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Were watching, what did you make of his answer? >> so congressman raskin is a lot smarter than me, but i was a federal prosecutor, and being dumped into the public domain, transcripts from depositions, of numerous, maybe hundreds, maybe more than a thousand witnesses, during the pendency of a difficult cumbersome ongoing department of justice investigation, strikes me as, a nice word for this, crazy. and so i hope that some of the things that the committee will consider holding back, and i know the public may not like this, but i hope some of the things that the committee will consider holding...

Equivocation or apology, i believe the world would be a better place if the russian people took putin out, and to the russian people, your future is in your hands, it's easy to talk about on television, i know it's hard to do, martial law, a curtain has descended upon you and your freedom, but please, we need a russian spring. if the russian people rose up and took this man down, the war in ukraine would stop, the russian people who would regain its honor, and if we don't do this, sooner rather than later, thousands are going to die. >> sean: tens of thousands, lindsey, maybe hundreds. is anyo...

Left? >> translator: no infrastructure, no portable water, no water at all, no electricity. and there was constant bombing. and not only artillery, they were also using uavs and some aircrafts. they are dropping bombs all over the city. >> reporter: we heard awful stories about dozens, maybe hundreds, maybe thousands of people killed in mariupol. people being buried in the streets, no way to have funerals. >> translator: yes. that's true. people were carrying those who were killed closer to the road and covering them with blankets. they were waiting for someone to collect the bodies. some peop...

I set myself the task of taking everyone out. without our own transport, our chances were very miserable. that's why it is incredibly difficult. but thanks to good people and people who helped, it became possible. >> reporter: and what was happening in the city when you left? >> translator: no infrastructure, no potable water, no water at all, no electricity. and there was constant bombing, not only artillery. they were also using uavs and some aircrafts. they were dropping bombs all over the city. >> reporter: we've heard awful stories about dozens, maybe hundreds, maybe thousands of people k...

Fire to transition from the ground into the canopies of the trees and that torching is what causes the real destruction to the giant sequoias. it's a little early. we don't know how many trees are affected, maybe dozens, maybe hundreds, but any loss of these monarkz is -- is a great loss and they have been standing for thousands of years. >> oh, my gosh. oh, it is tragic, and, you know, last time you and i were talking you were telling me about the protections being put in place for that general sherman tree, the foil, the heat-resistant, fire-resistant foil and now we're looking at images of ...