Monetarily. Im gillian turner. The story starts right now. Martha good afternoon. Im Martha Maccallum in New York City where like other cities across the country, americans feel outraged and unsafe. Listen to them. Crime out of control in every city in america. I fear for my own safety every moment. We shouldnt have to be teaching stop, drop, roll on the ground from bullets. The world is going crazy. I feel like people are going insane. At this point, we have to stay home. Stay home. People are going insane. This man and his girlfriend, they know that. They went out to a wedding together. Thats a picture from the wedding the night that he was then stabbed to death on the way home. This crazy murderer, who you see in this picture, is out there. Hes wandering around the streets still. Probably still has the knife or another weapon. New york police are asking anybody with information to come forward so they can catch this man. This is a warning. This video is disturbing. Its also what hap
Allow them to take taiwan, significant consumer semiconductor dominance is the coercive economic power we have, where they have greater economic coercive power if they dominate taiwan given the sheer volume of trade to the indo pacific region. we need to do a better job defending taiwan and explain why that is important. we have many interests, and unable to pursue our treaty commitment to countries like japan and the philippines. this is lifelong ambition. it makes a move in 2025-27-28. each day you should look across the strait and say today is not the day. paul: you mentioned the chinese economy. huge youth unemployment numbers, the declining growth. what do you think the us should
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That? de facto is not a term an one that? de facto is not a term anyone working that? de facto is not a term anyone working in - that? de facto is not a term anyone working in nato - that? de facto is not a term l anyone working in nato would use because you have this article five treaty commitment that obligates countries to come to each other s defence, and you don t want to have this be ambiguous or unclear in any so at the time that a country becomes a nato member, you that commitment to be ironclad and perfectly understood, so you can t quite say that in advance. what we should be saying at the vilnius summit and what a hope is set for president zelenskiy s benefit as well as nato s benefit is that the commitment that nato made 15 years ago to ukraine s eventual membership is now becoming operational and we are going to begin the process of bringing ukraine in the, several practical steps will be taken and we will review this at the next meeting in washington next year. presiden