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There from prime minister theresa may moments ago in the house of commons saying that it is highly likely russia was the source of the poison used in the attack on that russian double agent and his daughter both still in critical condition. joining me now bill neely. we also have with us michael mcphal and a senior foreign affairs correspondent for politico. bill, lets begin with this, first of all, if we may. tell us more about what the prime minister said and about this investigation, where it...

Destabilize ukraine, of course, thats part of their objective right now. and this is part of their strategy. >> michael mcphal, former ambassador to russia, thanks for being with us tonight. instead of mailing everyone my vacation photos, im saving a ton of time by posting them to my wall. oh, i like that one. its so quick! its just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. thats not how it works. thats not how any of this wor...

Hardest blow against that country. there have never been sanctions like this on russia since the end of the cold war. george w. bush didnt do anything like this when russia insladed georgia for example while he was president. whats being done against russia is unprecedented and it seems like its going to keep going. if its not going to be a military war, its going to be an economic war. how do we expect russia to react, given todays fresh evidence that even as they try to laugh off the sanctions...

Adviser susan ris was asked about the russian military exercises that are going on right near the ukraine and russia, she essentially scoffed and she said we dont think those are just military exercises, essentially being skeptical about whats going on there, that may be a planned invasion. >> we saw earlier things on the eve of crimea. moreover, these are act ticks of coercion, these are tactics of threats. the russians still want to destabilize ukraine, of course, thats part of their objective...