ah, a michael ok welcome. there is no let up in the fears, fighting, raging in ukraine's eastern industrial heartland. the dumb boss region, ukrainian forces are battling to prevent russia taking full control of the city of she ever did nets. the regional governor says constant shelling is making it impossible to evacuate hundreds of civilians trapped in a chemical plant. their russian troops are also targeting neighboring lucy chance where the civilian death toll is mounting. but the russian military offensive is not limited to the dumbass region. ukraine has reported strikes on several cities elsewhere in the country. president, ville autumn is a lensky, went to see the damage in one southern city for himself. a rare excursion outside of key for vladimir zalinski to make alive in southern ukraine, where the ukrainian leader, normally running operations from the capital. keith could witness at 1st hand the devastation wrought by russian artillery. his visit comes a day after a russian strike kill 2 people, an

michael maloof in washington is a for a pentagon senior security policy analyst in corpus chris. we have michael flannigan, he is president of planning and consulting in a former congressman and here in moscow we have maxine swartzkoff. he is the director of the institute of international studies at moscow state institute of international relations. i gentleman cross south rules and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want and i always appreciate it. right, michael. im in washington dc. let me go 1st. i want to ask all 3 of you the same question. do we have any irreversible split with in russia, west relations? go ahead. michael in washington. yeah. yep. heated, i think we do. i and i think it is something that the united states brought on itself in the west for that matter. but at the urging and pushing of the united states, typically the by the minute administration and the nic neoconservatives who are in it like victoria newland. this is an effort and a purposeful effort by them to contain and ultimately have regime change in russia . and i think that this was the

michael coastal war in ukraine. a huge tragedy and survivors speak out after a massacre to catholic church in nigeria. 22 people were killed by a group of gunman armed with explosives. who the gunman were remains unanswered. ah, i'm shower drain. welcome to the program. we begin with the battle raging over your cranes. don bass. russia now claims to control. 97 percent of one of the 2 provinces that make up the region in the east of the country. and it says its forces have taken full control of residential areas in the key city of severity on yet. where we've had reports of troops fighting st by st. ukraine admits its forces . our route are out numbered bots is it won't give up territory to russia. this is inflicting maximum damage. that is the goal for moscow, which release this footage of how it says at walk across ukraine's east. the destruction is evident. many of those who remain have lost everything i did, but so i do not even know where to start for you. i am standing here and looking, but i have no idea what t

the one a pathologist said made michael's death look like a homicide?e said it is more probable that it is suicide than homicide. >> if investigators thought it was difficult for michael to shoot himself at that odd angle, defense attorney biggs demonstrated for us how easy it could be using an unloaded gun identical to the one found at the scene. >> this is the same make and model of gun? >> same make, it's a. 380 colt. not impossible, is it? >> greg said he didn't even need the forensics to show madison was innocent. common sense he claimed said it all. remember, madison's dad had handcuffed him behind his back, and when deputies arrived after the shootings, they found madison still in those handcuffs. >> my hands were like this on my back last night. i couldn't move them. >> the sheriff's theory? madison had been able to take the cuffs off using a handcuff key investigators found in the living room. >> our primary investigator is in his mid-30s. our chief investigator is in his late 40s. they were both able in about 12 to 15 seconds to stand up, slip

okay, mike of landing on the same question to you a reversible split. and michael, my loops opinion, this is a basically a good thing. i tend to agree with them. your thoughts, my friend? well, i'm, i'm furious. peter, you need to come to me before michael maloof because we agree on most things. but i need to say it 1st of the, the michael is correct and most things way i disagree slightly in, in the ultimate impact. we need to have a multi polar world. i think that that is an absolutely good thing. when you have a bipolar world, i mean met in the ins, definitional sense not in its. ringback pharmaceutical sense, you have every one is either for you or against you and you can't view the world in that life. there has to be room for neutrality or indifference to dealing with its own problems. and so i believe we baited russia over the years, but, but then rushes reaction i think is also extreme perhaps not to the russian point of view, but through to most other people's and, but it's predictable. and that's the problem. we need to move away from a bipolar. ready worl

a warm welcome to of yours, around the world. i'm michael oak, who russia has targeted ukraine's capital. keep with a fresh barrage of missile strikes, mer vitale. click go. has confirmed the 1st attacks on the city in weeks which go says missiles hit infrastructure targets, but no one was killed. life in keith was beginning to regain a measure of normality as russia concentrates. it's forces in the east russian president vladimir putin is threatening to hit new targets if the west sens, ukraine long range missiles. it's not clear whether putin is referring to targets within or beyond ukraine's borders. then you bulletin, so if long range missiles as applied, will make certain conclusions and use our own means of destruction that we have enough to strike a tockets. we have not yet been hitting them. okay. so what do we make of putin's remarks? i asked t w's, russia, analyst, konstantin. eric. well, wouldn't have been talking so we were quite long time wasn't talking. salt lake was a long time. we heard threats or using nuclear weapons at lea

and michael my loops opinion, this is a basically a good thing. i tend to agree with him. your thoughts, my friend? well, i'm, i'm furious. peter. any the come to me before michael maloof because we agree on most things, but i need to say it 1st of the, the michael is correct and most things way i disagree slightly in, in the ultimate impact. we need to have a multi polar world. i think that that is an absolutely good thing. when you have a bipolar world, i mean that in the, in the, in definitional sense not, and it's pharmaceutical sense. you have every one is either for you or against you and you can't view the world in that life. there has to be room for neutrality or indifference to dealing with its own problems. and so, i believe we baited russia over the years, but, but then russia's reaction, i think, is also extreme, perhaps not to the russian point of view, but through to most other people's and, but it's predictable. and that's the problem. we need to move away from a bipolar. ready worlds were multi polar. ready world, and you'll find even in the writings of pres

reclaim and to consolidate was i show you could be a w, russia analyst, konstantin agra, ease in vilnius with his perspective on food and remarks. michael, that's a continuation of trend group seen developing in from a say to lots of things over the last year. and you definitely sees himself as a total figure in russian history and he's comparison to peter the grades is not accidental. that's what she convinced himself that he's someone who gives russia it's new identity and it's last territory. and i'd say that this means that war with the ukraine or invasion of ukraine assault on the ground will continue for as long as we don't think it's necessary in depth in his mind. as far as i understand is necessary for only one reason, either to completely subjugate your grain or to destroy it. so there will be no end to this war. i read it like that. i'm sure you also took note of putin's reference to peter the great assault on the city of nava which is now in estonia as russia reclaiming and strengthening its territory house that being received in the baltics . well, yes, not always on the border was with russia. and i've been there several t

how big of a surprise is that? michaelof people looked at the energy complex and said we would get an upside surprise and that was the lien. the fact that we are seeing a selloff in futures is something of a surprise because people were expecting this. the question is how much can you divorce food and energy from the overall inflation picture? on an economic basis we are expecting core to level off and we saw a rise in airfares up 18.6% the month before, 12.6% this month. that is one area and most people will focus on gasoline and food, and certainly down at the white house that is what they will focus on. tom: it is unfair to ask if you had the ability to focus on the real estate components? michael: i was looking at owners equivalent rent and it was up during the month by .6%, and that is the highest in about three or four months. we are seeing rent work its way into the cpi, and it is about one third of the cpi. it does not show up as much as -- in the pce, but the fed officials who have to come up with the new forecast

a program teach. we'll see how it gets implemented into practice michael in, in washington. i'm in a way we can turn our attention to what's going on in ukraine. there is no way in the world. ukraine can win a conflict, a military conflict with russia. that's just the, the, the facts. ok, irrespective of the drum beat of propaganda that is constantly being spewed out. ok, but what is the biden administration going to do? i mean, how do you explain defeat? because that's what it's going to be. and then we have the european union talking about, you know, potential candidacy for ukraine. what ukraine are they talking about? ok, i mean, it is that it all of this white noise here, and it's a, it's a avoiding realities on the ground. war is always awful. i'm not happy that there is a war a don't get me wrong here. okay. but there's the, it will come to an end. how is the west going to react to that, particularly the united states, particularly the biden administration. go ahead, michael, and was it? yeah, i think with the, by the administration, ukraine is just a call gets just an

and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. the battle for control of ukraine's eastern industrial heartland. the dumbass continues to rage full force and the civilian death toll is rising. the regional governor of low hans says heavy shelling by russian forces in the city of lucy, chance has killed many people. as russia fights a brutal battle for full control of neighboring sever donetta, it is increasingly shifting its focus to lucy checks. the last city in this battle ground region that still under ukrainian control. yesterday at least 4 people were killed in a rush, an air strike on a building that was sheltering civilians. d w rebecca readers is in key been updated us on the situation in this a chance. while the situation there, michael, as he vis describe, is worsening. i it hasn't been very good there for some time, but it is getting worse, having confirmation now of severe shelling and multiple debt so that we don't have a figure on that yet. that content by the governor of the region. now that says to city, lucy, chan

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they left the restaurant to find a police forming michaels vehicle. lly start crying to this cop. i'm like, look, man. i haven't done anything in a five and a half years. i don't know how, why, or what happened. they let me go. they couldn't even believe it. >> and you would've gone back to prison because you had violated probation? >> yeah. yeah. absolutely. >> now he didn't want to think that the light of his life could be behinds something as nefarious as getting him thrown back in prison. but, the idea was there. maybe dalia -- >> i said to her, you know, only when i'm with you, my life is this exciting. five and a half years on probation, i didn't have one run in with police. i'm with this girl, six months, and the whole police department knows me. i might as well glow flourescent. >> so you're looking at her side we could see? >> i'm just like, i'm doing the best i can. be a good husband. give her. chance >> no one seem to believe she's faking it? >> no, she may have been a bad actress the day they caught on camera. as far as with me, she was an

out in the 1st round, more than a half of votes state away might perspective voters be more motivated for the 2nd round. that's an interesting question because as michael himself sat in the quote in your, in your a film, he said, i know that people voted against rather than for me. and this is going to carry over some, some people are going to be scant enough to buy the whole left, especially in economic matters. read all shoulder. you need to come and force themselves to hurt the call. but others are going to say a pox on both your houses and i'm still no vote and every single i've studied for a long time say that young people do not verge as much as older people who do those . all the rooms basically. and some of the gen x is much more than young people, and on the left has a majority of young voters and especially 18 to 35. they, they all the ones who go to the most for a new angelica so that, that still sort of creates a, a yet, an unknown. ok, that is a journalist and elizabeth today. thank you so much. in other news, 2 people have been killed in an attack on a sheet temple in afghanistan, sands, a capital cobble. a taliban spokesman said, attacke

ah, a warm welcome to uh, viewers around the world. i'm michael. okay. russia is president, vladimir putin is threatening to hit new targets. if the west sends ukraine sophisticated missiles, it's not clear whether prudent is referring to targets within or beyond ukraine's borders. a series of powerful explosions has hit keep the mer vitale clutch go. has confirmed the 1st attacks on the capital in weeks missiles hit infrastructure targets, but no one was killed. keith was beginning to regain a measure of normality. as russia concentrates is forces in the east. i spoke with d. w correspondent mateus ballinger in keep a short while ago and asked if the capital is worried that this could mark the start of more strikes to come over missile supplies from the west. well, there have been no strikes on key if for a few weeks now it's quite let has been quite remarkable actually, because there have been airstrikes on cities all over ukraine during that whole time. and so it was in a way, expected that at some point there might be strikes again. but of cours

1989 and a trained crash in southern germany and kills at least 5 people. rescuers fear they'll find more bodies in the wreckage ah and warm welcome to our viewers around the world on michael oak. more than 3 months into the russian invasion. ukraine says a 5th of its land is under any me control, but its own troops are holding the line in the key eastern city of severe wood desk . a local governor says ukrainian forces have pushed back the invading troops with help from volunteer fighters from abroad. the road to severity done yet in eastern ukraine for weeks or so cheaply important city has been a key objective of russian attacks this union. the craning army with foreign volunteers is to help in the defense of the city where russian troops had been advancing street by street. we're going to portray rack is going to take your name on for a year. does matters. ah, we are on the right side of the history. if surveyor done yet, the last ukrainian stronghold in lou henson province were to full. russia will re one step closer to one of its declared goals. the complete capture of the don bus. moscow said on friday, $100.00 days after the start of the war and had already achieve

ah, in a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael local. russian president vladimir putin has threatened to target quote objects that we have not yet struck. if ukraine receives western missiles, it isn't clear if he means targets within or beyond ukraine's borders. but his remarks come hard on the heels of a series of powerful explosions in keith as smoke billowed over the city, keith mer vitale. click go confirmed the 1st attacks there in weeks, which go said the missiles had hit infrastructure targets, but there were no fatalities. the attack comes just as life in keith had become to resemble a kind of normality after russia decided to concentrate its forces in the east. i spoke with a d. w correspondent mathias ballinger in kiva short while ago and asked if the capital is worried that this could mark the start of more strikes to come over missile supplies from the west. well, there have been no strikes on key if for a few weeks now it's quite let has been quite remarkable actually, because there have been airstrikes on cities all

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ah, a michael ok welcome. ukraine says it remains in control of a crucial chemical plant in the eastern city of several genetics where hundreds of civilians are sheltering. the lou hands regional governor rejected claims by pro russian separatists that ukrainian troops had been blockaded there. he says ukrainian forces continue to hold an industrial zone in the city. the area has seen consistent st battles in heavy rush and shelling. several of the net has become the epicenter of the battle in easter ukraine. d w correspondent rebecca readers is in keep. she told us more about the situation and shepherd, the net scan that chemical plant, which is reportedly the last place in the city still under ukrainian control. that's right, michael, as you rightly mentioned several, and as has been at the center of the battle and so far the battle at the moment in the dawn bass for some weeks now and in russia has been gradually pushing forward. but it's been a very slow and gradual push forward ukraine managing to hold back her at least a fast advance. but as you say now, only this as a chemical in

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will discuss his legacy with our resident. feels expert ah a michael ok welcome. there is no let up in the fears, fighting raging in ukraine's eastern industrial heartland. the dumbass region, ukrainian forces are battling to prevent russia taking for control of the city if she ever donates. the regional governor says constant shelling is making it impossible to evacuate. hundreds of civilians trapped in a chemical plant. their russian troops are also tar neighboring list. a chance where the civilian death toll is mounting. but the russian military offensive is not limited to the dom boss region. ukraine has reported strikes on several cities elsewhere in the country. a crater in the ground were a russian missile strike hit. it's been 114 days since the invasion began, and civilians and pisa, she near the north east and city of ha, keith still have to live with shelling was lose good. the significant damage was caused a multi story buildings private vehicles and also factory workshops. moreover, one administrative building owned by pisec jean village council was d

his crypto still a store of value? michaelover a longer term horizon, bitcoin in particular has demonstrated that it has the properties of historic value or of a digital goal in that over a shorter term period, recently, it has faced criticism that it is in fact not acting in that regard. i do believe over a longer time it has and will continue to see investors flock to assets like a coin as an inflation hedge, and particularly in turbulent markets or when we typically have gone to assets like gold and bonds and other stores of value. alix: that is a bit different than the crypto lending market and margin and such which is some of the areas of crypto that have gotten hit really hard and have to do with margin lending. i was wondering how you see the lending environment as it relates to crypto and how it relates to grayscale. michael: grayscale i think certainly, and what we've been hearing from our investors over the past few days, is actually a really strong appreciation for the way that we run our investment profits. we don'

is that a possibility? michaelte possibility, although the department of justice made some noise this week, essentially saying we would like those transcripts, the ones you have of the witnesses. because there is a parallel investigation going on with the committee and the justice department and they have started stepping on one another's feet a little bit. it does show the doj is looking closely at what is happening in these hearings, which i regard is a good sign. there will be tremendous pressure on garland to do this. but i think it will be a very tough choice for them because it would set a precedent of pursuing criminal charges against former presidents that we've never really had before. we will see. amna: do you think mike pence should testify? michael: i would have loved to hear him, about all this. but he has tried to get as far away from his own actions as he possibly could, because he still sees a path to the presidency that doesn't exist. amna: three more hearings to go. jonathan, iant to get your thou

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did have your correspondent a michael coyer in lagos, told me more about the attack. had he, i think today is one of those days that he just wake up to hear is one of those news that of course nobody has sponsor here. as he did mention there. yes. on identified gunmen which is now almost popular see and now sadly nigeria stuff that catholic church in our to the and then you know, how many people have been killed over 50 as we do new including children? nancy did mention that a yes. what we, what we had is that a did detonate some explosive to scare the people, but from the image is coming out dates clearly people who were shot at and targeted at a close range. and we've seen, we've heard also information that a lot of them have been hospitalized. those who are still alive, they're asking for blood donation, you know, to see what more can be done to save them. and if you look again at the images from what we've seen at that place is close to the palace, we don't know if that has any connection, but that's the kind of place that you suppose you would say. it's supposed

a playable, well, you get the idea. the strange loop. tony award winning playwright, michael r. movement -- race and how to live your truth. >> michael and jaquel spivey, thank you for being here. michael, i'm going to start with you. a strange loop is your baby. it's your play. it won the pulitzer prize in 2020, and now it's on broadway. the tagline is big, black, and queer as american musical. why did you set out to create that kind of musical? >> because i felt unseen, unheard and misunderstood in the world. and how he sort of made sense of my place in the world is through writing. i wanted to represent something that fully sort of capture it as much as i could the feeling of what it felt like avoided fell to be big, black, queer and alienated. >> part of the power of sitting in the audience from your debut was sitting in the power of the knowledge that broadway has literally never seen anyone like you before. out, gay black man, overweight black man. in a leading role. talk about what that meant free? >> it's a blessing. it's a blessing to be part of such a historic show. but

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>> okay, blaming a chief of staff, michael, we have heard from a former trump employee who said, i wasused as a useful idiot. this is the same argument other ones are using, all we got so crazy, but i am on team normal. what do you make of this? there is no team normal. >> no there is no team normal! you weren't a useful idiot, you were a willing participate. you did it because you believe the grip, you believed in the lie, and you believed in the man who is at the center of all of this. and the reality of it is, accountability, accountability, accountability! and somebody at some point someone has to hold these suckers accountable. you just do! and it goes back to what al was saying in the last segment. those telltale sounds are there. the law is laid out. we see the evidence. as you noticed it, stephanie, 17, 18 months later? a book deal and all kinds of interviews! and we still have not seen justice even come close to the neighborhood, let alone the doorstep of these individuals. and so i think we need to be clear about accountability here. >> i can talk about this all night. but i

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all eyes on the federal reserve at the top of the hour a truly historical moment. must get to michaelee who was in washington right now. a historic moment here. what could possibly go wrong in the market is pricing and 75 basis points? michael: if the market got a 50 basis point movement, it might have been exploited because it has been telegraphed for days. if you went higher, there would be a bit of a spike. if they did 75, it suggests with a dot plot they will move up the pace of rate increases going forward. people will basically have seen what the price should be. it will not be a big question. the question that might go wrong for the chairman is why you changed your views on how fasting should go? how concerned are you about the big inflation jump we saw last week? kriti: how does chairman powell navigate this and that he has to reassure the market the economy is not heading for recession while showing them the fed is taking this seriously? what kind of precedent does the set for future meetings? michael: that's a good question because forward guidance was the precedence they we

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