but they re telling us what they need and what they need right now, what the most urgent need is. that is the difference. a lot of phenomenal charities are doing great work and will keep doing great work, but it might not be as timely in arriving to the people who need it. they re telling us what they need this week and next week, and we are not only getting it for them, but we are packaging in such a way as to avoid the logistics bottlenecks that are pretty severe as you can imagine on the ukrainian side right now, trying to get these things in. so that s really the crux of why the women are so unique. gene, so you talk about, you know, supplying those that have stayed behind for a multitude of reasons, whether it s because they re ill or old or what have you and can t find a way out, and some that i know i ve spoken to are there intentionally because they want to help those that need them. how are these supplies getting to them, especially when you see scenes, you know, in mariupol
against warren, do they prefer biden? look at the dump they did on biden. what s your sense of because you hear mixed messages of trump himself is a little nervous about the populous success of warren. i think the profile on biden is he ll be a reassuring candidate especially to those suburban women you discussed earlier. oerp on the other hand, he won t be an enthusiastic candidate for some of the core parts of the democratic coalition. for warren you have some enthused key groups, liberals, but might not have that reassuring factor. maybe we have a better bet with warren. i d tell you one person who had like to see the consolidation happen yesterday, it s taylor swift. somehow in rolling stone today we need to stop dissecting why someone s on our side or they re on our side in the right way. we need to not have the right kind of democrat and the wrong
what live threw at us. but we could control who we were. my mother really prepared me not just for losing my job as a geologist but she prepared me for how hard it is to make change, right, in government. and how you have to get everyone to the table and you have to be perfect sis accident, have great. i have to let people know those life s stories. unintended pregnancy by 54%. here s how we did it. it s about the human stories. part of the resilience you ve been taught, of course, the reaction your moerp instilled in you, what s your reaction to the president s tweets this week? it s unconscionable and any any american should be outraged. that said, we spent the whole week talking about trump and he s been on tv every evening
sometimes you have to walk. and this was just one of those times. the president indicated that the discussions stalled due to kim s demands that all sanctions be lifted. in exchange for concessions on north korean s nuclear weapons program, despite walking away, president trump insisted that the two men left on cordial terms. this wasn t a walk awake like you get up and walk out. no, this was very friendly. we shook hands. we you know, there s a warmth that we have. sounds like moerp of a later, gator. secretary of state mike pompeo, who traveled with the president to vietnam, says he remains very optimistic. i m hopeful the teams will get back together in the days and weeks ahead and continue to work out, it s a very complex problem. we have said since the beginning that this would take time. but even with no comprehensive pact with kim, president trump said he had a very strong partnership with the
it is a national security matter, he is talking about safety of the kucountry, second congress has we found out they have ruled against trump. against reinstating the travel ban. that s victory for the state. kwily go to airy do you have the ruling. i read directionally from the ruling, saying the emergency motion for stay pending appeal is denied. that means that this ban remains blocked. the way it written as written by the lower court. we mentioned moments ago. this broad blockage of entire oerp executive order. that remains the case. is it all three judges agree.