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One american military official very senior official noted to me that if those 300,000 conscripts actually get trained and show up and the spring comes, zelenskyy will be facing a bigger russian force than he has ever faced before. so thats a significant line and i think the final thing was, his invocation of iran, which was meant to go bridge those republicans who are still hesitant. >> to davids point i think youre right. the key thing that he really asked for was more weapons. he asked for f-1...

With that lays out the obligations on both sides. he refuses to tell her whos paying his bill. its just replete with red flags that lead you to believe that this was not for her benefit, it was in fact for someone elses. and that cuts at the core of the ethical problem. >> shan, obviously transcripts here -- i wonder what you think about how many people took the fifth? >> a lot of people were taking the fifth. i thought what was particularly interesting about the invocation of the fifth was ther...

That our government not only had been overreaching but with this invocation they didnt have law enforcements backing in order to do it. so i think its, my hope that people are going to see our government is not listening to law enforcement agencies. they are, you know, we saw the clips of china there, theyre borderline getting into a regime thats not going to care what anybody else says. theyre just going to do what they want to do. so the sense on the ground i think is, people did realize that ...

Serine and confident that i made the right choice in agreeing with the invocation. rachel: that soft spoken beta male youre seeing there is a tyrant. i think its really important that we go back and well show a little montage of what happened and people that participated in the protest or gave money to fund the trickers who were -- truckers who were exercising their lights, they had their financial -- their banks were -- they couldnt access their money. i mean, they were using all kinds of ways ...

Of itself an indication of gross negligence manslaughter. the convicted holden of that charge. as regards the wider invocation of this, aiden mcanespie�*s family said they have waited 3a years for justice, they are relieved that they have in their view gotjustice in this case, that the verdict was guilty, and they�*ve also pointed to the westminster government�*s plans to change the way that killings from the troubles art investigated. there is presently legislation going through the house...

Thinking, not just in their defense ministry but throughout the government and where they think this may be? so sharing those ideas and then, of course, expressing cole date with my counterpart would be very important. >> and i assume that the secretary of defense and those under him would be gaming ou responses based on what the facts on the ground ultimately prove. i mean, it could be a random explosion. i doubt thats what it is, but it could be that. it could be a ukranian air defense missile...

They can discuss the situation, they can offer mutual aid, such as intelligence, other kinds of assistance, but it doesnt connect them to the same sort of steps you would expect if there was an armed attack on them. i think in the coming days, even if this was an accident, even if this is debris, if this was in some way connected to russian missile activity, i think an invocation of article four is the likeliest course of action you are going to see, and i think its going to be easier to have so...

Let me tell, you that makes for some robust defense cross examination of an immunized witness. but the department of justice, first of all, litigated the issue of whether kash patels invocation of his fifth amendment right was legitimate or not. we can tease something out of it. what we can tease as it was probably a relatively minor crime that they were dealing with, one where there was an open question as to whether kash patel should be allowed to evoke his fifth. but once a judge ruled he has...

So i think were seeing some of the results of that. a look, people need to understand, that scott law is good at crime. he has four felony indictments, he has 18 misdemeanors, this is somebody whos gonna put more weapons on our streets, this is somebody whos not going to stand up to special interests, because he spent his whole career working for them. >> wow, before we go, i do want to ask you about the attack on paul pelosi. the capitol police chief is now calling for more resources to protect...

Committee. >> i want to focus on mr. bannon because he talks very freely about january 6 on the air. why would he feel fine talking about january 6 on the air but not under oath, as required by law? >> well, you know, the subpoena from this committee raised a peculiar issue. thats, again, one of the things the judge mentioned today. what are the rights and obligations of the recipient of a subpoena from congressional committee when executive privilege is invoked? now, there are all sorts of issu...