president, doug was there. doug was there. the founder challenge alaska 40 years of work and he was honored for this great life's achievement. and then 1980 article i mentioned earlier that i talked about when he was talking about skiing on the slopes alone as someone with one leg, he said that if he could have a plaque that said he was instrumental in starting a program to help other people with disabilities in alaska to learn to enjoy the outdoors, skiing, winter, summer, he'd be a happy man. that was 40 years ago, mr. president, when he said take. well, he should be happy. he's done that and so much more. thousands of people have been positively impacted by what he's done. and here's another remarkable thing. his inspiration went far beyond alaska. it has literally touched the globe. he tells a story about how in the 1990's 13 people with disabilities from japan came to ski with and learn from the people in challenge alaska. doug was working and -- working at challenge alaska. he unfortunately wasn't able to ski with our ja

doug brinkley, go ahead. douglas: on that vision and setting an agenda, that was getting three supreme court justices in. no small feat. some of that was luck, fate, timing. nevertheless he was able to get three conservative justices through. for some of the people looking clear ride at that, that is a powerful impact a president has, when they're able to do such a thing. we've got a lot of mail that said how could donald trump not be the bottom? how could there be a president worse than him? it looks like james buchanan is seen as worse than donald trump. the point is these things will change and rise like a river. trump is in the midstream right now and we will have to see what happens. the fact of the matter is, the impeachments are real, but may be the documentation will show that they want justified, which could be an enhancer, and operation warp speed might be his best foot forward, because it returned to the sense of american can doism. like kennedy saying we will put a man on the moon by the end of th

doug williams play. but it seems to me that the team needs a new owner. what do you think and what do you say to fans who say that? >> i'm not in position to say that, but i could say this. as far as what's on the field, i think that has to go through the people who pick the players. it's not dan schneider who's coaching them or what have you. now from the other standpoint, i can't say, i'm not goingo sit here and say what we should or should not do because i do work for the organization and that's not appropriate for me to say at this time. >> i get that. but you hear it all the time. >> i hear it all the time. i mean, it's hard not to hear it. it's out there. but you know, we just have to just bear and see what happens, what comes of this whole situation. but you know, i'm positive about what happens. the most important thing for me, you know, i try to stay out of stuff going on out there because that's bigger than me. it's before i got here. i'm more concerned with the guys on the field. >> and before

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: not just republicans like doug collins, biden is facing criticism from both sides. and lara trump will join us live, don't go away. ♪ cool ♪ ♪ breeze from the air ♪ ♪ wind ♪ ♪ blows through my hair ♪ ♪ don't care ♪ ♪ if people see my dancing in my car ♪ ♪ and if it shines or rains oh ♪ ♪ i can't complain ♪ ♪ it's still a beautiful day ♪ ♪ because i ♪ ♪ got love got love ♪ ♪ got love got love ♪ ♪ it's a beautiful day ♪ >> todd: if you are just waking up this morning, the people of kyiv are bracing for what could be a bloody battle. russian troops close in on the capital city. the ukrainian president refusing to leave. >> carley: round of sanctions doing nothing to deter putin. matt whitaker is joining us now. president biden took questions while announcing sanctions. what did he get right and what did he get wrong? >> ratcheting up the sanctions on russia is a good thing. however, i didn't sense he showed strength or resolve in his commitment to punishing russia for this and i've heard complaints and i agree, he didn't come out when this invasion started and that was

doug _ just yet. but i'm assuming there is support for this? doug ford - just yet.as been quite outspoken about the protesters, what they�* re quite outspoken about the protesters, what they're doing, the blocking of trade routes. it's been pretty devastating for canada. t can pretty devastating for canada. i can seak pretty devastating for canada. i can speak specifically _ pretty devastating for canada. i can speak specifically to _ pretty devastating for canada. t can speak specifically to here in windsor, ontario, we are right on the border with the usa, and here there's been a terrible blockade for there's been a terrible blockade for the last six days. protesters have blocked the entrance to the ambassador bridge. for all of you viewers, that bridges key to international trade, for movement of goods, forfood and especially international trade, for movement of goods, for food and especially auto industries which are very big in canada. that border had been blocked for six days and police were finally able to move protesters out of the way and reopen this intern

doug: quite an incredible roller coaster.sion, everybody super uncertain of what that meant, what was going to happen sanction wise, and waiting pretty much throughout the day to wait and see what the reaction would be. later on, we got the reaction from the western governments and the president of the united states, and it looked like energy was not going to be affected. to put that into context, you can understand why. there's 8 million barrels a day of products coming out, nearly as saudi arabia produces, so to really impact that would have been a enormous jolt to the markets. 30% of the gas from russia heads into europe, and if that had been stopped or sanctioned, we would have gone up astronomically. so i guess in a way, we got what we got, and the market has react with that -- has reacted with that and made a call that things are not going to be quite as bad as anybody thought, and the markets are pretty much where they started yesterday morning. tom: we are looking at brent, $97 a barrel, $91 for wti. what are we seein

i agree with doug on this. they cannot just appeal to progressives, there a lot of moderates who are pleased at the notion of more diversity on the court who will look briefly at these candidates' resumÉs say they like very much like judges on the various d.c. circuit or state court or judicial kreuger on the california supreme court. and i this i biden should exploit this. i think the democrats, frankly, should really make an issue of this. they should highlight the supporters and call out the roger wickers of the world. make the republicans split. let trump weigh in and attack mitt romney. >> does that back fire, those comments by wicker? >> totally. if democrats do a little to help make them back fire. >> you're seeing groups mobilizing in support of whoever the nominee is. so i think you are going to see that. this is a legacy pick for biden. this is one of those historic picks that he's going to be remembered for way down the road. and the people who are opposing whoever this may be will also be in the his

my name is doug fine. i am a goat herding homeschooling neil rugged individualist semi-intellectual and i am just in from another petroleum free harvest. we'll talk about my fingers are still kind of sticky with good soil and some microbes and terpenes stimulating my endocannabinoid system. is there anybody show of hands who doesn't know what an endocannabinoid system is no need to be so an endocannibal system is a built in part of our bodies discovered just a couple of decades ago. we have many built-in systems. let's say something that causes us to react to a mosquito bite. we have evolved michael pollen believes the author michael pelham believes we've co-evolved with the cannabis plant. this endocannabinoid system that has a series of receptors that kick in i like to think of it like velcro when we let's say it's a pain thing. we bash our knee very clumsy. so this happens to me all the time if i don't slip on the stage today, so at some point it'll be rare. so you introduce cannabinoids? let's say cvd

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why don't you tell our viewers about who doug collins is. ere. the book was in a way, coming to everything that we came through, you were there and i was there the whole time. but it also comes from our background. for my wings it was being raised in north georgia a little place with the appalachian mountains. 15 or 20 minutes from the start of the appalachian trail. it is an area the overtime is grown, but it's my dad got transferred to gainesville, it is still small place, it was more appalachia than it was atlanta. those values came up. myself, my brother, my mom worked with seniors rowing up in the home. it is interesting to me. a lot of people have these backgrounds. he didn't know what you didn't have. everything that we thought we needed. that was our background and my dad he was still alive by the way, he was a state trooper for 31 years read when he retired i had work ethic. he had almost two years of unused sick leave and vacation that he just went to work every day. that was embedded in me. it when i was growing up and we went to colle

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so doug jones plays a big role, we've just learned about that.expect to fill out more names on that team to facilitate all of this in the days to come. the president earlier today was with chairman durbin of the judiciary committee, the ranking member on the republican side, chuck grassley, and he talked about what he's looking for in this process. here is the president. >> what i'm looking for is a candidate with character, with the qualities of a judge in terms of being courteous to the folks before them and treating people with respect, as well as a judicial philosophy is more one that suggests that there are unenumerated things in the constitution. >> notably, the president has not taken questions yet in the few instances where we have seen the president in events related to this supreme court vacancy. he's been outlining his thinking, he's talking about getting opinions from senators and outside groups. we have a lot of questions, we're trying to get the president to narrow his selections perhaps or give us some tea leaves to read, he hasn't

retired lieutenant general doug lute had a 35 year career in the u.s. army and served on the national security council staff during the george bush and obama administrations. he also served as u.s. ambassador to nato during the obama administration. andrew weiss served in the george h. w. bush and clinton administrations on the national security council staff and the state department's policy planning staff. he's now vice president for studies at carnegie endowment for international peace, a think tank. and angela stent worked in the state department during the clinton administration and served as a top u.s. intelligence officer on russia during the george w. bush administration. she's now a professor at georgetown university. welcome all three of you back to the newshour. the first thing i want to ask you is what you think vladimir putin is trying to accomplish here and doug lute i will start where you. >> well, i think his objective is clear, it st regime change. i think on the other hand, he will be reluctant to try to occupy all of ukraine. and that

ambassador to ukraine kristina kvie, and nato ambassador doug luke. what does this modern war mean for america and already global markets in turmoil, oil prices new highs. america's adversaries waging at a critical moment, plus our abc news team covering all angles. >> reporter: happening very close to ukraine. >> james longman, suddenly extended military exercises. ian pannell on brazen nuclear drills and mary bruce with the latest from the white house. >> announcer: from abc news, this is a special edition of "this week," ukraine-russia crisis. here now live from ukraine, co-anchor martha raddatz. >> good morning and welcome to "this week." we join you this morning from lviv, ukrine. it may look like any other day, shops open, people on the street, but the threat of war hovered over this nation for week, and today that possibility seems closer than ever. president biden now unequivocal that vladimir putin is about to pull the trigger with an all-out assault on ukraine just days away, and ukraine's capital kyiv, in the cross hairs. if that happens, t

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and, doug lute, i'm going to start with you. lt. gen.e: well, i think his objective is clear, and it's regime change. i think, on the other hand, he will be reluctant to try to occupy all of ukraine. and that's where the rub is. the difference between overthrowing t zelensky regime, replacing it with a puppet government is one thing, but it's a big gap between that and being able to control ukraine, the size of texas, with 44 million people. judy: angela stent, is that what you believe vladimir putin's goal here is? and -- because if it is, there's a big gap between those two things. angela: i do believe it's his goal. he wants a subservient ukraine. he wants a ukraine that will listen to russia and stop moving westward. and, for that, he indeed needs regime change. but, as doug said, russia doesn't want to bear the cost of an occupation. it would be expensive. it would take too many soldiers. and so the question is, is he going to be able to install a government that will have enough support from the people and that will do russia's bid

you you've got pennsylvania have state senator, pennsylvania state senator doug mastriano, doug who's actually now running for pennsylvania who's governor running for governor -- . mastriano is a darker trump excuse me. supporter, the former he president's is a die hard point man as he tried to trump supporter as he overturn the results of the tried to overturn the election in election pennsylvania. after results in pennsylvania the election in late. the november 2020, senator mastriano -- a public hearing on suppose election fraud in the state. as a committee notes and elector today, mastriano participated in a plan to arrange for an alternate slate of electors to be presented to the president of the senate on january 6th. again, they were not >> -- this plot, right, they were doing this fully out in the open. in fact, he told steve bannon all about his plan to introduce a resolution in the state legislature that would allow them to seat a phony slate of trump electors. >> the resolution was, like we are going to take our power back, we are going to seek the electors. obviously, we a

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doug brinkley, go ahead.ouglas: on that vision and setting an agenda, that was getting three supreme court justices in. no small feat. some of that was luck, fate, timing. nevertheless he was able to get three conservative justices through. for some of the people looking clear ride at that, that is a powerful impact a president has, when they're able to do such a thing. we've got a lot of mail that said how could donald trump not be the bottom? how could there be a president worse than him? it looks like james buchanan is seen as worse than donald trump. the point is these things will change and rise like a river. trump is in the midstream right now and we will have to see what happens. the fact of the matter is, the impeachments are real, but may be the documentation will show that they want justified, which could be an enhancer, and operation warp speed might be his best foot forward, because it returned to the sense of american can doism. like kennedy saying we will put a man on the moon by the end of the

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why don't you f tell our viewers about who doug collins is. >> thanks for being here.k is almost in a way coming through everything we came through, you were there and i was there but also background, from my lens, it's being raised in georgia, it had grown over time, 15, 20 minutes from the start of appalachia trail the of area overtime has grown but as i was growing up, especially when i dad transferred the night before i was born, it was still more appalachia than atlanta. most values camea. up, myself ad my brother and my mom, who were growing up, it is interesting to me. a lot of people you didn't know you didn't have because we had everything we thought we needed in our background and my dad still alive, he's a state trooper 31 years when he retired, work ethics, he had almost two years i moved sick leave, he just went to work every day and i was embedded in me so when i was growing up we went to college, but i was going to be politician, the lawyer and that was back in the time, the old show l.a. law, everybody wanted to be a lawyer. later i was getting married

doug lute, lt me start with you and the military situation. we had been hearing that the russians were having a more difficult time than they expected. but just in the last few hours this afternoon, we're hearing about increased shelling of kharkiv. we're hearing and seeing evidence the russians are moving closer to kyiv. what is your understanding of what the military situation is right now? >> well, judy, i think we should appreciate that we're in the very early days of what we should expect to be a long, protracted military campaign. clearly, even in these early days, russia, however, is off its timetables. it has failed, in my view, to sustain momentum in any one of the multiple fronts tha they've opened. neither the north, the center, nor the south. my read is that they're recovering from some bad assumptions up front in their military planning. so, for example, the ukrainians are fighting. the russian forces, in other words, are largely unsynchronized. and, finally, the west is staying united. there are no fissures in the western politic

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