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Do to raise questions back behind him in russia whether it was really worth it. this is putins war. this was not a groundswell of support demanding this. this is his war. >> david ignatius, and also same question for susan page, what can we expect to hear from president biden today, again, pointing out that he promised russia would pay a heavy price if it crossed into ukraines borders. it has done that and then some. david first. >> so, mika, we have now a complicate situation that we just have ...

Nation from nothing, we. no, guess what, native americans were here, and black people helped build this nation. and guess what, 20% of those slaves were muslims. it was us. they werent bringing sharia. they were working here as an enslaved people. >> yeah, that is absolutely right. and i mean, you know, to stay with marco rubio for a moments. hes now facing something hes not used to. hes going to face a tough fight. val demings hold jonathan capehart hes afraid of a tough fight. im not. i grew u...

Professor, musician, and composer David Sulzer demystifies the science that underlies music. By April 26, 2021 Neuroscientist and musician David Sulzers many projects include the Thai Elephant Orchestra and the Brainwave Music Project. Why does a clarinet play at lower pitches than a flute? What does it mean for sounds to be in or out of tune? How are emotions carried by music? Do other animals perceive sound like we do? How might a musician use math to come up with new ideas? Music, Math, and...

Investigation that he obtained by virtue of his regular contact with company executives during the campaign. i want to bring in david on this and natasha. david first. were talking here about cohens relationship with trump executives, the family members, the people at the top, working on russia stuff, but this phrase, synergy, sounds to me like a synonym for collusion! >> well, it could be. they claim that that conversation didnt lead to anything. but the second quote that you just cited from i ...

The campaign. i want to bring in david on this and natasha. david first. were talking here about cohens relationship with trump executives, the family members, people at the top, working on russia stuff. but this phrase ""serge" sounds like collusion. >> the second quote you cited from i think is the most significant thing on the russian front and all these filings. >> read it. >> got to take it slowly. that cohen provided mule were useful information, certain discreet russian-related matters, p...

Have hasubmitted these question. but what we know from the special counsels side is that robert mueller hasnt ruled out the idea of a sit down interview with president trump now that hes received these written questions from the presidents legal team. he could still want to do that going forward. rudy giuliani, the presidents lawyer, says he doesnt believe the president could be compelled to give testimony regarding while he was president. but thats still an open question, and that could be sett...

Flabbergasted and, you know, blinded with anger over this stance. >> well, its understandable. you hear that from republicans as well. david, back to you, the president claimed -- and we did the math here, the actual math on what the saudis have signed to for the u.s. the president claimed $450 billion in arms deals with the saudis. in fact, the memorandum of intent, which is not a deal, it is an intent over ten years not confirmed yet is for about a quarter of that and then only about a tenth o...

You have a situation where it could be an abuse of power, and it could lead to an impeachment article relating to that. nixon faced an abuse of power, potential, you know, charge as have other presidents who have faced impeachment. so thats the danger here in what the president is doing. >> but david, to you, we know from this new cnn reporting that the president pressured not only the justice department broadly on, you know, where this investigation on hillary clinton, but specifically from our...

Clinton should be prosecuted or this investigation should be terminated, historically most presidents set policy directions for the justice department. they might -- obama, for instance said, lets have an increased focus on civil rights cases, but he wasnt saying i want you to go out and prosecute this person. thats where the president confronts problems. >> david and paul, thanks very much. >> thanks, guys. fierce backlash from the presidents own party after he defends the saudis and seemingl...