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Put your hands in the air. this is where we start tomorrow. >> how did you feel about the conversation in section 41 today? >> terrified. >> the idea i wanted to dismantle is that there is, like, a system in place, like, that -- that, like, benefits white people and, like, has a negative effect on black people. >> i dont want to squash this child. hes, you know, bringing sincere, you know, and rigorous -- hes -- i think the word he used was logic, right? hes thinking about it logically. and logi...

Make as to how he goes about this. but we cant ignore the fact theres been a cup of really small but interesting data points with regard to vladimir putin. he has been very isolated. of course we all because of the virus, but i think putin even more so. he had the public dressing down of his chief of intelligence, his sort of cia equivalent, which is extremely unusual. hes dressed down other people before, but to do it the way he did shows theres i think more going on than there oftentimes is wi...

Ben, you were deputy national security advisor. this is very much influx. what are you hearing from washington and what would your advice be? >> well i, think first of all what were seeing is precisely the scenario the biden administration and people have been concerned about in terms of creating a pretext. the difficulty with president zelensky leaving the country is we may enter a phase where its going to be hard to get back into ukraine if russia is mounting an air assault. we dont know thats...

When that could have serious consequences, for the former president. the decision comes just days after trumps longtime accounting for sars cut off all ties with the trump family saying trumps financial statements should no longer be relied upon. using some truly inspired logic, trump lawyers try to use mazars s decision saying there was no longer any further investigation, but the well read judge overseeing the case was not having any of it. quote, the idea that an accounting firms announcement...

I think that was probably the more significant thing though it didnt seem to really go anywhere. >> no except open the door to military, technical measures which seems to be intentionally vague. clarissa, if the logic for lack of a better word is that any military response from the ukrainians to the shelling could be used by the russian government as a pretense to begin an invasion then how does ukraine respond if at all? >> this the conundrum ukraine finds itself in. uptick in shelling, kinderg...

Our country will be occupied. why would we need those sanctions then? what is this about? so when youre asking about what can be done, well, lots of different things can be done. we can even provide you with a list. the most important is willingness. the question is not about introducing them today. the whole world understands that tomorrow theres a high probability of escalation by russian federation, and if russian federation is not pulling out their militarizing, there would be a battle still...

Military and ukrainian society will resist. there will be fierce resistance if the russians go in and i look at that and say the costs outweigh any possible gain but vladimir putin has a different logic and i think this is perhaps an emotional subject for them -- this desire to claw back ukraine, which has been moving out of mots scows orbit. that bothers the kremlin but the thing that has driven ukraine most away from russia over the past eight years has precisely been russian policy, the seizu...

To believe the ukrainians would choose this moment with well over 150,000 troops arrayed on its borders to escalate a yearlong conflict. russia state media also continues to make phony allegations of a genocide taking place in the donbas. and push fabricated claims warning about ukraines attack on russia without any evidence. im sure thats what ukraines thinking of doing, attacking russia. all these are consistent with the playbook the russians have used before, to set up a false justification t...

It is something that shifts together. a missile that flies from a russian launcher and hits a u.s. installation accidentally on the far side of the polish/ukrainian border. real incidents that can spark catastrophe. you can lose control of the escalation. there is a good example of that we saw when world war one started after an assassination in an obscure corner of the empire, the russian empire is gone. yes john. we should worry about it. i think the administration has done a good job of consi...

Were full of party dresses and dance lessons and prizes. she will be four soon, she knows she wont be getting a present. she told her mumer, "thats ok, you can get me one later". victoria who is five—and—a—half, remains silent. her childhood changed forever. her childhood changed forever. in eastern ukraine, kharkiv — the countrys second largest city — has been hit by sustained rocket fire and air strikes killing 21 people and injuring more than 100. the citys centre has been reduced t...