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Does this come as a surprise to both of you? does this come as a surprise to both of ou? , ~ ., ., of you? yes. i left ukraine on the valentines _ of you? yes. i left ukraine on the valentines day, _ of you? yes. i left ukraine on the valentines day, 14th _ of you? yes. i left ukraine on the valentines day, 14th of - of you? yes. i left ukraine on the valentines day, 14th of this - of you? yes. i left ukraine on the i valentines day, 14th of this month, and we were booked in to do her english te...

Maine back in 1963, he is quoting at that time 1914, the former chancellor of germany looked to his successor, and he said how did this all happen, and his successor said if one only knew. and kennedy cited that comment in terms of the united states risk risking a war with the soviet union, a nuclear war. he didnt want to have the responsibility, if we ever have a nuclear war, somebody from the ashing to say how did this all happen. if we only knew. president bidens responsibility is to keep us ...

The ukrainian side of launching that missile. >> people caught in the crossfire, sometimes the target of russian fire. right now a fourth round of talks between ukrainian and russian negotiators are on going. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy calls the talks, understandably, difficult. this comes after several more civilians were killed in a series of russian attacks across ukraine over the weekend. some seem deliberately aimed at civilians. joining us the former u.s. ambassador to nato,...

Domestic agenda is pushed to the back barner with critical issues like police reform, and voting rights, how can the dems address the crisis abroad and take care of business at home. republicans are not off the hook either. joining me representative pramila jayapal. chair of the progressive caucus. thank you for being here. ukraine is sucking up all the oxygen in the room right now, understandably. what happens there will cast a wide net of influence across the globe. i understand that makes sen...

Brutal russian force. thats not stability going forward. >> especially 35 million people who hate the occupier and i mean with a burning passion, understandably, and seem more than capable of maintaining an ongoing guerilla fight, whether its in cities or in the countryside. >> seem more than willing. and of course a big part of the problem is that information warfare, which is being won in extravagant fashion by zelenskyy all over the world. so, theres going to be an enormous amount of willingn...

Media. social media made that even easier and the real concern is that russia will use this false narrative to justify its own use of chemical or biological weapons in ukraine. that is a real concern today. >> understandably. social media platforms like facebook and youtube, in the meantime, try to police putins propaganda just yesterday removing whats called a deep fake video which claimed to portray the ukrainian president yielding to russia. the deep fakes use ai technology to depict a real p...

National here right now is $4.2262. you look at the highest in the world, hong kong, $10.90. by the way, netherlands, $9.21. kuwait and russia understandably, $1.31, $1.63. how long do you expect these prices, ron, to last? for instance, lets say that were able to negotiate our way out of this war eventually or ukraine is able to negotiate out of the war. sanctions eventually would be lifted. does that mean these prices would then subsequently come down or are we still looking at obviously an af...

Particular feels these losses early. being a war correspondent is vital work. they make sure that the world knows what is really happening when armies move in and bombs start falling. it also takes incredible courage. they go into war zones when others, understandably, are heading out as fast as possible. these are huge losses for families, for friends, but also for their colleagues, their profession, their readers and viewers who understand world events because of them. our experts are in the p...

Served as the purnlinant representative for nato. thank you so much. ambassador, its great to see you idpen. earlier today with, secretary general said again that natos responsibility is to prevent a larger war between nato and russia. understandably. but even if putin were to use chemical or biological weapons in ukraine, would the u.s. not respond in some stronger fashion? would nato have to respond in a stronger fashion if putin uses chemical weapons? >> well, i think youve heard president bi...

That russian hackers had been looking at five energy companies. essentially, surveying their computer software. the fbi bulletin also included more than a dozen other businesses where there could be potential hacking efforts. so all of this is coming as president biden is on the eve of leaving for europe tomorrow to meet with nato leaders on thursday in brussels. and the national security adviser, jake sullivan, a short time ago said there would be new sanctions for president biden and other wor...