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The russians, whether in chechnya, afghanistan, syria, now in ukraine, the russian doctrine is to avoid getting bogged down in tough urban warfare where their forces cannen atrited fairly easily and they make up for it through devastating cities block to block rather than clearing them with infantry. they are going to clear them with artillery, bombing, and if they continue to be frustrated possibly with chemical weapons. >> you made an illusion to the red line former president obama drew in syr...

The ukrainian president said i want everyone to hear me, especially in moscow, the time has come to meet and talk, the time has come to restore territorial integrity and justice for ukraine, otherwise russias cost will be so high, you will not be able to rise again for several decades. i want to get your reaction to zelenskyys message to russia. what do you think. >> thank you so much for having me, good evening. so zelenskyy definitely wants to talk to putin at least with the hope that we can g...

Is very close and it can change. and this feeling of safety can be illusion. so, the feeling of danger is all the time with us. so, every day, every morning i wake up and i say thank you for another night. now we have another day. and we take one day at a time. and each day can be the last. its very hard feeling. >> and you are still resolute to stay. >> i stay. i stood resolute to stay. i stay here because this is my home. if you guys afraid to, then i have no option not to be afraid. if i leav...

It themselves. a group of lawmakers have renewed calls for the supreme court ethics act. judiciary committee chair senator dick durbin of illinois is a co-sponsor of the bill. >> weve been waiting a long time. the supreme court has not been cooperative. its one of the few areas in the federal government not governed by an ethics code. i think it is long overdue. >> garrett haake, isnt this about the credibility of the supreme court? i mean, isnt it on the line here? how is it that justice thomas...

His well-being, navalny refusing to be silenced, vowing to appeal and defiantly tweeting "you only do two days in jail, the day you go in and the day you come out." a quote from his favorite tv series "the wire." navalnys reality, however, is far harsher. poisoned and almost killed with a deadly kremlin nerve agent novichok while on a political campaign in august 2020. he survived by being flown unconscious to germany for treatment. months later, preparing to return to russia, under no illusion ...

Under no illusion that they are talking with a partner who has zero trust and this is why the ukrainians are saying that they need these international security guarantees, that they need to be able to see membership down the road with the e.u., that theyre willing to put their neutrality on the table to get these things. in their talks they gave russia a list of proposals. that was one of the broad framework proposals. the other is the issue of crimea that is beyond discussion. even though they ...

Seen qualified people from all kind of diverse backgrounds who had really no chance. she is shattering a glass ceiling and doing it because she is an extraordinarily qualified human being. >> senator mitch mcconnell, the republican leader, announced this week that he will vote no on judge jacksons confirmation. he said she should have weighed in on expanding the size of the supreme court, given more details on her judicial philosophy and more of a rationale for some sentencing decisions. whats y...

A week or two to digest it. ok, but that—that i think is the best thing is that you do feel like it needs to settle. i mean that the 12 chapters with a prologue and an epilogue is like a kind of literary illusion. its like a book. its like a book you can dip into. and you know, she was going to give up acting. she was going to go and become a carpenter. before this, this role came along. and suddenly, you know, i think she has incredible career ahead of her. yes, agreed. agreed. there was so m...

Weve seen is it seems as though the mood here has eased a little bit among the citizens here. weve been out and about the entire weekend. and even at some of the checkpoints. you could see more traffic there. more people going sarn there. but of course you do constantly get reminded this is a city that is very much on war footing. you have a lot of check points everywhere. you have a lot of fortifications everywhere and then days like today where you do have fighting that is still going on. but ...

And even if that satisfied putin, seems like there would be major issues with that deal. what do you think about that? >> okay, youre right that if putin were able to seize half the country, there would still be the other half that he would want. but putin is not able to seize half the country. right now russian forces occupy maybe 20% of ukraine. occupy means they control the roads and a few cities. but not even within those cities, as we see in kherson where we see people protesting every day....