partially correct. if, in fact, putin was hoping that one of the effects of him invadingef ukraine would be a brush back to nato, that he would be able to worry less aboute nato and somehow starti this war s would make that happ, sorry. when putin invaded ukraine there were 30 i countries in nato. now there are about to be 32. finland was the 31st country to join in april. that gave russia 800 more miles of border directly with a nato country. and now as of tonight we know that sweden is going to join natoat as well. sweden said months ago that they wanted to join, but this is something that really until today looked like it couldn t happen and that s because for a new country to join nato, it has to be a unanimous decision. all the nato countries have to agree with h the decision, if o country doesn t agree it doesn t happen. and inre the case of sweden it s an original nato it was a nato w member, a single nato country,in turkey, that said no. they saidid finland was okay
and empathy and that s not what we re seeing. we re fighting an argument when it comes togh science and biolo which most people don t understand at a greatic level, are wet talking about collectively the personhood of someone, and that s really what i like to focus on when i talk about children specifically is those arell human beings with lives. that s who i m focussed on, and when i try to engage in conversations with people who still atco this point don t understand i think that s really challenging because it takes up a lot of energy and time and distracts people from what we re trying to do, which is to protect trans kids. we do not want the state and the attorney general and don t want governor in their positions of power torn abuse in a way th threatens these kids because that s the reality of it and something i try to explain to people, you know, in my case and knowing other supportive parents, you re faced with a
militia member last time in 2010. now to point two, whether this had hit the big fish. a year in, top lawmakers have been calling out how this probe seemed to be more focussed on, quote, glorified trespassen than the big ring leaders. so far, it has been a very large arare of trespassing and glorified trespassing prosecutions of people who actually broke into the building. it s not gone into the various rings that might have supported that or into the key fund-raisers and ringleaders behind the whole thing. this brings us to point three where this is ed head ed attorney general me irk garland basically vowed to go farther, saying things were going to get serious here.
going to be the same person that we see through the tenancy as president of the united states. general kelly is sorry. molly, it also seemed like general kelly was basically trying to reset in the public s mind the parameters of what his job are. bakari s point, saying i m not here about tweets. all i m here about is the flow of information, presenting the president with options in an organized way. i think along the lines of what bakari was saying. you did see in a lot of ways the reasons general kelly is valuable to the president, the white house, because of that even temper, demeanor. but also very much because he has realistic expectations. he knows if you go in there thinking you re going to rein in donald trump, you re going to drive yourself and everyone else crazy. he has a realistic idea of what the parameters of the job are. he knows nobody is going to make donald trump stop tweeting weird things in the middle of the night. so he s focussed on, in a very
either we keep our word, or we don t. the debate i m focussed on, since i m the moderator, i m allowed to focus on what i m focussing. wolf did a great job of shutting down cruz when he ignored the rules. back in iraq, it was a popular thing, popular, we went to war and became unpopular. there was a real debate within your party. tonight, ron paul was an outlier, he was an isolationist, and he was shouted down when he tried to close the iraq policy, tonight, i counted, four candidates went on that stage tonight, donald trump, ted cruz, ben carson, and rand paul, all four said we re willing to get into regime change. and we re wrong to do it again in syria. the other five guys, said no, let s keep it up, we have to knock off assad. where are you? the five or the four? in the early debate you weren t with either the