daniel davis, foreign oli ground. daniel davis, foreign policy and — ground.n j policy and defence specialist, thank you very much. a uk—based iranian broadcaster, iran international, says it's had to suspend its operations in the uk after mounting threats against its iranian journalists. it comes after what the network calls a "significant escalation "in state—backed threats from iran". the 24—hour channel will continue its output from its washington, dc offices instead. a little earlier, i spoke to our reporter sofia bettiza, who's been following the story. this was a difficult decision for iran international. the tv network said that it was acting on advice from the metropolitan police. and just to give you a bit of context, rich — in november, two british—iranian journalists were told by police there was a possible threat to their lives. so, after that, armed police were stationed near their offices in west london. but on saturday, the network said that the threats had grown to such an extent that it felt it was no longer possible to protect its staff. in

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john. >> john: bring in retired lieutenant colonel daniel davis, here is what the wall street journal editorial board said about putin's speech on tuesday, mr. putin's goal is unchanged. control most or all of ukraine and incorporate it into his greater russian empire. many in the u.s. and europe are ready to head to a negotiating table but mr. putin is not. the only settlement he has in mind is ukraine's surrender. do you agree with that assessment, and if so, what does the u.s. need to do at this juncture? >> no, there's no truth to that whatsoever. that's a bad rendering of what's going on. so-called peace plan that zelenskyy is pushing that many in the west are backing requires the complete surrender of russia and abandoning of all the territory they have back to 1991 borders, which of course russia is not going to do. that's not really a peace plan anymore than russia saying if y'all quit fighting today the war can end. neither side has any interest in having a negotiated settlement because both sides think they can win. ukraine does because they think with all the support now bo

. >> gillian: daniel davis is standing by. >> john: lucas tomlinson live in the white house briefing room, aishah hasnie has reaction. >> gillian: the south carolina coast, navy divers are searching for remnants of the spy flight. charles watson, in waters off myrtle beach. >> good afternoon, guys. about nine miles off the coast of myrtle beach, that is the u.s. coast guard ship, escorting us away from the debris field. we tried to get as close as we possibly could to the debris field but as we got about three miles away from a u.s. navy vessel, what we think was a u.s. navy vessel, the coast guard radioed in to the captain of our boat and told us we needed to be 20 nautical miles back, basically back to land right now. so, we were not able to get close at all, but we know navy divers and unmanned vessels are in the water looking for debris from that suspected chinese spy balloon. we are told, fox news has confirmed some of the debris that was found is en route to quantico so u.s. officials can examine what it is. if there is more in the water is unclear, we are not getting any answe

lieutenant colonel daniel davis joins us. i'm just amazed that the u.s.nction with this administration, has been able to sell this guy, who clearly has contempt for the lives of american citizens, as george washington. have they been able to do this? >> it has been concerning me for quite a long time, tucker, i'll tell you. but this could be just played really is kind of a whole new level of basically claiming that it is our obligation to go and fight on his behalf. it's not. the idea that he's fighting for nato in europe and to prevent american -- it's nonsense. i'm sorry we have to be honest with us, but you can tell after a full year avoid that russia has eked out about 15% of one nation on their border. they pose absolutely no threat to nato or to the united states national security, because they don't even have the capacity. so this issue is between russia and ukraine, and that's what needs to be resolved. but the idea that this could expand to nato and that we would have to go fight? that would only be a choice that we make completely outside of any

daniel davis is a foreign policy analyst specialising in defence and told me more about the challengesing equipment: it's still not going to be enough to really turn the table, and certainly not enough to drive russia out, so that's the second issue. the support has been there but then, we have to get into what's the actual objective of all of this? well, and that's a good point because the pledges and the promises are one thing but putting that into practice is is a completely different matter. i mean, case in point, we're coming up for the year anniversary of this invasion and ukraine is only now getting tanks from germany and poland. what are the practical challenges with getting military hardware to ukraine? yeah and, you know, and they're just now getting the pledges. i mean, only a handful of tanks have come across right now and like, for example, the american abrams tanks that are promised might not be there for a full year, they may not even get there until early �*24, and even the german tanks, they're now — they're talking about the leopard 2s, the more modern ones, being few

daniel davis is a senior fellow for defense priorities and a former lieutenant colonel in the us armycolorado. daniel, antony blinken has cancelled his trip to china. was he right to do that? i don't think he was. this is not the first time this has happened and every country on everybody. we spy on china daily and best bonus. there are a lot of things going on right now and tensions have been as leading between china and the united states and already the us has conducted unusually low amounts of high—level diplomacy between the two countries. i think they need to and i hope you get to back on track soon. antony blinken had to do something, to take a stand. what else would you recommend he did? he what else would you recommend he did? . ., what else would you recommend he did? ., ,, what else would you recommend he did? _, ., ,, ., he did? he could address it and sa it is he did? he could address it and say it is unacceptable _ he did? he could address it and say it is unacceptable and - he did? he could address it and say it is unacceptable and have | say it is unacceptable and have

daniel davis is a senior fellow for defense priorities and a former lieutenant colonel in the us armyal people like me might have imagined. you know, it like me might have imagined. mt. know, it actually was. you wouldn't think a balloon... but so much of the targeting capacities of our modern weapons used heat signatures and a balloon and 65,000 feet didn't have... when it was sitting over south carolina, it was neither here nor there whether they could have done it over a sparsely populated area. they chose to wait until it was over the water and that's exactly what happened. ihla was over the water and that's exactly what happened. no doubt it was important _ exactly what happened. no doubt it was important that _ exactly what happened. no doubt it was important that this _ exactly what happened. no doubt it was important that this was - exactly what happened. no doubt it i was important that this was executed in an effective and efficient and no fuss way. that puts them likely to be on the front when they resume the questions of us—china relations. i questions of us—china relation

now, let's bring in colonel daniel davis, it is great to have you on right here onset. >> good to be here with you. >> we are keeping them weapons and there is no plan to win this war. there is a plan to continue the war. >> that's the best way i have seen it. i have seen it on with you, do we give them enough stuff to continue to fight but there is nowhere near enough to make a difference and really there is more to it than providing weapons because every time we give our artillery shields, that comes out of our inventory. you can't just keep giving those stuff away. that's the big problem. we can't give them all that stuff because we don't have enough in our own inventory. >> this alliance between china and russia and the possibility of china giving lethal aid to russia has got to be concerning to you. >> it does. i think we can safely say they have been helping them behind the scenes and under the table up to this point. if they openly go provide le lele lelethal ammunition ove it could change the nature of the fight here because russia could sure use the help. >> china keeps on s

lieutenant colonel daniel davis is a defense priority senior fellow. so those air raid sirens.y eardrums almost popped out of my head. >> yeah. you got think that looked like a lot of stage craft. especially when we found out just hours later that the white house had cleared all this with the russians before. so they knew that there wasn't going to be any kind of radar. you could also see that nobody even flinched when that happened. so it's almost like everybody knew that was coming. >> jesse: all right. so now do you believe this report that joe told his generals i'm going, guys. the general said no, joe, it's not safe enough and he said, guys, i'm the commander-in-chief and i'm going to ukraine. do you buy that? >> look, whether that did or not. there's no doubt that there really was some risk going in there. whether an accident or a rogue russian sniper somewhere, there was a legitimate risk. but i have got to ask, why are you taking this kind of risk when this is not where american troops are? if something goes south here or something goes sideways it's a potential war iss

lieutenant colonel daniel davis joins us now for the senior fellow military expert at defense prioritiester these bible and cross into our airspace a chinese head is just a weather balloon. it is just an accident don't get your knickers in a twist. now we have got two other unidentified flying objects. we do not know yet what they are. they have also been shot down. are you guessing china is the source? could they be from russia? quickset is the problem you could literally be anyone anybody trying to test our air defenses to see when we pick things up. it was interesting i thought elise and your times is reporting one of the white house sources said the object shot down on friday did not appear to be able and because it quote broke into pieces when it hit the ice just outside of prudhoe bay. we are interested in seeing that that is. they still are not calling this one a balloon but an object. we really are interested in trying to find out what is this? most importantly who was behind it and what is the intention? this coming over u.s. and canadian airspace is certainly not an accident. j

army lieutenant colonel daniel davis great to have you thank you for being here, your thoughts on what'slast two weeks. >> honestly it shows that we don't have a good plan and we don't have a good grasp of what's in the air above our country given the fact that we tracked this all the way through. when you look at the timing the only reason it became a public issue because somebody on the ground sought and sent out a social media post and it took on a life of its own from that point. the fact that it wasn't shut down until it completely went over the continental united states raised a lot of questions and then not raise more questions on the other objects that may have proven to be benign and we don't know what they were but we still shot them down. the biggest concern is on the last one that we missed the missile on the first one and unfortunately that landed in the water. if that obit over the land then you could literally have blown up americans on the ground with their own missile and that the biggest grid line to me. maria: on the one hand if they tracked and allowed it to fly throu

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lieute lieutenant colonel daniel davis for us tonight. thank you. always my pleasure. >>so the administration has effectively ignored eastmi palestinianistran and really alh ohio, which has been rotting for for years. part yeas of it, and went insted to kyiv this week. t the air raid sirens played for maximum dramatic effect. the media was deeply impressed by the warlike display. >> he's churchill to find a day of this kind of presidential bravery in a war zone, you'vee got to go all the way back to eighteen, sixty four july when abraham lincoln, as president went to seee confederate soldiers were firing on washington, d.c. . hink it' i think it's historic.. it's like when jfk went to berlin in 1963, when ronalden reagan went to west berlin, in nineteen eighty seven and said, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall . >> zelenskyy has been called bee the churchill of our generation bidebiden going there today. i think it's going to be >> wment for the history books. >> what an inspiring day. day what an inspiring few days. >> i drew immediate parallels to jfk in berlin, reag

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. >> all right, linsey davis here with us tonight. linsey, thank you. and daniel and felicia speaking out here, also featured in the docuseries "stolen youth," that launches tomorrow on hulu, and then next week, much more of linsey's interview on "impact by nightl nightlean," also streaming on hulu next thursday. >>> when we come back here on the news tonight, we have news on president zelenskyy this evening. his surprise trip, his emotional plea tonight. >>> and then the expected moment here in the u.s. today in the alex murdaugh trial, charged with killing his wife and son. why the courthouse was suddenly evacuated. for copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breath

davis. >> reporter: it was a harrowing tale that defied belief. a 50-year-old father, larry ray, moves into his daughter's on-campus housing at sarah lawrence college living alongside her friends like daniel>> he was really capable of reading my insecurities, my fears, and my ambitions and the things that i wanted out of life. and really validating me. >> reporter: eventually some of those friends would fall under ray's spell. the college has previously said that officials did not know ray was staying in on-campus housing and the crimes for which this man has been indicted did not occur at sarah lawrence, even though he appears to have met sell of his victims while they were students here. the group moved into an an apartment on the upper east side where others would join, like felicia rosario. >> he was a master at weaponizing my fear. so he leveraged my fears of being alone, of being abandoned. >> reporter: last month, 63-year-old ray was sentenced to 60 years in prison for crimes including extortion, sex trafficking, and forced labor. horror all captured on hours upon hours of disturbing videos. >> please! >> reporter: many of them made by ray himself, presented at trial. >> police com

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