interrupted, arrested development, if you will, i wasn't supposed to be able to come out unscathed. we still have indelible scars, of course. those scars allow me to be able to peer into the darkness, to understand where those pain points are for our people and say i've been so close to the pain, we have to have a seat at the table. if we're not at the table, our lives are being decided for us, therefore we're on the menu. >> speaking of being on the menu, your life being decided for you. i mentioned the full-page ads back 30 years ago now from donald trump. i want to t the side-by-side of his ad and your ad aftehis arraignment. the similarities are clear here. what does this moment mean to you in that context, and what do you say to him now? >> it's the juxtaposition of knowing that we are in a divided united states of america.
threat to putin's power. has he emerged, i don't know if unscathed is the word, but has he case taped unhurt? >> is this the beginning of the end of putin or is this one more of the latest examples of how putin has been able to maintain power for two plus decades. it is too early to see but clearly he doesn't have the power he once had. for weeks we've seen prigozhin very public with his criticisms and prigozhin felt bode enough to attack. so his power is not what it used to be. >> russia's security services have dropped charges for now against prigozhin and his fighters who engage. we should know they killed russian soldiers. they shot down multiple russian aircraft. does that last? are they in the clear as it were?
his troops were trning around and ending their march towards moscow. >> therefore, realizing all the responsibility for the fact that russian blood will be shed from one of the sides, we turn around and leave in the opposition direction to the field camps. >> russia says it is dropping charges against prigozhin. >> as for vladimir putin, experts say he emerging from the crisis weaker among world leaders and domestically. jason crow serves on the intelligence and foreign affairs committees. he says both putin and prigozhin are now worse off. >> if anybody thinks that either putin or prigozhin will walk away from this unscathed, they're fooling themselves. so the idea that prigozhin will go to belarus and retire in
will be shed from one of the sides, we turn our columns around and leave in the opposite direction to the field camps according to the plan. >> russia says it's dropping charges against prigozhin. he agreed to leave russia for belarus, but there is no word where he is not right now. >> a as for vladimir putin, he emerges from this crisis weaker among world leaders and his own people. jason crow serves on the intelligence and foreign affairs committee and says putin and prigozhin are worse off. >> anybody thinks that either putin or prigozhin is going to walk away from this unscathed, they are fooling themselves. the idea that prigozhin's going to go to belarus and retire in peace and the wagner mercernaries are going to return to the battlefield and putin's going back to situation normal is just not going to happen, right. putin has been extremely weakened by this. >> analysts say putin faces a
the war that didn't go as planned in the eyes of the majority of the russian population. >> thank you so much for your time and your insight there. fascinating to hear someone who studied him for so long. while he is the mercenary leader, it seems to have gotten away unscathed, what else do we know about yevgeny prigozhin? that is coming up. plus what impact could the prigozhin insurrection have on the russian economy. we'll dive into that bit later this hour. with tremfya®, momost people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 yeyears. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® mayay increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge as you. emerge tremfyant®. ask you doctor about tremfya®.
>> i could imagine a couple of things. one is, yes, on the battlefield he may do some things to show -- a phrase someone has used about us, that he's not a pitiful, helpless -- he can still wage war within the wagner mercenaries. at home a combination about cracking down. but also handing out some goodies. putin is a warlord, if you will, but he's also a populist. he might decide now is a good time to dole out something to the russian people, to make them feel slightly better economically. so again, i just think it is too soon to count him out. >> how does putin allow prigozhin to go to belarus unscathed, watching him drive away from rostov-on-don, being cheered for by the russians, taking selfies alongside the russians, nobody's seen standing in his way as he made his way towards moscow. how does putin allow him to
congressman jason crow of colorado. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. first, have you had a chance to get a briefing on these truly historic and stunning events of the past 24 hours? >> i haven't received an official briefing yet. i actually just arrived back in colorado from my time in washington. i have been tracking the wagner group and the work of prigozhin for a very long time. he's been involved in africa, in the middle east, and of course the war in ukraine for some time, been a key player in this conflict. >> the kremlin says there is a deal right now for the wagner chief prigozhin to back down and go to belarus. what do you make of that, and does this chaos still threaten to topple potentially putin's regime? >> well, if anybody thinks that either putin or prigozhin is going to walk away from this unscathed, they're fooling themselves. the idea that prigozhin is going to go to belarus and retire in peace and the wagner mercenaries are going to return to the
different than what we're used to. we don't believe in drinking, we don't believe in smoking. >> but you have guns in the house, he was shot in the back of the head? >> yes sir. >> in the family home. >> yes sir. >> somebody in your family did it. >> that's correct. >> it's hard for you to be sitting here judging someone else. >> exactly, exactly. >> in the end it was a murder that ed skinner thought was planned as a way to get whichever wanted, but lead the skinner family intact and unscathed. >> very, very poorly planned out scheme on my knees and my sister side, that ruined the watkins family, the skinner family, i don't think they planned it out as good as what they should have, if they were gonna do something like that. >> despite the allegations of a family conspiracy neither jennifer or anyone else in the skinner family was charged with
he's the number one cappedndida. it gets more complicated. 76% believe this is purely politically motivated. only 12% believe this represents a security threat to america. it's the opposite of how democrats are viewing it. it could be that donald trump gets through this unscathed. >> if i could kwquivel with one word, can. aileen cannon has been overturned on the basis of showing too much parrialty to former president trump. she needs to recuse herself from this case. the question is whether the prosecution moves for it or not. the standards for recusal is
case, it is the gop primary voters, the gop primary voters are reacting to this not a way you would expect them. 14% of gop primary voters view the president trump more favorably today than they did before he was indicted. 61% say they have no change in opinion of, them only 7% see him worse today than it had before these charges were made. he is still far and away the number one candidate, that is not changing. and when you look at how republicans are looking at, this it gets more complicated. 76% according to recent polls are saying they believe, this is purely politically motivated, they don't believe that -- only 12% believe it represents a security threat america, the complete opposite of how democrats are viewing it. so, it very well could be that donald trump gets through this unscathed, with more support than he had before this. >> absolutely, i think if i could -- one word, it is the word, can this can be moved forward