it s all it s nationalmo. ev it s not harvey just harvey weinstein or even the bidens on a differenten kind of level. but this ed buck situation is another example of of just democrat corruption overall. ? what s your take on how things are proceeding? spotot on . edbrooke got away with literally murder and thank goodness he s going to spend at least 20 to 30 years in jail. you know,yo why he got away with this? because he was a big us time democratic donor. he donated to hillary s campaign all the democrats and they lookedhe the other way. they looked the other way.an and now thank goodness finallydn afteres enough pressure, there w was federal charges brought against himer and his apology unacceptable. he s going to spendnd the rest f his life in jail. but the time that he was out ofh jail with alle the fact that he was a big time democratic donor, it s just yout know, you think joe and you ve always got a good eye on the media that it sec especially with the hunter biden laptop thin
going to be a difficult night. there w explosions in the tonight. explosions in the distance still not well. gunfire and artillery as well. this was a night from last night where these explosions first started. from last night where these explosic worry t started. from last night where these explosic worry that, :ed. from last night where these explosic worry that, as. from last night where these explosic worry that, as the is a real worry that, as the russian forces fighting city, while there was fighting in the suburbs, be the beginning of what could be a long battle. a battle for the city to survive. saw city to survive. and we saw today, as he around the today, as he went around the city, how war has pulled life in care. people have taken either to underground shelters like this are dave fled or they re picking up a gun to fight. peter is the director of the eurasia democracy initiative he was forced to evacuate his family from kyiv and is now defending the city. thank you for comi
we re talking about children who fled to a bunker or maybe didn t make it. maybe their mom had to lie to them as they moved that way. people who sat there w their family member, their dad who explained why he was not coming with them. children with wounds of war and we re talking about kids who are leaving. this type of trauma continues until the bombing stops. there are things we do as unicef to try to mitigate it but it is very, very difficult until we see something like a political solution for these kids. what are the most immediate needs right now that these children have? reporter: first and foremost, it is for safety. today i was in bunkers with pregnant women and those who have just had babies. they re going downstairs to bunkers at 3:00 in the morning. some of them with newborns and some of them are leaving their
our reporter is eer is there w look at the crisis. reporter: missionaries are handing out meals to the homeless and everyone who needs it. the numbers they serve have grown steadily since the pandemic hit. before covid, most of the people they helped were drug addicts. but things have changed. right now, there is between the people that are addicted to drugs here and the people who lost everything, there are too many, too many old people here. reporter: millions in colombia lost their job as a result of covid-19. while the country is recovering, more than 40% of the population live in poverty. among them are people like edwin, who used to work as a mechanic and now lives on the
european defense can reduce the american participation, a position which is very clear, which is it is legitimate that united states as of today want to protect europe and and settle conflicts between neighboring countries. you must invest more and so we re not in a situation as at the end of the second world war where europe was disarmed and where part of european did not want rearmament and our mentality was filled over decades and there wasn t a europe types have changed. there w there isn t a warsaw pact, but also on the part of the united