nick conley is in t a. i asked him if these threats from both sides to attack ships means that the black sea is turning into another battle ground in this war. i think it certainly is, has to be said that he has. what do you see it's fast share of mid attraction? remember, the flagship of the russian, lexi fleets must go out, was sunk by the craniums last year. we've single those repeated ukrainian attempts to destroy the crime in bridge. but now this, these threats against commercial shipping really imposes totally different economic price. and i think the interesting thing and all of this is how surprised the russian side was the ukraine just basically followed the russian threat with its own. when you're looking at the kind of russian state media, they just really didn't know how to report a list. there was some kind of sense of incredulity that ukraine was gonna up down to the same way that russia had. and i think were you creating perspective, what's kind of useful about this is here, we have to do any

but that may be by design as the w as nit conley reports on the high interest cover drove bruce, they can use unit on just threatening from the, the, so close to the russians. they can see them without so much as a pair of binoculars they brigade helped to drive the russians out of key if this thought to the that was a rapid and clear success. but this is different. they've been here for months. so once you've c isn't the counter offensive yet, you'll know when you see it. for now, we're just testing them to look into that weak spots. next it as a full scale offensive when they, when was the still ahead of us all, it's a shift and also when it was before the performance, the slow progress we're sick tells me is intentional. the russians had months to dig ditches, lay mine's ukraine. he says he isn't willing to risk the kind of casualties his men inflicted on rushes, backing up most and research on that in front of the stumble effect because they just tried to overwhelms with all day them. it was just like world war 2. they would just keep coming to know, we would say, well another 2 w

the s t w is nit. conley and t of n s. s. and what's the landscape was referring to a terry, this is about the fact that we believe it seems like financial aid is still arguing about how to formulate an invitation for ukraine to join rather than actual membership as such. and so that's just an error, a lot going on right now. there. isn't there a lot across the whole on the country from present? i think the real frustration of fear here in ukraine is that right now was this me, so the danger is so present for your brain while people civilians are dying every day here in this country that the people who oppose ukraine's mean they to membership all kind of dressing up their resistance to ukraine. membership through concerns about corruption or governance and trying to basically take this down to can to a time when, if the minute treat x and on about field is frozen or someone how contains they can then basically to of this idea in the future, there is a real world here and you can, this is not about reforms about governance. so

earlier i spoke to our correspondent conley in t. v. i asked him about the latest russian air strike on ukraine. so this was in the town of what each of which is pretty close. the front lines just south of the regional capital is up. what is it? it's a matter of it doesn't know. so it comes as to the front positions of the credit, the only way a lot of that kind of most intense fighting is going on right now. the scenario that often comes on the fire, we believe from the emergency services on the ground that that figure in terms of food f might still arise. more people still believe to be under the rubble. and these guided emblems, really all a real issue in this part of the country, especially because they allow russian 5 jets to stay further away from the danger of ukraine's anti aircraft systems and send these very lethal weapons in which all basic in old school gravity boom with the kids attached with basically wings attach that allows it to live over quite some distance. and these are just much heavier weapons, much heavier will he

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mean, obviously the i'm have deny, they say there, but i'm institution of off from dominique straus. conley for managing director of the i m f f. i'm guilty of rape. and of course, christine la godfrey, i'm guilty of a negligent incentives to a year in prison. she didn't serve it apart from that, the, i'm as a, what you're saying is completely wrong. they try and help the world. what pressure is exerted on these african leaders have to pay. i think i've can use to get here somewhere. you know, i mean the, they're free, the democracies, what are these african countries got to worry about? if they say, look, we gotta be spending huge motions of all federal budget on debt servicing. most of the leaders started to come for a live there on the government's some of which i'm proud to governments. we have corruption is rump and wish to just trump. and whereas they themselves are not beyond reproach. i have to pass it on their bodies. definitely very easy to intimidate them by telling them if you don't have the table isn't it? don't be a, be a blank look. suppose you. and that is why you find indiv

. >> senator conley from virginia. >> thank you. thank you both for being here today. my friend from south carolina set he was going to simplify this for the american people. i think he succeeded. so simple as to be unrecognizable, and if you are going to talk about ukraine and burisma, let's remember that it is not -- donald j. trump was impeached over a phone call to the president of ukraine. wanting to get dirt on this very subject. on this very individual with this very company. and it was withheld military equipment desperately needed as we now know, including missiles, which are very useful in antitank warfare. he was impeached, quite correctly, but my friends on the other side of the aisle all voted against that. they had no problem with that kind of interference that directly affected national security. mr. shapley and mr. ziegler, you both testified about the fact that you've been subject to criticism, ridicule, public disclosure, perhaps menacing comments, because you come forward. is that correct? >> menacing comments? yes, sir. >> and you too, mr. ziegler.

or for history buffs, john conley 90 80 who spent upwards of $11 million, 40 million in today's taller in a single delegate. it's a lot of shade for desantis who is still number two in all of the polls, with all kinds of money. but, the political piece says donors, quote, faith in the florida governor has been shaken by early campaign missteps in his hard-line positions on abortion, trans gendered rights, and other culture war issues. so that might be the white, but how about the what next? well cnn has confirmed that donors, including one time desantis backers, our meeting with south carolina senators tim scott. both desantis and tim scott will be at the family leadership summit tomorrow in iowa. yes, tomorrow's news tonight. and that could be awkward. why? because nbc reports that there is a new desantis campaign memo that mentions scott, it reads, quote, while tim scott has earned a serious look at this stage, his bio is lacking -- that our electorate is looking for in the next president. we expect tim scott to receive appropriate scrutiny in the weeks ahead. if you follow the bounc

conley? >> no to the -- >> note to hate speech. >> a quick report. >> there are 10 aye's and eight no's. >> thank you for inviting me. my name is emma joe morris. politics editor at breitbart. i'm here today because i published new story three years ago in october of 2020 about hunter biden's now infamous laptop also known as the laptop from hell. which is seen as some of the most scandalous reporting of the last decade. what was more scandalous than the reporting itself is the fact that it exposed the unholy alliance between the intelligence community, social media platforms and legacy media outlets. at the time i was the deputy politics editor of the new york post and i reported showed that despite joe biden's repeated adverse denial, he was apparently involved in the foreign business deals of his family. just weeks before americans would vote for the next president, i revealed verified, then to emails from the biden hard drive showing ukrainian business partners receiving leaks from the ob

conley froms virginia. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you both for being here today.iend from south carolina said he was going to simplify for the american people. i think that he succeeded. over eight phone call to the president of ukraine wanting to get dirt on this very subject, on this very individual with of this very company. and with withheld military equipment desperately needed as we now know including the javelin missiles, which are very useful in the anti-attack warfare to get it, for which he was impeached quite correctly. but my friends on that side of the aisle all voted against to that. they had no problem with that kind of interference that directly affected national security. theboth testified about fact that you've been subject to criticism, ridicule, public exposure, perhaps menacing comments because you come forward; is that correct? >> medicine comments? >> menacing comments, spacemac yes sir. >> that must be a terrible feeling. and whoever does that i think you probably both agree is doing a disserviced to the country and to you individually. you

when sean conley, the white house doctor, gave a really terrible press conference at walter reed andived any supplemental oxygen? he's not on oxygen right now. that's right. yesterday and today he was not on oxygen. did the public have a right to know about the health of the president at that point? i think they do. he's the president. but it was just very hard to-- to translate exactly what we were hearing. [maggie] he was much sicker than they said. and we found out later, my colleague noah wyland and i, that he had infiltrates on his lungs, which is essentially known as covid pneumonia. [kate] president trump is now one of only a handful of patients in the world to receive a unique combination of three drugs, including one that's experimental. and the public health experts in the government believed that if he had not been given monoclonal antibodies, that he might not have made it out of this. [kelly] the world's most watched covid patient made a surprise move. the masked president in the backseat, driven by secret service, to wave at supporters gathered outside the hospital. [ab