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Indeed. ed, walk us through what other european countries are doing right now to support ukraine. and do you think they could be doing more? we heard from the colonel, if, indeed, they did use chemical weapons, they would have to put up a united front in terms of both aid but also militarily. do you think they should be doing more? what are they doing right now? >> that's right. the remarks from the colonel are absolutely correct. the use of chemical weapons would be a potential escalation within the conflict. and i think it will be part of putin's decisionmaking process. actually, from the wi...

Interplay between that decision at the justice department and this very energetic investigation that's happening in congress, the select committee in congress has interviewed hundreds of witnesses, they've got millions of pages of documents, they're working tonight, taking depositions from another former trump official right now as we speak. is there an interplay between that decisionmaking process at the justice department and attorney general garland's office and what's happening with that investigation in congress? >> i think there is. it's a huge team. the committee has 40 people headed by...

0 speaking with him. it has been once again, as usual, now he's the man of the center of the question of what can or cannot be done in washington. but the biden administration can or cannot get past. we'll be speaking with senator schumer, live in just a moment. today of course is january 5th, a year ago today in the great state of georgia, georgia voters elected to new u.s. senators, democrat jon ossoff and democrat raphael warnock. they were runoff elections for both of georgia's u.s. senate seat one year ago today. at the democrats won both of those races. now, georgia electing to democrats...

Unfortunately, there are no perfect decisions that this pandemic presents. you have to essentially make judgments that are going to be the smartest and soundest judgments. and even if 5% of people are infectious, slipped through the cracks because they leave too early, there are also 95% that were staying home, not going to work, not seeing their families if they were being isolated for too long. so saying that you can leave isolation after five days if you have no symptoms, and i agree with ashish completely, ideally you take a test and show a negative result, is data driven response from the...

Progress the president has made on the climate crisis? is it big? is it small? is it significant? is it incremental? what do you see? it's definitely big in the sense that it's important because he has in first time within the federal government broken down the silos between various departments to say, look, every decision you make has an impact on climate change, whether housing or transportation or the department of interior, the epa. you've got to think about this as you go into any of this decisionmaking process. that's important because every single part of our society does have an impact...