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this one is asked to appear in trump's defense as the grand jury makes a decision on whether to hand up an indictment. trump set off shockwaves by posting a prediction he would be indicted tomorrow and calling for protests against the new york d.a., law enforcement officials meeting today to prepare, just in case. also ahead, china's president arriving in moscow for his first visit since russia invaded ukraine, a three-day visit where vladimir putin hopes to strengthen ties and hopefully obtain aid for his failing ukraine invasion. we'll talk to ukraine's ambassador to the u.s. and n...

How complex of a situation would that be? how does the u.s. military prepare for that possibility? to answer some of these questions only turned to somebody who i first met on this show a dozen years ago, 2010 i went to afghanistan to report on the then nearly decade old war there. president bomber had just announced a surge of new u.s. forces enter that conflict, and i spent time in afghanistan with ben hodges, he was the leader of the southern command in afghanistan, and we spent a long time together talk about his insights with the insurgency strategy on the troop search, iowa forces we're ...

<p>While key to the mythos of Russian patriotism, the pivotal battle of Stalingrad, along with other more recent episodes of urban warfare, show that Russian forces face a difficult and bloody task in capturing Kyiv. As Russian troops now retreat to the east, has this been a lesson learned?&nbsp;</p>

<p>While key to the mythos of Russian patriotism, the pivotal battle of Stalingrad, along with other more recent episodes of urban warfare, show that Russian forces face a difficult and bloody task in capturing Kyiv. As Russian troops now retreat to the east, has this been a lesson learned?&nbsp;</p>

Spine, at least for the time being, fighting off the taliban for the afghan security forces. now, that's all gob away. >> well, i think a small u.s. presence was sort of holding things together. obviously, and was keeping the jihads out of provincial capitals you have to remember the taliban and al-qaeda which has a bigger presence in afghanistan than u.s. officials been acknowledging for years were slowly making gains. rapidly making gains since last year. we saw this coming. the may 1st offensive that the taliban launched was a long time in the making. it was not something that happened over...