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Anyway, which raises questions first of all among russian citizens. some say putin is holding things for later maybe. others say russian incompetence. he is doing everything he can. he is proving the military is not what at least he thought it was. whats your take? >> im not sure id agree, aid go no the incompetence, its probably too strong of a word. i do think the west probably overstated or overthought what if russians could actually do. thats become clear as the russian came in and said, loo...

The presidents notification to correct me if i am wrong dollars requires the aid go to individuals who have identified at risk because of their work on behalf of the united states. meanwhile, top diplomats from the u.s. and russia today had another go at trying to diffuse the crisis caused by russias troop build up along the border with ukraine. this comes just a day after the kremlin delivered its response to the latest u.s. proposal all in writing state department correspondent benjamin hall t...

Pipeline. so it helps explain the motivations, helps explain why the president was upset about it and it forces like alexi says reporters to go back to the president and say, okay, you said this, knowing that this was out there, that you were about to be revealed for what you were doing. trump last week was reading those notes. and just basically trying to take it out of one context and to put it into another. >> i actually dont think it truly matters why he released the aid in the sense that he...

Ukrainian held was withheld and ukrainian aid was transferred, that no investigation of hunter biden ever commenced, and that donald trump actually gave them lethal foreign aid, the ability to go after their enemies. so if the charge is that some kind of investigation had to start before the aid went through, why did the aid go through without that investigation starting? >> well, respectfully, youre now moving over to the money part. but im asking you if it was a real legitimate inquiry they wa...

Provided an explanation for it. >> the money flowed. >> eventually only after the whistle-blowers report came out and a lot of republicans in the senate calling the white house complaining about what was going on. as a result, the president decided to let the aid go. >> we dont know what the whistle-blowers role was. the senators were calling for the aid to be released to ukraine. he released the aid. thats what we want at the end of the day. it was the right thing to do to release the aid. its ...

A convoy of humanitarian aid stranded on the countrys border has deepened the convoy remain stuck at the colombian border city of menus it is government led by nicholas my doodle has ordered the army not to allow it into the country that aid has been organized by the united states and venezuela as opposition who want to see removed from power now that is it has military has to choose whether to a big government orders or to let the aid go through we had this report. venezuelan soldiers keep watc...

The pentagon says there was also a high civilian death not this raid including a significant number of women and children. the raid went bad from the beginning. they lost the element of surprise. the seals ended up being in a sustained fire fight. they lost an osprey, a $75 million piece of equipment, ultimately destroyed by a u.s. air strike so it wouldnt fall into the hands on the ground of anyone in yes, maam. we previously reported that the white house appears to have lied about the process ...

The seals ended up being in a sustained fire fight. they lost an osprey, a $75 million piece of equipment, ultimately destroyed by a u.s. air strike so it wouldnt fall into the hands on the ground of anyone in yes, maam. we previously reported that the white house appears to have lied about the process that led to that raid being o.k.d by the brand new president. white house spokesman sean spicer said it was green lit specifically by the obama administration. he said a deputys meeting at the nat...

Raid. thats where the yes had come from to let that raid go ahead. blame obama, it was green lit by the deputies meeting of his national security council. well, a person who was at that deputies meeting at the national security council on january 6 later came forward, among other places on this program, to tell us that what the white house was saying about that was not true. he told us he was there in person, that specific day at that specific meeting and the operation was not green lit at that ...

Her? >> probably depends on what the evidence is against her. if she did have an operational role in the organization or if she had any role at all in terms of hostages then i think there is a much higher probability that shell be brought to the united states for prosecution. otherwise, she may very well be provided to the iraqi authorities. but i dont know what the disposition would be. >> have you ever heard of this abu sayyaf before this raid? >> i had heard the name. i frankly didnt know muc...