Cant we use them . Thats wow. One of the reasons why he has he just doesnt have Foreign Policy experts around him. Trump asked three times . In an hour briefing, why cant we use Nuclear Weapons . From wondering about the use of Nuclear Weapons to stealing war plans, to reportedly spilling secrets about Nuclear Submarines, donald trump has a long history of problematic behavior with classified intelligence. Well have more on that one reporting. Nuclear, nuclear intelligence, willie. This is, again that and his love of autocrats is a bad mix. Yeah. I mean, we all remember that disturbing time when we said he was ill fit, but, you know, this is a guy that has been reckless with intelligence from the very beginning. I mean, one of his first visitors in the white house, he had the Foreign Minister of russia and the Russian Ambassador to the United States. What did he do . He spilled classified secrets that we got from another country. Had no reporters in there, no u. S. Reporters there, but
History made in michigan. For the first time a sitting president has walked a picket line. President Biden Joining striking autoworkers with a message, you deserve a significant raise. And hunter biden going on offense. Hes suing Rudy Giuliani and his former attorney accusing them of totally annihilating his digital privacy. Only about four days left before the government shuts down and House Speaker Kevin Mckarthy and hard line republicans are no closer to an agreement. We are following these stories and many more all coming in to cnn news central. In a historic move, President Biden is taking sides in the nearly twoweek old United Autoworkers strike. He just became the first sitting president to join the Picket Line Walking with uaw members in wayne county, michigan, outside of gm redistribution center. Uaw president sean fain thanked the president for his inperson support and the president told picketers to stick with it. Listen. Wall street didnt build the country, the middle class
This case is about carmen. This case is about nick. Thats all for this edition of dateline. Im natalie morales, thank you for watching. Good morning on this sunday morning. Im Frances Rivera at msnbc world quarters. Its 6 00 in the east, 3 00 out west. Heres whats happening. The impeachment battle intensifies. The latest on the timeline an the strike that vi for both sides. Plus, the new effort to unmask the whistleblower. A political pressure on the other side to delay and stone wall as long as possible. If they do impeach the president , the senate doesnt vote to convict, imagine what kind of a presidency youre going to have. The American Public is very smart and they will understand if the story is told and in a simple way. Also, the new report about Hillary Clintons emails and how the Trump Administration is still investigating them. And they are back. The gang at sn all right. Returns poking fun at the president and his personal attorney. Spenl this morning, the battle lines as im
remarkable targeting by kyiv using technology that s pretty new. but still the focus really now on the counteroffensive and whether or not these pinpoint strikes against russian infrastructure can try and give ukraine an edge in that, jim. all right. nick paton walsh, thanks very much. joining us now is retired general mark hertling. what s the significance of ukraine going after these bridges near crimea? i mean, we ve heard time and again that ukraine would love to get crimea back. is that what this is about? partly, jim. nick just mentioned the targeting. you know, many people don t understand that in the military, there is such a thing as a targeting process. what kind of targets are you going after? how will it affect the battlefield? what kind of things do you need to do to literally restrain your enemy from doing the kinds of things he wants to do? that s what s occurring here.
let s bring in cnn national security analyst steve hall and retired lieutenant general mark hertling, a cnn legal analyst. steve, you have heard president zelenskyy there, ukraine will fight until they have crimea back. does that suggest that any hope of any kind of brokered deal, which was spoken of months ago, not lately, off the table? no, i don t think it s necessarily off the table. it is obviously a decision that the ukrainians themselves have to make. it is very difficult as a geopolitical decision, a wartime decision. does one decide at the end of the day as a country, a sovereign country, which crimea was definitely part of ukraine, still is as far as the international community is concerned, but do you as ukraine say that i m going to exchange land so that we can end a war? clearly ukraine is not at that particular point yet geopolitically, and that is what i think you heard the president say, with presidents