front row seat. he couldn t make it. i liked the world series where he was loudly booed. and one of the fighters got kicked unconscious in front of us. but behind the scenes we saw him briefly make comments behind the lawn, he s fixated on the impeachment inquiry. we seem to be going a couple different directions. he and republican allies are trying to smear the character of some key witnesses here. vindman who is a purple heart recipient suggesting that he has a political agenda here and others said not loyal to his country because he s an immigrant and has ukrainian roots. that s a sinister allegation. his name is protected by federal protections, the name has leaked, it seems the president is dancing with the idea of unveiling him itself which would send this to another constitutional firestorm if he
development he wanted because the sewage system in manhattan was overloaded until one day in 1994, 24 million gallons a day of sewage disappeared. it didn t matter if it rained. it didn t matter if it was a busy day and lots of people came into the city. every day, 24 million gallons of missing sewage. and, david, the idea that donald trump would write his own letter that was supposed to be from his doctor and then said these very trumpian things that you couldn t imagine a doctor saying, at the time people were saying it sounds like donald trump wrote his own letter. of course he did. oh, yeah. i was among those who went, this is just not a credible letter. clearly. and donald s done this all his life. he s gotten people to do his bidding, to lie for him, to wink-wink and say, sure, donald. and like dr. bornstein, they all at some point come to regret it. this is one of those stories that shows us the size of life adjustment that donald trump had to make in the white house, and
and, david, the idea that donald trump would write his own letter that was supposed to be from his doctor and then said these very trumpian things that you couldn t imagine a doctor saying, at the time people were saying it sounds like donald trump wrote his own letter. of course he did. oh, yeah. i was among those who went, this is just not a credible letter. clearly. and donald s done this all his life. he s gotten people to do his bidding, to lie for him, to wink-wink and say, sure, donald. and like dr. bornstein, they all at some point come to regret it. this is one of those stories that shows us the size of life adjustment that donald trump had to make in the white house, and he couldn t make it, meaning when you get in the white house, if you think ronny jackson s great, it doesn t mean you can push him on to other things as donald trump discovered. right. one of donald s basic techniques is to tell you he s going to do wonderful things for you. he s going to make you ric
that is from the square up for an oscar this year. the director jehane noujaim joins me now. so the first, most interesting thing about this movie is that it was made and then remade, right? because you finished the movie about the what i suppose what you now call the first egyptian revolution. right. the overthrow of hosni mubarak after his 30 years in office. you were about to release it at sun dance, it does well, an then there is another egyptian revolution taking place. exactly. so you go back? yes. we it was a very interesting process and i guess this is why, you know, this is about making a film as things are ongoing, right? it s an exciting process but you re constantly reediting. the first time that we were sort of allowed to end the film, was
division and you re right, this is very much a mixed country. yesterday we were watching a lot of pro-russia demonstrators in the east in the cities like kharkov, the second largest city, and it s interesting to point out today we re watching in some of these cities, we re watching pro-european demonstrators out there in the streets today. it s really hard to get a feel for it, yes, while the east has russian leanings, how many of those people now, since the russians have moved into the crimea, are backing the russians and how much are feeling a bit of nationalism, a bit of patriotic fever, toward ukraine during this crisis, fareed. ian lee, thank you very much. fascinating. when we come back we have been able to find vitali klitschko and we will have him when we come back.