine, is there a realistic concern and national security circles within the administration. that republicans might be able to screw up the support th
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historical parallels, for example, with theresa may that was a completely different circumstance. there was one faction of the parliamentary group that really wanted her out. and they succeeded and were very targeted. while with this revolution, or rebellion, against boris, it was very difficult to describe. lots of wings standing up and are saying, we are not happy with this any more . but he is an extraordinary politician, different to everybody else, so maybe he still might be around for the next election. marc, do you have an explanation for readers in france and in belgium of the political phenomenon that is boris johnson? well, the problem i face is that the french - divided about him. on the one hand, they like his politics, he is funny sort - of and he is a francophile, he s a francophone he is ithe opposite of a stuffy frenchl politician like emmanuel macron or hollande or sarkozy. so they like that. on the other hand, -
parallels, for example with theresa may but that was a completely different circumstance. there was one faction of the parliamentary group that really wanted her out, they succeeded and were very targeted. while with this revolution or rebellion against boris, it was very difficult to describe, lots of wings standing up and saying, we aren t happy with this any more. but he is an extraordinary politician, different to everybody else. maybe he still might be around for the next election. mark, do you have an explanation for readers in france and in belgium of the political phenomenon that is borisjohnson? the problem i face is that- the french are divided about him. on the one hand, they like his politics, he is funny, - he is a francophile, a francophone, he is the opposite of a stuffy french politician - like macron or hollande or sarkozy. so they like that.