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Extremely close to the president of the united states. and again, we keep having this discussion. but at that point, youre going to see me saying things like, whats going on now? if a criminal referral is made public garland owes the united states an explanation. i know we keep saying things like, look, typically doj operates in secrecy. we shouldnt be told what they are planning. but you know what? we should have had an insurrection at the capitol. the erosion of the justice system and the rule...

East now. thats where things are going better for him at the moment. but, you know, i think well see a second wave in kyiv. >> so youre bracing for and the fear that your older daughter felt from this blast is what you think may be a sign of whats to come? youre bracing for a second run on kyiv? >> yeah. i wouldnt say it is a second run on kyiv just yet. although, theres a bit more military activity than weve had over the last week or so. but definitely, i mean, there are ominous signs all over ...

Or $700 million, to raise $60 billion over ten years. >> it is like throwing a pebble in a pond. 100 billion, make sure you pay your fair share but im also the person to say, lets not do something that might wound up hurting us. it might be good politics but not great economics. >> it may not be great politics. but jeff bezos and mark zuckerberg, elon musk paying $11 billion in taxes last year. on twitter last year saying whats next? >> carley: all eyes on elon musk today and everyday. but eric ...

>> reporter: with that, he eases the nerves of a mother and her two children hes just picked up at the train station. tonight, he will drive them to poland. diederich struggles to explain how a 27-year-old from norway has found himself driving an ambulance through the streets of lviv. >> thats the most difficult question actually. >> reporter: he is part of a volunteer team evacuating critically-ill hospital patients and refugees from ukraine. >> i just wanted to help do something, not sit at ho...

Relationship with vladimir putin evolved where he thought theres value to sit down with sort of put the issues on the table, tick through where and what the u.s. view is on them and where to find potential common ground and potentially use that personal relationship to deal with the problems going forward. now you heard something striking from the president today as part of that news conference saying i dont care what vladimir putin thinks. clearly his view has changed now over course of the tim...

Tactics and procedures for the assault on the capitol. the weeks of communications on the side included information on how to use a flag pole as a weapon. something that came to pass. how to smuggle firearms into d.c.. measurements for a guillotine. maps of the tunnel system under the capitol. a user encouraged supporters to secure the capitol building claiming that there will be plenty of exmilitary to guide you. what do you think the commit tee is getting at, frank? >> we are headed toward cri...

>> theyre not rising to the challenge of this tremendous crisis. and those are long standing insiders that have been with the president for long time. very trusted, very loyal. they feel like they need to protect him potentially because they also need to protect their own career prospect. i think some of the folks that are not performing to standard just need to go and cycle in some folks that are going to do the job as effectively and frankly offer the president the stark counsel of the fact th...

An ambulance through the streets of lviv. >> the best and most difficult question, actually. >> reporter: hes part of a volunteer team evacuating critically ill hospital patients and refugees from ukraine. >> just wanted to help do something. not sit at home and just look at everything on the tv. >> reporter: most days, diedrich drives into lviv from poland with an ambulance full of medical displays and distributes the loads to hospitals facing grave shortages. zorana is the medical director of ...

Others and help others, thats something we should do. all of us should volunteer to donate and to pray. my heart goes out to the ukrainian people. they are such strong resilient people. i pray they can get through this war and hopefully will end soon. >> todd: dr. janette nesheiwat. appreciate your time we appreciate your humanitarian. it. >> carley: actually want you to stay here for a moment. we do have something to celebrate today. >> todd: i saw this coming a mile away. >> carley: todds birt...

Can people donate on charms website and that money would go to help ukraine. >> children are magical.org. the reason charm. big portion of them are children. i actually brought with me hundreds of cases, book bags filled with pediatric supplies for kids. something to put a smile on heir face and keep them busy as well. >> todd: whats the reaction from a child when an american doctor comes to help them out. >> priceless. put a smile on their face is like gold. it was a blessing to be over there, ...