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Facing protests at home and crippling economic sanctions appears undeterred. his war on ukraine appears to escalate with no clear off-ramp. joining me is the executive eder of thenew yorker.com. he has been awarded a pulitzer prize, more than one, for his reporting on genocide during the bosnian war. thanks for being here, david. we are in round number four right now in negotiations between ukraine and russia. what could possibly be on the table to get russia to retreat? >> i think, you know, it...

There are only two real numbers about donald trumps actual income in the finance disclosure forms that he filed today and those are his two pensions. he receives a pension from the screen actors guild of $90,776 a year. and he receives a pension from the american federation of television and radio artists of $8,0006724 a year. everything else about donald trumps finances comes down to guesswork. we are now joined by two of the best educated guessers about donald trumps finances. david kay johnst...

$8,724 a year. everything else about donald trumps finances comes down to guesswork. we are now joined by two of the best educated guessers about donald trumps finances. david kay johnston is founder of dc report.org and the author of "its even worse than you think, what the trump administration is doing to america," and tim oh bine the executive eder to of bloomberg opinion and msnbc contributor and was sued by donald trump and won. tim, before that case was over, you got to look at several yea...

Preston, executive eder of krp krn politics and ryan lizza and political commentator for the "new yorker" gloria, just there at this event, this luncheon event where he spoke. what emerged, bottom line, from what he had to say? >> not much. honestly, wolf. he was trying not to make news. they did an elaborate decoy, couldnt even grab him afterwards. interesting to me was that youve got these two ultimate universes here about a mile apart in washington. you have mitt romney talking to the chamber...

Expensive band-aids. >> to help people alleviating the symptoms of poverty, the pain caused by poverty but dont help people emerge from pov tinchts the question, if the band-aid comes off, how do we heal the economy underlying wounds? john avalon, cnn political analyst and executive eder of the daily beast. bob herbert, senior fellow. john, listen to the president this week. >> these are not statistics. these are your neighbors, your friends, your family members. it could at some point be any ...