the ukrainian morale, fighting tenacity, delivering weapons through the coalition of the willing has started to pay off. this battle has swung clearly in favor of ukraine in the longer run. it really is an astounding turn of events, including, general, the scene playing out right now at the white house where the president of the united states is meeting with the leaders of sweden and finland as they now are on the doorstep of joining nato, something unthinkable just a couple of months ago. but another of the failures of vladimir putin to expand nato, including finland, which shares a large border with russia. you ve seen a lot in terms of the shifting of the balance of power over the years. what is the significance of this move, assuming it does happen, these two nations joining nato? it s monumental. to go back to the disintegration of the ussr, which has motivated a lot of what putin is up to, it
this dead-end nature of the russian military strategy in mariupol. we talked already but when you have 1,000 civilians hiding in a basement and ukrainian forces refusing to capitulate to the russians, how sustainable is that as a standoff? won t have to assume it is not sustainable in the longer run but part of what happened now is the civilian population watched the atrocities at the battalion level. there s an incentive to fight to the death or run. can t get out. they will stay in there and fight knowing the alternative will leave to executions. the big challenge right now isn t in mariupol. it is can the u.s. and our 15 participating allies, the coalition of the willing, get across the border the modern
that historically, people tend to take a step back on them. but this is not the time to do that. and i am actually pleading that people pay attention not only to the national level but what is really happening at the state level as well. look at those races when it comes to act iss of state at the local level and state level. they re going to play a role in future elections. that groundwork that is laid that is being laid right now this past year when it comes to whatever voting laws are being passed, the groundwork laid in 2022, will impact what happens in 2024 and that is overall what will determine what happens to american democracy in our country. so it s going to take the coalition of the willing and michael is right, it s all of us playing whatever role we can in whatever capacity. let s start today, google your state representative, your state senior and find out who your secretary of state is. let s start by knowing who they are and what they stand for. thanks to both of you
to be slashing emissions in half by 2030 to startjust to bend that curve closer to that critical 1.5 celsius target, that threshold. and really the important thing about methane is the new science from the intergovernmental. these government sponsored scientists who give us the latest and best assessments of the impact of climate change, it democrat is showing us how potent these greenhouse gases are, and also that it s an easier cut than carbon dioxide. so it buys us that time more swiftly and easily. there s not much in the world of fixing climate change, but methane is one of those low hanging fruits. i methane is one of those low hanging fruits. h, methane is one of those low hanging fruits. ., ., , ., fruits. i said at the top of a programme fruits. i said at the top of a programme that fruits. i said at the top of a programme that we ve - fruits. i said at the top of a programme that we ve had j fruits. i said at the top of a i programme that we ve had a fruits. i said at the
colleague, i told my constituent, i m in the coalition of the willing. i m in washington as a member of congress to get things done and to deliver alongside this president. you have a very hard job in front of you. let s see what the nesks 24 hours brings because it changes so much. thank you so much for coming on. thank you. coming up next for us, as vaccine mandates appear to be working, the lawsuit that will decide whether some health care workers can claim religious exemptions. this is worth. that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - that s actually worth more than you think. don t open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but it s what you do with it, that makes life worth living. principal. for all it s worth. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq.