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why do the doj have a winning argument? >> well it came down to who has the greater interest, on one hand -- doj has a really strong interest in getting access to these documents right away, because they need to resume their criminal investigation, and the federal government in general needs to look at these documents and decide if people are in danger, spies, intelligence assets, that type of thing. on the flipside, the court says donald trump has no possesses or interest in these records. what this means though, that these classified records are now -- doj right, now the alternativ...

mobilization plan. more than 1300 detained. >> and, how global markets are reacting to get another big interest rate hike by the u.s. federal reserve. lives, from cnn center, this is a cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. >> thanks for being with us. legal troubles are mounting for former u.s. president donald trump as he faces a new lawsuit and an unprecedented number of investigations. a federal appeals court dealt trump the latest blow, ruling the justice department can resume its criminal investigation, and review of classified documents, seized from his mar-a-lago home during a...

Provided by the west, and they want more drastic accidents. they want more bombardments and more things to do in ukraine for the infrastructure of the country. >> so they want all-out war and feel that's being denied them by putin now, that's the bottom line? >> yes. >> wow. andre, thank you very much, appreciate your time and sharing reporting with us. next, minority leader kevin mccarthy worried his own party would incite violence against other lawmakers on january 6th, his own party, and naming names, among them, matt gates. >> putting people in jeopardy -- plus my next guest spent near...

This is her being arrested in 2016 while she was working as an independent poll watcher in her hometown in russia. she says pro-putin authorities accused her of vague elections violations and held her in detention until voting ended. but the invasion was the final straw. alisa could no longer live in russia. now in georgia, she wants everyone to know what side she's on. >> i'm just trying to take it in stride. signal as much as i can. >> with the ukraine flag. >> reporter: a public show of support matched across tbilisi. ukraine flags fly all over in georgia, a former soviet republic also inva...

Sovereignty of peaceful nations." clear how the owners of this store feel. another sign of a shop, in part, "putin is evil, if you do not agree, please do not come in." many russians in georgia feel the same way, some taking part in recent protests where an effigy of putin was burned. but they're sometimes grouped in with putin and his supporters nonetheless. over coffee, drinking out of cups emblazoned with ukraine's colors, alisa says a cab driver told her recently she was one of the good ones, because 90% of russians should be hanged. >> it's not nice knowing that you're the nazis now. >> r...