believe in all kinds of positive ways, but i do think that when you combine that demographic change with all the economic stresses that people have been going through, it means that there is going to be potential anger, frustration, fear. some of it justified, just misdirected. i think somebody like mr. trump is taking advantage of that. there are some people that are just stone cold racist, we know that. but there are a lot of people also who feel, and are to some degree or another, feel like they are on the losing end of the stick. there are a lot of people who rose to the bait, i would say, the encouragement of the kind of pr mastery of trump. trump made it into an us and them in black and white. there was no question that he had a self-consciousness of a past to whipping up resentment. and, on was a black president. toward the end of obama s presidency, i received an invitation to what was billed as a celebration of black music at the white house. there was bel biv
Do. i me that genuinely from my heart. you know what they say? come on, we are just doing our job, nothing special. on the platform, my team and i board a train heading east to kharkiv, a city just miles from the russian border and one of putin s earliest targets. today, the train to kharkiv is field with travelers heading home for the holidays. soldiers returning to the front lines, and a young mother, 25- year-old liliana, going back to kharkiv to reunite with her family after fleeing with her infant son last march. did you ever worry that you might not see your family again, that you might not be able to go back home to kharkiv again? [ speaking foreign language ]
i have been meeting my people across the whole country, thousands of times during this war. i have been shaking their hands and saying thanks for what you do. i am telling that genuinely from my heart. you know what they say? come on, we re just doing our job, nothing special. on the platform, my team and i board a train heading east to kharkiv, a city just miles from the russian border, and one of putin s earliest targets. today the train to kharkiv is filled with travelers headed home for the holidays, soldiers returning to the front lines, and a young mother, 25-year-oldly anna, going back to kharkiv to reunite with her family after fleeing with her infant son last march.