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politics." i'm john king in washington. thank you for sharing your day with us. air raid sirens rang through the ukrainian night as russia lobs artillery, drones and missiles in every corner of the country. that as the united states delivers a public warning to china, do not dispatch weapons to vladimir putin. plus, the chairwoman of the republican national committee thinks she can get donald trump to put pen to paper and say yes to supporting the party's 2024 nominee, even if it's not him. and new intelligence pushes the energy department to change its view of how the covid pand...

He says common sense says this. from the very beginning a number of republicans have not only said lab leak but they blame dr. anthony fauci. listen. >> you can see how moral responsibility or culpability attaches to dr. fauci. >> why don't democrats want to know how this virus started? was it a leak from wuhan, china? >> anthony fauci was using american tax dollars and sending it to the wuhan lab. they created a virus, and this virus clearly escaped the wuhan lab and killed people. >> i want you each to help me at the end. public health perspective first, intelligence perspective second. is t...

Saying china has always actively supported in origin tracings. they should stop vilifying china and politicizing the issue. that tells you china is done with this. it believes in its view it's answered the questions, no more. from a public health perspective, which is really planning for the next threat, does it matter if it was a lab leak or human transmission from the market? >> it matters because it can inform our steps for the prevention of the next pandemic. but we're not going to know likely, perhaps ever, but certainly not in time for things like h5n1. i think we can take the lessons, w...

This general whose area of command was much of the east was dismissed boy a presidential decree with little explanation from president zelenskyy's office. >> alex, thanks for that update. let's get some important perspective from the former deputy director of national intelligence, beth santer. you're relieved from duty, there has been a purge, an anti-corruption purge of late but no explanation here. does it come as a surprise? what does it tell you at a time russia is picking up their attacks? >> there hasn't been much turnover in the ukrainian command structure so i think these things happe...