Stumbles. if he doesn t, he should have it. if he does stumble somebody else has to emerge to take that spot. dana: polls show inflation, economy and immigration are top concerns. foreign policy will play a role especially if what we see not just in china but russia and ukraine. two of the candidates from yesterday sunday shows commented on this. listen here. you have got russia invading ukraine, north carolina testing ballistic missiles. iran trying to build a bomb. none of that would have happened had we not had that debacle in afghanistan. biden had a whole year to prevent that war in ukraine and he didn t do it. number one threat to the u.s. military is the china/russia alliance. we are driving russia into china s hands. what i think we need to do is end the ukraine war on peaceful terms that yes, do make some major concessions to russia. in return russia has to leave its treaty and joint military
Shootings that took place in san antonio over the weekend. todd: republican candidate nikki haley taking on several key issues during her cnn town hall. leaning on her credentials while criticizing biden for chaos unfolding around the globe. you have russia invading ukraine, north korea testing ballistic missiles, chaos everywhere. none of that would have happened had we not had that debacle in afghanistan, none of this should have happened. biden had a year to prevent war in ukraine and didn t do it. the russian plane knocked down our u.s. drone, what did we do about it? nothing. you know what i would have done? put our naval fleet back in the black sea, never should have left in the first place. todd: haley says we need to
So, you ve got russia invading ukraine, north korea testing blismsz. you got iranian trying to build a bomb. we have got chaos everywhere, right? none of that would have happened had we not had that debacle in afghanistan. the idea that we left bag brahm air force base in the middle of the night without telling our allies who stood shoulder to shoulder with us for decades because we asked them to be there. think about what that told our friends. more importantly, think about whether a that told our enemies. when you pay terrorists off, all they do is more terrorism. that doesn t ever keep anyone safe. those are the lessons we need to learn. steve: she went on to say as well it s time for a new generational leader. she said it s dime for us to leave the baggage of the past. she did talk about some very conservative things. she wants to cut federal spending. she wants to reduce inflation, obviously, as everybody does. she wants to close the border and oppose gun control.
Ambassador to the united nations. welcome to you. thanks so much for having me. we are inside the two-minute window to the news conference. give us your thoughts as we watch president biden there meeting with his south korean counterpart and where you see this president as he has just announced his re-election campaign. where you see him and where you see us on the world stage in this moment. well, i m glad he s hosting south korea in d.c., but a time our allies don t trust us and time our enemies don t fear us, and you know, south korea is an ally, we need to work with them, work with japan in making sure we are doing more anti-chinese counter measures to make sure we don t allow them to become more dominant. so it s good that he s with them. the problem is what does he do from here. you look at the situation, we have russia invading ukraine, you have iran building a bomb, north korea testing ballistic
They probably had a once in 30 year harvest. don t forget the cost of inputs. fertiliser, effectively, they would have the previous year been paying £200 a ton and paying 1,000 pounds per ton for nitrogen fertiliser. so so they would have been paying huge input costs. then, you have your poultry farmers, livestock and dairy farmers who have to pay a much higher price for that feed because the global commodity prices, as you say, has skyrocketed, all driven by russia invading ukraine. yeah. when it comes to the biggest obstacles to farmers today you ve talked about the shocks of covid, of the ukraine war, the various different disruptions and supply chain problems isn t the truth that the biggest problem of all with the vote to leave the european union, and we reckon that roughly half of farmers actually did vote for brexit. so, in a sense, farmers looking at their problems today, many of them