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Desperate to try to show something different from what they are actually doing. warcrimes, as david mentioned. aleppo in syria, mass bombing and destruction of a city and its affiliates. this is right here in front of us. we see it. we know it. the russians for some reason, they just think they can convince the world and they can't. it really demonstrates a dishonourable approach to engaging on this issue and demonstrates that they really don't have an interest at this stage in any real solution. they just want the war as it is right now to take over a country, illegally, invade that democrati...

The report. he's not talking but his email accounts are and text messages are. how is the committee making use of what he did decide to hand over before he changed his mind on cooperating. >> there's 9,000 pages of these documents that mark meadows did turn over in the few weeks he was, in fact, cooperating with the committee. and so that's part of the committee's point. they're saying you are claiming executive privilege that you can't come in to talk to us, but meanwhile, you have turned over all of these documents. now you're not willing to come in and give your oral testimony about it. and...

Jennifer crumbley would be turning themselves in to be arraigned. the prosecutor held a press conference to announce charges. the attorneys go on to say the crumbleys left town on the night of the tragic shooting for their own safety. they are returning to the area to be arraigned. they are not fleeing from law enforcement despite recent comments in media reports but, jake, we know they were supposed to be in court for that arraignment at 4:00. >> alexandra field, thank you. here to discuss, civil rights attorney and legal analyst areva martin, charles coleman jr. and national security analy...

How many people. i know a lot of western journalists who are desperately trying to get their staff out of the country, and the only way they can do it is to physically go to the airport with them and evacuate them. but if they're not there, then your afghan staff or your afghan translator or your afghan friend, colleague, whatever it might be is probably not going to be able to get out. >> clarissa ward in kabul. thank you very much for what you and your team are doing. we appreciate it. joining us now, ryan crocker. former u.s. ambassador. cracker, thank you so much for joining us. chaos en...

And the beginning of what came to be the muller investigation. he's saying go back, we think you've got server, giuliani will talk to you about it. and then he's very specific about the biden matter. he just asks directly for help, work with giuliani, work with our attorney general, we need this, it's really bad, it's really bad. the white house doesn't seem to get that a fair minded reading, i will find out, but i would say a fair minded reading of this transcript that they released leads people to say there's something wrong here. it doesn't square with what a president should do. and if the...