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not serious. >> but everything else is a disaster. >> yeah. we don't have -- the global supply chain is a mess. russia is probably in worse condition today than february 24 as a domestic economic matter. but what jinping sees is the west didn't sanction all of the russian banks. if they did do that to them, the chance that they'll do that with china where we're much more interconnected, our economy depends more on the chinese government continuing to have their economic functionality, he sees that as a green light from a economic perspective. i don't think he believes the biden administration will impose serious sanctions or the world would put serious sanctions on his party. >> neil: do you wonder why putin keeps doing what he's doing? his dealing with illness, cancer, that he's in a world of hurt. that he's facing a mute any
georgia. thanks for being with us. i want your thoughts on this. officials say it could be anywhere from 40 to 60 minutes between when the shooting began, to when law enforcement officials shot the gunman. what are some of the questions that you have, when you hear this question mark >> -- >> i can't hear you. i think you may be on mute, can you check that -- >> i've got you now. >> i appreciate that. >> 40 to 60 minutes, what are your thoughts? >> my first thought is this, and we always have to keep this in mind, jose, when you have a school shootings such as what we all just experienced there in uvalde. i've been there, i saw it back
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the killing." commissioner, first to you, your reaction? you're on mute. commissioner, you are on mute. >> thank you for that. first, like everybody else, i am pleased of the apparent apprehension of this individual. that will put a lot of peoples' minds at rest relative to him and his actions, but there still needs to be a lot of work done to reassure new yorkers that the prioritization of public safety on the subways is going to increase rather than decrease after this arrest. it's the lifeline of the city. in the early 1990s, for 25 years it was the safest city in
definitely getting a lot of attention. on a significantly lighter note, girl scouts cookie season kicked off with virtual cookie booths and drivedthrough contactless cookie stands. it appears to be different this year, tell us why and tell us your favorite girl scout cookie. >> well, i'll save my favorite for the end. but what's different for this year, too, and every year in the past, is that you're not able to get girl scout cookies through doordash, the girl scouts have been toying with different approaches over the last two seasons as they grappled with the pandemic by hosting these virtual cookie booths in the fast. they've gotten familiar with the whole food delivery process so much so that they've teamed up with door dash. jonathan in doing research for this segment i learned the flush one best-selling cookie in america are thin mints. mute, jonathan, i'm a samoa
what trump's supporters, republicans would have been right to do so. republicans would have torched any high official who encouraged violence or stood mute and then republicans would have demanded an investigation to find out who was responsible for the violence and would have been all right to do so. to move beyond january 6th, we must put country ahead of party. i have been a republican my entire life karl rove wrote. there could be no sufficient peddling of what happened and no absolution for those who plan to overthrow our democracy. love of country demands nothing less. that's true, patriotism sounds in line of what liz cheney had
troublemaker. thanks for the plug. thank you, as always, congresswoman ayanna pressley. >> joining me is attorney general keith ellison because of the prosecution of former police officers derek chauvin for the murder of george floyd and kim potter's manslaughter conviction for the death of daunte wright. i was in the middle of both of those situations. it's only fair for viewers to ask, if you feel the needle moving at all in the direction of something resembling reform in minnesota's courtrooms with regards to police use of deadly force? i think he's on mute. >> you know, i'm sorry, rev. >> be careful. they've been trying to mute you
to do it. make no mistake this is the right way to do it. it's important to have all of the data so when parents ultimately, you know, sign their kids up for vaccination, they understand exactly what they're getting and why they're doing it. >> and all that know it works. doctor, a big picture. kids are the last big unvaccinated segment of the population. what does it mean to have kind of more of a delay to be able to get the younger kids vaccinated in terms of the overall fight against the pandemic? >>. [ no audio ] >> we have a mute problem there, doc. it's all right. it's our favorite pandemic side infect, the accidental mute. i'll give you a second there. >> my apologies. will yeah. so doctor did a great job of talking through why this makes sense. i actually agree with that. i think starting to -- there's a reason. we're trying to address the public health crisis. and getting the two doses
when your world is turned upside down, there's separation, loss, confusion, and relief at getting out alive. hundreds more have been evacuated from villages in the firing line outside kyiv in the last few days. taking bad memories into new uncertain lives. did you see any russians? yes. what were the russians like, did they speak to you? they were mute, mute. they were mute. no comments, no words, no. and nothing. they were mute. they stayed like... ..stones. medics can help with the physical pain of wounds. kyiv�*s hospitals are ready, expecting many more. but what do you say to someone who needs the comfort of home? when everything familiar has gone? this minibus was from the children's home, many with special needs,
hundreds more have been evacuated from villages in the firing line outside kyiv in the last few days. taking bad memories into new uncertain lives. did you see any russians? yes. what were the russians like, did they speak to you? they were mute, mute. they were mute. no comments, no words, no... and nothing. they were mute. they stayed like... ..stones. medics can help with the physical pain of wounds. kyiv�*s hospitals are ready, expecting many more. but what do you say to someone who needs the comfort of home, when everything