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his own a! company. —— tweeter. they moved from congress and an official hearing to this space which they mention they want to be a more productive conversation devoid of the politics. —— twitter. we saw lawmakers as well as elon musk being open to some sort of measure and government regulation and so i think they are asking very basic questions. should we be providing guardrails? who should be providing those guardrails? who has the expertise to make those decisions? and we saw slightly different answers from these three guys who were in conversation today. i5 three guys who were in conversation today. is there a sense because _ conversation today. is there a sense because we _ conversation today. is there a sense because we heard - conversation today. is there a | sense because we heard these twitter spaces and speaking with chuck schumer back in april, someone like elon musk,
lines and familiar lines on this, but this is a historic proceeding. no questions so we cannot not take stock of all of that. but there is no doubt as we go forward here. democracy is at the core of this and the he obviously has other cases pending in georgia and in federal court as well. so this is something that will be a through line of all this conversation today, kate. that's that is and that is a great point. it's good to see you, jeff. thank you so much. john a week after the deadly shooting at the covenant school in nashville. students are now calling for stronger gun laws in tennessee. stanley old school hard work k bold new thinking. o hehelp you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. in a small to mium sized business, you m qualify for themployer retention tax
bringing together, bradleys, strikers, martyrs, cb90s, ii3s, artillery and the list goes on and on. it is a monumental task to bring those systems together, get the troops trained and make sure we have sustainment for all the systems and get the systems into the fight. that is really the focus of our conversation today. lines of communication _ conversation today. lines of communication in _ conversation today. lines of communication in warfare . conversation today. lines of. communication in warfare are conversation today. lines of- communication in warfare are always subject— communication in warfare are always subject to _ communication in warfare are always subject to enemy attack. no different here. the line of communication that stretch to the western— communication that stretch to the western portions of ukraine are subject— western portions of ukraine are subject to — western portions of ukraine are subject to russian attack from the air and _ subject to russian attack from the airand artillery and subject to russian attack from the air and artillery and special operations forces. the key to ensure that the _ operations forces. the key to ensure that the supplies get through maintain good operational security, vary maintain good operational security, varv your— maintain good operational security, vary your times, don't set patterns, take different routes and disperse
russian incursion into ukraine poses a direct threat and deals with territorial integrity. they're concerned something could happen and spiral out of control, why they shore up the defenses at this moment. the other big headline is president biden's meeting with the turkish president, erdogan. of course, president biden really helped get this whole thing over the finish line with the succession of sweden and finland into the nato alliance, operating behind the scenes calling the turkish president and giving the signoff with the things they agreed to with turkey to get them to unlock their process, so what remains to be seen is exactly what the turkish president and president biden are going to be discussing, however, it is important to note that the turks have been very eager to see the united states sell them advanced f16 fighter jets and really hoping to get that process moving forward. so that's likely to be a topic of conversation today, jim. >> the eastern allies such as
people and the kremlin assaulted the sovereignty of the state a ten people. the president was speaking to what we see and he feels is clear as day and noted yesterday of course there will be a legal process to play out in the courtroom but he was speaking to what he has seen on the ground and we have seen in terms of atrocities on the ground. >> might he call on germany for a natural gas ban? >> we have been in discussions with the european partners but a decision they will make and the president supports the right to do that. >> a question about the president's conversation today with president zelenskyy. did they talk about the possibility of moving u.s. diplomats into ukraine? >> we want do do that and assess in a process led by the state
jean mancini will be joining us live. >> john: we go to our chief legal couldn't respondent who is at the steps of the supreme court arguments wrapped up a short-term go. the protests continue. good afternoon, shannon. >> we understand there were some arrests not far from us not short time ago. inside the court, there were heated moments as well. a big focus on the concept of precedence. do they stand because shark one can the supreme court overruled him? would they be eligible at this point to be overturned or should they be left alone as super precedents as they are often called? glad of that conversation conversation today and it sounde conservative justice would be in support of the mississippi law which bans after 15 weeks. most of them. there are some exceptions. it's something to be willing to uphold the law.
whether they would be taking chunks out of roe or casey, we just don't know where they're going to land. chief justice roberts is the critical vote year and he brought up the point at one point the fact that the united states has late-term abortion. we are in a group of a very small handful of nations like china and north korea. a separate united states wants to be? justice breyer and justice kagan question whether or not there will be political pressure and whether it will be perceived as political and caving to pressure if they over tour road or casey. a lot of conversation of what is happening. it's all about the timeline. justice brett kavanaugh a key vote in this piece done at case. the court has come in the past, when they decided to step up and say they got it wrong. he seems open to the possibility that he would be a vote toward
there who are going to leave and if they leave a day late and there is a car bomb and 20 of them die, a lot of us remember what happened in beirut 35 years ago, it is on you. what is your risk/reward? there is no good risk/reward but if i were him i'd say the risk of staying and dead american civilians and military by isis or taliban is greater. the risk of staying is lesser than the risk of leaving. >> what is the leverage to have any kind of deal in september? what phil is talking about is some negotiated detente, okay, where they keep letting people leave. even if the americans aren't there. why would they do that? >> i don't think there is a lot of leverage for afghan citizens. the taliban has already said and i think they are completely embarrassed by this, they have a brain drain. the taliban has said these people shouldn't be leaving. as far as let's say depending on the numbers looking at secretary blinken's conversation today you have 1,000 people left.
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all. and they're not confronting china and these are the subject of conversation today, and i think that biden comes in with a strong hand, vladimir putin comes in with a weak hand. in the he needs he needs the summit to be successful far more. i congratulate the biden team for under playing what could come out of this. let's understand that the g 7 mattered. with boris johnson, and today's meeting with nato, i think it is very important and should not be overshadowed by a short meeting with vladimir putin. >> thank you for being with us. there are huge issues facing democratic leaders.