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Russians with their now confiscated villas and yachts will put the pressure on putin to stop this war. but the conventional wisdom is, it is not the businessmen but the security services chief who have putins ear, if anyone has putins ear. bret? >> bret: amy kellogg in london. thank you. joining us tonight. house foreign service committee chairman democrat adam smith washington state and committee member republican congressman mike gallagher of wisconsin. gentlemen, thanks for being here. i want...

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Because of his words and deeds. talk about eastman. >> eastman, i mean i think the judge without saying so confirmed the wisdom of eastmans lawyers who told him to plead the fifth and he pled the fifth 146 times in his deposition before the january 6th committee. hes seriously exposed because he was the point man for all of this. he was the one coming up with the legal theories and passing them around and trying to persuade others. in fact, in some of the documents it appears he acknowledged the...

Forward. and that we dont expect anything but that, even though they did promise that it was gonna be a respectful hearing, and that it wasnt going to happen. >> barbara, all the theatrics aside, and to the broader point that eugene is putting up there, how do you think judge jackson held up? i guess even more importantly, does this have a chilling effect on future nominees? sort of look at this and go, why would i want to put myself in my family through that? >> that is a worry, michael. first,...

Despite the relentless assaults, ukraines president says his people will continue to fight for their country. >> translator: ukrainians have proven that they can fight more professionally than an army that has been waging wars for decades in various regions and conditions. we respond with wisdom and courage to the great number of their equipment and soldiers sent to ukraine. >> well, cnns sam kiley is on the ground in kyiv, where intense fighting continues around the capital city. >> reporter: s...

West. meantime, president biden heads to brussels this week to sit down with nato allies. he and fellow leaders hope to unveil a new package of measures to punish russia to help ukraine and to demonstrate the unity of the alliance. observers doubt that their actions will be enough to end the bloodshed, but the president of ukraine says his people will fight on. >> reporter: ukrainians have proven that they can fight more professionally than an army that has been waging wars for decades in variou...

"benjamin franklin," an advisor for the documentary. good morning to you both. feels like you were here talking about mohammadali. >> it feels like it. benjamin franklin is talking to this moment. thats the great gift of history. as falkner says, it is not was but is. when you talk about franklin and inoculations and franklin and american identity and divisions and overcoming partisanship, these are the issues of today. >> you have done so many of these and done them so well, im curious how you ...

Holding their own against the russian troops aggression in their capital city of kyiv. early u.s. intelligence indicated that the city would fall in a matter of days, but that hasnt happened. meanwhile, russia has started bringing in reinforcements from georgia, and shifted their focus more hot countrys east region, subjecting a new phase in the war. whats your assessment on how uukrainian forces are doing in defending themselves, and what do you make of this new phase in the war? >> well, thank...

Pew research suggests when it comes to the u.s. respond on the war in ukraine americans are more united than any other issue in recent memory. 85% of americans want to keep swift sanctions on russia and 77% support keeping military in countries nearby. and joining me, susan del percio, a republican strategist and msnbc political analyst and david jolly, former congressman from florida and msnbc tributer. sunday family good to see you. saw the numbers. in one way or another breaks into americas c...

Have been taken to camps and some moved to remote cities in russia. this comes as mariupol fashions almost constant bombardment. also, we have new satellite images to show you that reveal the devastation after the citys theater was bombed wednesday. officials believe hundreds of people were taking shelter inside this building when the attack hit and despite russias relentless assault, ukraines president says his people will continue to fight for their country. >> translator: ukrainians have prov...