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Join Jim and Chad as they welcome the halting of certification for Russia's Nord Stream 2 pipeline. They also discuss Russian President Vladimir Putin's ability to ignore American sanctions and what it means for Ukraine. And American televisions have tuned out the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, handing NBC terrible ratings.
Hosted by Jim Geraghty, with guest CBChad Benson
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It seems like bad form to say "American televisions have tuned out" it's reminiscent of how an SUV drives into a crowd of holiday shoppers, apparently on its own.
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Doesn't "Ukraine" mean "Frontier?"
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Or “borderland”, or “march”, or “in country”: people argue about the etymology. In the medieval empire of the Kievan Rus, the southern parts, including Kiev (or properly Kyiv), came to be known as Ukra’ina. Which French cartographers rendered as Ukraine.