or two who have threatened to attack me freight plus i have been attacked and he s going to come and blame his attacks on me ? it wasn t fair, it was a cheap shot, it was a cheap shot by a politician, not a scientist. at this point, should there be any federal or state mandate for vaccines or boosters, or masks or any of its given what we know about omicron and the transmissibility and who would come in contact? we found the vaccine doesn t prevent transmission so there s no rule rule or any kind of argument for a mandate for it i haven t been for any kind of vaccine mandate. while it s very transmissible, it s about 75-80 percent less deadly and that s a good thing freight i think were in the process of getting through this rate even the biden administration is sort of how d we spin this, this thing is not going away so they are remindin us that 75 percent of the desk. when republican said that over
there are orphans that have been taken out of the war zone. joining our coverage, john sipher. also joining us, jim townsend, former deputy assistant defense secretary for nato and europe during the obama administration. with me onset is a steady wingman these days, rick stengel, former top state department official and a an msnbc political analyst. john sipher, my question is for you. does putin care when he sees ukrainian orphans on television, or does that make him happy? john sipher, we got to fix your audio. we can t hear you. i m sorry about that. there we are. start over. it wasn t fair to show that before we came on. i was having to wipe my eyes. i know. but putin doesn t care about that. putin is of a long tradition of russian czars and communist party bosses. he doesn t care about his own people at all, they re just chattel to be used, and he certainly doesn t care about
family golden boy. paul married a local beauty. this is his wedding video. and he waited for the day when he would rain over the land. but he was never involved in the big questions, when and what to so, what to reap. those multi million dollar decisions were left up to roberto ayala, who had once been a lowly field hand. but anyone could see he was a natural farmer. trust, responsibility and the owners affection came to rest with him. all new, the boys in the family, we should have been the next in line. it wasn t fair. it was a slap in the face. and to make matters worse, roberto ayala brought his brother eduardo in as his assistant. the cousin, they re birthright with health, fumed. paul would come over and tell me horrible stuff about ed
strategy. we can t win if we don t vote. unfortunately the democrats keep showing up like charlie brown where lucy holds the football out a little bit and pulls it back before we get up to kick it. that has to stop. at the end of the day we ve so enfrom the obstructionist republican party the attacks the local level should be the fuel for any democrat who believes they want to serve in office and pass laws. in the absence of any real change, there is no opportunity to pass laws and that s why we have to deal with the filibuster, that s why we have to deal with voting rights and you mention black voters and the tremendous work not just the black voters but young, latino voters, so many folks in this last election. it wasn t fair then.
we should have been the next in line. it wasn t fair. it was a slap in the face. reporter: and to make matters worse, roberto brought his brother eduardo in as his assistant. the cousins, their birthright withheld, fumed. paul would come over and tell me horrible stuff about ed and robert, that robert was saying about me, like he said that robert was robert told paul that he was going to get my share of what my dad was going to leave me of the ranch. reporter: fair to say though that your nerves were a little bit raw about ed and robert. oh, no. i was mad. i m going to be honest with you. there was a lot of animosity. reporter: so much so that one day pete jumped into his truck and drove down to the farm and called roberto out. and i told him, well, let s go. reporter: your intention was to fight him. oh, yeah. it settles things. reporter: but roberto politely declined. he had a farm to run. and the next time pete heard