this isn t like president putin s intervention in syria, a long way for russians, a long way away from them. this is a neighboring country, their brothers and sisters. and so there is a real question tonight here in moscow about whether president putin will bring the country with him, if this starts to go wrong, will he blame them. we say again, he has a lot of support in russia, but if that starts to crumble with the way this conflict goes, how will putin react? these are the kinds of concerns that we should have right now on this first day of this conflict. well, is he a rational actor we ve asked? i think now the question is that still holds because he may be irrational. lviv, ukraine, in western ukraine, cal, if europe s going to have a refugee crisis, you ll see it sort of begin perhaps
we need to block the remaining 30 if we want to stop putin, there must be no exceptions. you have said the west needs to step up their sanctions and bring russia financially to its knees even if that will hurt evident russians. what more do you think needs to be done to inflict that kind of pain? translator: this isn t a question of getting somebody down to their knees. we have to stop the war. if we want to stop the war, all the pwabgts of russia must be frozen. all of putin s bankers must be blocked. this needs to stop, even if i ve never advocated sanctions against russia as a whole. but the financial flows need to stop. and, yes, people will have problems. we will have problems. but these problems are
and have a true date. we have to get vaccinated. we re vaccinated and proud of it and supporting them 100%. it s transparency. i m dining outside. i m getting myself inside and dining out. but whatever we got to do, we got to do. as you can see, it s a mixed bag. as l.a. s vaccine mandate comes into effect november 8, the issue isn t going away. from a business perspective, in and out is a fast food chain and equipped to serve patrons via take out and a good portion come through drive through. this raises the question of how those that rely more heavily on indoor dining will cope as more mandates are issued. in an out has options. the cfo of florida has welcomed them saying they won t face restrictions if they expand there. it s important to mention that this isn t a question of being anti-vax or not. it s really about enforcement and whether that should fall on restaurants. charles? charles: thanks, kelly.
by the way, those stakes that you just mentioned are blue states. okay. there is no reason why the two democratic nominees for governor in both of those states should have any trouble winning an election, and i believe that they will. and they will have nothing well, in virginia, it s pretty tight right now. it shouldn t be. but really quickly really quickly, you brought up senator joe manchin, senator kyrsten sinema. we know that manchin wmeant met with biden today. according to sources we spoke with, move the number up to 1.75 trillion from 1.5. he would argue that he did he does want to pass a lot of these policies. he just thought the number was too high. too much spending. what is your message, though, to senator sinema tonight and senator manchin? the president s $3.5 trillion build back better act was completely paid for. and so, this isn t a question of of spending. this is a question of materially improving the lives of the
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