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I dont even know where to begin with probably this, but likely we have someone who does. andy webber was obamas assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, or chemical, and biological defense. he was the person tasked with finding, removing, and destroying syrias chemical weapons. hes also visited the research labs in the ukraine, that are the subject of this new by weapons conspiracy narrative. joining us now is andy webber, hes a former assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, chemical, and...

This is a video of your youtube channel. just put it up for a moment. its called what is ukraine. there she is. now shes in a shelter, as you can see with her baby. thank you. best of luck. be safe. we appreciate you joining us. >> thank you. thank you. >> that is normal life here. sometimes you dont realize, all of these moms are just out here doing it on their own. they have to take care of their kid, their family. they have to make sure they have groceries. they have to do all these things wi...

And resulting in overheating of the fuel rods there. you could see multiple accidents at both these facilities because the staffs are operating at gunpoint, under duress, cut off from communications, unable to have a shift change and now going on ten days at chernobyl. >> so, how would we be able to monitor if there were any radiation leaks? i mean, apparently, the iaea says that all of the monitoring systems, those are down as well. >> thats right. the iaea has been pleading for a ceasefire at ...

Finding, removing, and destroying syrias chemical weapons. hes also visited the research labs in the ukraine, that are the subject of this new by weapons conspiracy narrative. joining us now is andy webber, hes a former assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, chemical, a biological defense program, in the obama administration. andy, thank you for being with us tonight. youve been to those lives in the ukraine that this fuss is all about. what are they? >> well, there are public health labs, ...

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>> martha: it could be a sign of a possible break-through in talks to end putins war in ukraine. president zelensky that he realizes he doesnt have an open door to nato membership, keeping ukraine out of nato is one of putins top demands. heres president zelensky in a video call with european leaders. hes on the monitor on the left, of course. >> we understand. we have heard about the open doors, but we already heard that we can enter those doors. this is truth. we have to accept it. >> martha: ...

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You cant do anything about it. no. so, how much use is that data? for the cities, its lots of use because they can see if the temperature suddenly rises, where to go swim, where to avoid. if you have coral reef areas... i mean, this is something that our customers would want to monitor, actually. with remote—control tools built in, floating sea labs could one day operate themselves. are you working towards these becoming autonomous? yes, we are. when? in a few years time. a few years. that was...

Offensive operations there. >> theres also new reporting, a month ago, we had word about a fire at a nuclear plant, in zaporizhzhia, a massive concern around europe and ukraine, and there is a report that russia is pulling back from chernobyl because of radiation exposure and you seem to suggest in todays briefing that it is not necessarily radiation exposure that might be causing them to pull back. what more can youth tell us abo that? >> what we think is we do sense, assess that some of their ...