president biden made in georgia this past week. a lot of people called it very divisive and i want to bring up now a quote from author peggy neunen from an article of a couple of days ago. by the end of the speech he looked like a man operating a part from the american conversation not at its center. this can be pay tale to a presidency. nicole, let me have you react to that first, peggy nuenen has been commenting on presidents for decades now. what did you make of her article and her quote? well, you know, first of all, she she nailed it and second of all, this was not a speech that was a come together speech and i think right you know specially americans, look at the approval rate in the 30 s. that was not the best speech of all and i think she called it out. anita: i m sorry i called you
nicole, noel. that s okay. anita: kristin, let me have you respond to that. what did you think about what peggy neunen said. she didn t paint a great picture on where the biden presidency is going after the speech. well, everybody has their noel was talking about the president s speech and they will have their thoughts about it and certainly have been vocal but i think that, you know, having a conversation about and using the president using the bully pulpit to talk about voting rights in the country is very important and to do it in georgia and to speak to the voters. i mean, it s a conversation that is obviously overly politicized and, you know, there are things that we need to do to make sure that that everybody has the opportunity to to to vote and to, you know, express their
he was very worried that essentially putin is nut going to stop until he gets what he thinks is this job he s got to get done with respecto ukraine. i think that s that s the best assessment is he s not going to stop and i don t think he s worried about what the wall street journal or peggy neunen has to say for his legacy. his his legacy is russia. he knows if he stops everything he is doing now, he s done in russia. they support a different type person, that strong man. that s how he rules. he s done if he turns around, he knows that. rarsd rses of what the west thinks of his legacy, it s different in russia. it is. we hear now from the ukrainian president, zelenskyy, who says he s not going anywhere, he s staying, he s clearly i firming his people. he s talking about the situation at the nuclear facility tonight and he says essentially, you
differently in russia than it is in ukraine? yeah, it is. i ve talked to sources that that are reporting the ukrainians attacking russians who are occupy ying the nuclear facility which is part of the disinformation campaign going on by russia. all right, i want to get to this, the idea that putin is really hearing about his legacy he s always dreamed of uniting as many soviet has as he can into a reunification of the motherland, putting that together. wall street journal has an opinion piece by peggy neunen and she says mr. putin has launched his old reputation as a cool and cunning player, now he s grouped with hitler and stalin and this for him will never change. his legacy is in ruins, his invasion and historic blunder, a threat to use nuclear weapons a moral and strategic mistake. does he care about any of that? he s gone so far here.