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Times as has cnn, that it was reported on wednesday may before, they had a good sense of what was going to go on. its interesting that the administration chose not in any way, to get involved. for a couple of reasons. first, they didnt want to be seen backing prigozhin, i mean, hes sanctioned by the united states. and they certainly didnt want to be helping putin, so this was a fight between two pretty unsavory characters. but second, if you listen closely to president biden over the past year, ...

Stability there. >> you think something like that could unfold, something fast and furious? >> certainly as beth points out, russian history has shown that that has happened, think back to the cuban missile crisis, it took him a couple of years to really lose power enough that he was ultimately ousted. it happened peacefully. you have to think that putin is in much better shape. this could go on for quite some time, as could the war in ukraine. >> and we know how he fashions himself a scholar of...

Bernie sanders, folks around him, taken their shots at him, saying hes not an authentic progressive. where all the democratic energy is now. its an effort to define him. >> you cover politics a lot more. i feel some of these points is criticism of these individual and their candidates. president trump has taken those off the table. agewise, hes up there. inexperiencewise. he didnt have any experience. his viewpoints on some of these issues constantly fluctuating. hes broken the norms i guess of ...

All right. we are just a few days away from 2019 and while iowa and new hampshire have announced the caucus and primary dates for 2020, it appears that the large pool of democratic candidates is off to a slow start in those key sta states. as more than two dozen democrats are considering a run for the par partys nomination, no single candidate has signaled clear intention to jump in. donors are keeping the checkbooks closed for at least now, and all eyes are on the three bs, biden, beto and bern...