columnist david rothkopf and chief of staff to europe colonel brendan kearney. thank you so much. and coming up, more on war in ukraine. leiv schreiber will be our guest. we'll talk about the work he's doing to help dozen of ukraine aid groups and his recent trip to the region. >> and he has ukraine background. his mom was ukrainian. >>> and andrew ross sorkin on the slowdown of the global economy and why warren buff set blasting wall street. we'll also have new reporting that former donald trump wanted to shoot protesters gathering around the white house following the death of george floyd. can't we just shoot them. >> that is what he said. >> also the republican, the one republican governor who is criticizing florida governor ron desantis and his fight with disney. >> said he might be running for president, actually. >> back in a moment. r president, actually. >> back in a moment. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination fo

joining us now is david rothkopf, analyst and columnist for usa today on a daily beast. accessible and so well produced, and so fully understands the 21st century communication, but no one outside of viewers in russian state tv could taken what vladimir putin had to say. whether we miss by not hanging on every word of vladimir putin speech? >> we don't miss much, because a lot of it was retreats from passed such speeches. for many years, we were accustomed to watching soviet leaders stand and troops parade by. of course, when we saw those troops operate by, we thought that represented a powerful army. the past two one-off months of taught us that that army is deeply flawed. there were a fewer troops there yesterday than usual because many of them were in ukraine being defeated, largely, by the ukrainians. there was no flyover yesterday by russian air forces. nobody could figure out why, they said it was the weather, but it was a clear day. putin had nothing new to say. the speech will slogans about russian nationalism and hollow phrases in which he said, we must do what

joining our conversation is the writer of that, david rothkopf, columnist for ""the daily beast,"" a putting it together in a piece. and in my own mind i tried to feel if that was right. it is exactly right. it is the most perfect description and diagnosis of what happened. and i guess my question at 5:39 is what do we do about it? >> well, i think the first thing we do about it is what you've been doing for your entire show here. you have taken a step back. you have take an step away from the narrative that people prefer a lone gunman or identifying this as an isolated incident. you have noted that domestic terrorism is a big problem. but domestic terrorism is not alone. institutional racism is a big problem. it is not just fostered, however, by lone individuals, the manifesto this guy offered up is something that was circulating among big groups and big chunks of it are parts that are endorsed by people on the right and by fox news and other members of the right-wing media. it's all those things, but, you know, you go a step further as john mentioned, it's a cultural issue. it's an