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The same day of the opening ceremonies that russia actually launched its incursion into georgia. so there is a history here of russia using these kinds of major world events as perhaps a distraction from military action that they are taking against their neighbors. and thats one of the concerns that u.s. officials have now. either that russia could do something during the olympics or potentially wait until its over to then launch an attack. we heard from the top u.s. diplomat for asia, daniel, w...

As weve said before, we are in the window when an invasion could begin at any time should vladimir putin decide to order it. whatever happens next, the west is more united than its been in years. nato has been strengthened. the alliance is more cohesive, more purposeful, more dynamic than at any time in recent memory. we want to be crystal clear on this point. any american in ukraine should leave as soon as possible and in any event in the next 24 to 48 hours. we obviously cannot predict the fut...

Swift and severe costs on russia. president biden reiterated that a further russia invasion of ukraine would produce widespread human suffering and diminish russias standing. the president also offered president putin an off ramp, urging him to take the diplomatic path and de-escalate. another senior official trying to talk about the diplomatic offered, summed it up like this. they said it remains unclear whether russia is interested in pursuing its goals diplomatically. so from that we can dete...

This from the countrys foreign minister. what can we expect to come from bidens meeting with the german chancellor? >> ana, this is an incredibly important and critical diplomatic meeting. and there are a number of challenges facing president biden. one is just the simple reality that we have been talking about for weeks that germany essentially has shown a real reluctance to be forceful when it comes to russia and its dealings with ukraine. whether it is on the question of sending arms to ukrai...

Problem. this is kamala harriss problem, too. the vice president of the united states. the first woman vice president both of these individuals, everyone in the biden administration, my goodness, in the white house you are running the united states and for some reason there is this bullying that is so extreme people who made a commitment to you are leaving. weve seen that in harriss office n. this case it is a cabinet advisory position. he is an older man. he knows about attitudes. why would you...

On the president both from inside and outside the white house. the deliberations about when he was going to give the kind of speech to the american people that he gave yesterday. there were several more arguments for and against it. one of the biggest arguments for doing it was domestic politics. the president needed to get out and say if the u.s. was going to follow through on the sanctions it was threatening to impose, but also the nature of a disruption would lead into financial and energy ma...

>> thats right. >> and everybody here is pandering to a base that has bought into all of these conspiracy theories. and until that changes, dont expect that anyone on the top is going to change the overall dynamic. >> if you try to say donald trump is wrong, they will treat you like you, you know, passed out the 1619 project at school or supported black history month. they will run you out of the party. david cord, charlie sykes, thank you very much. still ahead, georgias immunity will not pro...

This phone call? >> the call lasted roughly an hour and a senior administration official says that the conversation did not fundamentally change the dynamic thats been unfolding over the course of the past few weeks as that threat of a russian invasion into ukraine still looms. now, this official said that the president in his phone call, that it was a substantive and professional call, but it is still the possibility remains that russia may move forward with an invasion. now, the president held...

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The united states that is drumming up the hysteria, or its the kind of dynamic you see when people are in the eye of the storm, the people who refuse to leave before a major tornado even though the weathermen are telling them this one is unlike anything theyve seen, they dont want to go. maybe its a bit of a combination of both. >> well, both scenarios are very unsettling. rich arnold, im glad you are safe where you are. stay safe, please. kristen, stay with me because here at home, the search t...