peat ear doocy, thank you. dana: politics is always a part of the bigger picture. president biden s visit to you a crane coming against the back drop of the 2024 election and his bid for a second term. good morning, jacque. president biden has said many times a key achievement of his time in office has been keeping nato aligned not just in the face of putin s threat and war on ukraine but also the threat to broader democratic norms. as opposed to his handling of the afghanistan withdrawal, that posture has won him respect on this issue from even some people on the other side of the aisle. the president needs to understand he is a wartime president. we are know a proxy war with russia if we like it or not. a i m an america first guy. defeating the adversaries of the united states is an america first interest. those are growing fatigued with endless support with a war with no end in sight while problems at home persist. one critic has been doling out a lot of that cr
school, we were living in the hampton house and i had gone off to college which is when that stuff happened and they moved out to mozel. when did you go off to college? 2014. sometimes after 2014 family relocated to mozel for the most part because of the hurricane damage. yes, sir. tell the jury a little bit about the mozel property. they ve heard a fair amount but i think you probably know it better than anybody. that property is roughly 1700 acres and a lot of that is really not even accessible. a lot of swamp lands, a lot of stuff, no road systems or anything like that. but a big portion of it is
difficult to extend their operations to the west. pentagon officials say the terrain there is different so the fighting will be different. can you lay out how exactly is the terrain different and how is it going to be distinct from the urban warfare around kyiv and which side has the advantage based on those factors? the terrain north is a lot of swamp lands. the russian forces could not get off the roads even if they had wanted to, so they were limited and road bound coming out of c chernihiv and kharkiv. we define maneuver by fire and movement. in the east it also will be difficult. it is different terrain. it s flatland, more like kansas,
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the midterms, they re not here to fact check, they re just here to hear what they want from him. they don t take him literally. one of the women said, you re putting active duty military on the border but they re not there to shoot anybody, it s just deterrence. they like seeing action being taken. it s not necessarily whether or not he s factual about what s going on. it s just, they want to hear there s going to be action on immigration, it s the issue they want to hear most about. quickly, trey. west virginians have felt ignored. the fact that president trump has come here. eight times so far. it s meaningful. trey, ali, wild, wonderful west virginia, thanks for coming in and hanging out on set. i appreciate it. we re back after the break on swamp watch, this time the man who has oversight of swamp lands. we ve got all of that live as we bring you the show from west