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Purchases from russia. russia needs to be pressured economically. >> can that be done? and that would also take some time. >> it would. and then the problem here is that the president of hungary is blocking this, he is sort of pro putin and he is the one who slowed this process down. to be blunt, i feel like he has blood on his hands because germany which is a much larger economy would suffer most from this sort of embargo and agreed to it and many other much larger economies. so again, i worry that the tide is turning in putin's favor. europe needs to push back harder and the u.s. needs to se...

The soldier son of Uganda's long-serving President Yoweri Museveni is signalling his readiness to take over his father's job, with comments on global affairs from Ukraine to Ethiopia and birthday festivities akin to political rallies.

Are they permanent? is this the permanent republican party much to the chagrin to my friends who want to talk about smaller government, lower taxes, foreign policy, trade issues, free trade issues, those are all gone. all they are now is about grievance and anger and people who are mad, and want to screw the system. that's what it's about now for the republican party. the question is, is that a good long-term strategy to lead a nation like america? i don't think it is, but the voters will tell us. >> i think that's mostly right. the one place that sticks out though is ukraine and russia, right...

See coming. you may recall that when manafort was convicted on eight felony counts back in 2018, there were another ten charges on which the jury could not reach a verdict. the judge in the case declared a mistrial on those ten counts. the justice department appears to have decided that those counts are not covered by trump's pardon. that trump pardon applies only to the stuff manafort was convicted for, or pled guilty to. because yesterday the justice department filed a brand-new civil suit against paul manafort over some of those secret foreign bank accounts where he hit his millions from al...

Sanctions by the eu. their country was split in half. finland, sweden, switzerland, all neutral, all saying, "keep us out of this. we want no part of, you know, whatever problems you're having with vladimir putin." that's changed radically. if you go country by country by country, it really is breathtaking, how quickly history has moved over the past eight weeks. >> yeah. i mean, for a moment, you know, you think, what would have happened if vladimir putin had invaded ukraine and donald trump had still been president? just in terms of the u.s. reaction and the former white house's reaction and...