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where things will be here in russia in the days and weeks and months ahead. >> all right, keir, stay with me for a second. let's cross over from russia to kyiv, ukraine, where raf sanchez is. the big question i think in the past 24 hours, as it relates to ukraine, is how will what happened inside russia impact what ukraine does from here on out, if at all? give us a sense of whether or not that discussion and those questions are being answered in kyiv tonight. >> reporter: yeah, ayman, just the last few seconds, the air raid sirens have been a blaring here in kyiv. we haven't seen any explosions yet, no sign of russian missiles or drones. but it's a reminder that even with the extraordinary events of the last 36 hours and russia, the war continues to rage here in ukraine. officials in kyiv have been hoping that the chaos on the russian side might translate into some kind of breakdown of military discipline on the battlefield. we have not yet seen that,
all the information. >> yeah, hers was a journey, without question. sara murray, stay with me for a second. because add to that sources tell me that the members of the house select committee are expressing concerns that former trump allies are trying to keep secret what happened in that suv, known as the beast, whatever it was. as you may call, cassidy hutchinson told the committee behind closed doors that she was told by deputy chief of staff tony ornato, on bobby engle in the east, then president trump january 6th, 2021, quote, tried to wrap his and around bobby engle's neck because he wouldn't take him to the capitol. and then meeting with her first attorney, super pac paid attorney stefan passantino, i remember, he like sat back in his chair, he's like, no, no,
so-and-so saw someone delivering more ballots than they were allowed to under state law or saw a delivery truck pull up at the back of a ballot counting center and assumed that it had, you know, fake ballots inside. but that really stood out. we saw this legislative -- or this court strategy go forward for several weeks after the election. they lost 62 cases altogether. but to hear that they knew all along that the courts probably weren't going to step in and overturn an entire election unless they had real solid proof of fraud, instead, they just needed enough to convince the lawmakers it needed a closer look. >> okay. i want to bring into the conversation right now, jeremy bash, former chief of staff for the cia and defense department, now an msnbc national security analyst. luke and sarah, stay with me for a second. jeremy, we were talking about the differences in what those around president trump were saying in private versus what