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no blood shed whatsoever, so to hear this change of tune, to wonder what exactly was said on that conversation that he had with belarusian president alexander like schoen coe, that's one of the -- like schoen coe, that's one of the the questions we'll likely be asking ourselves mt. days to come of what exactly was promised and what exactly will take place. st the very unlikely we will continue to see this commander return back to the front lines and and that life to continue as it was with these mercenaries fighting day in, day out with no change after what has been such a dark spot on russian president vladimir putin's reign. he's been in power for 20 yearses, and this is something completely unprecedented and very embarrassing for him. so it will be interesting to watch in the hours and days to come what exactly happens and if we do see those russian mercenaries return to the front line, arthel. arthel: yeah. and all of those questions you pointed out, alex, are so
in the last 20 yearses. so something broadly environmental is probably driving these changes. >> reporter: taste ya walker whose cancer is now in remission, was diagnosed ten years ago at the age of 24. >> i caught it early, at stage 2a. i was able to fight, my age was on my side is. early detection is key. >> reporter: but doctors say far too many young adults wait until the cancer begins to spread e and becomes much harder to treat. >> one of my most memorable patients was doing crossfit three times a week, she was training for her marathon and was having irregular bowel movements for nine months, and her doctor thought there was no way she could have colorectal cancer. >> routine colonoscopies are not recommend ared until the age of 45, so medical experts say it's important for younger e people not to ignore any persistent gastrointestinal symptoms. >> abdominal pain, rectal
been the european nation most reluctant to play junior partner in an american-led enterprise. in his fir yearses in office, emmanuel macron described nato has brain dead, and declaring his greatest priority to be developing europe's strategic autonomy, something he defined as separate from the united states. contrast that with macron's remarks in november of this year, when he talked about nato as a corner stone of french and european security. while in washington last week, he described a new goal for the continent as strategic intimacy with washington, and spoke of the need for deeper corporation. when the french president starts sounding like the british prime minister, it's worth paying attention. and it's not just macron. germany's olaf schulz has
was that ever -- did anybody say to you we know, you know, but sorry, you've got to go. how was it explained or of cbs or the did they just pretend what you did was way beyond the peal. pale. >> way beyond the pale. they excuse was my behavior was not into the cbs rule book. >> they got into your swear too often and things like that but you had been there for 10 of yearses being you. >> 11. in the break i was cussing. sure i was, i'm like what the [bleep] are you doing to me. we didn't rehearse this and why are you doing this to me and boom we're back from the break and they start again and everything take we had rehearsed we were going to talk about that day washed away. >> it was an ambush. >> of course it was. why would you advertise you're talking about this, that, the other and suddenly it's 20 minutes of me. >> wow. >> i can imagine that in the tv context the if you said scrap the rundown, now it's time to go after r rachel.
things. the investigation on the criminal side is the largest question. >> caroline, talking about alleged fraud here, examples like saying your apartment is 30,000 square feet and it's valued at $327 million but no apartment in the history of new york has been close to that, actually 11,000 square feet and worth a fraction of that. that's one example. the attorney general laid out ten yearses of this pattern from the trump organization and from the trump family. what did you see in this document that would concern you if you were one of trump's defense attorneys? >> a lot, willie, but that's right. letitia james has made so secret of the fact she's had trump and trump org in her crosshairs for years. she effectively ran on that platform and has opened up herself to a little criticism on that. team trump, their defense is this is a witch-hunt, a malicious prosecution, you know, he's being singled out, everybody does this in sort of the new york real estate world.
texas. abbott just began sending migrants to new york city last friday. is the city under strain? >> yes. >> reporter: d.c. council member breeann nadou says they have assisted for yearses but texas d arizona overwhelmed the system. >> this is being played out by republican governors on the border states. >> reporter: abbott maintains his actions are in response to the administration's poor handling of the border. adams condemned the texas governor's actions and recently issued an emergency declaration to procure shelter and other services. >> i don't think anything is more anti-american than shipping people on a bus 45 hour trip without any of the basic needs that they have or direction or coordination. >> thanks to priscilla alvarez for that report. we should note in a statement the white house said that it is in regular contact with mayor adams and his team, and they are
and that's why you're seeingg with latinos and so many asian-americans flocking towardsto the gop.are engaged and so, inyes, we need to make sure we're engaged in every t community because we're the party of opportunity. but more than that ,mo our policiesre are working and their policies aren't and that's what we're seeing the inroads and your commonhe i sense response to this harassment in this case threat against the life of a supreme court justice again. governor duncan leading on all of these issues.ue mr. attorney general, great toso see. thanks so much. and remember, if you cannott watch us live, , make sure to sw a series record on your dvr. you do not want toan miss us every weeknight at 10 p.m..up up next , given that the left has spent the last five yearses calling them domestic terrorists, is it really wiseup for any republican to support red flag lawspo? congresswoman lauren bobert and congressman greg steube are on the gun control push unfolding on the house floor right now t. hi, i'm christina.
the millions of civilians still trapped in ukraine? >> oh, it's deadly. and what you're seeing is the effect of the alamo. mariupol has become like the alamo. a surrounded fortress just being bombed. and by the way, not just these long range fires taking effect. putin is also bringing in chechnyaens and yearses, deadly urban fighters to create more terror with the population and he's abducting leaders, mayors. imagine the mayor of atlanta hauled away with a bag over her head. or abducting normal ukrainians and shipping them into russia, into camps. what does that remind us of? this is getting worse by the day. >> you mentioned chechnya. they are known for their brutal tactics, so that is an important point you're making there. admiral, thank you for your
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invited? >> how about "meet the press"? >> no. how about this week? >> no. >> how about "face the nation"? >> no. >> i'll say it was director and few people want to talk to me because i was not afraid to speak the truth. i wasn't going to play a political game and done this for 34 yearses i've worked entire life cycle illegal from the front line and investigate i was first i.c.e. director that came up to ranks, and i know this and you're not going to beat me at it. they don't want to hear had the truth or facts. because facts is -- facts are not on their side. >> now, "new york times" i've interviewed with "new york times." >> how did it go? >> i told them what i thought based on my experience i gave them information they get. >> washington post. >> yes. >> that's a start. >> i give you but you don't see it.