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On ukraine. n and joe biden looks at thatn us we wont stop until you proffer an unconditional surrender. this isnt bad policy. this is nuts. it makes no sense. nly ma inke fact, it only makes sense f the goal is to completely i destroy the west in order tor to make way for chinese global dominance. what would be the other with explanation for this behavior? th retired army colonel doug macgregor joins us tonight tor assess all ojof this. so im just wondering this war has consequences not simply ...

Former vice chief of staff of the army and chairman for the institute of the study of war and senior strategic analyst. you were here with us every moment of that withdrawal and its almost hard to believe it has been a year but in some ways it feels that the biden administration in particular are blowing off this report. president doesnt have any events tomorrow. he will be at the beach. it has had a huge impact on us as a country and the world. >> thats very true, dana. its a year later and it ...

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Unconditional surrender at the end of world war ii, the united states helped the japanese write this constitution, that calls the japanese military, a self-defense force. and it limits the military to do much of anything, other than defend japan from some sort of attack or invasion. under abe, that was -- they were trying to get self-defense forces a more assertive role. i remember the massive protests in tokyo. hundreds of thousands of people protesting outside the diet, the japanese parliament...

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Have been like for her to discover food and love and everything else all at the same time. what a whoosh of joy and life it must have been for her . >> unconditional surrender and the return of happier days. >> after the bomb dropped the war ended really immediately. we went back home and decided we get married. so we had a nice wedding. >> paul child and john mcwilliams were at either ends of the spectrum. julias father would dismiss paul as an artist and liberal

Nations celebrate the victory over naziism at the end of world war ii with the nazis unconditional surrender. russia chooses the 9th of may, a different day. >> it wasnt just from what i understand a show of solidarity, but they committed to phasing out russian oil. i mean how realistic is this? >> reporter: well, they framed it in an interesting way, to do it in a timely and orderly way, which tells you that there wasnt a specific or tie-down on a date. we know that the european union has decid...

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Crime. it was what was prosecuted after 1942 when we decided that there would be what became the nuremburg trials and its perfectly within our power to agree that we should set up this tribunal now. >> the big difference between nuremberg and now, gordon brown, is that people say youre going to have to cut a deal with putin. the only way out of this crisis is some kind of negotiated settlement. obviously in world war ii the goals were unconditional surrender, total destruction of the nazi regime...