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it could be maybe the president didn't want to talk to chris christie for that matter.ring to find out and we know a lot about what the president was doing during those hours. we know a lot already. and we're learning more each day and that's going to continue. >> while i have you, let me turn to your role as the chair of the house intelligence committee. first of all, do you agree with the top u.s. general in europe who told congress today that intelligence gap may have led to overestimating russian forces, what they were capable of doing in ukraine? >> you know. of it's interesting. i think it has done a really remarkable job, you know, in almost every respect in assessing what putin was intending, in declassifying that information so that president shared it with the world and helped prepare the wofrldrld is happening. they use chemical and biological weapons. all those things i think were good intelligence. the one area where i think we may have gotten it wrong is in our understanding of russian military capabilities. but you know something? it looks like putin got

from former house speaker paul ryan, vice president mike pence, secretary mike pompeo, governor chris christieor nikki haley, and just last month, former reagan speechwriter peggy nitpick niemann-pick the address those questions and offered their perspectives, but already i world looks vastly different from when the series began. elections in virginia and new jersey have added more to the conversation. our nation ise now running headlong into higher inflation, and leadership of the white house has blamed the malaise of the american people for much of our woes. sound familiar, reagan fans? we all know that president reagan's most recognizable legacy involves ending a cold war, which brought down the berlin wall and lifted the iron curtain. authoritarians abroad have grown more circuit, even invading ukraine. now american and alliedy. leadership is required to prevent a new iron curtain from descending over eastern europe. in this context we welcome anotherom important voice to the conversation, senator tom cotton of arkansas. he served his country in uniform and has been shaped by the experienc

from formal house speaker paul ryan, vice president mike pence, secretary mike pompeo, governor chris christie, ambassador nikki haley and just last month, speech writer peggy newman. they offered their perspectives. but already, our worlds look different from when the series began. elections in virginia and new jersey have added a war to the conversation. our nation is now running headlock into higher inflation and leadership at the white house has blamed the ways of american people. sounds familiar reagan fans? we all know that president reagan's was recognized with a legacy ending the cold war, which brought down the wall and listed the iron curtain. now authoritarians abroad have brought more circuits, even in baiting ukraine and independent democracy. now, americans and allied leadership is required to prevent a new iron curtain from eastern europe. in this context, we welcome another important voice to the conversation, senator tom of arkansas. he served his country, you are in a form and has been shaped by the -- uniform and has been shaped by the experience, and has been a friend of th

they do it mostly -- [inaudible] ♪♪ most of us here about huskies running we think about chris christieion gas prices -- the way gas prices are going, this to be the only form of transportation soon and i've seen a team of dogs run like this for a decade. pettit had to pull out of the race at the last minute, i'm guessing his dog got cold feet. featuring mitch, a three-time champion hold the speed record of eight days, three hours and 40 minutes which was aoc's time on the sat. it took forever. topic number two. dutch artist created sculptures that move by themselves i consider them the most moving pieces of art, this is a beast, it literally translates to beach animal and figuratively to snoopy, this move with the wind, and explains why the narcissist? are saying the sculptures low. they are constructed with teargas like pvc piping, bedsheets, zip ties which is also how the russians make their kegs apparently. they are the vision, he said them as a new species as they continue to walk the beach by themselves for centuries but unless they are built to survive a nuclear blast, it's looki

give us someone we haven't thought of like chris christie.sh face, we are dying to see, i think the dark horse and i don't see him running. doug ducey from my beautiful home state, he's done a wonderful job and he's unassuming about it. that is my dark horse but i think it's the santos if he wanted. kennedy: what you think about that, richard? a lot of mobilization against ron desantis within the democrat party so does he have the best shot because he's public enemy number two right now? >> i think he has a good shot at winning the republican primary, it could be a problem for him. kennedy: opening schools and letting people freely associate -- >> or you have a problem about his redistricting map and we could talk about that and i'm sure we will have a lot. kennedy: what do i hear? talking points. kristin, who would you like to see run? >> ron desantis has the upsides of trump with none of the downsides, he's a fighter and fearless like trump but doesn't have the downsides, i think he's more intelligent than trump and more focused and a great

. >> neil: you know, you're a former governor friend and friend anyway, chris christie had said thate said how can anyone with any understanding of the world calling putin's decision to invade genius as we watch this takeover happen. would that kind of talk be a disqualifier, for my republican that espouses something like that? >> i'll agree with every word that governor christie said. we are good friends. i texted him after those remarks and told him how much i appreciated them. he's on target. it's not acceptable. this aggression by putin is one of the worst things that has ever happened. for anyone to have any kind of positive remarks about him is completely unacceptable. >> neil: it sounds like he's running for president, governor. are you going to? >> well, i'm not sure whether he is or whether i am either. i'm focused on trying to finish out the last year of being governor of maryland and to the best job i can. i'm sure that governor christie and i and others will talk about what the future holds after that. >> neil: if there's any other elected office waiting for you, it would

chris christie, donna brazile, chief washington correspondent jon karl and julie pace, executive editor of the reports in the "new york times" quoted vladimir lenin, there are decades when nothing happens, weeks when everything happens. >> >> what we need to be focusing on now is the long game. it's not a short attention span game. it's going to be a long game. the thing i've been thinking a lot about this week is china. china is watching what we do. they've watched what we've done which allowed putin to have the permission to do what he did. they're going to see how we respond and react going forward. it's not just about ukraine which is vitally important to europe and mostly to the people of ukraine. it's going to be about america's presence in the world and how is president xi looking at what we're doing and reacting. are we tough enough and strong enough to prevent them from getting active now too? >> julie pace, a lot of people believe that only president xi has the power and leverage over president putin. >> i think that's right. putin is isolated. there are very few other countri

we're joined by chris christie, donna brazile, jonathan karl and rachel scott.. you were on capitol hill when president zelenskyy addressed congress. >> a rare moment of unity on capitol hill. lawmakers were moved by his words and that graphic video he played. i think that congress has actually been really affected in responding to the pleas by president zelenskyy. originally it was $6 billion for humanitarian aid. that doubled to nearly $14 billion. senators put pressure on the white house. still the no-fly zone, despite the pleas from zelenskyy, that's a line they're not willing to cross. >> the new flight over planes. >> i spoke to one member of the democratic leadership who said he was so moved and so emotionally drained by what he heard in watching that video that he had to cancel meetings he had later in the afternoon. maybe no-fly zone, no american enforced no-fly zone, but this idea of supplying the polish migs and backfilling them with f-16s, there's overwhelming support for that democrat and republican. if that would come to a vote, you would see biden

all the presidential candidates, the folks willing to take on trump directly are larry hogan, chris christiehe party and the big question to me going forward, you talk to any republican strategist and this is sort of looming large for 2024, is there somebody who is a down the line ideological conservative who will say point-blank donald trump is wrong and there is a better way of doing this? >> and i think one of the most interesting things about his comments was not even the putin apologist part which obviously is talking about trump, but before that he said where would we be in this situation right now with ukraine if nato didn't exist, if more countries were not in nato, if nato had not expanded. >> he knows as well as anyone else -- >> trump's number one target. you hear from people who even worked in the administration who said they don't know if the u.s. would have stayed in nato had trump won a second term. so it's unclear what that situation would be like. obviously it's a hypothetical, but pence taking that, something that trump railed against all the time was really notable, i thou

we know that the former governor of new jersey, chris christie has been slamming former president trumpor calling putin a genius. the president trump, former president saying he doesn't support russia or putin. he was saying he was referring to putin's military strategy which is something different than media has been portraying it. let's watch trump at cpac over the weekend. watch this. >> we should not be buying russian energy but rather allow the people of our country to start producing like they did just one year ago. under bush russia invaded georgia. under obama russia took crimea. under biden russia invaded ukraine. i stand as the only president of the 21st century on whose watch russia did not invade another country. [applause] you can take the five worst presidents in american history and put them together and they would not have done the damage that joe biden and his administration has done in just a very short 13 months. [applause] elizabeth: mick, your reaction? >> yeah. i think he is exactly right message for him to send. by the way one of the things people forget trump did

. >> you weren't at lunch with chris christie and governor cuomo yesterday? >> i was not at lunch.ng on stopping importing russian oil >> working on becky's constituent -- >> becky's got potholes we've got to fill, and by the way we got infrastructure done and we talked about that at the "state of the union" and now we've got to get that implemented and get these roads fixed. >> josh, i was going to ask you it seems like the fractures in your party have gotten worse they haven't solidified. you know, you're seeing more things like the address that congresswoman tlaib gave after the "state of the union. i know that was something you were unhappy about where do things stand? why still all these stretches, and how do you make it a more cohesive party >> i didn't think it was helpful for us to be attacking one another. we should be focused especially now how we come together we're standing up and have a great example of what we're fighting for, democracy and the devastation there. it reinforces how lucky we are to live here and our responsibilities attacking one another is not helpful.

we have cnn reporting that we know chris christie, the former governor called him that day.ave here. so the question is, do these records exist. we also know if you do look at these logs that you have, we've printed them out. you see the name dan scavino, nick luna in some of these. we know from our own reporting that at times the president would ask people to give him a phone. so there were phones around. he'd either use someone else's phone or ask for a cell phone. that's the part the committee is trying to put together because this gap, seven hours-plus is the critical moments just before, during the incursion, while the vice president, speaker pelosi, all the lawmakers' lives are at risk, just after. that's the part we don't know. >> yes, but they'll figure it out or they'll get parts of it. and it is -- i remember talking to trump one afternoon. i called him. i had some questions. this is in 2020 before the election. and he said, oh, i can't talk. i have 20 generals waiting downstairs. and then he talked for 25 minutes. you almost couldn't get him off the phone, and it

brian: chris christie was speaking in new hampshire saying he's going to run, nobody should get a clearing at it with trump, dropping the gloves and walking away, when trump walks away, 38% to 42% of the republican vote, that's not going to get you the nomination, it's not going to get you the presidency. number 2, so easy to figure this out. the president walked away with more votes than any republican in the history of the country. in impossible circumstances in the pandemic and all the challenges, not knowing what this was, friction with anthony fauci, telling the country to shut down, stopping the economy. having a russia investigation and still got more votes than any republican in the history of the country and he could not do what he does best, attract big crowds, big rallies for 2 thirds of the campaign. that is what i would be saying. if president biden can do it, like andrew jackson the best example, he got beat even though he had more votes, got beaten in the house of representatives, he not only showed up, he showed up for the party after rand beat him twice. stuart: i got a

. >> kristi's tee /* chris christie said he knew he was going to lose and started the lie.he fact that he's again continuing to humiliate himself and really thinks that people are stupid enough to believe that, because they get their news from chinese cult religious sites, well, it shows this guy is obsessed with the past a. lot of people want to look to the future. >> that's him two days ago. >> he keeps lying. >> after two years -- >> sorry to interrupt. he keeps lying just like who, just like who? vladimir putin. and who is he calling for help? >> yeah. >> in the middle of a war? she's asking a war criminal to help him, what does this sound like. >> like any other former president. >> he's adding a war criminal in the middle of a war that he said was genius. he said his means of invading was genius. he keeps saying what a smart guy he is. when actually he's really made some of the worst blunders on the international stage in our lifetime. but he's asking a war criminal for help. just like in 2016. he asked that same war criminal who committed war crimes in chechnya, who

but without when we turnis it or too chris and greg. christie went to go first?> sure but first of all it's great to be with you here today to send a real leader. did congratulate him the reporting bill through which i remember working out when i was at d.o.j. literally 20 years ago. finally it's in their that's a big improvement. look, there are several things ukraine crisis the invasion has illustrated one, i think everyone is been somewhat surprised that we have not seen a larger use of cyber in that conflict we did see before began. we saw attacks on ukrainian government websites, wiper software and other things. many people predicted a massive cyber attack in ukraine that would've gone after command and control in communications and that hasn't happened. we also have not seen the blowback against western democracy in the u.s. so far. and the critical part that is so far. were still in a relatively early days even has been several weeks now. that could very well be russia is holding back a reserve and have not used them yet. one of things this illustrates thi

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