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Puffy looking although i dont like to comment on how people look. but he does -- >> it is notable. yeah. >> yeah. um, so, that is -- that is just to respond to the first part of your comment there/question. the second part of your question, having to do with the nuclear weapons, i am concerned. i dont want to overstate it because, of course, putting them on a higher level of alert, that, in and of itself, to me seems like political signaling. so it doesnt mean that he is going to use them. he is...

Murkowski, susan collins and -- rachel scott tonight. i know the white house is hoping for public support for judge jackson again. >> reporter: hoping for, but not counting on it. one of those republicans, senator lindsey graham, who voted to confirm jackson to the d.c. circuit came out today and called this a win for the radical left. the reality is democrats do not need any republican support. in fact, judge jackson can be confirmed with a simple majority, only 51 votes. that threshold lowered...

Talk about nato and nato countries. turkey said one of their ships attacked in odesa southern region. we asked general tata could the alliance be sucked into the conflict all out war in europe. here is general tata talking about. >> whats the policy position here as we look at article 5 of the north atlantic treaty and whats the threshold for nato joining this fight? and there is a lot of opportunity for error and mistake here. we need leadership in nato right now. and we have got to get these f...

On how things move, but let usjust move on in this review to domestic matters because the i is talking about students and we already had a bit of university news today and therell be more tomorrow. they are going with the idea that students to face a lifelong graduate tax, so university students forced to pay more for loans as ministers try to claw—back cash. and the times also had gone a lot on this and said that students taking out a £45,000 loan to cover their fees students taking out a £...

These mandates coming down, the cdc will allow a caveat to say, hey, we might bring them back, if, say, another variant emerges and cases start skyrocketing again. >> i wouldnt expect to see that kind of caveat because weve gone so-so many rounds of the virus has receded, were getting where its bet are and go back to normal and of course a variant does come and up-ends all of that, and i think what the white house and the administration is very wary of and does not want to repeat is last summer ...

A significant german decision to punish russia by stopping a major pipeline meant to export gas from russia to europe. with further sanctions from the us, uk, japan and europe hitting russian banks and oligarchs, with more to follow if things get worse. nothing would be off— follow if things get worse. nothing would be off the _ follow if things get worse. nothing would be off the table, _ follow if things get worse. nothing would be off the table, we - follow if things get worse. nothing woul...

>> well, what can the world do? >> right, well, what did you want to say, then yeah, what should the u.s. do, what should we do in response to this? >> well, i think the administration did exactly the right thing by not raising our readiness level for nuclear forces. essentially not dig nifying and responding to the threat that i think was at least implied in raising the readiness level of the russian forces. whats worrisome here, pamela, is the russian military doctrine of thought on the use of...

Attacks. hes uses his security systems to interfere in our election, the solar winds attack from the russian foreign intelligence service. he allows hacker to homestead with impunity. they too have targeted us like colonial pipeline. so its -- this is modern warfare. russia considers us, the united states, its main enemy. not because of any military threat that we pose but what scares putin is the most is democracy. he sees an opportunity to target with us where were vulnerable, cyber space. >> ...

It would be an escalation in those sanctions, nothing would be off the table in the event of a full invasion. and we are working very closely with our allies, the americans, europeans and, indeed, the g7, to make sure we inflict pain on the putin regime. if were serious, - weve got to go hard. a threshold has been breached. this sending in "peacekeepers" ? we know what the soldiers will be | doing when they go into ukraine. | and so, on that basis, _ i think the mood of the entire house of commo...

Watching in the uk or around the world. ukraine has told citizens to leave russia immediately because of what it calls the intensification of russian aggression against ukraine. a statement from the ukraine foreign ministry also urge citizens not to travel to russia. it comes as the uks foreign secretary liz truss has said the country will use every leave at our disposal to stop russian threats, after president putin ordered troops into two ukrainian region is held by russian backed separatists....