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won t be voting for a man articulate a serious policy agenda let alone defend it. they will be voting for the party machine s geriatric puppet. laura: now if you didn t believe me then, you should now. it s a cynical crew hoax the democrats are playing on america. because, from day one, joe biden has been president in name only. our enemies know it and israelis in july they are cringing. we brought israelis and palestinians together at a political level and they and and the and laura: we need a translation to buy a vowel or something. people often ask me who is really in charge at the white house, laura? is it obama? goldman sachs? big tech, the donors? i would say who knows but it ain t this guy. nearly 13,500,000 jobs just since you got me sworn in no in january of 2020. our secretary of the defense austin said secretary austin, secretary mcdid you knowna, the army, the secretary of the army warm, senator and where is senator oh, senator blackb ....
for this island. sugar, spices, gold, just a few of the perks the spanish enjoyed for over 400 years. that is, until the u.s. was happy to help, you know, liberate the island from the spanish and make it a u.s. commonwealth. that means puerto rico is neither an independent country nor an official state. and its people don t have a vote in the u.s. congress or in presidential elections. despite all of that, puerto ricans are unstoppable. and their cultural impact on the u.s. and the world? massive. to really get to the bottom of how puerto rico has not only survived but thrived requires an understanding of the cultural history of the island. so that s what we re going to do now. and in case you re new to this show, that s like our whole mo here. [upbeat latin-tinged music] [upbeat latin-tinged music] music has become the love language between the u.s. and puerto rico. from the time of the taínos to the enslaved africans who were brought here later on to modern day, mu ....
countries, for 30 years i have been in intelligence as a member, as a top democratic intelligence committee, as speaker and leader, for 30 years been involved globally in terms of security, that is an oath we take to protect and defend. i think that the previous occupant occasionally of the white house was a setback for us in terms of. you mean donald trump? you don t want to name him, is that it, or.? for me, it is almost like a curse word. laughs to be clear, you are saying. that s who i m referencing, yes. you are saying that america s standing and its reach and its influence has been affected by the trump. well, i think there were certain questions that arose when he was questioning our commitment to mutual security in nato and the rest. but not to be talking about him, we are very proud of our president, president biden, as to how he came into office. again, we are back to nato full force in terms of our respect for the countries in nato, and then when the invasion ....
from his big superpower neighbours that he seeks, he wants technical help for his own weapons programme. north korea faces critical technological hurdles in its nuclear and missile development, and beyond that, it needs foreign currency and oil, all of which the russians can provide. it is not the first time the us national security council has declassified information to get ahead of russia s plans. two us sources say the arms negotiations between the two countries are actively advancing. and in recent weeks, mr kim has visited a series of his ammunition factories, exhorting key officials to step up production. begs the question, why? sergey radchenko is an expert on russian politics and a distinguished professor at the henry a kissinger center for global affairs. thank you for being with us this evening. what does this tell us, then, about the russian state of affairs on the front line, if they need ammunition from north korea? the sin of affairs has not been great fo ....
yes, i ve visited over 80 countries, for 30 years i have been in intelligence as a member, as a top democratic intelligence committee, as speaker and leader, for 30 years been involved globally in terms of security, that is an oath we take to protect and defend. i think that the previous occupant occasionally of the white house was a setback for us in terms of. you mean donald trump? you don t want to name him, is that it, or.? for me, it is almost like a curse word. laughs to be clear, you are saying. that s who i m referencing, yes. you are saying that america s standing and its reach and its influence has been affected by the trump. well, i think there were certain questions that arose when he was questioning our commitment to mutual security in nato and the rest. but not to be talking about him, we are very proud of our president, president biden, as to how he came into office. again, we are back to nato full force in terms of our respect for the countries in nato, ....