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Were part of this horrifying -- all the different characters, what they did, what they tried to do. this really will hopefully help us come to a common understanding in this country of everything we lost that day and perhaps even more importantly, what we could have lost that we didnt. >> yeah. carol, what are you expecting and anticipating to see from this committee as we head into this critical year? what are you going to be watching for? >> i think there are probably three important things. o...

Have a game plan. the only way you are going to stop inflation of this kind is to stop government spending and stop money printing. this is real simple basic stuff. we have heard a little stuff, a little more aggressiveness from jay powell yesterday at the federal reserve but you have the senate members talking about climate change and the fed, huh? climate change is like 50 to 100-year trends. we are talking about whats going to happen in the next couple of months on groceries. >> john: and the...

Conversations with the president, the former president, about the conspiracy theories that he continued, and those two specifically helped fan those flames, but they have key information on what the president was thinking and as in the case of my colleague mr. jordan, he admitted that he talked to the president on january 6th, which is important. >> the committee, nicholas, has surprised a lot of people with its thoroughness and aggressiveness. will that rise to the level of demanding cooperatio...

The xl pipeline making american dependent on foreign oil sources. you told us the amount of oil that we have to import now from russia. that is a major issue and also creating problems with this ukraine stand-off because germany is totally reliant on russia for gas because of that nord stream 2 pipeline and as a result germany is pushing back on doing anything against russia as russia circles in on ukraine. the questions about europe and whether or not europe is going to be with the united state...

Estimated to have about 100,000 troops on the border with ukraine, most on the north and east, fears they could link with premier which russia annexed in 2013. there are also fears that could target the capital, kyiv, from the north stop what is the west prepared to do? abandon the new gas pipeline that could leave energy prices soaring across europe? today, the germany foreign minister was in moscow and said the country was willing to pay a high economic price and the could be consequences for ...

Remarks he was making. this was basically it appeared to be a response to a question from a reporter as she was walking out of the room from this cancer event. what the president said from those brief remarks is that this troop deployment is consistent what hes been saying and telling putin since really the beginning of this escalation that if putin continues to act aggressively, u.s. is going to be there to support and back up its allies and to abide by this article v commitment to support thos...

America. president biden is not communicated with the impact is. we are looking at all the u.s. troops right now stationed in nato countries and where they are. another 3000 troops are being sent to poland in the upcomingak days. what is the impact on america? should war break out in europe this week? >> it could trigger our nato obligations to engage the lester holt interview was saying we cant go to russia but in fact our obligations under nato art nato in nato countries protect themselves aga...

Were looking right now at all of the u.s. drops right now stationed in nato countries and where they are. another 3,000 troops are being sent to poland in the upcoming days. what is the impact on america should war break out in europe? this week? >> well, it could trigger our nato obligations to engage. as the presidents lester holt interview was saying we cant go to russia, but, in fact, our obligations under nato is that nato and nato countries protect themselves against a russian attack, incl...

Ukraine. if theres a decision for a full-on invasion in ukraine russia can do a lot of damage to ukraine and to their military. what that wont stop is in the ensuing days is a resistance front and what we hear more and more about particularly from the people in touch with the ukrainian presidency. >> i want thoughts on this administration and all only this almost transparent aggressiveness conveying the moves, military, diplomatic and the sort of degree of public engagement. how close of an atte...

Diplomacy is effective when they are backed by a big stick and once again and we saw the obama team do this back in 2013, 2014 when you remove any prospect of military response, you are green lighting putins aggressiveness. >> harris: putin will take advantage of that. biden has been taking numbers off the table in terms of troops. originally it would be 8,500 in the nato nations that surround ukraine, which is not part of nato. but they might be exposed because of humanitarian exits or whatever...