sure that nato is defended. we don t want to have russia overrunning nonnato friends and putting more pressure on our allies. number 2, the chinese are watching this carefully. xi jinping is watching every move that vladimir putin takes and considering that as he decides whether or not to invade taiwan after the olympics. taiwan is a massive national security interest. it s the cork in the pacific. if taiwan falls, the pla navy flows out in to the pacific, threat tens hawaii, california, alaska. cut our allies in japan off from australia and new zealand. so we need to make sure the idea that nation states can invade their neighbors and took them over by conquest is not the new normal in international relations. it will have consequences far beyond ukraine. martha: robert o brien,
and 2024 in terms of where this goes. thanks, jose and selina. we appreciate it. thank you. martha: so after president biden chuckles and calls an on-point question from jacqui heinrich stupid, we ll show you that and take a look at other exchanges and dive into this president s prickly relationship with reporters and talk to someone that covers the media closely. joe concha about what he sees developing in this trend. that s next. the thing that always amazes me about the questions and i apologize for having been short. i m gonna earn 3% on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. that s a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh. i m almost there. too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what s yours.
day it will be part of nato. putin, given the history of our actions and those of the europeans, he doesn t believe that. that is dangerous. once you invoke article 5 and people don t come to your defense, you have no alliance. that would be the case right now if ukraine was in nato. not that i would approve of it but that is a realist perception. martha: great points as always. victor davis hanson. nailed it in terms of what is going on here and why putin is not that concerned in a lot of ways. thank you, victor. think about this just a moment. president biden won 63% of the latino vote in 2020. recent polling shows that he now has only 28% of their support. what is going on there? that shift that is underway could change the electoral map
vote as a chain of democrats have behind him. he got 63% to then president trump s 35. we ve seen those numbers shake out in many elections over the past 20 years. now one year in, look at this shift that is going on. only 28% of hispanic voters say that they approve of the job that the president is doing. as latinos like the rest of those polled reveal a shift to the right. you saw the numbers that we ve been showing to you. it was negative 7. positive 7 democrat i.d., now positive 7 gop i.d. across the country. our panel will join us in moments. first, let s go to hillary vaughn live in washington. hi, hillary. hi, martha. mayors have a front row seat on policies made here in washington actually impact americans every day. we ve had several republican
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