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five opposing roe have changed their minds. in the war on ukraine, the house last night approved $40 billion in additional aid. the senate set to vote on that package next as russia appears to be gaining ground in controlling more parts of the donbas region in the east. mixed results for donald trump in key republican primaries last night. one trump-backed candidate lost in nebraska s race for governor. another won in west virginia s house primary, defeating a fellow republican congressman who voted to create the january 6 committee and in favor of the trump opposed bipartisan infrastructure bill. what does that mean? we have some answers coming up. first, a fight over roe v. wade. joining us, ali vitali, ruth marcus, part of the successful washington post team, winning the pulitzer in public service, and also former democratic senator claire mccaskill as well as a.b. stoddard. a great panel. start with you, ali. the vote is going to fail. manchin will vote against ....
We ve got congressman dan crenshaw joining us in just a moment. first to steve harrigan. good afternoon, steve. hi, martha. what s going on now in large parts of ukraine is siege warfare. it s out of the middle ages. this is not russia s plan a. the plan was lightning raids. that didn t work. now they re going to plan b, which is bomb and starve city into submission to bend them to russia s will, a siege has been going on in mariupol for two weeks. 100,000 civilians are in that city. alina is one of those that escaped. there s no gas, no electricity no, heating, no cell phone service. we melt know to have something to drink. a lot of people are just i think starving to death in their apartments right now with no help. modern urban sieges don t work that well. ....
Down the road. u.s. officials will tell you that this really is the way they will be going after terrorist targets now, small, lethal, lightning raids by u.s. special operations commandos. kate. a key point. barbara, thank you so much. now that al qaeda operative is in custody, so what happens next to him? joe johns is following the legal angle from washington. what do you know, joe? kate, abu al ibi is being held on board a u.s. vessel. he is expected to be interrogated for several weeks from the high value detainee interrogation group. this is made up of fbi acts, intelligence community officials, led by the national security council. it s a situation where the target being intergatd isn t protected, doesn t get read his rights with the civilian protection in a civilian court. he is basically pressed for information about any plans for future attacks and names and ....
Presence. but i think what has been developed here, that will be very useful in the middle east is these new drones with videos. the lightning raids that we did in libya. the air power component. so, i think the president deserves credit for what he s doing but it s so important that the jobs situation in this country, i think the message is, look, we did the right thing in libya. it was limited. we re not gloating over it but what we want to do now is concentrate on the economy and i wish, i wish the house and the senate and the administration, i think we need that bipartisanship to get a good jobs bill going. jenna: we had some republican senators on yesterday that were supportive of the president as well and now we re in this reality, when it comes to libya, when it comes to reality of limited time and resources looks like we have to come together on some of those other domestic issues as well. governor, always nice having you. thanks for coming on today. thank you, jenna. ....
what we want to see is a democratic regime. we recognize they haven t had any democratic institutions for 40 years. that it is going to be difficult but i think we ve got to help the new bought. government. we have to unfreeze the assets of qaddafi for economic rebuilding. we have to secure weapons but i disagree with that statement he made. i think it is a triumph of american diplomacy. one, the president didn t commit any troops. nato firepower was mainly american. we did prevent a humanitarian catastrophe. the new technology of the drones, the new technology of the lightning raids was vital. nato took the lead. so i think the administration deserves credit for a policy where nato led but we were right there in there. now, our obligation now, i believe is to work with other nato countries. we don t have to take the lead to develop a civil ....