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How it is going to end either. occupation is not something that will necessarily go easily. as we have seen ourselves, the united states and other countries, we have seen ourselves in places like afghanistan and iraq, a population that is not interested in foreign -- on their soil, simply taking out the capitol, and taking out the government is not the end of the story. you have 44 million people in ukraine. they do not buy large want russia to be taking over. president zelenskyy, rightly pointe...

She was sorry. she felt great regret and shame that she had been working at channel 1 for such a long time. that she allowed lies to come from the television screen and she said she was ashamed that she had helped zombiefy the russian people. >> youre right to point that out. this crackdown, this is so brutal. protesters have been arrested just for holding up blank signs. what is putin so afraid of, julia? >> he doesnt want people to know what his army is actually doing in ukraine. it was one th...

Us and by other nato members as well. �* ,., us and by other nato members as well. �* ., . ., , well. and so far, clearly, were not _ well. and so far, clearly, were not anywhere - well. and so far, clearly, were not anywhere near| well. and so far, clearly, - were not anywhere near that the moment. sanctions have been the moment. sanctions have been the main response. what do you think putins reaction internally will be to those things and so far?- things and so far? well, i think this _ th...

Mingle. my favorite, he is my daddy, under the grantor and. the documents between hunter, his family and business associates. in know the kind who still wear beepers. it also shows how the future presidents and used his involving everyone from china t yes even ukraine. talk about collusion. except no, you couldnt talk about this collusion. the one where the big guy, a.k.a. joe, a.k.a., the scratch and sniffer, stood to make millions off hunter making it rain. hunter was like one of the strippers...

And why this happened in other countries. it was going with peter have a way to get it back then, and they may well be hearing more from ministers today. there is a lot of angering, a lot of egregious, and terrible, and whats certainly labor, and the trade unions, in the staff and other companies may be owned by a foreign, company as a parent company wants to know, is how is this going to be stopped from happening again to other workers? >> tomorrow, thank you. lets return to ukraine, where, for...

Oil in the world. pumping close to 11 million barrels of the black stuff every day. more than half of its oil exports go to europe. russia is also the worlds second biggest producer of natural gas and accounts for 40% of the eu �*s gas imports. and all of this means that last year alone, and all of this means that last yearalone, russia and all of this means that last year alone, russia exported over $240 billion in oil and natural gas. placing an embargo on those exports would be devastating ...

Inconceivable to me, and quote. the very next month, yovanovitch was suddenly recalled to washington in the middle of the night and summarily dismissed as ambassador. that happened just three days after the election of a new ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy. he was about to get sucked right into the middle of donald trumps extortion scheme. and marie ivanovich, the veteran ambassador, who was such a staunch ally of ukraine and its fight against russia and corruption would not be there to...

Have air superiority over the skies of ukraine. that said, theyve got plenty of muscle and plenty of artillery and they can lay siege to this and mariupol are 90% of the buildings have now been flattened. they can lay this artillery siege and bring famine, bring fear and to bring fire down on a civilian population until they either starve, are blown up or have surrendered on their terms, which seems to be what they are attempting to do in the port city right now. 50 they are attempting to do in ...

The course of the last four weeks. >> and what do you think this trip will mean to not only poland but ukraine? because president biden will be meeting with refugees, as they spill over from ukraine into poland, which have faced the brunt of this refugee crisis? >> well, this visit for president biden is very much a front line visit. he, as you said, he visited a town only about 100 kilometers of our american friends, 60 miles from the border with ukraine, but very importantly, also just as we s...

Miss about secretary albright is secretary albright. she was a wonderful colleague, i have been working alongside her at georgetown university for a couple of decades. she was generous with her time and she was a very, very decent person who brought that decency to diplomacy. i think the two things she will most be remembered for a secretary of state, number one, getting the united states and nato allies to intervene in the balkans to stop the killing and bring peace to coso and number two, open...