i m still amazed, you know, that biden is playing putin s game. you think biden is being used? look, that s how it looks like because that s with the three calls. again, they kept biden made demands, ultimatum. if biden made real threat why you keep following with new new phone calls, and of course, you know, many of the sanctions had to be in place already and it s not that difficult, you know, just to put putin in place by imposing real sanctions, stop playing lip service and do what america can do because extortion isn t negotiation. so and go ahead, yes. i m wondering what do you believe is at issue here? why would vladimir putin want to invade ukraine? i mean, you wrote this, saying ukraine isn t a threat to russian national security, of course, a thriving democratic ukraine is a threat to putin s
that s all he ll have. even after 72 hours on special controls, schreiber s behavior hasn t improved. he s acting out, still yelling, still trying to disrupt the other offenders. he s been on for 72 hours so by policy, he has to get a shower. we re going to extend it for 24 hours. i want a shower and a piece of property bag. this isn t negotiation. if your behavior is appropriate, we ll go ahead and proceed with giving you your property as outleaned in tou outlined in the property. can i have a mattress today? if your behavior is appropriate? at what time that s what
immedia medicaid states. to that point, this isn t negotiation toward some other middle ground. i want to put up on the screen what s in the bill. some of the key points to know no, true protection for pre-existing conditions. a gutting of those essential health benefits. ending the medicaid expansion which is not only people who might have less annual income but also an overwhelming number of seniors and people with disabilities. and then repealing the mandate. as far as i understand it, this is in some ways a harsher version of reform than earlier trump care. it takesthe states who did the right thing and gives it to the states that
lot of tough talk but then he handed out corporate welfare. what do you make of that that sort of folks are pretending that the best defense of him is that no one around the world is paying attention? well, first of all, it s a facade that donald is a great negotiator. there are actually professors of law who teach litigation and negotiating strategy and some of them have spoken about that donald is not a good negotiator. secondly, this isn t negotiation. this is an erratic personality that we re going to have in the oval office behaving the way he s always behaved. he s not deeply steeped in these issues. donald doesn t understand the important historical issues, including u.s. military obligations to the government and the chinese government initially responded to this in a very thoughtful, measured way. now you re seeing them ramp this up. and you can be sure they are out there talking to pacific rim countries and saying, hey, we re the country of the future. you want to look to b
them have spoken about that donald is not a good negotiator. secondly, this isn t negotiation. this is an erratic personality that we re going to have in the oval office behaving the way he s always behaved. he s not deeply steeped in these issues. donald doesn t understand the important historical issues, including u.s. military obligations to the government and the chinese government initially responded to this in a very thoughtful, measured way. now you re seeing them ramp this up. and you can be sure they are out there talking to pacific rim countries and saying, hey, we re the country of the future. you want to look to beijing, not to washington and that guy who thinks that tweeting is a form of diplomacy. david cay johnston, author of the making of donald trump, thank you for your time tonight. thank you, ari. when you lose an election, a little sole searching is in order. but first, a surprise win for progressives.