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The only way we can force leaders to listen to us is through a democracy. and that is why i will always stand up for voters, and demand access. that is why i pushed back every time i heal i hear people logging brian kemp and brad raffensperger. refusing to deny the outcome of an election does not absolve you of your participation in denying access to elections, and that has been a raise indefinite for brian kemp for more than 12 years, and this year, it has to end. and that is why im coaching ev...

Grids and energy system and infrastructure to make sure we are cut off from gas, electricity, heating. and the other is just plain terrorism in plain sight they have been bombarding the city, lay grounds, just the streets. we have had dozens of casualties already throughout ukraine, several in kyiv and dozens of wounded, so that is what they are doing, so it is plain terrorism combined with a strategy to basically deprive ukraine of any basic utilities. fishd to basically deprive ukraine of any...

States. we saw it in 2016. i wonder how much longer were going to see it. >> i know. you can see lawrence odonnells piece at knowyourvalue.com. thank you very much. it is just past the top of our fourth hour of "morning joe" right now, 6:00 a.m. on the west coast, 9:00 a.m. on the east coast and 4:00 p.m. in kyiv where explosions shattered months of relative peace there. this comes at russian president vladimir putin that calls an attack of a bridge next to its annexed territory of crimea a terr...

That it would happen just as a train was coming through that y area, whether or not the explosion was on the train or the truck or underneath the bridge, thats all something that further investigation would have to bear out but the timing of the was absolutely perfect from an operational perspective and the fact that they did this, they not only buckled lanes of traffic going into crimea, but it also impacted the rail service and that was exactly what you would want to do in a case like this. >>...

Is yesterday morning, a bridge in ukraine suffered massive damage. ukrainians express great excitement about the disaster. ukrainians twitter account said, sick burn. the explosion was undoubtedly a setback for russia, part of a month-long string of them. retired general wes clark joins us now to help us understand whats going on. hes a former supreme allied commander of nato, who is now a cnn military analyst. wes, the crimean bridge, i heard people say things like this is a body blow, because ...

On, its quite a large setback for putin. we know the explosion. bridge that connects russia to ukraine, obviously a big setback, especially for russias ability to move hardware into ukraine. how do you expect putin to adjust to this? >> it going to be difficult for him to do this, amrara. what they need to do is resupply by sea as much as they possibly can. they do have some land capabilities from russia itself into the eastern part of the donbas region, which then connects now via the land brid...

Go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "the washington post" column this week. and lets get started. ♪ yesterday morning, the strait bridge in ukraine suffered a massive explosion. ukrainians express great excitement about the disaster. the ukrainians government own twitter account summed it up in two words, "sick burn." the explosion was undoubtedly a setback for russia, part of a month-long string of them. retired general wes clark joins us now to help us understand whats going on. hes a fo...

And equip themselves so russia has big problems going forward.- big problems going forward. one of the big questions _ big problems going forward. one of the big questions is _ big problems going forward. one of the big questions is how _ big problems going forward. one of the big questions is how putin - big problems going forward. one of the big questions is how putin will. the big questions is how putin will react to those big problems you are talking about going forward. in terms of escalati...

Rhetoric is escalating ahead of the midterms. well tell you about an alarming spike in talk of civil war online. and by some republican lawmakers. and later? our reveal of the days biggest mystery. why conservatives are suddenly freaking out over scooby-doo. and frankly? why im not surprised. all of that in more is coming up. and, a good saturday morning to you. i am katie fang. breaking overnight! vladimir putins military facing yet another critical setback on the battlefield. a massive explosi...

Obviously the annexation of crimea was put in�*s foreign policy commitment in the eyes of the domestic russian audience. it was an integral sign that crimea was forever part of russia. it also reasserted russia as a power of russia in the black sea. it is also a strategic setback. they have more than 20,000 forces that are stuck in the south, they lost our success to bridges, rely on ferries, they desperately need ammunition, food and supplies from crimea. and the only alternative routes are r...