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latter part that president zelenskyy, excuse me, did not really flip over. he wants to be in n.a.t.o. right now and of course, that's not happening. lucas tomlinson at the white house with more, lucas. >> let's go back how the week started. president zelenskyy was angry and fired off a tweet he was angry there was not much more concrete steps to join n.a.t.o. we heard president biden language without a firm date and president biden later spoke in helsinki and hinted the war could be over soon. >> the answer is, putin has already lost the war and my hope and expectation that ukraine m...

statement on ukraine saying it would invite the country to join once certain conditions are met. the statement is drawing a furious response from zelensky calling it unprecedented and absurd. >> bill: you have the u.s. and other countries hesitating to admit ukraine while at war with russia. president biden argues it will trigger article five that would plunge the entire alliance into war with moscow. >> dana: nato's response plays into russia's hands according to zelensky giving russia more reason to extend its bloody invasion. general jack keane is standing by but first let's go to...

from washington tonight. trial by error. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ they might be asking why is public trust in the american judicial system declining? well, it's not simply the blm propaganda, flooding our schools, our universities, that's told young people that disproportionate kin car ration of african-americans equals racism. it's not just that respect for our justice system is also cratering due to democrats' crusade both against trump and against traditional americans in general. now, for the most egregious example, look no further than trump's civil trial in new ...

(The Center Square) — A Georgia state lawmaker who says she was silenced when she switched parties last year convened a hearing to showcase how social media companies can de-platform

A Georgia state lawmaker who says she was silenced when she switched parties last year convened a hearing to showcase how social media companies can de-platform people to manipulate messaging.