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secret service knew of one george w. bush trip that the agents that he was still on the ranch in crawford texas. >> of course we have entered into this "mad max" era of foreign policy. because we have new leadership at the white house and putin has taken advantage of this, we have pushed them closer together, but i think that question for a lot of people in the audience is how long this goes on. what does winning look like? after years, additional money, potential more human casualties committed to the end of the same place russia was back in 2014 when the head crimea and the eastern region of the donbas area? >> brian: they took 25% more land, knocked it back to 15%. let's see if they can go the rest delay. let's bring in florida governor ron desantis, kicking off a special salute to police tour as he goes out and shows
and -- and putin didn't care about human casualties. he'll try to push through. and unless ukraine has weapons to neutralize his attempts and to stall the counter offensive this war will -- will drag on, and the list of casualties will just keep growing every day. >> how many lives do you think vladimir putin is willing to lose, russian lives before he changes his goals in this conflict? >> he will never change his goals in this conflict. it was clear from the very beginning. the goal of this war was to destroy ukraine as a state because that was an obstacle in putin's plans to restore. as long as he has his resources he'll keep throwing them because no one knows what point russians
[inaudible] i don't know the exact numbers. [inaudible] with artillery and trenches and world war ii. but with casualties are bound, and putin every dictator before him, every sylvia dictator, didn't care about human casualties. he will try to push through and unless ukraine has weapons to neutralize his attempts and to start the counteroffensive, this war will drive on and the list of casualties will keep growing every day. >> how many lives do you think vladimir putin is willing to lose? russian lives, before he changes his goals in this conflict? >> he will never change his goals in this conflict. it was clear from the very beginning. the goal of this war was to destroy ukraine's a state, because that was an obstacle to putin's plans to restore russian soviak empire. as long as he has these resources, he will keep throwing them.
wave of missiles. both of my neighbours — wave of missiles. both of my neighbours died _ wave of missiles. both of my neighbours died and - wave of missiles. both of my neighbours died and they - wave of missiles. both of my i neighbours died and they were stood by the cart whilst seeing off their son and daughter—in—law, they went outside to wave them off and were killed.— were killed. ukraine claims it shut down — were killed. ukraine claims it shut down the _ were killed. ukraine claims it shut down the majority - were killed. ukraine claims it shut down the majority of. shut down the majority of russian missiles. moscow meanwhile claims it struck all of its targets. beyond the human casualties, a major victim once again was ukraine's power grid. areas in the south were left entirely without electricity, a potentially deadly problem as winter arrives. , ., , deadly problem as winter arrives. , . , ., arrives. temperatures have dro - ed arrives. temperatures have dropped below _ arrives. temperatures have dropped below zero - arrives. temperatures have dropped below zero in - arrives. temperatures have | dropped below zero in most arrives. temperatures have i dropped below zero in most of the country and reached minus eight degrees in kyiv. these repeated attacks on the energy system are putting millions of civilians at risk.— civilians at risk. russia's coordinated _ civilians at risk. russia's coordinated assault - civilians at risk. russia's coordinated assault on l coordinated assault on ukraine's power grid began on october the 10th, just days after the bridge attack in crimea. this latest alleged attack is perhaps another sign that the war is not going quite as the kremen would have hoped.
they are capable of firing cruise missiles, one of the key weapons against ukraine. president putin would like people to believe he is still in the driving seat. earlier that day, in a show of supposed strength, he drove across the bridge linking russia to annexed crimea, less than two months after it was blown apart. reports of this latest attack are likely to embarrass the kremlin, and just hours after the news broke, russia launched a fresh wave of missiles. translation: both i of my neighbours died. they were stood by the car whilst seeing off their son and daughter—in—law. they went outside to wave them off and were killed. ukraine claims it shut down the majority of russian missiles. moscow, meanwhile, claims it struck all of its targets. beyond the human casualties, a major victim once again was ukraine's power grid. areas in the south were left entirely without electricity,
they were stood by the car whilst seeing off their son and daughter—in—law. they went outside to wave them off and were killed. ukraine claims it shut down the majority of russian missiles. moscow, meanwhile, claims it struck all of its targets. beyond the human casualties, a major victim once again was ukraine's power grid. areas in the south were left entirely without electricity, a potentially deadly problem, as winter weather arrives. translation: russian terror affects ukraine l and neighbouring states. there are outages in moldova and this proves that the russian strikes are harmful, not only to ukraine but to an entire region. russia's coordinated assault on ukraine's power grid began on october 10th, just days after that bridge attack in crimea. this latest alleged attack is perhaps another sign that the war is not going quite as the kremlin would have hoped.
than two months after it was torn apart by an explosion. reports of this latest attack are likely to embarrass the kremlin, and just hours after the news broke, russia launched a fresh wave of missiles. translation: both of my neighbours died. they were stood by the car whilst seeing off their son and daughter—in—law. they went outside to wave them off and were killed. ukraine claims it shut down the majority of russian missiles. moscow, meanwhile, claims it struck all of its targets. beyond the human casualties, a major victim once again was ukraine's power grid. areas in the south were left entirely without electricity, a potentially deadly problem, as winter weather arrives. temperatures have dropped below zero in most of the country and reached minus eight degrees in kyiv. these repeated attacks on the energy system are putting millions of civilians at risk. russia's coordinated assault on ukraine's power grid began on october 10th, just days after the bridge attack in crimea. this latest alleged attack is perhaps another sign that the war is not going quite as the kremlin would have hoped.
earlier that day, president putin was visiting the scene of another recent attack. in a show of supposed its strength, he drove across the bridge linking russia to annexed crimea less than two months after it was torn apart by an explosion. reports of this latest attack are likely to embarrass the kremlin, and just hours after the news broke, russia launched a fresh wave of missiles. translation: both i of my neighbours died. they were stood by the car whilst seeing off their son and daughter—in—law. they went outside to wave them off and were killed. ukraine claims it shut down the majority of russian missiles. moscow, meanwhile, claims it struck all of its targets. beyond the human casualties, a major victim once again was ukraine's power grid. areas in the south were left entirely without electricity, a potentially deadly problem, as winter weather arrives.
democrats, or convicted of racketeering charges. and they are serving lengthy prison terms. in 2000, nine the state supreme court vacated their judgment against 4000 children over half a decade, but on tuesday another federal court order that the two judges pay more than $200 million in restitution to about 300 ks that they put away. calling those, victims quote, the tragic human casualties of a scandal of epic proportions in a for profit prison system. even more tragically, some of the case for cash victims are not around anymore to collect that money. like edward cans acosta, who was a 17 year old all-star wrestler with no priors when ciavarella field over drug paraphernalia. as -- told democracy in 20, 14 he never recovered. >> he was a 17 year old, free spirited boy. and he came out a hard man who would not even talk about what happened to him in there. we never talk about his.
invasion began. 20% of the country, an area the size, he says of luxembourg, belgium and the netherlands, actually about the size of the state of new york that is currently occupied by the russians, inside ukraine. you add to that the price in terms of human casualties and you got 10s of thousands of people across the country that have been affected, probably killed. millions have been displaced. 5 million people have left their homes and left the country and millions more displaced internally inside ukraine. so it's an enormous price that ukraine has been paying and continues to pay in this war with russia, you know, and president zelenskyy underlining that. >> and i know zelenskyy was saying 60 to 100 ukrainian soldiers dying everyday. now the price they are paying is so incredibly high and yet, you know, you speak to soldiers, talk to a soldier today going back to the front lines just