a range ofna crity unmatched in the history of american law enforcement.beinhow it characterized of the actions of those who took part in the include sedition and conspiracy, among many, many others. >> the range of criminal conduct is unmatched in any te of scenario we have seen. we are looking at everything from simple trespass to theft of mail, to theft of digital devis with inside the capitol. two assaults on federal officers outside and inside the capitol, to the theft of the defense information or felony murder. katty: it is a long list. that is what is happening on the critical side.ol on theical side democrats are saying he should be the first president to be impeached twice. that could happen as soon wednesday. here is our north american editor. >>i the first sighting of the president since last thursday. his first appearance sincemi the stor of congress that left five people dead and america's reputation tarnished. he wants to parade his achievement over the past four years, so he went to inspect the border wall in texas. ibut is the walls around

let's start with the nuclear treaty criti critics argue that five years is too long, that gives up someou think. >> well agree agree with that. i know the critics are from the trump administration and they had that leverage for four years and they didn't do anything with it my own view. >> i helped negotiate this treaty back when i worked on the obama administration and it is expiration makes the united states worse off for the simple fact that we would lose our verification ability to look inside and look at russia's nuclear arsenal. ronald reagan used to say trust but verify, i say don't trust, only verify and the new start treaty allows us to do this. i think it is a right decision by the new biden team to extend it >> michael, president biden promised a tough response against russia for hacking america's top agencies we haven't seen much of any response yet what might a biden response look like, just more sanctions or something more >> well, he has promised that. right. and they also promised a reaction to arrest of alexi navalny. he was poisoned. i think by the russian government h

he faced criti challenging the 2020 election results last night in congress over unproven allegationsof voter fraud. the company called his actions a "dangerous threat" to demoacy. his book, "the tyranny of big tech" was to bnepublished in in afghanistan, fresh violence23 killed at leasivilians and security troops today, despite plans to resume peace talks. the attacks included a suicide car bomb in uruzgan province, an apparent air strike in helmand province, and inunduz, an assault on an army checkpoint.e urt system in iraq has issued an arrest warrant for president trump, for murder. iranian general qassem soleimani and an iraqi militia commander in a u.s. drone strike near baghdad, last year. largely a symbolic step.d back in this country, boeing has agreed to pay $2.5 billion to settle a federal criminal probe into two deadly crashes of its 737 max. it was charged with defrauding safety regulators. today's deal includes money for the victims' families, among other ings. the jetliner resumed commercial flights in the u.s. in december. on wall street, major stock indes hit new high

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