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. watch our cnns full circle. news continues with brianna keilar. thank you so much. i am brianna keilar, this is "democracy in peril." a year ago this month we watched as the traditionally peaceful transfer of power was challenged. a sitting president and his associates orchestrated a coup. it revealed cracks and weaknesses. you sauce them. the people trying to exploit them also saw them and they took notes. on this program tonight and the night ahead we are putting those vulnerabilities un...

I think i was hurting, i was hiding a lot of trauma. i was going through things i never spoke about, things that had happened. i was just not stable, i didnt feel safe. i didnt have that umbrella. home is not always a safe place for young people. if you think about the places where safe places should be, home, school, that is not always the case. i was failed by every professional around me, social services, the police, doctors, they all failed me. they failed me by not listening to what i wasnt...

To be the intellectual leader. theres much less drive to reach a consensus that everybody can sign on to then there is sort of a sense that this is my -- this is the ideology i think we should be taking, no its me, no its me, no its me. there are long buried and not so buried resentments on the court. the notion that justice alleto thought he would be the chief justice and because of a series of events that didnt happen. >> nina, thank you for being with us today. supreme court justices are huma...

Very competitive primaries in georgia later this year, and so you dont need half. you just need a few in some of these races. so the fact that, you know, 40% to 50% of republicans are looking to former president trump to at least give them an indication of who they should vote for, that is, you know, significant and could help sway some of those primaries. >> so what about this controversy around georgias electronic voting systems i alieued to? secretary of state raffensperger is being accused o...

Ability to then do that. because they will have forces positioned on the ukrainian-belarusian border that they can move if they needed to so it ratchets up the threat. >> and now, to the troops that have been ordered to read that letter by putin which is russians and ukrainians are the same people. they have all been given this to read it and yet a third of russia troops are one-year conscripts. does this show any kind of weakness for putin when you combine a lot of people who are not there for ...

Who basically have refused to take the traditional position of making sure that whatever vulnerabilities are actively policed and making sure as gavin newsom was pushed to say probably against his will that criminals should be prosecuted and held in a way that restrains them from repeating their crimes and running loose on the streets of his cities. paul: hes running for reelection this year he has to look like he is tough on crime. kim, one of the railroads doing about this? >> you mention the ...

That actually precedes the 2020 general election, and thats that there has always been this insistence from the republicans who control georgia to not go to paper ballots. thats something democrats had asked for. the system that was used in 2020 was new. and when they were choosing that system there were people who said why wouldnt you have people hand mark their ballots? its more secure. its less susceptible to fraud and, you know, someone who may want to -- you know, a bad actor, if you will. ...

Drawing false equivalencys to the u.s. and russia. the people fan boeing over authoritarianism. then, there is a perception of vulnerabilities between u.s. in europe. he perceives they exist, he sees that is only going to get harder to act in the future. the time to act is now. this is likely to be as president biden put it, the largest offensive in europe, since world war ii. its going to be enormously impactful on geopolitics. frankly, we should be doing everything in our power to avoid this f...

I was just not stable, i didnt feel safe. i didnt have that umbrella. home is not always a safe place for young people. if you think about the places where safe places should be, home, school, that is not always the case. i was failed by every professional around me, social services, the police, doctors, they all failed me. they failed me by not listening to what i wasnt saying. they would ask me direct questions like, are you scared of your dad? i would say no. they never asked me how my mum go...

Denying any wrongdoings. >> its totally normal here. >> reporter: those videos then shared widely by chinese state media and embassies around the world. promoting china abroad is not without risk. jaswal says hes faced personal attacks and death threats for doing business with china. >> im an american citizen. im a patriot. my mindset going in was i was promoting an event that belongs to the world. >> reporter: but the world is fractured. and even during a global sporting event thats supposed to...