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Their second conversation this month, but that they are talking again is not necessarily a sign of progress. western intelligence officials have seen no significant reduction of russian troops on ukraine's border and global fears of a russian military incursion remain sky high. joining us conversation now is david sanger of the "new york times." david, we were talking about this during the break. you really covered it well this morning in your story. no one seems to know exactly what president putin wants with this call that he requested. what are your sources and theories at this moment? >> p...

Something bold and new and refreshing. israel knows that ilhan omar is not speaking on behalf of the biden administration so there's no confusion there but the essence here is whether or not the public, you know a lot of people out there, voters know that she doesn't necessarily -- she isn't necessarily in line with the more moderate democrats and they do not agree with the views, very worried going into the 2022 midterm elections and thinking everyone wants to kind of separate themselves from that message so it doesn't seep into their own messages. >> and you mentioned this, and i just -- hea...

We've seen evidence to the contrary. >> that's a great point. if he doesn't have coattails, the question is, why are republicans in lockstep on this impeachment thing? are they more afraid of him and his tweets or more afraid of the propaganda machine, fox news of the world? >> it all starts from the top. it's like -- i think fox news is basically running somewhat in lockstep with donald trump and his tweets. the fact is, there are a lot of republicans up next year. most of them are pretty safe. as we're seeing, having the base at your disposal is not necessarily a good strategy. >> going back...

Asking them object a little more disciplined in how they are second co2 out of the air. >> plants pull in carbon dioxide, use it as a fertilizer and build this interesting, natural chemicals they've been doing for 3.5 billion years since photosynthesis first arrived. >> formation of cork, more roots and deeper growing roots to help keep carbon and soil so it doesn't seep into the atmosphere. >> in a perfect world, we hope to be able to draw down some 10% to 50% of the excess carbon put out every year. we want to make a global change. >> cnn, san diego, california.

Natural chemicals that they've been doing for 3.5 billion years since photosynth sis arrived. >> researcherses are looking to alter three plant trait, the formation of cork, more roots and deeper growing roots to help keep carbon and soil so it doesn't seep into the atmosphere. >> in a perfect world we hope to be able to draw down some 10% to 50% of the excess carbon every year. we want to make a global change. >> john defterios, cnn, san diego, california. ♪ ♪ this simple banana peel represents a bold idea: a way to create energy from household trash. it not only saves about 80% in carbon...