And now the investigation. How did this happen . The raging inferno in a major american city. Residents told to get out. And, spring slam . The Severe Weather threat moving east tonight. Will it snow on the first day of spring . Sam champion standing by with the track. And good evening. Thanks for joining us on this sunday. Im tom llamas. We begin tonight with President Trump, and his most direct attack on special Counsel Robert Mueller yet. The president on twitter, sparing no one close to the russia investigation. Unloading especially on mueller. Insisting the special counsel is running a partisan witch hunt. Also blasting Andrew Mccabe, a firing trumps attorney used to insist the investigation should be shut down. The attacks reigniting questions about whether trump will fire mueller. And if not, will he cooperate . Heres tara palmieri. Reporter tonight, President Trump escalating his attack. Now targeting the very top of the russia investigation. Tweeting his strongest rebuke yet a
We can wash our hands of Ukraine today, or we can stand firm with Ukraine and send Putin back to Moscow. Our choice will shape the lives of millions in Ukraine and echo around the world
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Morten Morland (Times) offers this commentary tying in the coronavirus vaccine with the heroic but somewhat inexplicable return of Victor
(ed. No, Alexei) Navalny to Russia, which in case you hadn’t heard has touched off massive, nationwide demonstrations in support of him and against Putin’s oligarchy.
“Inexplicable” in the first place because Putin already tried to kill him once with poison, hence the “second dose” crack, and because the Russians’ level of patriotic fervor seems so out of touch with the lukewarm demands for reform that seem to prevail over here.
Russia’s a different place, despite being home to the Caucuses and a whole lot of caucasians. I spent about a week in the company of Soviet timber executives, back in the last days of the USSR and back in the days when reporters were permitted to immerse themselves in their subject matter.