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Group of people, of killers that work sort of as shock troops, you know, for the russians, but theyre not terribly disciplined but they are quite bloody, and so yeah, its certainly possible that putin tried to use these people to kind of threaten and scare ukrainians and others that these out of control killers are coming this to find zelenskyy. what i dont necessarily believe is that the russian fsb, the internal security service gave ukrainians information on this stuff. theres a lot of games ...

>> they created the environment that made the january 6 violence all but inevitable. but where there are other agitators there that day? someone who might know his security analyst jay michael waller. for years, he worked as a professional agitator. >> my area of specialization has been political warfare, psychological warfare, and subversion. during the cold war, a infiltrated national front organizations. for the purpose of causing provocations that would discredit the soviets. so we actually ...

Of it, as little get dragged all of this way, it uses she re-goals quickly. >> john, take us back a month, six months, a year ago. obviously, putin started the war, it is not rational. is there anything that would have served natos interests, and ukraines interest, that we could have done to prevent this? >> there is a lot of things. you can go back a lot further than just a year. essentially, vladimir putin has been at war with the west since 2008. he announced that. hes been involved in this g...

Officials didnt know about the invasion ahead of time, or put that much out ahead of time, so we see these issues, and the cools trying to adapt, and overcome. we see these adaptations, but associating those issues, associating the states, they are just the beginning phase of this war, where they didnt go to war for russia. that really sets up the stage of it, as little get dragged all of this way, it uses she re-goals quickly. >> john, take us back a month, six months, a year ago. obviously, pu...

It is a crime to subvert a lawful function of the u.s. government. i think you and i would agree, or most people would agree, that is one of the most important functions of the government is this certification process of saying joe biden won the presidency. in fact, he got all the electoral votes he needed. it was 306 to 2:32 for trump. congress specified in law and constitution made him president. since that time, in fact before that time, trump has been trying to say if i lose the election, it...

And fortified democratic institutions against insurrections and coups and subversion going forward. >> and you are not even done with the things that you have all done in the committee. the hearing that you had today was about contempt recommendations for dan scavino and peter navarro. the justice department has not acted on a recommendations that you set for mark meadows last year. so, can you explain to me how this works. your committee recommends criminal contempt action, it has to go to the ...

Celebrating eight years since russian troops seized crimea. some attendees say they were pressured to come to the gathering. meanwhile, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. is slamming russian propaganda. >> russia is once again attempting to use this council to launder its disinformation, spread its propaganda, and justify its unprovoked and brutal attack on ukraine. russia is abusing its responsibilities and privileges as a permanent member of the security council. our mandate is to serve as a venu...

Pretty much prescribed by beijing was passed by a landslide 40—2 in the legislature. the only remaining pro—democracy politician said no to it. so did another who claimed himself to be neutral. beijing has hailed this passing of the bill as the beginning of good governance after what it calls "chaos" in past elections. the question now is if hong kongs legislature would ever hear pro—democracy opposition voices again, as in the past year, we saw dozens of politicians and activists both you...

Committee been resolved? >> i really cant say anything about an individual case. i will just say, i know that the media is very hungry to know about the next witnesses and so on. and that is good. i want people to pay attention. but we have interviewed more than 750 people. we are likely to see, i dont know, 100 more before its all over. so, we have a lot of different balls in the air. and i know everybody thinks we are focused on one person, but we are not. we are dealing with dozens of differe...

Police say the group recruited people to learn martial arts and the use of weapons to prepare themselves for a revolution against the political powers that be.