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telling russians in an address that it appears to have been recorded before this weekend's rebellion, that he remains confident in his plans and ukraine. tomorrow has been declared a non-working day in moscow. but banks and russia's stock exchange will be operating as normal. outside of russia's borders, including in the u.s., putin's grip on power appears to be weekend, if not eroding. >> he's been very strong for three decades. this is the first time the veneer of instability, he just seems to be the strongman. now he is viewed as weak. >> this moment of weakness for putin, whether...

military talks. listen. >> china has a history of falling victim of foreign aggression, even today the u.s. and several of its side kicks grocery ininterfere in our internal affairs from time to time. china is not the old china of 120 years ago and we're not iraq, syria or afghanistan. we will not allow any foreign force to bully, suppress or enslave us. whoever wants to do so will be on a collision course with the great wall of seal forged by the 1.4 billion chinese people. >> we'll get the white house response from john kirby in just a moment. first, we go to greg palkot. he joins ...

address to the country since anti—government protests erupted last month. his brother, the prime minister, resigned on monday. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk from washington, i'm stephen sackur. when vladimir putin made that momentous decision to invade ukraine, maybe he calculated that the us was too weak, too polarised to offer anything more than ritual condemnation. if so, he was wrong. american weapons are now flowing into ukraine. unprecedented sanctions have been imposed on moscow. my guest today is the senior democrat senator mark warner. is thi...

Or, is it still an open question, it is a benefit to link a shank oh. i visited in 2013, 2014. the capital of belarus. met with fellow actions there. it was led by lukashenko at the time. as it is today. there was a lot less open dissent. what lukashenko was very clear about, his people were very clear about it, belarus did not want to be completely absorbed by russia. so, having someone like prigozhin under his control, it might give him a little bit of leverage a vis-à-vis putin. >> can evelyn, can vladimir putin reestablish authority and russia, if so how does, that look like? he has not l...

So in the middle of this war where the united states is clearly staked out a side, backing the ukrainians, what is our leverage vis a vis putin right now? >> i want to be careful talking about leverage inside negotiations that are ongoing. that's probably not in paul or brittany's best interest for us to be talking about one side has over the other. quite frankly -- >> what about -- >> quite frankly, that's not what this should be about. what has leverage over the other or who has something on the other. it's about a sincere offer and proposal to try to get these two americans back home. that'...