place here. i think there isn t a long lasting one. ah you know, in reminded me for read a little bit of wikileaks in that regard. wikileaks came out about 13 years ago. we learned a lot about the vividness of it. we learned about the sharp elbows of diplomacy. we learned about the angst when they discovered that allies were lying to the united states. but by and large as you say, there was no great revelation. beyond an understanding of the detail, and i think the longer term issue that it reveals is that while american officials love to say the ukrainians are doing great, they re brave. they re out on the field, who could believe they could hold off the russian so long there is a deep concern. general milley has said publicly that we are headed towards stalemate here and that the united states does not see a path to victory for the ukrainians. and that raises the
bit of wikileaks in that regard . wikileaks came out about 13 years ago. we learned a lot about the vividness of it. we learned about the sharp elbows of diplomacy. we learned about the angst when they discovered that allies were lying to the united states. but by and large as you say, there was no great revelation. beyond an understanding of the detail, and i think the longer term issue that it reveals is that while american officials love to say ukrainians are doing great, they re brave. they re out on the field, who could believe they could hold off the russian so long there is a deep concern. general milley has said publicly that we are headed towards stalemate here and that the united states does not see a path to victory for the ukrainians. and that raises the big question. how does this war end? then doesn t end in a negotiation in which, despite what president zelinsky has said he may have to agree to at least
believed that rumour. they thought this town was dead. at the time, the trees looked like charcoal, a stick of charcoal, like this. but on some of the trees, buds emerged. when people saw that the green buds had come out, they thought that they could survive as well. it was comforting. i canjust imagine the vividness of the tiny green bud in that colourless world. it must have given people some comfort and hope. my friend nassrine azzimi and i established the green legacy her hiroshima project as co founders. i am so grateful to nassrine.
resignation. you know, on the basis of the way that governor cuomo handled, you know, the first round of this where i mean other than joe biden there was almost no one in theal democratic politic establishment who didn t call for his for him to resign. so i don t know at this hour whether the combination of the fact that a report that everyone expected to be bad for him turned out to be even worse, as joyce pointed out. it is vivid. there s vividness, there s consistency. there are new accusers. there s detail. it is a very, very damning report. the combination of that and the untenability of his response to it, which claire points out, which is that, hey, i m sorry, they re all wrong, they re all lying, it is all some kind of conspiracy, none of it is true, i just am a nice guy, you know, i touch people occasionally. it is just so ludicrous and i