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What did you learn from that? >> yeah, anderson, this was in response to our reporting. we had learned that the january 6 committee was in possession of documents that had been torn up and basically taped back together after they received them from the national archives. so, we asked the archives about it, and they confirmed that these documents they had received from the trump white house at the end of his administration had come to them torn up and that they had to repair them. this is part of...

Anyway and lots of conservative backbenchers were coming there because they are complaining they are not seen the benefits of brexit fully yet although you can imagine those same backbenchers complaining actually this is a bit of a power grab by government ministers at the expense of parliament. we are already seeing the devolved administrations in scotland and wales complaining they have not been consulted properly about this and it is a paragraph from them and also it raises the prospect of mo...

Baltic countries. >> this brings me to the issue of sanctions. theres a multilayered question that i have for you. number one, should he be punished yet? should we be punishing putin for his actions already? hes essentially taken a country hostage. i know we havent done that yet. but the second thing is, are you convinced that sanctions are effective anymore? >> i am if they are multilateral. got if its the u.s. alone. that was policy of the past, administrations said its america by ourselves, a...

And security of the american people. >> the u.s. delivered about 80 tons of weapons totalling $200 million. more will arrive. its not the hardware that the ukraines say that they need are air and missile defenses. its not hard to think about afghanistan when they dont know how many americans are in country. what the state department is doing is acting in caution rather than when its too late. as you pointed out, theres countries saying this was the wrong move at a time when u.s. needs to show it...

Those countries in the winter with no consequences for germany meaning the german government will be much less likely to take a firm stance against russia. this is just another example of these long lines of bad decisions and appeasing decisions that the german government across two different administrations has made towards russia. maria: what about the bad decisions we have made, frankly? we have oil prices back up to $87 a barrel, gasoline up 60% year-over-year in the united states is dependi...

Policy, we have made that very clear. it is been committed to by bipartisan administrations for more than the last 20 years. and that includes making sure that we can help taiwan defend itself through the taiwan relations and nothing will change to make sure that taiwan could continue to defend itself. if it is a comparison, it is not perfect but were also prying to help kraib ukraine defend itself. we delivered another three sets of packages and arms and material to help ukrainian forces and th...

It galvanized the three administrations to do just that and zelensky has done more than his two predecessors that is at the heart of some of the frustration that putin is bearing over should he or shouldnt he take matters into his own hands to change that government. >> steve: another great job outlining what could be one of the most impact offul thing to happen to past relations since the end of the cold war clearly. thanks so much, general. >> have great weekend, brian, you and the team. >> br...

When you talk about the beaches in atlantic city. warnings are posted. get ready. its a saturday. >> thats the good news in all of it. i appreciate it. the latest developments on the fears of a russian invasion. ukraines president is speaking right now at a press conference insisting his people, quote, do not need to panic. it comes though as the white house in ukraine are offering two starkly different assessments of the current crisis. both administrations are facing new questions now after ...

Allies and partners have offered russia a path away from crisis, and toward greater security. >> vladimir putin spoke by phone with french president macron today and continue to insist that any further expansion in europe by the u.s. and nato would be unacceptable. as for ukraine, it reports its president is not happy with the biden administration after the administrations emits warnings about an attack, saying that such warnings needlessly spread alarm. with that, lets bring in our lead off gue...

Who are experts in this area who have worked in past administrations, they say they are at an all-time low or at one of the lowest points in recent memory, that a lot of people involved in this field have experienced. this really once again highlights just how far apart the u.s. and china are, not just on trade and sanctions and intellectual property but of course here on broader foreign policy issues. >> shannon, do they admit that theyre disappointed in the lack of or countries participating i...