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Tomorrow as insurance agencies will stop covering planes that fly here. big question is what comes next, nobody knows. the city is oddly quiet. people at restaurants and shops continuing their daily lives with russian tanks just a few hundred miles away. mike. mike: trey, why is vladimir putin doing this? what does he want? trey: president putin is looking for nato security guaranties. he doesnt want expansion further east and doesnt want ukraine to become a member. remember, president putin has...

What is up there who knows. a lot of people will make decisions themselves. rachel: i dont want to go there. pete: i dont want to go there. who do i know. will: well find out answers sometime. secretary of state antony blinken condemning russia on his trip overseas. rachel: our next guest recently met with the secretary, calling for america to recognize putins war crimes. he is the executive director of anti-in kyiv and hanna is the executive of foreign affairs committee in parliament. they join...

He knows what the answer is. he didnt ask again. what he did ask for and what i imagine the minister of defense and the minister of foreign affairs asked for and had discussions with president biden, and secretary blinken and secretary austin about were security guarantees. thats what president zelenskyy asked the nato summit for, and im sure thats the focus of the discussion between u.s. and ukrainian officials today. security guaranties, not real securities they need going forward. thats what ...

Latest on the ground. for that, lets go to molly hunter. >> corey, good morning to you. this would be significant if it turns out to be true. russian defense officials claimed there was an attack inside russia, the ukrainian helicopters hit a fuel depot. we have asked the ukrainians for any confirmation. ukrainian officials said multiple times they will neither confirm or deny it, but really, corey, this morning, again, all eyes on mariupol on the possible evacuation the icrc has brokered. yeste...

Of nothing really happening, both parties stopping there. >> perfect, jackie, the denuking is on track but the railroad engine has stopped. north korea says that they have destroyed nuclear test site, taken apart missile testing equipment and, of course, returned remains so now they want some concessions, but what trump and pompeo and secretary mattis are saying, you have to do more, you to see real progress towards denuclearization and that would be an inventory of the weapon sites, letting in ...

>> u.s. and north korean teams have been negotiating here in singapore and in the demilitarized done between north and south korea. the president says north korea is working very well with u.s. negotiators and so far so good. they have plenty to discuss setting up logistics and choreography on what would be highest official meeting and also conflict between u.s. and north korea, how will north korea surrender nuclear program, ballistic missiles or chemical weapons, what access would inspectors h...

The central thesis of the trump movement and donald trump is america first. its not america isolationist or america alone. he does this? a sophisticated way the national security community doesnt get yesterday. he says the post war liberal rules based order that came after world war ii is essentially today from europe, the persian gulf, straights of malacca and the northwest china sea is the combination of trade relationships, commercial relationships, capital markets and security guaranties and...

And taking systems, the reason troops would be going away, be able to pull armies away from each other in the dmz. thats sort of a happy solution and unlikely to get something like that, i believe, but nonetheless, it would delegitimize the presence of 28,000 troops. i think the president has in the back of his mind, not initially but eventually he would put those troops on the table to get a final completion of denuclearization. paul: what about security guaranties that the north koreans are ta...

And taking systems, the reason troops would be going away, be able to pull armies away from each other in the dmz. thats sort of a happy solution and unlikely to get something like that, i believe, but nonetheless, it would delegitimize the presence of 28,000 troops. i think the president has in the back of his mind, not initially but eventually he would put those troops on the table to get a final completion of denuclearization. paul: what about security guaranties that the north koreans are ta...

That he had with both japan and south korea, its specially warm between president trump and abe. theyve had -- ive heard they had 14 phone conversations since the president was inaugurated, compared 4 to 5 conversations that normally the two heads of state have over the course of a whole year, so theyve got a strong relationship, the president, you know, hes going to demonstrate that hes going to listen to the japanese, listen to their concerns, hes going to contribute. thats the best thing, one...