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in the handover. unlike, should i ask her about mike johnson on the job, and putting forward a bill that gets shut down by a spotty within five minutes of it coming out? do i? >> you have to appreciate the hubris of being like no, the last guy could, not do it but im going to be the one who really manages to -- isnt that the fundamental problem, is that the republicans have not addressed the ideological divides within their party. so you can rotate the speaker out as much as you, want ...

couldnt do it, but im going to be the one who really manages to rile these people out. >> is that the fundamental problem, that the republicans have not read dressed the ideological divides within their party? so you can rotate the speaker out as much as you want, the next guy comes in, he may have a lot of bluster, but once hes in that position and has to actually put forward a bill, they realize that they still have that extreme maga wing in the party thats going to shoot it down. th...

Today in ukraine witnesses reported large explosions in russian occupied luhansk in eastern ukraine, a significant hub for russian invasion forces. we dont know what was behind the apparent attack but it is beyond the range of weapons that ukraine has had previously. we do know its coming as fighting is about to enter a new phase. a senior u.s. military official and western official as well tell me that ukrainian forces have begun what is known as shaping operations, preparing the battlefield fo...

Was working for cobra was to coordinate the intelligence services and it is a combination of things, first of all being able to anticipate what was going to happen and it looks like we didnt actually have intelligence plant is about the situation was going to occur but onceit situation was going to occur but once it had occurred intelligence is based on on the ground information on what is happening in the country and actual events themselves that take place and i think rather than relying on so...

So it is a very complex and fraught situation but cooperation takes place at national levels as far as it possibly can. so, obviously you have worked for the joint intelligence committee. what sort of intelligence would have alerted a government to say right, we are now out? well, i think it is going to be a combination of... and cobra, of course, has met a few times to coordinate the british evacuation effort, coordinating between the ministry of defence, the foreign office and other relevant g...

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So that is why i think this is so important to bring the exact information, on the ground information, on the ground information about the real situation in the city from someone who is living here, thatis someone who is living here, that is why i stay here and provide this information so that people will see from the first—hand experience what is it when russia is committing war crimes in your city where you used to live and had all your life connected with this city. your life connected with...

Cars with humanitarian aid coming into the city which is distributed to people, but then when you go outside and you stay in line in front of the shop it means that at any moment you can become a target for another russian missile or attack. i, myself, see my role in providing the information about what is happening here on the ground in kharkiv, because i see a huge wave of this information that russia spreads through state media and social media. they continue to claim that this is ukrainian f...

Fighting other peoples wars. i want to get out of the middle east. >> senator maggie hassan serves on that homeland security committee and just returneds from visiting afghanistan, pakistan and india. senator hasan, thank you so much for being with me, and we just played that back-to-back, senator graham and then the president exchanging jabs over whats happening in northern syria. who do you agree with? and do you think senator graham is right that trump would have blood on his hands? >> brooke...

Afghanistan, a, its not announced publicly, b, sometimes we never find out about it. they can talk about it when they get back, but they go to places like afghanistan because they want on the ground information about what is exactly going on there. you learn things on these congressional delegations and it is important that members of congress see what they are voting on very often. >> of course. >> so this is not -- and then he called it -- he called it an excursion, okay? >> to a war zone. >> ...