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though they didn't give exact numbers. it was a limited tactical success. the much anticipated counteroffensive has yet to hit its stride. i'm ben wedeman, cnn, reporting from zaporizhzhia. live again to london, and an adviser to the ukrainian president joins us. timothy, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. >> thank you. >> it's been what, 4 99 days since putin began his war of choice in ukraine and most of those days have gone from bad to worse. as you watch these events unfold over the weekend, just tell me what were your thoughts? >> yes. it is dramatic for ukrainians to see that russia has lost control over its own military forces, and it just underscores again for us that, you know, the
hold him accountable. it's taken way too long to bring these conspiracy charges, because as timothy laid out if there was a conspiracy, john eastman is right at the heart of it, and one hopes that the california bar is able to draw a red line and say, this guy was not acting in good faith. this guy was not serving either the lauer or his clients by giving them these bogus theories and then trying to urge action. you point out he continues to do it. came here to wisconsin suggesting the legislature still are the ability to decertify the election. which is a completely bogus and unconstitutional thing to do and yet john eastman is using his law licence to go around the country and suggest things like this. >> yes. remarkable performances i'll call them in a legislature in georgia as well and a lot of those people now face criminal exposure in the state prosecution as well as from jack
extremist based on the department of homeland security. what do you make of the slow effort to hold him accountable and disbar him? >> you know i'm frustrated at the slow pace, coming up on 30 months since january 3rd. but in this particular case i think we'll find out whether the concept, legal ethics is on oxymoron. timothy laid it out clearly. some things lawyers could do and some things that clearly are misconduct. even playing a clip of john eastman ranting at the january 6th rally before the attack on the capitol. that is not someone making a coherent or credible legal argument. that is somebody who is not acting as an officer of the court. and the fact that he knew that his legal theory was bogus that he knew he was asking and urging political figures to break the law puts him you know in a unique situation. and it had taken way too long to
the momability. it appears there was even a chance to possibly get out of this if you read "the washington post" article from last night. various off ramps in which they could have avoided charges but trump gave them no options. they're not putting restrictions. he's going to be out there campaigning, he just can't talk about the case with witnesses. if he were anyone else, he would have been indicted a long time ago. if he was anyone else, a conviction would be guaranteed. because he's a former president and there are interesting pretrial legal arguments he can raise, it's not a certainty, but i would much rather be the government in the case than i would be mr. trump. >> bradley and timothy, thank you very much. up next on "the reidout," a promise to pardon trump becomes the new litmus test for republican presidential candidates because if you can't beat them, you may as well suck up to him. "the reidout" continues after this. imagine you're doing something you love. rsv could cut it short.
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left the white house, and, second, did he later obstruct the government's efforts to retrieve them? the justice department would not comment on the status of the investigation. former president trump maintains he has broken no laws and has dismissed the investigation as a politically motivated smear campaign. on "meet the press" yesterday, former trump lawyer timothy said he would not be. >> this is a case where you have to evaluate every case based on what are the facts in the law and is this something provable and then everything else in the atmosphere, from a discretion point of view, is this something where it makes sense?
some of the market does. it's over them _ some of the market does. it's over them we _ some of the market does. it�*s overthem we can, some of the market does. it�*s over them we can, they were marking the start of pride month and some businesses are using it to put lgbt rights and focus and that is because what is known as the consumption power from the lgbt demographic is growing. ten years ago, the spending power was less than 3 billion us dollars but this year, when research shows that the connection grew to $5.1; billion. timothy is an associate professor at the london school of economics and political science and he told me that lgbt people continue to pay a penalty particularly when their openly gay. pay a penalty particularly when their openly gay-— their openly gay. presumably, two thirds _ their openly gay. presumably, two thirds of _ their openly gay. presumably, two thirds of the _ their openly gay. presumably, two thirds of the lgbt- their openly gay. presumably, two thirds of the lgbt people | two thirds of the lgbt people are in asia. but the reality is that the whole idea of the pink economy rests upon the assumption that lgbt people have higher disposable incomes that they are ultimately more