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The same supply line problems that hampered their initial offensive, according to a senior pentagon official. a senior u.s. diplomat in europe told the times there is evidence russian soldiers are using torture. in so-called filtration camps. saying, quote, we're seeing credible reporting that russia's forces are rounding up the local civilian populations, detaining them in these camps, and then brutally interrogating them for any supposed links to the ukrainian government or to independent media. today, ukrainian officials revealed to the international atomic agency that on april 16th, video ...

The biden administration is attempt to go position this, one, as a worldwide phenomenon, there's inflation everywhere and truth to that. not 100% truth but some truth, and we're part of all of that, and secondly blaming it on supply line problems. supply line problems have contributed to it. part of why we have supply line problems is because we have so much demand, and why do we have so much demand, because we've poured this massive amount of stimulus into the economy, unprecedented amount of stimulus, more than the new deal we have put in the economy and that's created this huge consumer dem...

And the russian forces are running into supply line problems. you have both a russian inability so far to carry out the most dramatic assessments of the plans and also a ukrainian military standing up to a greater degree in the early stages than expected by russia. >> i know you're obviously there are a lot of ukrainians sadly killed but, jim, i understand that russian military casualties are bigger than earlier expected. is that right? >> reporter: they are and always conscious and as i know you are in these early estimates you have to take them with a grain of salt. there's fog of war. the n...

I think if i was the chief of defense in russia, i'd be a little worried about my job right now. i don't know what's going to happen if president putin clamps down because the next steps could be even more severe. >> one of my friends who spent years in russia said to me yesterday it's like invading grandma's house. put yourself in the mind of a russian soldier invading grandma's house. i do want to ask, we talk about the resources that the russians still have to bear. this is a three-mile-long column at least. so people know where this is -- let me see if i can show people where it is. it's i...

Move yesterday. the economy is on fire, joe, in every respect including inflation, which is really what is dominating the fed's thinking at the moment. i think up until the ukrainian invasion there was a reasonable chance the fed would have increased interest rates by more, by potentially 50 basis points to send a stronger signal to the market it was determined to fight inflation, but wars are not good for economies in terms of growth and things. you get supply line problems, you get disruption and so on. so the fed chose a more cautious path of 25 basis points, one quarter of a point this tim...