the siblings went on that stabbing spree this weekend in the canadian province of saskatchewan. the brothers charged with murder, attempted murder and breaking and entering. damian sanderson will not face those charges. he was found dead on monday. his injuries were not self-inflicted but haven t said how he died yet. myles still on the run. investigators believe he is hurt and still armed and dangerous. listen. even if he is injured, it does not mean see not still dangerous. myles has a lengthy criminal record involving both person and property crimes. this is where the attacks happened in saskatchewan on sunday. police say the brothers attacked nearly 30 people in 13 different locations. 10 people were killed and 19 people injured. detectives say some of the people were targeted, others chosen at random. the crime scenes spreading
probably failing taiwan, the sanctions regime against russia saying it is not working out well for the west and they will not impose sanctions in china. a formal agreement to help each other, and china going after taiwan, the us is distracted, not a formal military alliance, to distract one from the other. will: we don t know the listening ukraine but sanctions haven t had their effect. the more obvious lesson is afghanistan. gordon said it in both ways. do you agree with that. gordon changed a little bit.
that was part of the impotus to overthrow the civilian government. that s almost tantamount to colo colonialism, the idea that russia would be interfering is extraordinary. it shows the sanctions haven t been working and there s lots of examples in the past it s easy to get around sanctions if you find people on the ground sim po thet you can to your cause. the u.s. should have seen this coming. fortress russia as president putin was calling it, this project to buttress russia from the sanctions began with the sanction of kcrimea. and the trump administration and now the biden administration has not found a way to effectively address this. because of that blood is spilled
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history from the time i was cia director. most folks have lots of nicks and dings. i ll say this, my experience when i was cia director and secretary of state, we overpredicted the death of bad guys a lot. ayatollah was going to pass. maduro was on his last legs. we overpredicted. we shouldn t count on the good lord to solve this. we should count on the west to solve this problem. ap interest in money matters, mr. secretary, but i know that russia just cut interest patriots and usually do that in the face after slowdown in an economy that s in trouble. sanctions haven t done the harm that the western, the white house might have hoped. what do you think of that? i think so that s true. sanctions are tough, neil. we use them a lot, too, they take enormous breadth, the sanctions have to be really broad and then powerful