winfield. one of the ten people killed in a mass shooting of a grocery store on may 15th. yesterday, the president and first lady were down in uvalde, texas where they met for hours with families of the 19 young children and two teachers who were killed in last week s school shooting. which of course came just ten days after buffalo. as biden left the church service in uvalde, he was met by a crowd of people chanting, do something. he responded by telling the crowd, we will. the president sounded a very similar note in the commence speech this weekend at university of delaware, telling graduates that the country can and must do something. let s be clear, evil came to the elementary school classroom in texas, to that grocery store in new york and far too many places where innocents have died. in the face of such forces, we have to stand stronger. we must stand stronger. we cannot outlaw tragedy, i know. but we can make america safer. but let s be honest, optimism is in sho
where the russians have held. i think the coach can hold together. but it is not easy. there are across the world. we just have to remind people what this active aggression works. the messages sent that in china you still can t take territory by brute force. and it goes all across the world, and it impacts all of us. it s not just ukraine being impacted by this, as much as they need and deserve our help. put the nato coalition aside, and let s talk about the u.s., for example. because midterms are around the corner. and i want to share some information we got. when asked what people think the most important problem facing the our country is, 20% said the government and poor leadership. 17% mention the high cost of living, inflation. only 5% said they were concerned about the war with russia. given that, how challenging is this for you to put ukraine as