doing what he did, whereas he was doing it probably even worse, he was swinging beer in an enclosed space. swinging beer in an enclosed sace. , ,., , swinging beer in an enclosed sace. , , ., ., space. this is a terrible amount of whataboutery, space. this is a terrible amount of whataboutery, isn t space. this is a terrible amount of whataboutery, isn t it? - space. this is a terrible amount of whataboutery, isn t it? look. space. this is a terrible amount i of whataboutery, isn t it? look over here, deflect from the matter in hand, which is that the leader of this country sets the tone and we now know that the tone has apparently got to change and there are not to be any more of these parties, but he thought that. they all seem to think they can get away with it. that is not leadership. t with it. that is not leadership. i don t think it is whataboutery to actually call out hypocrisy. i understand why people are concerned, i understand why people are angry, but in the wider realm
that is a separate issue. personally, i don t think there should be but the ever with what you are asserting is to suggest that there are only in limited number of spacesin there are only in limited number of spaces in these pregnant women. in the same way i had to sue the government five times in the high court to obtain access to pregnant women who have been a client coming back, the government green lit eight united kingdom citizen djs to new zealand and takes spots in mit. so it is not an issue that there isn t space. that is simply in issue that the government cares more about summer concerts with foreign djs thanit summer concerts with foreign djs than it does about its own citizens. i m sure the government would very much a feat that. you i m sure the government would very much a feat that. much a feat that. you anticipate, thou~h, much a feat that. you anticipate, though. that much a feat that. you anticipate, though. that in much a feat that. you anticipate, though, that
because they re arriving with nothing. and we have seen people grab some items to keep them and their children warm. and then even farther behind a lined of busses. people who are arriving here aren t staying here. there simply isn t space for them. they re being moved to other bigger cities like warsaw, like krakow and even there we re hearing there aren t enough bets. there are reports of people sleeping at the train station in warsaw. and a lot of families are choosing to move farther beyond poland. more than 200,000 people have now left these border countries for other parts of europe. we spoke to one family who had been traveling, they said, for seven days, a grandmother, mother and daughter with their two dogs. they said they walked the last 50 miles from lviv and ukraine to the polish border and they
up because of divorce or whatever. it s been a test of wills. i think that in some way is why today is so cathartic as well. nick, why weren t you there? didlactic not like your book? was it not powerful enough? you would have to ask them. i saw two busloads of reporters being brought to the site. for years i was the only reporter there. i know that first i wrote this long piece for the new yorker in 2018 based on the time i was embedded with them. and then i knew some people thought i made the program sound dangerous, which is what was conveyed to me. but isn t space inherently dangerous? before you answer, we re going to put back up on screen the images we do have. we re getting snippets from virgin galactic.
bother to complain. deep equity orders teachers and we are quoting now, to explicitly reject and resist any parents who disagree with it. got it? california has the highest taxes in the united states. but, not clear where the money is going. schools in the state of california are failing. the power is often out. parts of the state are on fire. there aren t shelters for the homeless and now there isn t space for felons in california state prison. that s one of the reasons the state law called prop 47 got passed. prop 47 legalizes all sorts of crime. including property damage, open air drug use, and theft. the idea was to reduce the prison population by ceasing to arrest criminals. that s the fastest way to do it. the consequences not surprisingly have devastated the state of california. christopher knows a lot about this. he is a research fellow for discovery institute and