happening. there has been some reporting around it, there are different factions around this issue. one of the major impediments would be the fact that it violates norms. and this administration, the biden administration, is very dead set on preserving norms. kind of the status quo, before this russia ukraine war started. and they re still living in the past. so i think getting past that major hurdle is a concern to u.s. assets overseas, and that they might be threatened by other countries trying to nationalize u.s. assets. but frankly, that suicidal for any foreign power to toy with u.s. economic power. they would not threaten u.s. economic interests. this is a legitimate approach, and there are still some diversion or diversity in views, but we re moving towards consensus, the u.s. is actually starting to play a leading role amongst the european powers, amongst the g7 leading economies, and moving this direction to move towards asset forfeiture transfer. i urge that we do this soon
forward. i don t want to look back. we have to move forward. we ve got to quit living in the past. i look forward to having a conversation, and frankly, even a debate about the future of this nation. i think we need to move forward as a country. we ve got to be looking to the future, not to the past. but the problem is that all of this talk about looking forward, which by the way, is very normal campaign speak. only ignores the biggest political elephant in the room, donald trump. or maybe he s not the room, if you re talking about the debate on wednesday. it s based on this argument they all seem to be making that the trump indictments have nothing to do with the policy issues presidents deal with. that is just the destruction over here. there is this cop out argument that you can either be talking about trump, his legal issues in the past, or policy in the future. there are a few more fundamental policy positions for presidents then how you view democracy. and national secu
stage, if they haven t already. several candidates participated in an event in atlanta today. a few others are in iowa as the state fair continues there to draw in g.o.p. hopefuls. correspondent alexis mcadams is still in des moines tonight. as candidates will hurd and perry johnson hit the iowa state fair, the g.o.p. heavy hitters campaigning in georgia. [cheers] on stage in the same city where the former president was just hit with his fourth indictment. governor kemp says americans should stop living in the past. if you are still mad about that, quit complaining and do something that will help us win in 2024. candidates hit on a top issue for voters. what they are talking about is inflation. and why groceries and gas are expensive. i think that run away spending is driving inflation. that debt is driving inflation. a topic that will come up in wednesday s debate. i hope that we will be focused on the future of the
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