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this is meryl david charlie white , the olympic champion from sochi 2014 from america well, of coursel and tessa with scott they trained russian russian coaches. this is a laid school, as it were, both techniques and a system. you can say that in general all this success is from the american north. figure skating schools, this is thanks to russian specialists, because when you all went there and started training there, that is, you raised this russian training, you raised this type of the usa, and perhaps this is the reason for our failure, because you were not there. here you were there. hey well, maybe, but at that time there was perestroika, there were a lot of difficulties, and in principle there were many undersports at that time, so many russian coaches left, probably almost all of them except for elena anatolyevich chukovskaya. malinin thursdaysel jumps. well, this is also a talent. the boy is born like that, probably not even everyone maybe everyone wants and everyone trains and many train. the same coach, but not everyone can do it, it depends on the talent of the character o

white house press secretary now msnbc host jen psaki. editor for "the washington post," david ignatius. also with us, founder of the bulwark, charlie sykes. joe, incredible, staggering, historic scenes yesterday of president biden walking the streets of kyiv. we'll get into the details that jen can appreciate about how they pulled this off to get the president inside of that country via train, on a secret flight out of andrews air force base. what a message the president sent yesterday. >> incredible. an incredible message that he sent. historic trip. david ignatius, the first time since the civil war, since lincoln rode to see how union troops are doing against the south, that a president rode into a war zone that his side was not controlling. no u.s. troops, obviously. no u.s. troops in ukraine. the security, obviously, could not be guaranteed. joe biden went and sent an absolutely stunning message to the world, but, most importantly, to the people of ukraine, "we're here. europe stands. kyiv stands. democracy stands." >> what i thought was the key line in the speech, "we're here as long as it takes. "his presence, joe, was a rem