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That inexorable, gradual, difficult, but constantly moving forward forming a better union type of america. i think overall, this is actually on balance with all the tragedy new crane. history will regard this as a very important and positive day for america. >> majority leader chuck schumer, thank you very much for joining us, and i really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. thank you. >> and coming up, well have more on putins war in ukraine, with robin right, who is new yorker article is ti...

So this is where he it is either mentally unbalanced, or he just does not understand the world. i think that there may be a combination of both. but there are a lot of serious questions, a lot of serious experts, who wonder about his stability, and his mental capacity. >> robin right, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. coming up, today the united states and the european union shanked-ish and vladimir putin personally, and individually for his unprovoked invas...

Miss never be fought. and now, vladimir putin seems to be threatening the use of nuclear weapons. our next guest, robin right, has been contributing steadily to the new yorkers authoritative coverage of vladimir putins war in ukraine, where she reports that 90% of the worlds nuclear arsenal is controlled by the united states and russia. todays nuclear weapons are more than ten times more powerful than the bombs that flattened hiroshima and nagasaki at the end of world war ii. since his war in uk...

To a specific alert status within their system, was very unusual. we are watching very closely for movements, anything related to a strategic move and forces, and we are not seeing something at this stage that indicates that he is doing something different from what weve seen in the past. >> the belief in mutually assured destruction is why american presidents and russian leaders have always believed that nuclear war cannot be one. but what if mutually assured destruction is not the deterrent it...

>> why did he say it tonight? >> i think its a pivotal point. i think he is going to go back to what he said in the first inaugural and during the first campaign about how its time for us to put down the sword and figure out how we can help everyone pick up the polish here. and i think thats really what he wants to do with the foreign policy is to move it in a new direction. >> it means hes going back to cairo. the speech he gave in june, 200 9d, hes going back to cairo. >> lets talk about that....