the white house on state department are starting to qualify their language after previously insisting an invasion of ukraine was quote, imminent. putin has a lot of options available to him if he wants to further invade ukraine, and he can execute some of those options, eminently when we said it was eminent, it remains imminent. but again, we can't make a prediction of what decision president will make. we said he could invade at any time. that's true. we still don't know. these made a decision. you're not describing it. i haven't. and over a week the white house, we did not use the word imminent in terms of invasion, that perspective changeable. so i, i think there's been some confusion around this because we've always been consistent that in so far as we know, vladimir putin has not made a final decision. so until and unless he makes a final decision to end date, this will not be imminent. one of the major reasons is that jen, saki has had to walk back the word imminent regarding a possible russia, they acclaimed russian military invasion of ukraine. so lensky was an i had a press c

as always, live coverage of the house is here on c-span. ♪ >> state department spokesman talked to reportersn russia's tensions with ukraine and the united states. i realize in thes preconference they speck about russia. i wonder why there was no mention of russia at all in the joint statement from the e.u.-u.s. energy council. the word wasn't even in there. >> the word ukraine certainly was. there was a robust discussion of ukraine there was robust discussion of the contingency planning we're doing in the event that russia does not choose the path of diplomacy, does not choose the path of dialogue. as the joint statement noted, the council reiterated that it is unacceptable to use energy supplies as a weapon or geopolitical leverage. this is what we have been saying all along and much of the discussion today between the secretary and between the representative was part and par shovel the contingency planning we have been doing for some time now. reporter: was there a reason russia wasn't mentioned there? presumably it's obvious the threat to european energy security is coming from russia. t

one of all for people. you're talking about white house officials and state department officials. who was responsible? hould have been on the game and wasn't and are they going to be held accountable? who would you point to? >> having been involved in discussions with central command and the uscis and the state department, the one thing i have to say is the people on the ground were very sympathetic. it's a breakdown in leadership. a lot of people that would hear our case and completely agr with it and never got done what they didn't get done in most cases. so i think the leadership has to be held accountable. why the interagency process broke down? i have a confirmation hearing today with the incoming head of central command. the department of defense, the army and the lines of service are bested positioned to know who is in the country and who we should get out. something like that is missing and it's a break down in leadership and the people at the highest levels need to be held accountable. >> martha: that's what i'm getting at. what is the format on your mitty to bring these people before you and

on line if there is a russian invasion of ukraine. now, while that discussion is taking place over at the white house. earlier on monday, there was a discussion here at the state department about e u. energy concerns writ large. and this is a situation where of course, once again, ukraine came up as part of the discussion. the e u foreign minister, joseph burrell, had this to say about the situation in ukraine. and ye shoes are central to this gracious because russia doesn't hesitate to use this significant. and as you supplies to youtube ass, a leverage for geopolitical gauge and winning gas prices in european union had been increasing from $6.00 to $10.00 times higher than they were a year ago than times higher than one year ago. this has a major impact on consumers. and on the computer dvd of the economy. now it's important to note that this meeting of the u. s. e. u energy council is a regular form. it's been in existence since 2009. and so, and this was a pre plan to get together of u. s. and e u officials. but they did note as part of their overall strategic plan, that what they want to do is make ukraine much more integrated into the european energy of structure w

state constitution. >> leaving now to capitol hill to hear from russia/ukraine issues, focusing on human rights and security issues, includes nine senators, nine members of the house and one each from state and commerce departments, live coverage here on c-span 3. >> welcome everyone to the hearing of the united states helsinki commission. i want to welcome our two witnesses that are here in person and one who is with us virtually as we have this hearing on russia's assault on

on foreign affairs and ordered printed. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately as always, live coverage of the house is here on c-span. ♪ >> state departmentpokesman talked to reporters on russia's

i know the state department -- >> white house briefing on going as the world awaiting to hear more information where the white house stands on the situation in russia continues to get intense. the big question right now, could whence be the day that russia moves in. senator are being briefed on this problem. welcome. i'm charles payne for neil cavuto and this is "your world." where is all of this heading? we'll ask republican mike rounds and pentagon spokesman john kirby in a moment. for to aishah hasnie on capitol hill where lawmakers are being briefed at this moment. aishah? >> charles, good afternoon to you. the senate briefing is still underway. this one is classified. it comes at a time when republicans are warning that time is running out for congress to act as democrats and the state department and the white house as you just heard there believe a window for diplomacy they believe is still open. >> we're not saying that president putin made a final decision. we have not communicated otherwise to our partners. we believe that diplomacy continues to be viable. we believe that there's stil

on their own. rob whitman, house armed services, former state department senior advisor christian white ton. rst to you, congressman. the white house keeps warning about rising gas prices but only talking about a federal holiday on gas tax, your reaction to that? >> listen, the federal holiday on the gas tax will have little effect on gas prices. we saw release from the national oil reserve, very little impact. this is temporary cessation of the federal tax. it doesn't get, liz, to the fundamental issues here, that is supply. this administration canceled the xl pipeline first thing they came in, stopped energy production. those are the biggest things that have the biggest impact on prices not a temporary holiday on the federal fuel tax. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, christian, you talked about this too, keystone pipeline carries 35 million gallons of oil a day. that is basically 10 times more than what polluting trains could deliver, christian. the white house has been slammed for botching. the president is not the president of the far left. he is president of the united states. your

on the 21st century in europe, in a country that declared loyalty to european values about 50 people were burned alive by the nazis in the house of trade unions. us state department of course condemned us and called for the culprits to be found. but no one looked for them when the tro portion co morning, september 26th. 1965 politician. an oligarch, the media proprietor. he's one of the creators of the party of regions. he's a friend of victor hughes, jenko. he was one of the main supporters of the orange revolution and euro, my don. he supports the war and don boss, and maximum reproach mont, with the united states, and the european union portion of between president. amid the confusion and shock from the loss of crimea and the war in the east, he immediately proclaimed his credo. and the don boss, ukraine is waging a war with russia. ah, ah, the former evil empire, standing up to the empire of life was lodging. important was announcing his decision to the potentiate planes, military infrastructure. he wasn't just a resurrect saying, most of the cold war. you mean it's clear that the russian, us animosity never really on how hot and bloody but it's still gap joi

on three critical briefings about ukraine. the pentagon and the white house and the state department are expected to give updates in this hour. ligence said that russia could invade this week. as russian president vladimir putin continues to position more troops along the ukraine border. despite months of diplomat

house of commerce. then an update on the situation between russia and ukraine from the pentagon and state department.ater, a discussion on human rights abuses in china ahead of the winter olympics in beijing. >> british prime minister boris johnson is resisting calls to resign after new report found failures of leadership and judgment, involving alleged social gatherings at the prime minister's residence when the u.k. was on lockdown due to the covid-19 pandemic. in a statement, the prime minister apologized and promised changes to how his office operates. the police are conducting their own investigation into the matter. >> before we move onto the first statement, i would like to ensure the house that the comments made at the start of question. >> here.

house. jeff zeleny on the scene for us there. an important announcement, jech? >> reporter: that's right. the u.s. government, white house, pentagon, state departmentn kyiv closely tonight and also announcing new sanctions and crippling the financial system in russia. going after the central bank why trying to drop the price of the ruble but also going after the s.w.i.f.t. financial network meaning targeting specific russian banks to take them jaufr line essentially and away from the ability to do business with china and the rest of the world. the u.s. and leaders of european union nations are coming together, a dramatic change. president biden bluntly said 48 hours ago european leaders were not board with that. but now they are. the sanctions will start as early as next week and too late for the events there but the u.s. did send more military equipment that will be arriving in the next few days. is it too late? >> ukrainian resistance so far has been impressive. jeff at the white house, thank you. we'll stay on top of what's going on, on the ground in kyiv. looking at live pictures. a huge ball of flame coming up in the back ground over there. a

on three critical briefings about ukraine. the pentagon and the white house and the state department are expected to give updates in this hour. a senior u.s. official briefed on the intelligence said that russia could invade this week. as russian president vladimir putin continues to position more troops along the ukraine border. despite months of diplomatic pleas to de-escalate. >> u.s. intelligence indicates russian air and missile attacks could begin this week, the u.s. believe that's russia could target key ukrainian air defense and early warning systems an then the russians would further invade by entering from multiple points from the east and from the north. that would include encircling the capital of kyiv within one or two days from the tart of the invasion. >> erin burnett is live in ukraine, in the town of la vive. they just released a complicated statement, we've been trying to pars it. it said that he's been informed that an attack could happen within two days. so meaning this wednesday. but ukraine's national -- secretary of national secret and defense council said the situation is under control. so what do you k

issues, focusing on human rights and security issues, includes nine senators, nine members of the house and one each from state and commerce departments, live coverage here on c-span 3. >> welcome everyone to the hearing of the united states helsinki commission. i want to welcome our two witnesses that are here in person and one who is with us virtually as we have this hearing on russia's assault on ukraine and the international order, assessing and bolstering the western response. we are starting a few minutes late and i apologize there that. the senate is in a series of votes. the first vote has already taken place but the senators will need to return to the floor at some time, depending on when they take off the first vote. and i apologize to our witnesses about the interruptions we'll have as a result of those but we'll continue the hearing, chairman cohen will be here as i understand it if we have to vote, unless you have votes coming up on your side also, i don't know. so we'll be able to keep the hearing going. well, there's a lot unfolding in regards to russia and ukraine. the biden administration made an announcement, i belie

the last-ditch effort of diplomacy after the state department ordered most of its embassy staff to evacuate. the white house onalert, saying russia could invade any day, urging u.s. sit essentials to get out why they still can. these images showing russia's latest military buildup. etairu ainians marching t agession. the u.s. could respond. our teams on the ground in ukraine and at the white house. >>> also developing, canadian police facing off today with protesters, moving in to clear the trucks off that key bridge between the u.s. and canada. the economic impact tonight, as and inspiring demonstrations overseas in paris. could american cities be next? and the warnings about the super and the warnings about the super bowl and the state of the union. >>> tonight, the new setback in the fight against covid. pfizer announcing vaccine authorization for children under 5 put on hold for now. with more than 600,000 children testing positive last week. the reaction from parents, as states increasingly drop their mask mandates. >>> drama at the olympics tonight. two scandals rocking the games. the team figure skating

so it's one of those, the ukrainians themselves don't seem concerned about this stuff and have basically been saying, you know, cool it, where's the biden white house and the state department. and the pentagon have been basically beating the drums of war for the past 3 months. and the only conclusion that one can reach, given everything that's been happening domestically, is that they're desperate for distraction from all of their domestic policy issues . i honestly thought that this was going to go away when do ukrainians complained about it. and when justice breyer announces retirement thinking, okay, well great, they're going to jump on a domestic issue now. but no, they went right back to ukraine, and that's not really surprising because the people who the same people who are running state department now, are the people who screwed up ukraine policy back in 2014. well, and that's the thing is, this is all goes back to energy and oil. that's obviously pot while they went to say, there's other reasons this probably the main reason why president by and met with the amir today. but the reality is america gets 20 percent of her energy from russia. currently, at least that's

will tell you, liz, we've seen zero members of state department, high-ranking defense officials or white house staffers who have been held accountable onk end of this. we had 13 united states marines who gave their lives to make sure that evacuation went as well as it could. elizabeth: we hear you. it is in line with what "the washington post" reported in august of last year, that a decade ago, then senator biden argued the u.s. did not have an obligation to afghanistan, quote, we did it in vietnam. nixon and kissinger got away with it. then senator biden in 1975 said about vietnam, quote, i'm sick of hearing about our moral obligation there. is this still the same stance we had on afghanistan today? >> no, look, we do have a moral obligation. i think -- elizabeth: talking about the president's position toward afghanistan now, did it change? it sounds like it is the same position he had from the past? >> yeah. well, that's the wrong position. the position should be pottery barn's rules, if you break it you own it. in this case we have been in that country for a long period of time and we were, we created the misup depression that someh

. >> and i should point out the state department and white house said this is only one memo, one part of the overall planning and that they were hampered, they say by legislative demands on 14 requirements before those translators passed thesis, i should say. that said, there's been a lot of evidence that they did not start planning soon enough last spring. thank you very much. thank you, senator. >> thank you, very much, andrea. >>> and coming up. more americans are back to work and we're paying more for everything. ns are back to work and wee 'rpaying more for everything what happens when we welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting them where they want to be. faster. vmware. welcome change. >>> and president biden moments ago touting the stronger than expected jobs numbers released today. despi

we're keeping a close eye on the white house this hour as president biden is set to meet with the new german chancellor as the state departmentries to keep a diplomatic explosion on the table. a former ambassador to ukraine joins me next. you're watching "meet the press daily." "meet the press daily. can you imagine what this place pulls in on parking alone? alright, no more talking about parking lots. a lot of these are compact spots. it's not pretty. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. we still planning to head out around the third quarter? let's not talk about leaving before we're actually at the game. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped

on flights to safety. and it wasn't as if the white house or the state department didn't know better. our top military commander on the ground in afghanistan warned as early as march -- as early as march, he has testified, that he said the security situation in afghanistan was dire and collapse could come quickly, when the united states withdrew, collapse could come quickly. he said it in march. by july our troops were gone and in august the administration still hasn't started planning. here's what the top commander in kabul said. he said, i think we could have been much better prepared to conduct a more orderly evacuation, civilian evacuation, if policymakers paid attention to the indicators of what was happening on the ground and the taliban advance and the taliban intent to conduct a military takeover. that's what we learned this week. that the white house was told over and over and over again and did nothing. in fact, worse than that. rejected the council of military commanders on the ground saying that the situation was urgent, saying that civilians needed to be evacuated, saying

quote, senior white house and state department officials failed to grasp the taliban steady advance onol and resisted efforts by u.s. military leaders to prepare the evacuation of embassy personnel and afghanistan allies weeks before kabul's fall endangering the lives of u.s. troops. the published report co-incited with the nomination hearing for general erika ril la, the three star general stated to head centcom. he currently overseas the 18th airborne corps and many of the commanders who had to execute the afghanistan evacuation. >> i believe we have a moral obligation to help those at risk afghans to come out of afghanistan. >> an officer with the 10th mount division described u.s. troops going room to room at the embassy on the day kabul fell. some state department personnel were, quote others were operating with no sense of urgency, a senior administration official told fox many of these allegations are flatly untrue. sullivan part of the evacuation planning said engage the embassy was like pulling teeth. he wanted to stage supplies at kabul airport by mid july to evacuate 5,000 p

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house of commerce. then an update on the situation between russia and ukraine from the pentagon and state department. later, a discussion on human rights abuses in china ahead of the winter olympics in beijing. >> british prime minister boris johnson is resisting calls to resign after new report found failures of leadership and judgment, involving alleged social gatherings at the prime minister's residence when the u.k. was on lockdown due to the covid-19 pandemic. in a statement, the prime minister apologized and promised changes to how his office operates. the police are conducting their own investigation into the matter. >> before we move onto the first statement, i would like to ensure the house that the comments made at the start of question. >> here. >> there will be an opportunity to pay tribute to our late calling. that will take place on wednesday. we will welcome the opportunity to pay tribute significant.so at that point. i should inform the house even the brief time available, i wish -- i should be allowing the leaders of the opposition a little longer to question the prime minister. >> h

according to "the post," the report concludes senior white house and state department officials failed to grasp the taliban's steady advance onfall, placing american troops in greater danger. but it doesn't stop there. the report even contains allegations from one senior commander that the mission to evacuate u.s. citizens and allies was hampered by outside advocates including the vatican and first lady jill biden who apparently occupied military bandwidth with requests to help specific people during the crisis. this report paints a scathing picture of the white house and pentagon during those 17 fateful days. before the record it is no surprise the president would want to down-play its findings or even dispute some of its claims, but one would hope he would want to read this report thoroughly and perhaps learn from it. but by flat out rejecting it and stubbornly sticking to his prior beliefs, biden is ignoring the consequences of his own decisions and denying the accounts of the very men and women who risked their lives carrying them out. >>> well, despite a slew of controversies, joe rogan is the world's most popular podcas

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i mean, the pentagon is briefing on this all the time, as is the state department. white housee's still a sense that this isn't something that's on the radar for most americans. do you sense that the administration would ramp up those efforts, that there would be a broader or more in-depth public engagement? i mean, what is your sense of the preparations for communicating with potentially a broader audience here at home? >> right, i mean, they have been pretty vocal. we see it from the white house, from the pentagon, from the state department, but as you mentioned, i'm struck talking to people who may not be following this blow by blow. they're still asking, is russia going to invade? pretty surprised at how far this has gone, so i think it's going to be a long-term project. it's not just up to the invasion, if there is an invasion. you have to keep trying to control the narrative once it goes on, or if there is no invasion, to, again, control the plot here. and again, there is this very conscious and effort that we haven't seen before to sort of pre-bunk what russia might do i

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now, the state department spokesperson was pressed on this specific evidence supporting the video claims. ned price said that once the white house is sure this information is accurate, then they will disclose what evidence they have. now, there has been a barrage of headlines and accusations from western leaders against russia over the last several weeks. and russia has responded with com to many of these allegations . now at this point, we've got kremlin spokesperson dmitri past gob who has pointed out that there had been just been so many claims over the last few weeks and most of them and all of them really have not added up to anything, were turned into anything that could be proven. russian officials have repeatedly rejected allegations of a planned invasion of ukraine as being manufactured hysteria. even kev now says the situation along the border is not as turns as it's portrayed to be by the western mainstream media. we spoke with investigative journalist dave lindell, so says us in simulations of a false flank attack are laughable. i had to laugh when the us, the spokesman was saying, you know, when we release these int

. >> neil: second away from a state department briefing with antony blinken and one at the white house much so soon. be with us. nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold and flu symptoms, on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> neil: all right. moments away from hearing from antony blinken, the secretary of state with the ukrainian -- also getting a conference out of the white house after this. meantime, this is spread concerns globally especially in poland. they border the ukraine. mike tobin has the latest from there. hi, mike. >> it's hard to see the mountain top airstrip behind me here. it is currently lost to some of the paratroopers with the 82nd airborne. as

on capitol right now. >> shannon pettypiece was, jackie alemany and neal katyal, thank you. coming, up why the white house is no longer calling the ukraine border -- eminent. but i will talk to an state department official about what this means for an already tense situation. and later, why -- talking points on ukraine. i will talk to two of our political experts on the deep foreign policy divisions in the republican party. the 11th hour just getting underway on a wednesday night. erway on a wednesday night. >> the united states will soon move additional forces to romania, poland and germany. i want to be very clear about something. these are not permanent moves. they are moves designed to respond to the current security environment. it is important that we send a strong signal to mr. putin and to the world that nato matters to the united states. >> while the united states prepares to deploy additional troops to eastern europe, the pentagon says that additional forces will not be sent to ukraine. this comes as the white house says it will stop using the word imminent to describe russia's potential invasion of ukraine. >> i think it sends an message that we were not intending to send. which is t

now the state department spokesperson was pressed on this specific evidence supporting the video claims on ned price said that once the white house is sure this information is accurate, then they will disclose what evidence they have. now, there has been a barrage of headlines and accusations from western leaders against russia over the last several weeks. and russia has responded with com to many of these allegations . now at this point, we've got kremlin spokesperson dmitri past gob who has pointed out that there had been been so many claims that over the last few weeks and most of them and all of them really have not added up to anything, were turned into anything that could be proven in care of now says the situation on the board is not as tense as it's being portrayed by officials in washington. we spoke with investigative journalist, dave lind, office as u, as in situations as a false flag attack comp taken seriously. i had to laugh when the, the spokesman was saying, you know, when we released these intelligence things, we are always, we always wait till we're sure. they've released a lot of stuff over the years. and in re

now the state's department of fair employment and housing, basically the state equivalent of the eeoc, says it will release details of the lawsuit and its filing against tesla onsite this morning, and it hasn't yet, but in a statement you can really kind of an southern how serious these allegations are. the head of the agency says it has, quote, found evidence that tesla's fremont factory is a racially segregated workplace where black workers are subjected to racial slurs and discriminated against in job assignments, discipline, pay and promotion creating a hostile work environment. now tesla closed its media relations and public relations offices sometime back, so the car company rarely responds, but in its blog it denied any racist behavior and said attacking a company like tesla that had done so much good for california should not be an overriding aim of a stayed agency with prosecutorial authority. now tesla in the past has lost lawsuits against it brought by individuals who accuse the company of racism. but tesla does point out in nearly 50 past complaints by workers to the california department of fair employment that each case was investigated and then

now the state department spokesperson was pressed on this specific evidence supporting the video claims. ned price said that once the white house is sure this information is accurate, then they will disclose what evidence they have. here's how the exchange when, what is the evidence you have that suggested that the russians or even planning with matt. and i mean, i'm not saying that they're not, but you just come out and say this and expect those just to believe it without you showing a shred of evidence that it's actually true. other than when i ask, or what anyone else asked what the information you said, well, i just gave it to you, which was just you making a statement. you said yourself, you've been in this business for quite a long time. you know that when we make information, intelligence information public, we do so in a way that protects sensitive sources and methods. you also know that we do so we do classify information only when we're confident in that information. if you doubt, if you doubt the credibility of the u. s. government, of the british government, of other governments and want to you know, find solace and