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Anything that's coursed, he'll pay a price greater than the benefits. he does not get all of what he wants. we can't offer that but he gets enough of what he wants and that is quote on quote "safe." >> it seems that many in the administration and across washington believe that an invasion may happen the next two or three weeks. are you hearing that? >> i don't know, joe, why anyone would have the confidence to make that assessment and capabilities is one thing and we can measure that. intentions are not measured. putin had the capability mass for some time and he has not moved on it. it is pos...

But more corpses are already on the way. at the end of the day, we meet the body collectors again. another nine bodies found in this tour alone. and it's unlikely they'll be the last. fred pleitgen, cnn, bucha, ukraine. let's bring in senior fellow in urban security at the international institute for strategic studies. thank you for being with us. the word siren genocide is often overused. here in ukraine, though, there appears to be intent. there are actions and there are dead bodies. many showing signs of torture. so from what we have seen so far and what we are likely to see in coming day...

And jared kushner. >> how can a secretary of state conduct diplomacy? >> well, again, i was part of a decision making system. i teach about it now at georgetown. it's very hard to explain. we're not a new country. we know how to make decisions. we know what to do when people disagree. it's essential to have some kind of notes about what goes on. and everything sounds completely nutty and very hard i think for people to figure out how to deal with this under these circumstances. and to know who is in charge and why the system is not working at all. why, in fact, the secretary of state would not...

Worse off for trying. now one week later there are signs that maybe things are worse off. >> we don't know what the north koreans have in mind. it's a one-person decision-making system there. it could be simply for leverage, it could be that they do intend to resume testing. either way, let's get real. we're not going to get their complete denuclearization, they're not going to give up all their missiles pftd t their mixes. the real question for the united states is are we willing to settle for less than complete denuclearization on their side and if so what are we prepared to give up for it? ...

Comment? how rare is it for a general to openly criticize the commander in chief? >> general tony thomas is one of our finest wartime commanders. used to be head of the joint special operations command. i had the chance to travel with him several times, including in a secret trip into syria and iraq about a year and a half ago. he knows what he's talking about. i take his comments seriously. i would say this. when i talked to our intelligence and military leaders over the last few days, what i find is they're not so much focusod the resignation of the national security adviser as much as they ...