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One of the charges. it's very important, i believe the federal government should take over the prosecution because the full weight of the judicial system will come down on this individual and no way he's going to escape in any way, shape or form from any strong sentence in the event that he is convicted. >> john: so steve, a question that i had, and we were talking about chris about this moments ago and gillian mentioned it as well, that this guy had a huge profile on social media with these violence and racist-tinged rants that to the best of my knowledge, a, didn't get any attention from the...

Say return to normal because that would be ridiculous, but a certain sense that they are -- that the ukrainians are in control. and so that is important. it could increase his vulnerability, but you would think, since he's been very careful and the people surrounding him have all been very careful and have survived up until this point, you would think they're not taking any outside chances. >> yeah. you worry that, you know, he or anybody would feel overly confident at this point. they're still very vulnerable. so now, let's talk about the other countries and their potential demise in all this...

Necessary because they could lose the senate in a moment. this is not a young senate, one bad spill and suddenly you're looking at mitch mcconnell being the majority leader. so they would like to move quickly. they don't think it should take very long. the president has promised to make his pick known by the end of this month. obviously if there's a war in europe, that could change that dynamic. but he himself feels the need to move quickly. they're looking at which of these candidates you just showed on the screen might be able to, a, unify the democratic caucus, and b, also possibly get some...

Looked into putin's eyes, he saw three letters, k, g, and b, and i think for the vast majority of putin's time in office, that's really how he's operated. he served in east germany, really when east germany fell and the soviet union really fell apart in 1991. that's when he was there. and i think he views that as almost a personal defeat. he grew up at a time in russia in the '50s, '60s, really at their -- really some of their strongest point, and i think that is -- he wants to restore russia really back to that, and he looks at ukraine right now as being occupied, almost, by a foreign country...

Technology, the fact that we could solve vaccines ina year. it's an incredible feat, so i look at those things but it still is not going to solve making sure the entire world's population gets vaccinated. you know, that's where it's up to humans and society and policy—making to solve problems like that. you've now been in the us forjust over a quarter of a century, and in that time there's been a revolution. the internet has transformed every aspect of our lives. one of the things you're paid to do is to think long—term. as you think about the next quarter of a century, how do you think a,...