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Some of the podcastna that disseminate and they have remained and thats what i think those people are complaining about misinformation. what good would a misinformation all the misinformation in our when the people in power. thats what gets us into wars under false pretenses. thatsiv what gives us medicine that doesnt work. that hurts huge numbers of americans that is misinformed comes from the people in charge of a podcast on spotify. victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institu...

There was a little bit of sarcasm here and the very sort of forward posture of the u.s. government in terms of the way this is being discussed here. >> well, i think the situation is serious. but its also, martha, its showing to me, if you think about it, president biden uses a lot of very strong adjectives about sanctions, devastating and serious theyll be. but we dont deliberate the issues in congress. were not engaged with businesses because if you want to have a serious sanction for long-ter...

Dilemma." ive been want to go talk to him about the attention wars in the big tech world. i asked him whats the most valuable kind of social media user? he said its not someone who is happily living their life. please watch what he said. >> no, its much more valuable when they are addicted, outraged, polarized, misinformed, nar cystic and caring about attention from other people and vulnerable to misinformation. because all of those adjectives, addicted, polarized, distracted, narcissistic and m...

War. we keep repeating it is russia that invaded ukraine, but actually it is putin who invaded ukraine. the interesting thing to me, willie, is over the weekend i was talking to someone who was very, very well connected with the american intelligence community, and he was talking about the latest psychological profile that was done on vladimir putin and the adjectives to describe him are frightening. paranoid. he has an inferiority complex. he is totally isolated from people that he had as advis...

Russian forces try and consolidate their positions and the ukrainians try to keep them on that side of the river. all day we have seen a stream of panicked people, some being carried, some in wheelchairs. they are each carrying one bag at a maximum. some families have been separated here, broken down into tears. but this is now a small evacuation, a reverse evacuation, where people are leaving the suburbs, heading into the center of kyiv, hoping they can find relatively safety in numbers in the ...

Modernize their capabilities, continue to bully their neighbors, coerce other nations in the region and to continue to expand the militarization of the western pacific, that cannot be ignored and nor will it be by this department. i know everybody wants us to rack and stack. we have been very honest. china is the pacing challenge. russia, we still assess as an acute threat. i understand the interest in the adjectives here. >> it would be imprudent not to characterize the threat and again, look a...

By. this is a part ofwelcoming committee for people fleeing, this is unusual. the international committee of the red cross says theyre running out of adjectives for the horrors taking place in that city pummelled by russian artillery. back to you. >> not many people flee for sure life. get safe, thats most important. joining us now retired army company of u.s. special operation forces in europe. food to have you, sir. i wonder if we can begin with the news overnight of an attack inside russian...

>> unfortunately she does stand message but the message for her consists of three or four words she just repeats. i got to volunteer my daughters third grade class and when they had written book reviews for where the red fern grows some of them hadnt read the book. they would just go the red fern grows. ferns grow, ferns are righted, and this is where the red fern grows. that is essentially what she does with pretty much anything. i can tell she is looking down. she is looking at something. mayb...

Watson, one of our correspondents saying to me yesterday, the international red cross, said theyre running out of adjectives to describe how who are i have been the situation is in mariupol. colonel, always appreciate it. thank you so much. >> you bet, erica. thanks for having me. still to come, how do you tell your country theyre under attack? how do you report on the war when your family is also on the front lines? ahead you hear from a prominent ukrainian journalist who is doing just that. ...

We have been working for weeks. time is running out for the people of mariupol. they are desperately in need of assistance, and they are desperately in need of leaving the city if they wish to do so. >> that was a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross after their convoy, the rescue convoy, was again forced to turn back before reaching the innocent civilians suffering in the hard-hit city of mariupol. the convoy was intended to help with those evacuation efforts. 170,000 inno...