collins: that's been taught. we are still trying to figure out where to put our head down at night. >> where you sleeping? rep. collins: i'm staying at a hotel until we can figure out where we need to be. a lot of it depends on whether or not you have a vehicle. i love to walk. i exercise and love to be in the gym three days a week. i've been doing that for 16 years of. -- 16 years. it's bouncing that out and getting a schedule. balancing that out, getting to a routine and to schedule this is aubrey no. we will get that schedule -- this is all brand-new. we will get that schedule down. >> are you surprised by the schedule here? rep. collins: a little bit. >> how would you describe it? rep. collins: it's like the trains coming by and you jump on. sometimes we would stop and start back up when there's a speaker. but the wheels are still going. you have to have a team around you to be able to help you, and make sure you stay with your core principles and what you believe in >> this afternoon, former january 6 invest

senator collins: thank you. senator tester: thank you, senator collins. next, we have the chair of the full appropriations committee, senator murray. senator murray: well, thank you very much, senator tester, for holding this briefing. i just want to say that the appropriations committee is really lucky to have you at the helm here on the defense subcommittee, and i look forward to working with you and senator collins in this congress. i want to start off by echoing what senator tester said earlier. and i will tell you as chair of the appropriations committee, i appreciate all of you coming before us today. but on issues such as this, especially for senators whose states were affected, i expect this administration to be timely and straightforward with information. and more broadly, as chair along with vice chair collins i further expect a very robust dialogue with the administration, including the pentagon and the joint chiefs, and through that dialogue, it is my priority to have information shared in a timely fashion to make sure that all the members of

collins: that's for sure.e have a small local beach, and , you know, at the barbecue grills that was definitely one of the conversations. >> what were they like? rep. collins: everything from a locally to national news, i mean who would have ever thought in 1980 that a young guy would have followed in the same footsteps, in 1980 know what he thought that a young italian american from highland park could be a member of the united states cents. -- senate. i don't think anyone thought that. he is just one of those people that you know, we don't agree on everything that is for sure. but he is one of those guys that never forgot where he came from. it is something that is so important to me. as much as i love being here, i look forward to getting on that plane and heading home so i can be in the communities that i represent. and, you know, back in the mid-80's, he was given the name or the nickname of senator pothole, because he focused on everything, not just stuff on the hill, but stuff that was close to home. i

collins: very much so. you get into the point and stashed many of us said this last year, democrats want to go down this line this is going to happen. i related back to playing blitz ball when i was younger. if a pitcher hits a batter, get ready. you don't want to be next in the next inning because someone will get hit. this is where we have divulged to. >> harris: tammy, is this good for the system? >> tammy: absolutely. part of what happens in congres signals to the american people what is acceptable, and stashed represents the country. her rhetoric and attitude towards the jewish people in particular has been obscene and unacceptable, something we have seen evolve in the country by a very few vocal field with a jew hatred and tax on jews. this is a statement, what americans are looking for. she is still in congress, was voted in, going to have an influence, but it's interesting on how that particular -- was for her, and that kind of control to look seriously at why this was so important. now that the bod

collins was studying international law at heart. you national university ukraine in simba county, if anyone my, my hope was going to going to restart not to continue anything just to restart a fresh new life for me. oh, oh, it's was in the morning. and then my roommate talk to me and just like, did you hear like hear what you like those plumbing and they are like stop joking because the night before will joking about was the last one games. funny. until it was not funny. we'll like trying to come now about it until we had 71 and then with a week nobody could see like, it was a joke anymore. and then it would sort of panicking big time. i called my guardian of some sort. and who is like, nothing is going to happen. it's just, there's just some bloss go outs, get some food stuck of your free to stay indoors. and then i went out and i saw everybody on the street piloting. everybody was literally trying to like go to all the stores to buckled for the could. people were like in frank withdraw money to will back in your bags, putting them

hi, my name is collins, i'm 21 and i'm from nigeria. i was going in and leaving group in vegas to high school and i moved by don't in one area. i mean that's like really hard to schools to get in the university of if i don't to study law actually will lead. they're kind of like not enough for me. so i had to like try and look for something outside the country. else when i got my way to get the ukraine collins for studying international law at hard keep national university in ukraine in simba county, if anyone, my, my hope was going to going to restart not to continue anything just to restart a fresh new life for me oh oh oh it's was in the morning when i still sleeping and then my roommate talk to me and it's like, did you hear like hear what he like those bombing and they all like stop joking because the night before will joking about he was laughing games funny until it was funny. we'll like trying to come now about it until we had 2nd one. and then with a week, nobody could see like, it was a joke anymore. and then it would sort of p

hi, my name is collins. i'm 21 and i'm from nigeria appointed legal group in vegas till high school. and i moved to you by don't in one area. i mean that's like really hard school to get in. the university of buttons to study law actually will lead. they're kind of like, not enough for me. so i had to like try and look for something outside the country else when i got my way to get the ukraine. collins, the studying international law at hard keep national university in ukraine. in simba, anything the one my, my hope was going to you're going to restart not to continue anything just to restart a fresh new life for me. oh, oh. and then my roommate tops me and just like, did you hear like hear what he like those bonding and they all like stop joking. post the night before will joking about was the last for games. funny until it was not funny. will like trying to come now about it until we had 71 and then with a week so nobody could see like, it was a joke anymore. and then it would sort of panicking big time. i

collins school was also bumped with a group of other foreign students, collins decided to leave you clean. they had to force their way onto the train after authority stopped them. ah, collins arrived in berlin a month later with just a few belongings. he has been staying with volunteer host until he finds a permanent place. i i mean i lost everything, right. i lay things in a green. i didn't stay that long, but i had kind of her life that was like aspiring to build i had life. i was already building on, and then the war comes and then everything is broken down. i left the interior right to restart, and then it's kind of not fair when you restart, turns to an end. and then you have to me restart again from the beginning and the same when you start. and again, you're starting actually like with nothing but basically nothing against a journey with basically nothing has had a backpack, shirt, trousers, shoes, collins hopes to get into a university in germany. but for now, he is learning german and working at a retail store. i used to really loud sounds. we didn't sound they me shoot me before

commissioner collins. you look good as well and hope you get a speedy recovery and glad you are not [inaudible]. at all. i got 3 areas i will comment on and ask a question. i will make a comment health, safety and wellness employment to make an upon comment on the assignment office sxf support services. in terms of health, safety and wellness. i was a guest today many times we get ini havetations from groups to join their activities or events, i was a guest approximate employees arab yen firefighters with the first journey meeting of the year and introducing their new president and board stan lee. with the board and part of that meeting today there was a presentation by matt al ba. and also he was with last name hither. >> and commissioners i wanted to let you know i was bench and lynching i was impress with the presentation of health, safety, wellness. but in terms of the peer group. in the stage of time we are health and wellness. and again to you chief of department i think it would be a benefit for the

that is my thought on it. >> commissioner collins. we don't need a motion the minutes could reflect that the commission agrees with the direction that ask is taken and looks for the to the meeting at which i motion will be taken. >> okay. thank you very much. commissioners. chief of the department. we are looking at a concurring agreement in terms of -- for clarity in terms of myself. page 10 and 11 it says the department proposal. and the language in terms of this unable to make target reductions and in dialogue with the major's office and you will bring back information to us and may be we have to go through a formal adoption of the budget before we move forward. >> i don't know if you need to do a formal -- i think in the past the opportunity because after february we don't have access to adjust anything. in the system. if there was something the commission felt needed to be included or a disagreement as commissioner seventy-nine feinstein mentioned sounds lo like everyone upon is in alignment >> thank you for spend thanksgiving ti

nels collins. miss collins is not guilty. mr. conrad. not guilty. mr. conrad not guilty. mr. coverdell. mr. coverdale guilty. mr. craig craig. mr. craig guilty. mr. crapo. mr. crapo guilty. mr. dashiell. mr. dashiell not guilty. mr. dewine. mr. dewine. guilty. mr. dodd. mr.. dodd not guilty. mr. domenici. mr. domenici. guilty. mr. dorgan. okay. mr. dorgan not guilty. mr. durbin. mr. durbin not guilty. mr.. edwards thank you. mr.. edwards. not guilty. mr. enzi. guilty. mr.. enzi. guilty. mr. feingold feingold. mr. feingold. not. mrs. feinstein. mrs. feinstein. not guilty. mr. fitzgerald. no. mr.. guilty. mr. frist. mr. frist. guilty. mr. gordon. mr.. not guilty. mr. graham of florida. mr. graham. of not guilty. mr. graham, texas. mr. graham of texas. guilty. mr. graham's of minnesota. mr. graham of minnesota. guilty. mr. grassley. mr. grassley. guilty. mr. gregg. mr. gregg. guilty. mr. hagel. mr. hagel. guilty. mr. harkin. mr.. not guilty. mr. hatch. mr. hatch. guilty. mr. helms. mr. helms. guilty. mr. hollings. mr. hollings. not guilty. mr. hutchinson of arkansas. mr. hutchin

commissioner collins? >> so, regarding cap street and you say you'll have to improvise in the meantime, how long do you -- you seem to indicate it might move forward as you would want it to move forward, how long do you think that will take? >> so, i don't know that it will move forward exactly the way we want it to move forward. if we had anything to say about it, there would be no barricades and there would be a different kind of presence there on the street to deal with some of the criminal activity. but in discussions, yesterday, we had a meeting to talk about an alternative solution and we're supposed to follow up with the mta or mta supposed to follow up with us by the end of the week. they were talking about a six-week turn around but we're changing to change that. i understand the needs of the people living on cap street and having challenging that have become and and i told them i wouldn't be a good fire chief if i didn't express all of our concerns with barricading the street and all of the chall

so, our kaitlan collins is actually reporting the details of this subpoena.ted to january 6th, specifically it asks about the interactions between mike pence and donald trump in the lead-up to january 6th. and our previous reporting that our team has done talked about the fact that in mike pence's memoir, which was released in november, he actually did detail some of his own interactions with the former president, trump, and that may lead to an opening where the former vice president might be able to give the department of justice some details that they're asking for. in particular, with this memoir, mike pence had said that donald trump had warned him that he would really draw the ire of hundreds of thousands of people if he didn't move to overturn the election, which obviously he did not ultimately do. and then mike pence also talked in his memoir about his reaction to that tweet that donald trump said, saying that he didn't have the courage to overturn the election. so, mike pence sort of gave his reaction in a sense, saying that he had more to worry about

eric collins, dr. collins, thank you very much for being here.nyl as overdose. i see fentanyl as poisoning people. so these people were not saying oh, i want to go much -- most of them not that they want today take fentanyl, they were ingesting something else and it also laced with fentanyl. >> thank you, nice to be here. you're absolutely right. many of the deaths especially in adolescence and young adults are due to poisoning. what the dea has to make that six out of ten pills out there that look like something else, people can now make pills that look like prescription products, kids, often young people are buying things that they think are other medicines like xanax or aterol and yet those are poison d and laced with fentanyl. i think the people that are allowing this to continue with a lax policy at our wide open southern border can easy say oh, this is drugs. people are taking drugs and they are overdosing, no, no, no. this is poisoning from a drug that is made in mexico from china, the underlying components of fentanyl are made in china. t

along with joe tate, today i also honor congresswoman barbara rose collins, the first black woman elected to congress from michigan who worked tirelessly to break down barriers. i proudly served with mr. tate in the michigan house and look forward to working with him for a better michigan. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. tonight president biden will give his address on the state of our union. his version of the facts will sound wonderful. but stand in stark contrast to the true state of the union for many americans today. unmentioned in his speech will be a fact over a third of american households have forgone basic expenses to afford their energy bill. the highest energy costs in 15 years. president biden will say the state of our union is strong. but the american people know better. that's why republicans in the house are followin

that's the time we're in where facts are sort of flexible and -- >> that's why we have kaitlan collins on the hill. fact checking in reel time. >> citing incredible sources, citing the "new york post" as a credible source and saying that facts are -- it's -- i can't believe that we're here. >> kaitlyn a great interview. all right. moving on. anyway -- now moving on. listen, that's a big issue when it comes -- hold on with the music. that's a big issue with the american people. the american people have to suffer through this stuff from election deniers to people that don't believe in facts, we don't have a shared reality and now it's taken center stage to people like major taylor green. >> this is thanksgiving at the alcoholic passive aggressive family house. the american people sheiks don lemon. it's not about the american people. it's definitely not about facts. facts? no. it's about how don lemon feels about himself. cnn president chris licth ought to sit down with this guy and let him know because somebody else is pretty doesn't mean that you're ugly. it's okay, down. you're beautif

efeso collins joining us from new zealand.e streets to protest against plans to raise the retirement age. transport and other public service workers have been on strike with many schools, post offices and local government buildings closed. the french government insists that changes are needed to look after an ageing population. from paris, our europe correspondent nick beake sent this report. frustration flooded many streets across france. growing opposition to the prospect of being made to work longer before retiring. this engineer and this urban planners say these pension plans have infuriated them. i was very moderate until today, now, this is outrageous. they are taking us for fools. i'm really angry. it's enough. will you keep protesting week after week if you have to? until they removed this, i will be in the streets. the french government says people should work on they're 64, up from the current minimum of 62. the reason, to keep the countries pension system going when people are living longer. pension reform was at th

here from representative anthony esposito, eric sorensen, max miller, kevin nolan, jill and mike collins. watch new members of the 118th congress at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span or online at c-span.org. >> speaking at the state department ambassador for global criminal justice talked about the u.s. decision to accuse russia of were crimes in ukraine. she took questions from reporters on next steps the u.s. might take with international organizations and allies. >> good afternoon, everyone. we are very lucky to have with us today a special guest. we have our ambassador at large, ambassador beth vance god, she will spend a few minutes today about the determination that the vice president released in the last week, regarding our determination that russia's forces and other individuals created crimes against committee in ukraine. we have opening remarks and then she will take your questions. without further ado, ambassador. >> as you heard vice president harris announce at the conference, antony blinken's determination that russian forces and officials have committed crimes against humanity. thi

susan collins isn't happy. joan collins. call it dame joan collins.e joan collins. let's call it dame joan collins nearly knocked collins. she was nearly knocked by a cyclist when she got out of black cab. she's going to meet friends for dinner, including christopher biggins, mamma mia creatorjudy kramer christopher biggins, mamma mia creator judy kramer and christopher biggins, mamma mia creatorjudy kramer and her creator judy kramer and her husband , percy. i mean, that's husband, percy. i mean, that's the campus dinner. husband, percy. i mean, that's the campus dinner . and you have the campus dinner. and you have quentin crisp along for the ride , the bicycle. but yes, he she always got knocked over . so always got knocked over. so she's she's called on the mayor london sadiq khan to tackle unruly not not all bicycle it's just just the ones that hate her i think. i just just the ones that hate her ithink. i mean, bikes. i didn't i think. i mean, bikes. i didn't realise this, but if you if you know someone over and kill them while you're riding a t

to attack sciences the disagree with you see the e-mail you referring to was an e-mail of doctor collinsnd if you look at the e-mail that you responded to a varied up and said that i can do it i can do it and we have something. >> no no no. liz: meaning that we can take them down, again sanford harvard doctors impoverishment when you heard the exchange what was your reaction c1 is talking and think on for doctor rand paul, who putting this out during this committee hearing it with you senator speaking of about those issues always a last week and i was censoring their own data regarding covid-19 and is wrongdoings people are to be held accountable. liz: we hope you feel better think you for joining us is good to see you again. and the stories coming out from the president immune code of conduct, for supreme court justices when they will not pass their own man a stock trading in congress and defector communist north korea slams u.s. four brainwashing america's youth and also keep an eye and wallet from the white house and seo lori thank you, may want your retirement money retirement saving

collins and dr. fauci actively promoted gain of function research in a "washington post" op-ed before the covid pandemic, in university lectures and i don't think they're bad people. i think it was just the fact that they come from a different era. they come from a time period when viruses took months or years to study, to identify the genetic sequence, gene sequencing took forever in the past. as a matter of fact that was dr. colins' entire career research was sequencing the human genome. it took nearly a decade. the idea in the past among these dinosaur scientists you have to create the new potential dangerous strain in order to study it. newer scientists, younger scientists say look, you can sequence any virus in 20 minutes with modern day sequencing technology. don't try to create a virus in a lab to predict what will be the next epidemic. simply wait for it to occur, then sequence. that natural bias they had resulted them violating the rules about moratorium on gain of function research, develop

susan collins isn't happy. joan collins. it dame joan collins. let's call it dame joan collins.e joan collins was knocked collins. she was nearly knocked by a cyclist when she got out of black cab. she's going to meet friends for dinner, including christopher biggins, mamma mia creatorjudy kramer christopher biggins, mamma mia creator judy kramer and christopher biggins, mamma mia creatorjudy kramer and her creator judy kramer and her husband , percy. i mean, that's husband, percy. i mean, that's the campus dinner. husband, percy. i mean, that's the campus dinner . and you have the campus dinner. and you have quentin crisp along for the ride , the bicycle. but yes, he she always got knocked over . so always got knocked over. so she's she's called on the mayor london sadiq khan to tackle unruly not not all bicycle it's just just the ones that hate her i think. i just just the ones that hate her ithink. i mean, bikes. i didn't i think. i mean, bikes. i didn't realise this, but if you if you know someone over and kill them while you're riding a the maximum sentence is two years wha

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drew: billy collins will get a big paycheck. so collins is daughter. do not know who collins is. drew: emily in paris. the more you know. it is a little tidbit. here is the export-oriented camera, looking lovely this morning, but it is chilly. waves 14 toig now.fect untilmorr high risk of recurrence and sleep away spirit temperatures right now in the 30's and 40's. these layers this morning, you will likely keep them on through much of the day. tracking a cold front on the dock to seven. with owners of moisture commitments to hear later today, supplying us with the chance of an isolated shower. here is 11:30 with that new north bay. and that chance is over with. behind that, we bring in colder air tonight. it is a chilly valentine's day with temperatures well below average, only in the 50's this afternoon. tonight, 20's and 3 clear skies. freeze warnings and frost advisories will be in effect overnight. you -- keep your pets more in, protect your plans and pipes. an eye to the charter midday, otherwise some wednesday and thursday. another chance of an

rob collins , senior morning dr.ollins, senior lecturer in archaeology at university, will be on top of that one. i didn't write this and got £2,000, but legendary sex and relationship advice . sex and relationship advice. it's who don't go anyway it's going to get a bit weird minute now . welcome now some stories come along that just make your eyes water this is one of those imagine being archaeologists at hadrian's will dig in the earth with trial to happen upon a few or arrowheads and all of a sudden out pops a giant ancient sex toy , the oldest wooden one sex toy, the oldest wooden one ever found, in fact. and dr. rob collins, senior lecturer in archaeology at the newcastle at newcastle university, dr. pam spurr, sex and relationship expert, are here to tell all about it . rob, good evening expert, are here to tell all about it. rob, good evening . i about it. rob, good evening. i believe you. you are the gentleman came across this item . i right. gentleman came across this item . i right . well, it was found 30

rob collins , senior morning dr.ob collins, senior lecturer in archaeology at university, will be on top of that one. i didn't write this and got £2,000, but legendary sex and relationship advice . sex and relationship advice. it's who don't go anyway it's going to get a bit weird minute now . welcome now some stories come along that just make your eyes water this is one of those imagine being archaeologists at hadrian's will dig in the earth with trial to happen upon a few or arrowheads and all of a sudden out pops a giant ancient sex toy , the oldest wooden one sex toy, the oldest wooden one ever found, in fact. and dr. rob collins, senior lecturer in archaeology at the newcastle at newcastle university, dr. pam spurr, sex and relationship expert, are here to tell all about it . rob, good evening expert, are here to tell all about it. rob, good evening . i about it. rob, good evening. i believe you. you are the gentleman came across this item . i right. gentleman came across this item . i right . well, it was found

efeso collins.r's eurovision song contest has taken place in the english city of liverpool. ukraine won the competition last year but can't host the event because of the ongoing war. instead, the uk will stage the event on ukraine's behalf in may. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito has this report — and a warning: it does contain some flashing images. live from liverpool, it's the handover ceremony... welcome to the official launch of liverpool's eurovision moment. with a ceremonial handshake from last year's host, turin. it's going to be quite some party. cheering and applause. there are around 10,000 hotel rooms here in liverpool, but if you want one on the eurovision weekend, well, good luck. and some of the prices to rent a flat over that main weekend? you really have to love eurovision. but while some are hoping for a very lucrative weekend, the city itself is in the midst of a £73 million round of cuts. but nevertheless, it and the city region are still spending £4 million on the contest. is

. >> mike collins represents georgia's 10th district and is among the 80 new house members in the hundred 18th congress. he's familiar with his new post, his father served six terms representing georgia's third district. he told c-span about his conservative political views and what it was like being from a family of politicians. >> you can go all the way back to my grandmother on my dad side. she was the first capital woman and flo village, georgia where my dad grew up. that is where he got the bug to be involved. he went on and i was very young in the 70's and was in the county commission. he served in the state senate as a republican and a minority there. -- he came to the house of representatives in 1993. >> what do remember him serving here? would it seem like to you? >> as a kid it was normal. from the time i was out of diapers. i know my dad would change diapers. when he went to congress. see him and my mother for 12 your spirit he came up here three times in 12 years. during those early years there was nothing for me -- in the dump trucks or even in the county down. it was just pa

we will start with kaitlan collins. so, how does the white house feel of president biden's speech went over, particularly given vladimir putin -- >> anderson, they seem to think that he set out what he came here to do, which is one warned that democracy is at stake at a global scale. and to, to reiterate u.s. support for ukraine, therefore turning them into nato support, saying that it is unwavering, that it's not going to go away, that it will be here for the quote that he's been using, as long as it takes. but also, he used this speech to push back on putin pretty forcefully. especially, you know, just hours after we had heard from the russian leader, blaming the west with a conflict that's happening in ukraine, saying, that's why that's happening. president biden saying that that's obviously not the case, it's patently not true. and that if putin decided tomorrow to end the war, he could. but saying, obviously, that's not what's happening here. and it really seemed, you know, in these two speeches, vastly different w

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collins you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. acting associate boulter, the failure of the system on januar. while we still don't have all the answers about what happened, there's reports about a single employee at the faa causing a massive disruption and disaster. it's very alarming. i'm a small businessman. when i identify a problem, i want to know what the problem is. i want to know what the solution is and i want to know how to not have it happen again. with that being said, i want to figure out how to understand, because i'm new here. and i guess my first question is it is noticed two air missions, correct? is that what it's always been called? >> it used to be notice to airmen. >> was it changed for safety reasons? >> did you know how much it costs to change it? better yet, can you tell me how much time the staff spent writing and implementing this 176 page rule instead of working on it or protocol improvements in the national airspace system? >> that wasn't under my purview. i don't know how much time or effort we spent on

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collins: there are some of the elevator rides as we all know. but it is also, when you get into a elevator, what is the reagan stopped they asked, about 3:00 p.m., another hour. >> you still look at the weather, you still check into it. rep. sorensen: i have more apps on my phone, there will always be an accurate forecast. when there is a collapse of the middle east or somewhere far off , i would have to do a little bit more work. >> have you been able to bond with other members of congress, get to know new people and make some friends? rep. sorensen: what are the greatest things for me that people may not know, is that especially in the orientation. , it is after the election and before swearingen, we were all together. as freshman. and he was talking with people on the other side of the aisle. we did not have any skin in the game yet. and to be able to talk with moderate republicans, i was the guy who is talking climate to farmers. and they understand what is going on. and we need to work together because it is not just the farmers in my distr

all except collins are considered hawkish.the new president of the chicago fed, austin goolsb y, patrick harker, minneapolis president and all are considered dovish or somewhat centrist. there is little difference between the views. 17 of the 19 members saw the fed's target rate reaching over 5% by the end of this year. and nine c rate cuts in 2023. the voters change, but the policy remains the same. francine: that was michael mckee on who's in and he was out of the fomc. we have a great decision day guide on our website. we will push that out on our social media channels. the federal reserve likely pushing back against any suggestion it will halt interest rate increases. that is the view of jeffrey gundlach. we had a lot of time with him yesterday, interesting to see how he sees traders positioning in terms of dollar until the end of the year. the other big story is the budget in india. prime minister narendra modi has been commenting on the full year 2024 budget. this is what stocks are doing overall. indian stocks rallied,

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were you surprised, my colleague kaitlan collins interviewed lloyd austin, he believes there will be a negotiated end to this war do you agree with that assessment? >> i do not agree. putin cannot negotiate. for him it's a sign of weakness. after fighting with putin myself for 13 years, he never compromised or negotiates in any shape or form. and some ukrainians have been raped and tortured and killed. and they were not negotiating. >> raises a good point. if the ukrainians want to negotiate after everything. how do you trust the russians? >> they want the russians obviously gone. no negotiating just get out of our country. >> great interview. also next, what is happening in south carolina in a courtroom. tears and admissions and a forceful denial from alex murdaugh on the stand in his double murder trial. he is set to go back on the stand just hours from now. laura cotes will talk about that next. (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. don't just cnect your b