good to have you with us in a military escalation of the crisis over ukraine today you as president joe bind, confirmed. he is sending $3000.00 troops to strengthen the american president and eastern europe, and to reassure nato allies of america's commitment to collective defense. the pentagon emphasizing it is not sending troops to ukraine, but adding today's announcement is meant to deter russian president vladimir putin from invading the country. the kremlin has denounced the move, calling get destructive, saying that this will only make things worse. another day, another increase intention over ukraine. the u. s. is sending 2000 soldiers to poland and germany, while another 1000 move from germany to romania. the current situation demands that we reinforce the deterrent and defensive posture on nato's eastern flank. president biden has been clear that the united states will respond to the growing threat to europe's security and stability. our commitment to nato article 5 and collective defense remains iron clad. the pentagon made it clear that no us soldiers will fight in ukraine. he did

s. president joe bind says the i. s leader blew himself up as u. s. forces approach during a raid in north west syria, several, several other people also killed during the operation near the turkish border. ah. on my lock, thank you so much for joining us. russia has announced it is banning this network deutsch, vela germany's international broadcaster as a retaliatory move. the foreign ministry said it was closing door travelers, moscow bureau and revoking accreditation for our staff there. this is in response to germany's decision to ban german language programming from russia's state media broadcaster r t. and we can go now to dw moscow bureau chief, uri rochette out, who joyce is from the russian capital. you re, can you tell us how did you find out about this decision? we found out it from the russian media, the information about her. it was on the website on the russian ministry of foreign affairs. in the meantime, i have received an official letter from the russian foreign ministry when i was personally official informed that our off of offi

and i, you know, you say joe bind. so trying to do something about it. i'm saying he's not doing enough. i think that there's many, there are many things that he could be doing. and i think though, the powers of the president of the united states are vast. if there's anything we learned from the trump administration, is that the powers of the presidency, our, our, our vast. and there are many things that he could do or potentially try. i think maybe you know, some things will be struck down in the courts. but that doesn't give a whole lot of people a lot of confidence and he just started to make this a priority now and now that they realize his popularity is down and he's probably not going or he's going to suffer major losses at midterms. now it's a priority, it should have been a priority from the very beginning. when people, particularly in the african american community, were saying that we should be doing something about this. and, and i, i really don't even hotly presumably do badly at the mid terms. partly because he may not be executive ordering

these punitive meshes to like you are paying ones will only back fire president joe bind and also vowed to send more troops to nato member countries in eastern europe. well, let's give a thought now of all guess the journalist and author thomas fan spend to thank you so much for joining us on the program. so we'd love to see you. so let's start with nord stream too. it's been on the construction since 2016 is finally ready, just waiting on the final go ahead. billions of yours have been poured into it and it's less space at germany, and indeed, europe desperately need this pipeline. so now germany is taking the decisions, pull the plug on it, were you surprised when germany for a long time protected the pipeline project? not only the old and the outgoing american government, but also the new chancellor shoals. but as things developed scholes gave about a week ago, so when he was in the u. s. gave his word that upon the 1st move by the russian government on ukraine. they would scrap the project or at least scrap the licensing process. and the west germany interprets the recognition of th

joe bind and earlier spoke with his ukranian counterpart, in which he condemned what he called an unprovoked, an unjustified attack by russian military forces. and that is the terminology we really hearing across europe and across the international community. the nato secretary general earlier said that there is a lot of stake. he is accused russia of trying to renew borders in europe and trying to rewrite the entire global security architecture. now as far as european leaders go, we've actually seen the same tweet coming from the european council chief, the e u commission chief and the top you diplomat joseph bureau. this is what they had to say. we strongly condemn rushes in justified attack on ukraine in these dark hours. our thoughts are with ukraine and the innocent women, men and children as they faced us, unprovoked attack and fear for their lives. we will hold the kremlin accountable later today, the e leaders will be holding an emergency summit in brussels to discuss how to move forward, and then moving across to the united kingdom their bras, johnson has said that he is to quote a

kimberly, how could joe bind, and president joe barnum has been invited to to ukraine? pretty much as soon as possible by the ukrainian prison. has there been any response to that? i feel it might be a little awkward at the moment given dr. bartons telling people to get out of ukraine. well, there are, there certainly hasn't been a response so far. fact the read out of that call by the white house didn't even mention it, which is notable. what we know is that on the president schedule has just been added a phone call and it is not with the leader of ukraine, but instead with the u. k. leader boris johnson. we know that at 1730 g m t, the u. s. president will be speaking on the phone with the u. k. leader, as he continues to coordinate with transatlantic leaders projecting unity in terms of the coordinated response. should russia invade ukraine with respect to that invitation by the president lensky? well, a, we will have to ask in the upcoming press briefing. if that is something that the u . s. president will entertain now. he's been at camp david over the weekend. he

so we have a lot of work to do and i'm so excited to be doing it with this information joe bind and kamalat the work done. >> in the words of effie white, i ain't going. dnc chair jamie harris, thank you for joining us. >>> you are looking at sofi stadium where the nfl's biggest game will kickoff tonight. amid the revelry, the league is under scrutiny over its game plan for diversity. we'll discuss it after the break. break. gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. mission control, we are go for launch. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. ♪ i'm steven, i'm 52, and i'm a makeup artist. i met my husband in 2002. ♪ i miss those eyes. do you think you could fall in love again? i'm so ready, you know? so, what do you see when you look at yourself? i

it's really looking for the divisions and instead look for the things that we have that bind us together. >> joe, last word? >> i think both of my colleagues have done af great job, john and lindsay, so i echo their view. as a teacher for 44 years, many students these days don't think anything happen before they were born. because the document would be so alien to them i want and understand it. like a president would go into a foreign country and learning to think and speak the different language. the language that washington speaks is for all the reasons john mentioned desperately absentbs from the center of american politics, especially the congressional and presidential level. the public interest is something that nobody understands now, and even suggest that your highest priority is to mean that you're not qualified to serve. washington would never, neither would any of the other four presidents i've mentioned earlier, they would never runr for public office or for presidency in the current form. they would regard it as prostitution. >> comparing to where we were to where we are and looking

joe biden signed an order, an executive order on monday, imposing sanctions against the regions binding u. s. national from new investment, trade, and financing in both of those regions, of course targeting the economy. the 2 yearly recognizes independent by russia, of course, regions. now, the reaction will be, of course, with these harsh sanctions, we can expect more provocation. we know the west and nato have repeatedly ignored pushes cries for diplomacy, dialogue and d escalation. so unfortunately, it looks like it will be a rise in shelling in the region of course, who hands can dance for sure that the west started explore the territory of ukraine as the future theater of military action of the future battlefield. and it is aimed against russia. last year alone, it had more than 20000 troops and more than 1000 equipment hardware. again, it's so it's, it was late last night when president peterson made that decision that announcements that he would be recognizing the independence of those regions. has it been a reaction from kiev? yes or yes, the ukranian president below him is lens

reaction from the white house you as president joe biden will soon issue an executive order outlining sanctions on the brake white regions. they will bind new investment, trade, and financing by americans in the dumbass region. i'll deserve it, but it's smith has been following developments from the russian capital moscow. this was an hour long speech from vladimir putin, in which he excess essentially blamed the collapse of the soviet union on the creation of this independent state of ukraine called into question, ukraine's very right to exist as a country outside of russia. vladimir putin's tone was at times frustrated, and at times bleak, and he blamed after that long historical lesson of why he believed ukraine was not really a legitimate country. he then went on to blame nato for its failures, to address the situation in the east of ukrainian acute nato as his frequently accused nature in the past of expanding into all of those eastern european countries that were released from the soviet union at the brit when the soviet union broke up, he blamed 8 accused nato of a deliberately expanding into into those areas. and he said that in

about whether this could be a restraining influence on how far the binding ministration is willing to go. well, we certainly know the joe biden isn't going to commit any american troops to fighting in ukraine. he has made that abundantly clear. he was of course, the president that finally pulled the united states out of afghanistan after 20 years fighting there. he's not going to do that with all the problems that came with that and then launch america into another foreign war. but what he is doing, and what he said in the news conference in the last hour, is that he is going to help reinforce the baltic states nato allies in case there is any farther aggression from vladimir putin. he was concerned at the language used by vladimir putin essentially saying that ukraine is no more than a province that should never broken away from the the, the old soviet union at there would be concerned in the both nations that this could be a problem for them. in the future, even though vladimir putin has said that, sovereignty of other countries is not at risk, but certainly, joe biden is aware he needs to shoot up his nato allies. he

following a meeting with his security council. meanwhile, president joe biden is going to issue an executive order soon. it will bind trade with danielle and the hans white house says more measures are forthcoming and separate from sanctions that have been prepared if there is an invasion of ukraine you is announced that will sanction those involved in the recognition of the break coil regions of done the gonna hands and then earlier on, russia said killed 5 people from ukraine who claims were breaching its order and the rust out region and captured a soldier alive. ukraine is branded this fake news. michael bull skew is a global affairs analyst and a former spokesperson for the o. s. c e. special monitoring mission to ukraine joins us live now from ukrainian city of viv. i'm not sure if you've heard anything about these reports, but there is this line coming in from the reuters news agency saying the russian president, jim prisoners ordered peacekeeping missions to be a peacekeeping operation to be deployed in east east and ukraine's to breakaway regions. now, do you have any confirmation of that? do you have any i

will, we will see which i bind and has also condemned the russian operation and undeveloped what he called devastating sanctions. kellum open explain. well, when we heard from joe biden, the u. s. president, he laid out new sanctions on russia. these spoke specifically of some banks that will be targeted. he specifically talked of products being outlawed to export to russia. u. s. companies will not be able to export certain products to russia later in the press conference. he was pressed about the swift international banking system. and he gave kind of a mild answer and said, well, the european allies don't seem to agree and essentially admitted that while the states might want to kick russia out of this web system, it seems united states is not going to be able to do that at this time now the narrative that joe biden laid out throughout his remarks was the same narrative we've been hearing from us officials all along. apparently, this whole crisis, according to joe biden, has just happened simply because of russia. there is no other factor. it is simply russia's malign activities that has caused the whole thing. this is what we heard from joe biden laying out

the keystone xl pipeline that bind killed give the nord stream-2 waiver to putin that could pump over 830,000 barrels a day. joeystone xl pipeline or encourage more oil and embassy production in the u.s. biden takes his orders from the radical climate alarmists. the cult of the democratic new green new deal party in america. on cue biden's climate czar john kerry is whining that the war with ukraine is distracting from his focus of climate change. >> you will lose focus because they will be diverted and i think it could have a damaging impact. i hope president putin will upon us stay on track for the climate. >> sean: you have to be an idiot to say that and believe it. this is the same guy john kerry flying around the world in his privateiet. -- private jet telling us about our carbon foot print. this is delusional. this is where we are. with war on the european continent again and the mob in the media promised this would not happen want they said biden was a foreign policy expert. you put vladimir putin in his place. the only one they said who went toe to show with vladimir putin. in june a world class idiot i

if you ask people, is joe biden going to get more of the black vote than barack obama? people would say no and bindht, but the picture is one i'm interested in, which is, that you have skepticism about the black vote in this election. why is i.t. seems to me you said you lived in a black area and half of those people didn't pay attention to the election. why did you think you would be able to pay attention to that and black people wouldn't? >> i don't think that everyone is interested in politics like i am. it's not necessarily about racial lines. >> reporter: trump. has repeated this same trope. it's not fact. in 2008 an estimated 95% of black voters voted for obama f. 2020, 92% for biden. this was repeated until it seems like cold hard truth as he went from protest to protest in stop the steal group. i'm not like trying to say are you a bad person or like you would use a racial slur. what i'm trying to get at is you might not be sensitive to the big picture about what it looks like disputing votes only in places where most of the voters are people of color and that people of color might take some

joe biden's handling of this crisis? bush got hammered in new york, but do you think the media sniping and denouncing bind as a failure couldne him as he tries to hold the nato alliance together? >> well, howie, i think it's important to separate the pundits from the actual journalists on the ground who are doing an unbelievably heroic effort whether it's our own lucas tomlinson or, you know, trey yingst on the ground, mike tobin. ing listen, the other networks, richard engel of nbc, the abc reporter, the bbc. this is a war that the media are covering now. this is not really the time to be sniping. you can, i mean, this is a free country, you can go for that. but when we're looking at exactly what the viewership wants, they want to see what is going on. this is a highly unusual war, howie. this is in europe. so of course this is going to be treated extraordinarily serious orally, and what we are seeing is the first war because every single -- tiktok war, because every single ukrainian on the ground has a smartphone, and that means they have a global megaphone. we do know that information from the ground shapes world opinion

binding authority. what it has is political weight, so the aim is to demonstrate that russia is isolated politically in this world body of more than 200 members. and yes, joeordinate the western response. to continue coordinate the western resonse. 1, ., to continue coordinate the western resonse. ., ., ~ to continue coordinate the western resonse. z, ., ., ~' i., ., response. ok, barbara, thank you for that. response. ok, barbara, thank you for that- barbara — response. ok, barbara, thank you for that. barbara plett— response. ok, barbara, thank you for that. barbara plett usher _ response. ok, barbara, thank you for that. barbara plett usher in _ that. barbara plett usher in washington and jessica parker in brussels, thank you. on day five of the russian invasion, what is the state of moscow's military campaign here in ukraine? 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale has this assessment. day five of the invasion. if we look at the map of the country, this is the second biggest country in europe, largerthan the second biggest country in europe, larger than france. the second biggest country in europe, largerthan france. in the second biggest country in e

added any new jobs what pro growth policies are you pointing to that bind effected to take credit for where the economy is right now >> joe's a pro growth policy is cutting taxes. >> which one did he do >> in my world, investing in education, investing in infrastructure, investing in the health of the work force, giving women the ability to take sick leave or get child care, all of those are pro-growth policies. >> none of that has passed none of that has passed, austan. >> how can he take credit -- how can he take credit for -- >> previously, i'd give credit it to the trump administration in the c.a.r.e.s. act. there were a lot of pro growth things. >> oh, my god. what did you just say? >> it was the fastest recovery ever. >> kyle, did i mishear that? >> i do think i heard the same thing, and i agree with austan, there were a lot of good measures in the c.a.r.e.s. act that helped facilitate that incredibly rapid labor market recovery we saw in 20. i agree with austan that inflation has risen globally, but inflation has risen by much, much more in the united states than other major advanced economies. in fact, the last ti

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