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chris wallace, who is a total lightweight, unlike his father who interviewed me for "60 minutes" who was a good piece. mike wallace is great. he wants to be mike wallace, but he doesn't have the talent. why is it the mayor of moscow's wife gave the biden family $3.5 million? i think putin now would be

who is talking to chris wallace? this guy right here now. you know, you're one of the few people who looked vladimir putin in the eye, you had a chance to interview putin, what, 2018. i'm just curious, what was that like? what is he like? and what insight did that give you into this really remarkable decision he's made to invade another country? >> well, you know, john, there were a couple of things that from our interview in 2018, it was the day of the summit with donald trump, in helsinki, where trump seemed to fold, and say i believe putin rather than our own intelligence agencies about interference in the 2016 election, he begins this kind of default position to sit back, sort of slouch, the disinterested kid in the back of the classroom, but at one point i asked him, this was in the russian embassy, with russian security, kremlin security all around, i said, why is it that so many people who oppose vladimir putin end up dead and from that moment on i had his undivided attention, he sat up, piercing eyes sort of boring into you. i would s

country, let him explain, where did -- because chris wallace wouldn't let me ask the question. why did the mayor of moscow's wife give the bidens, both of them, $3.5 million? that's a lot of money. she gave them $3.5 million. so now, i would think putin

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>> just to confirm, you were speculating before correctly, if chris wallace was the one who shut down then president trump during that debate. wallace to trump said he has to be a little careful when he brings up the hunter biden story. so yes, president trump in front of 90 million people wasn't able to bring up the hunter biden laptop story because the moderator deemed that it wasn't worthy of conversation at the time. maria: yes, i remember. we'll take a break. when we come back, the crisis at the border about to get even worse. the biden administration is now weighing another trump era policy and to reverse it, former congressman doug collins will weigh in on the repercussionses. repercussions --repercussions. stay with us.in dence. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. ♪ ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire do yo

chris wallace, who just left one of the highest perches at fox news in an interview over the weekendhe absence of truth was what forced him or led him to make a move to another network, not strongly held opinions or advocacy of different policies, no matter how extreme. but the absence of truth. i want to ask you to speak to that here in this country as it sinks up into russia but i also want to read you something that our friend aaron blake wrote. this call and answer to vladimir putin, obviously has an echo that you're familiar with back to 2016. he writes this. trump suggestion is significantly more fraught than it was in 2016. while he led something of a republican reevaluation of the party's posture toward putin in russia, it never fully stuck with the base. republicans reverted this their previous anti-russia posture as the presidency wore on. his supporters might be the russia investigation was a hoax but it wasn't because they believed russia was good or legitimate actor on the world stage. just picking up on carol's point, i mean, what is the danger in the post truth chamber

haidi: chris wallace renminbis see saying data in the markets, the economic data are screaming for theed to do a 50 point basis i, but uncertainty over your current. [indiscernible] haidi: we had a trade deficit of 380 5 million kiwi dollars. sydney was indicated at about .8% put in -- 20% s&p 500 posting their best week since november, 20 20. cruz, a little downside really comes to trading in new york as we continue to oscillate on these gains and losses for crude, posting its first back-to-back weekly decline since december and the geopolitical threat continuing markets when it come so oil. -- is where we are seeing a pricing in the action. naturally being played out when we come seann, so setting above $190. the aussie dollar, despite downside pressure in the early session monday, is the best performing g10 currency, above or 2% over the greenback. we are seeing strength in the kiwi dollar. 1.2%, but a little the -- a little downside. >> ukraine and russia are moving with talks to for -- for cease fire. per born this, let's bring in tony. what is the latest? we have seen glimmers of

nbc news chief white house correspondent chris wallace. the press and the public never tired of speculating about how political this former hollywood actress actually was and how much influence she had on the 40th president. it wasn't until she left the white house that she felt fully free to address all those questions in her memoir. her effort as she said to let nancy be nancy. but she left plenty of clues along the way her public image in particular was a source of continuing frustration to her. you'll hear in her own voice how she experienced her white house years featuring footage from c-span's video library. first nancy reagan on how she tried to counter negative publicity part of an interview with journalist hedrick smith. she's talking about her 1982 surprise performance at the gridiron club pressed dinner in washington known for its political parodies. this is nancy reagan in her own words. second hand clothes secondhand closed they're all the rage at the spring fashion shows. even my two new trench coat with for color ronnie boug

chris wallace, who is a total lightweight, unlike his father who interviewed me for "60 minutes" who good piece. mike wallace is great. he wants to be mike wallace, but he doesn't have the talent. why is it the mayor of moscow's wife gave the biden family $3.5 million? i think putin now would be willing to probably give that answer. i'm sure he knows. >> a fact check, the payments the former president is referring to come from a highly criticized republican-led senate report released just weeks before the 2020 election. it maintained that elena baturina, the widow of moscow's former mayor, wired $3.5 million to a firm associated with hunter biden. the report did not show that hunter biden we sie received ane money. hunter biden's legal team long claimed he had no interest in the firm and was not paid any of the money in question. as to trump's claims that putin knows something about the payments, the russian president has previously said he was unaware of any business ties between hunter biden and b aturina. trump himself was seeking out business with the former mayor of moscow in the

>> as long as putin is not exactly a fan of our country, let him explain where did -- because chris wallace wouldn't let me ask the question, why did the mayor of moscow's wife give the bidens, both of them, $3.5 million. that's a lot of money. she gave them $3.5 million. so now i would think putin would know the answer to that. i think he should release it. i think we should know that answer. i think putin now would be willing to probably give that answer. i'm sure he knows. >> this is the former president, who is seen all over the world as a representation of the united states, of the united states government making a request of the person that the united states is trying to constrain in ukraine in foreign policy and citing specifically the fact that putin is an adversary. the details there that trump assumed or asserted as some type of known facts are wrong. you should know that. these were the conspiracy theories said in his losing bid for rear election were, quote, very, very big on the internet, a quote. there's a pattern here in is the third election in a row where donald trump has b

they contributed to the exit of chris wallace, the longtime news anchor." okay.ompletely out of control, spreading conspiracy theories about how the fbi was on the scene on january 6th, totally debunked and discredited. that was the word from matthew rosenberg on the front page of "the new york times." so recently, project veritas honey trap to the guy come apparently. got a yellow and the woman drinks and videotaped it matthew rosenberg talking in private. it's kind of fascinated with matthew rosenberg says when he doesn't think people are listening. in fact the expense of the fbi, and he would no, had a ton of informants in the crowd on january 6. watch. >> you could tell how much fun we had. >> oh, that's great. are you allowed to have that much fun? >> i'm supposed to be traumatized. [indistinct] >> tucker: oh, they uncovered that there were "a ton of fbi informants on the ground on jenner's sixth and go. i don't remember reading that in "the new york times." we ratted on revolver news which is edited by darren beatty. he was the first document that there wer

as long as putin now is not exactly a fan of our country, let him explain where did -- because chris wallaceldn't let me ask the question. why did the mayor of moscow's wife give the bidens, both of them, $3.5 million? that's a lot of money. she gave them $3.5 million. so, now i would think putin would know the answer to that. i think he should release it. i think we should know that answer. >> the payment the former president is referring to come from a highly criticized republican-led senate report released just weeks before the 2020 election. it maintained that elena baturina, the widow of moscow's former mayor wired $3.5 million to a firm associated with hunter biden, the president's son. the report did not show that hunter biden actually received any of that money. in addition, hunter biden's legal team has long claimed he had no interest in the firm. and as for questions that putin knows something about the payments, the russian president has previously said he was unaware of any business ties between hunter biden and baturina. the former president was seeking out with let's reiterate

as long as putin now is not exactly a fan of our country, let him explain, where did - because chris wallacelet me ask the question. why did the mayor of moscow's wife, give the bidens, both of them, three and a half million dollars? that's a lot of money. she gave them three and a half million dollars. so now, i would think putin would know the answer to that. i think he should release it i think we should know that answer i think putin now would be willing to probably give that answer i'm sure he knows. >> seth: it's so shocking and gross. i need a second to process it. which brings us to a segment called, "seth needs a smoke break. [ bells chiming [ laughter ] and damn, man. [ lighter clicks ] i don't smoke. this is disgusting [ laughter and applause people do that [ laughter ] this has been, "seth needs a smoke break. [ bells chiming [ laughter and applause you can always count on trump to have both the worst and most insane take on any topic i'd be terrified to hear what he thought of the oscars. "if anything, i think we could have used one or maybe two more slaps. [ laughter ] and you

anne, your piece tied my brain in a knot and i actually thought of something chris wallace said in thishe weekend in advance of his sort of new role at cnn. and he talks about some of what you get at. it's not opinions and differences in ideologies and differences between how we should deal with our problems that ran him out of fox. it was this absence of truth. and i wonder if you could speak specifically to the dangers to a democracy of a truth and fact-free zone. >> well, russia is a truth and fact-free zone, and it's not an -- it's not accidental. the putin regime has been trying to create cynicism and apathy among its citizens for a decade by feeding people with, you know, kind of firehood of falsehoods, endless lies, one after the next, that nobody -- people stop taking them seriously. people don't know what to believe, and they start to believe that nothing is true at all, and you can never know anything. that's the road to noncitizenship. if you don't believe anything, nothing's true, everyone's lying, then why should you participate in politics? why should you really do anythin

>> it has an echo to donald trump telling the proud boys to stand by when he was requested by chris wallace in the general election debate. we had an aimed debate, it didn't matter, what the plowed boys heard and memorial eased in tee shirts and baseball caps and encrypted chats and no so encrypted chats was a call to arms. that's precisely, the difference here is that this tweet president eseeded the deadly insurrection. tell me the significance of luke's reporting. >> it's very significant. i think what should be added to that is the pattern that donald trump had to have seen and known about of when he would make a similar, programs not as explicit call to arms. but he would say, go, i think right after the election, he told people in arizona to go protest at the voting booths or the locations and he had supporters who went and did that. on december 12th, a week before this tweet, there was the huge or sizable maga march in d.c. by this point he had to have known and he certainly did know that when he made statements like this, there were enough supporters of his who have shown in the pas

. >> caller: i am a democrat, but joe manchin -- he was on the old chris wallace show. >> okay, jenniferrting from her twitter feed, u.s. announcement forth coming that the u.s. is going to ban imports on russian oil according to sources. a white house announcement is expected as soon as today. so look and stay close to c-span for more on that. republican line, daniel, stanford texas, go ahead. >> okay, let's talk about the gas prices. for four years, we had gas prices under $2 a gallon. for the past year and a half it's been steadily climbing up. it's up to five, $6 a gallon. okay. i live on social security. okay i pay my bills, lucky if i got 40 or $50 left, but it's $100 to fill up my truck, i won't have nothing left. >> that's daniel in texas, new york times, part of the reporting on the gas aspect what's been going on the last couple days, even before russia invaded ukraine, rapidly rising gas prices contributing to the largest inflation in 40 years, including not just gasoline but home heating and electricity as well, contributed to total increase of consumer price index over 12 mo

like i said, joe manchin was on the old chris wallace show, i forget the name.t wanted to clarify in light of the statements you made. jennifer jacobs reporting on her twitter feed that the u.s. has an announcement, that they will be in on russian oil, according to sources. a white house announcement is expected as soon as today. so stay close to c-span for more on that. on the republican like my daniel from stanford, texas. -- line, daniel from stanford, texas. caller: for four years we had gas prices under $2 a gallon. the past year and a half it has been climbing up, now up to $4 a gallon. i live on social security. after a few my bills, i am lucky if i have $40 left. if it takes $100 to fill up my truck, i will have nothing left. host: the new york times, part of the reporting on the gas aspect of what has been happening, saying even before russia invaded ukraine energy prices were contributing to the fastest inflation in 40 years. energy prices, including home electricity, accounted for more than a six of the total increase in the consumer price index. the

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i'm chris jansing in for nicolle wallace.oments president biden will be landing in brussels for an emergency nato summit and greeted by belgium's prime minister as attacks wipe out ukraine. here at home supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson still in the midst of another long day of questioning that at times so contentious senator

i'm chris jansing in for nicolle wallace.lies against vladimir putin and the invasion of ukraine. at a press conference hours ago the president slammed vladimir putin calling him a brute and he announced new steps including sanctions that target more than 400 russian individuals and businesses and plans to take in up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees. but looming over everything mounting concerns that russia will resort to chemical or biological weapons in ukraine. >> do you have specific intelligence that vladimir putin is moving the weapons into use and would the u.s. or

i'm rachel maddow here in new york with chris hayes and joy reid and nicole wallace, all part of msnbc'sage of the state of the union tonight. we just heard from white house chief of staff ron klain that president biden's speech tonight will focus significantly on russia's invasion of ukraine. and the president will announce some new measures to counter what russia is doing. today, russian forces stepped up their attacks on ukrainian city centers. this is terrifying footage from the city of kharkiv. is the second largest city in ukraine. and the capital city of kyiv, we have sites targeted by russian forces, plus a major holocaust memorial. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy remains in the capital city of kyiv. he spoke with western media outlets today, insisting that his country will fight until the end. but that they cannot be left alone to fight on their own. >> i talked to president biden many times. i'm very grateful to him for all the opportunities and the support, but they did not hear me. ukraine will fight. we'll fight more than anyone else, but we, just by ourselves, left

i'm chris jansing in for nicolle wallace.just a few moments president biden will be landing in brussels for an emergency nato summit and greeted by belgium's prime minister as attacks wipe out ukraine. here at home supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson still in the midst of another long day of questioning that at times so contentious senator leahy called it a sad day for thest senate after jackson's repeatedly interrupted by lindsey graham. other subjects of abortion to immigration to voting rights. and tributes are pouring in for madeline albright who passed away at age 84 from cancer. we begin with developments in the war in ukraine and efforts by the united states to put an end to that war. which is now entering its second month. on the agenda for president biden at the nato summit set to begin tomorrow keeping the west united in a pressure campaign against russia and reassuring allies that the u.s. will support them. to that end the administration is reportedly set to unveil a new round of sanctions targeting russia

chris jansing. in nor nicolle wallace. president biden putting a spotlight on the humanitarian catastrophe caused by the war in ukraine with a visit to poland. he visit add polish town meeting with u.s. service members stationed there. he also got a briefing on humanitarian efforts. poland accepted nearly 2 million of more than 3.6 million people who have fled ukraine. president biden will meet with some of those refugees tomorrow and deliver an address on the war in ukraine which is become the biggest foreign policy crisis of his presidency and potentially a defining moment for the united states and allies. the president talked about the stakes during his visit today. here's a bit of what he told them. >> what you're engaged in much more than alleviating the pain and suffering of people of ukraine. we are in a new phrase. your generation. this is an infliction point. every four or five generations comes a fundamental change. won't be the same in terms of organizational structure and the question is who's going to prevail?

i'm chris jansing in for nicolle wallace. it is an intense and urgent day of diplomacy for president biden with three summits to rally western allies against vladimir putin and the invasion of ukraine. at a press conference hours ago the president slammed vladimir putin calling him a brute and he announced new steps including sanctions that target more than 400 russian individuals and businesses and plans to take in up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees. but looming over everything mounting concerns that russia will resort to chemical or biological weapons in ukraine. >> do you have specific intelligence that vladimir putin is moving the weapons into use and would the u.s. or nato respond with military action if he did use chemical weapons? >> i won't give you intelligence data, number one. number two, we would respond, if he uses it and the nature depends on the nature of the use. >> the president's remarks after president zelenskyy made an urgent plea to nato leaders and stopped short of calling for a no-fly zone but warned that

wallace with your computer or live. what you thought. if you put them away, it was a shame. religious it was, the north school will settle for my book known to me, chris perceived that the book that ya joined ukraine's army back in 2016 to make ends meet. they paid well. now she says she feels betrayed. dominique, spa solve my, you chest, me as possible. it's pretty darn till 4. i'm kind of a little more grown. you so graham asked, was presently tim closer to that older and would kill me, slush it earlier and you would get your, what they mean in you you duty to. second, i need to see business williams, senior that jani is not the 1st member of you, phrase military to address her for her uniform colleagues with such calls as days turned to weeks, there heard more frequently. but as the war in this conflict, weary region rages on, it seems such voices are not always heard. murray, phenomena are tea from the logan's republic. and on this 12th day of the conflict in ukraine, a 3rd round of peace talks between the warring science is due to be held later monday. although the signs are not all that promising, both sides claim to half core principles they wo