if this drags on and there is no end in sight, but we are willing to start conversations about teaming up to elect more moderate speaker or teaming up with democrats to try to get them to vote present or not show up. because that would lower the threshold that kevin mccarthy needs to become speaker, but of course democrats, they won t do that for nothing. they would want something in return. so, they would have to be some negotiations there. and kevin mccarthy himself has said he doesn t want to because then we could start losing even more conservative. that could backfire for him. so, it s really delicate situation here for kevin mccarthy. democrats have said they have no intentions of bailing kevin mccarthy out. but they have also not necessarily ruled out, again, that idea of working with republicans to elect someone who is much more moderate than kevin mccarthy further down the line, anyway. we will see where things go. melanie, i hope you have comfy shoes on tomorrow.
ever worry about working again, like, we loved watching her play as a basketball player, but i hope she never has to work again, if she doesn t want to. i hope that her family will be taken care of by whatever they need and whatever they want and i just hope that first of all we give her enough privacy and respect to heal, because i know as a society, we love to be involved in people s situations, but she has to heal, and her wife and her family, they deserve that, but i think brittney speaks for herself. we saw her smiling. we should take that with us and all learn a lesson from that. kevin, what is the sort of appropriate debt that we owe to sports, right, for making us feel connected to her for, to eddie s point, appreciating the competence of the administration that worked tirelessly in probably ways we ll never know about or see, to bring her home, of the strength of her family, of her wife, never losing the faith. i mean, what is it that we give back to a family and a sport
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general jack keane seems to think that putin is going through a cost-benefit analysis right now and the cost of deploying a tactical nuclear weapon on the battlefield would be way too costly for his country. the wind blows towards russia, so why would you do that? it would push nato even closer to this war but on the other hand you have putin in this trap right now where he is losing support for the war, over a million people have fled russia already because of this draft. everybody is trying to get out of the country because they are realizing that they are in this losing battle. unfortunately this is a war that putin is not going to lose. so the concern is how far he s willing to go. he may lose it, but he doesn t want to. that s why we are seeing these escalatory steps right now with him pulling these missiles across ukraine. todd: obviously this war has major geopolitical implications and also has major
so having run out of money, he decides that what he has to do is to marry birdy to somebody who has money into a whole bunch of beardy and horrible suitors. he doesn t want to. he loves his daughter, but that s the situation that he s in. so what you have here is a really interesting coming of age tale that has many things going for it. one of them is it s not at all squeamish about menstruation. it is a subject that s right there in the middle of the film. absolutely great. no problem at all, which, let s face it, in terms of mainstream cinema is not a common thing. absolutely. astonishingly, but it isn t. second thing is it has a young heroine who is smarter, funnier, sharper, more sort of self reliant than almost anyone else on screen. bella ramsey is terrific as birdy, just spending time in her company is fantastic because she s this kind of force of nature. she, you know, she s, as i said, like a whirling dervish of a character. but she really manages all the twists and turns of t