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There should be no institutional barriers. with no consultation, the president can send an army out to invade another country. he had the idea which putin repeats that russia is an all-embracing civilization. he refused to use the word ukraine, he always put it in quotation marks. if you use the word ukraine, youre attacking russia as up. its research the type of thing that elian would be supporting. >> he wrote a piece in defense of naziism, how does putin

It seemed like something people can do to be useful but it wasnt going to hold back the russian army. kind of amazing, its actually holding back the russian army. >> exactly, ali. thanks for having me back. i put out some information over my twitter for people, its amazing you see it happening, you see buses parked in the streets, many layers of barriers. thats the nature of close urban combat where conventional, the defender has all the advantage, it can hold back, im serious, the best army in ...

Self—sufficient, that is so important, but as a group, all we can do is do our best, try our hardest. the most important thing is this football club is back and it has been a while, but we are... great scenes. i was wondering who was going tojump in the interview! finally, after captaining england in the final of crickets street child united world cup in 2019, jasmin akter was named as one of the bbc�*s 100 most inspiring and influential women. her story is one of true hardship and struggle ...

Work on all of this, for highlighting the influence of this guy, ivan ilyin, on putin. what would ilyin make of putins presidency and his invasion of ukraine? >> well, on the presidency, he would very much approve. ilyins idea of politics was that a one-party state was too much. there really should be zero parties. there should just be a leader. incidentally, putin had the article which said that sent to everyone in his party so they would know just how important they were. he thought that a sta...

Judge served. she said that she grew up judge served. she said that she grew up with a keen understanding of what it means to break barriers, to have hardship, and she grew up like i did, inspired by herfather to serve. i think they should examine her record and i think when they do she will make it clear that doing herjob, upholding her oath as a public defender does not make a soft on crime. especially when you take a look at herfamily on crime. especially when you take a look at her family ba...

At 3:00. cbs news is next, more local captioning sponsored by cbs >> odonnell: tonight a number of top headlines from here in the nations capitol. the historic day as confirmation hearins get under way for supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson and the new warning tonight bay russian threat to us here at home. making history with her husband, her children and her parents who have been married 54 years there, judge jackson promises shell decide cases without fear or favor. >> my parents taug...

Racial segregation first hand, my parents left their hometown of miami, florida and moved to wa washington, d.c. to experience new freedom. when i was born here, my parents were public school teachers and to express pride from their heritage and hope for the future, they gave me an african name. ketanj which they were told means lucky one. like the many barriers they had to face growing up, my path was clearer so if i worked hard and i believed in myself in america, i could do anything or be any...

>> my parents taught me that unlike the many barriers that they had had to face growing up, my path was clearer, so that if i worked hard and i believed in myself and america, i could do anything or be anything i wanted to be. >> on this big day in the law, we bring in two legal heavyweights, nyu law professor mel ace murray and "new york times" legal writer emily basilon. professor, what did we learn today about this jurist, this woman, given that it was mostly opening statements from the senat...

Important financial hub has battled a new wave of infections for nearly a month, registering a new record for daily numbers on monday with 3500 new cases. our china correspondent, robin brant, says the order has triggered panic—buying. this is as far as i can go at the moment. as you can see, the barriers are down, the entrances are sealed off. im on the eastern side of shanghai, and this whole swathe of the city has been locked down, and its going to be like that for the next few days. this i...

In office a little more than a year. you can do basic calendar and math and figure out it couldnt all be putin, right? what the numbers mean at this point. because in february we had 11.3 million jobs open. the previous time period we had 11.4. people have had what they call the great resignation. is the market creating jobs really what it could be, should be, show us about where the markets health is? >> i think you would have a greater job creation if businesses didnt hesitate to invest becaus...