and one united soul. putin said he was liberating ukraine. but they didn t want liberating. for ukrainians, it was only one choice. freedom, or death. days before he was attacked, it looked remarkably relaxed. even though vladimir putin had brought the country with troops, he said it was a military exercise. and most ukrainians believed his lie. maybe it was easier to accept than the truth. the collective sentiment was that the storm would pass. that putin was bluffing. no one seemed overly concerned about the americans urging warnings that russia was about to strike. and then in a moment, life suddenly changed. [noise] any future plans ukrainians had were gone. they were only priorities now. it is crazy, you hear kids screaming, mothers screaming, it is so crazy. you can see that man holding his baby up so that he is not crushed by this crowd. the train has opened its doors, but clearly there is not room for everyone. nobody wants to miss this train. peopl
end of october. after years at the center of republican politics, house speaker john boehner step down in 2015. since then, he has mostly been absent from public life, with the exception of calling senator ted cruz, who suffer in the flesh. last week, and one of his peers interview since leaving office, speaker boehner talked to vice founder shane smith about the race for president and where politics had from here. there you go. this is the coolest why no burner ever. i do not remember the last time i didn t interview with the class of one. [laughs] cool. cool. in 2015, the speaker the house, john boehner, retired. being speaker the house is a stressful job in the best of times, but there was other stressors of the job that maybe pushed john boehner closer to a red wine and cigarette filled retirement at an accelerated pace. john boehner resigned from congress in the middle of a projected leadership struggle and republican politics. the most conservative wing of the par