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Ukraine and its military have been and continue to be deliberately vague about who was responsible for this strike, which youve just been discussing. in their words, they have said we can neither confirm nor deny. now that is very different to what russian officials have said. they say that ukrainian helicopters crossed the border, flew low, approached the city of belgorod and attacked that fuel depot. we see the video. we see the fire. we see the strike. so the question is, who did this? the im...

Allowing ukraine to become a member of nato which russia said is a no-go. and i should mention the original problem of the u.s. and western forces not wanting to put their troops in direct confrontation with russia which, if the ukrainians want this kind of security guarantee, would be the implication here. the u.s. has been speaking to the ukrainians and allies about what kinds of promises that they could deliver to ukraine or some kind of pact they could offer to ukraine to allow ukraine to fe...

The war is going poorly and, of course, thats without the filter of russian state media. so, therefore, i would not be surprised if ukrainians actually did this. >> yeah. sean, you heard the brigadier general. can russia seize on the attack to support its narrative? laughable that it may be, that ukraine is the true aggressor in this war? >> yeah, look, i think the general makes a great point, don. we just have to remember that no matter what russia does, this whole idea that russia is losing th...

The smaller country. and im sitting there saying i think a first grader couldit. explain it on that level and its a little frightening. f and then of course, the giggling on the world stage ,all the inappropriate moments i dont know if youre talking about refugees. >> whats so funny about that ? yeah, i mean, sollecito try to use a polish accent when she was standing there giggling about refugees stata as she didn she tried to use a french accent in france. its a total embarrassment. she went on...

From a block away pretty critical place to tell the story, there so many civilians in the crossfire thats exactly what he was doing when he was killed earlier today his colleague wounded and it gives you sense of the risks that journalist on the ground are taking in order to bring the story to viewers around the world. rachel: we have a killing of u.s. journalist today in the attack on the ukraine military base which is so close to poland. it gives us all pause because of the implication for nat...

Accusation that somehow this mother of two confirmed three times by the united states senate has victim advocacy groups writing letters for you, has child victims advocacy groups supporting you and fact specific cases of the most heinous crimes that somehow the implication that you are somehow out of the norm of other federal judges weve confirmed where issues have never come up who again i held up this chart but the majority of the decisions a percentage of sentences below guideline range in no...

An empire will never erase the peoples love for liberty. brutality will never grind down their will to be free. ukraine will never be a victory for russia, for free people refused to live in a world of hopelessness and darkness. we will have a different future, a brighter future, rooted in democracy and principle, hope and light, of decency and dignity, of freedom and possibilities, for gods sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> the implication of that last remark is what caught a lot of fol...

He has got everything. you are saying he is getting leaned on by the attorney general, joes guy? to just keep this thing contained and not pursue this any further? >> that was the first thought i had when i was u.s. attorney i had main justice occasionally try to put pressure on me. im aware of other u.s. attorneys. it happens. depending on how independent, how strong you can withstand main justice, you have a job to do. i would hope that the u.s. attorney in delaware would have already brought ...

Because they cant endure conditions they are in. and, you know, a week ago, after war started, we had massive rally on the streets of belarus. about 100,000 people went to show, you know, the attitude to this war, and about 800 people have been detained for one day. and one of the things they were protesting about was the most recent referendum that lukashenko pushed through, where he ended belaruss commitment to be nuclear—free. and the implication of that was clear, that if putin wanted to p...

Essentially. people who havent chosen where their homeland is. the implication is these are people working on the other side. >> whats truly interesting is how little of that theres been over the last five weeks. i think the russians thought there might be more. phil black, thank you very much. joining me now, kimberly do dozier. we know so little about it but the idea ukrainian helicopters would have crossed into russia to attack a fuel depot there. what do you make of that? >> well, this is ...