. >> stephen: you play a part based on the real life of legendary producer john peters.eah, it's the gas crisis in the 70s in the valley, and his ferrari has run out of gas on his way to pick up barbra streisand to go to the movies. he was going out with barbra streisand. he was a hair dresser and became an infamous producer in hollywood and produced "a star is born," ironically enough. >> stephen: was he a fun guy to play? >> yeah ( laughs ) >> stephen: you must know him. >> yeah, i got to-- well, i had to-- i mean, the truth is, if it wasn't for john peters, i never would have been able to make "a star is born," because he deferred his grandfather that fee he could get. we made it on a relative shoe string, that movie. if he didn't defer, i wouldn't have been able to make the movie. >> stephen: not the most flattering portrayal of a character, have you seen him since you actually played-- >> no, no-- i have not idea. i have not idea yeah, yeah, no. >> i have no idea. >> stephen: we have to take another break. when we come back, i will ask bradley about how he got his n

i'm glad you mentioned nixon and john peter would agree with that. you know, you being a, have a great geo political mind doesn't mean that you are long on morality and unfortunately, they're very separated. but peter, nothing has been nothing. i guess that's an exaggeration very little. has been resolved here. ok, cuz i started out on a more or less optimistic note because recognition of russian security. and this is a one step forward and something when you look at nato's response to russians, a letter of this garbage. i've never got it in writing. you know what does, because it gives me a little bit of hope is that william burns is, is head of the ca, burns was the ambassador to russia back in 2008. and in his memoir, from 2 years ago, back channel, he said, it quotes baker in 990. when he was ambassador russia, he wrote back a memo after george w bush talked about nato spencer ukraine in georgia. a memo to the white house title, yet means and yet don't cross russia's red lines. he repeats that over and over again in his bed memoir, from 2 years ag

i'm glad you mentioned nixon and john peter would agree with that. you know, you being a, have a great geo political mind. doesn't mean that you are long on morality and unfortunately, they're very separated. but peter, nothing has been nothing. i guess that's an exaggeration very little, has been resolved here. ok, cuz i started out on a more or less optimistic note because recognition of russian security. and this is the ones that forward and something when, if you look at nato's response to russians, a letter of december 17, there was this boiler plate, they didn't even respond to it. it was just this bellicose language, reckless language here. but, you know, where we're getting from, from the us, at least there are some on the, on the margins here. is that, yeah, we can sit down, we can about business, but russians in nato know born they do expansion. ok, and that's adamant that is going been that is their red line in the sand and that's why i will agree with you in a different way. peter, is that, you know, i don't think there's an invasion now,

. >> john: peter doocy is live in maryland where the president is scheduled to visit an iron workers union for a big announcement. >> officials in biden world have gone from having to brace for a bad report to bragging it was such a good report. >> our country is taking everything that covid throws at us and come back stronger. i'm pleased to report this morning, many of you already know, america's job machine is going stronger than ever. strong recovery and opportunity for hard working women and men across this great country. america is back to work. >> counter from the r.n.c. chair woman, hard working americans are facing high inflation, decreasing wages and high gas prices but they will continue to reject the biden disastrous agenda and support small businesses, families and workers, leading the way, leisure and hospitality, 151,000 hires, including more than 100 k at bars and restaurants. that is a sign people are getting out there, working, but also spending. the pandemic not slowing down hiring anymore. officials recently have also been claiming the pandemic, they felt, was cau

john. >> sandra: peter doocy if you no reaction from the white house in this moment.y. we are all just trying to digest what we are hearing. tomlinson over there reporting for us. just thought putin's ukraine was never a true nation. i am reading the words of france's foreign minister right now at a parliamentary hearing earlier today saying that "recognizing the two breakaway regions which he is doing would be an attack without weapons." do you expect that we will get any further response from the white house as we work our way into the afternoon here, peter? >> we do expect a response, and part of that might be to come out informally say that the president is not going to meet with putin anymore. they were calling separately. president biden and president putin. and macron claimed and the white house said that this was true, that he set up a meeting. but the way that the u.s. described it is putin just could not take any aggressive action. so when they are talking about a meeting, it's not like somebody from the white house rushed out to switzerland to do a site sur

peter. reporter: john. mr. kirby: i am here. reporter: yes. have a question. today they announced -- about the axis of resources that would also be addressed to u.s. sources and allies. mr. kirby: i have not seen the announcement by iran that they have new ballistic programs. that said, we have continually watched as iran has improved their ballistic missile program and we are keenly aware of the regional threats that that ballistic missile program poses which is why we are working hard with partners in the region to counter those rats and make sure we are contributing to their self-defense needs as well. we have time for one more and i would like to go to ana maria from romania tv. looks like ana maria is not there. does anyone else have one more? reporter: today in iran, was the renewed missiles it is 900 miles and runs on solid fuel. it puts the saudi-u.s. base within range. today with the new round of negotiations in vienna are concerning around the nuclear problem. will this -- to the u.s. and israel? mr. kirby: again, i have not seen it, so i will refrai

anyway terrific moderating peter and john advanced the sum total of what we know about that fateful finalyear of trump and of course the more we know the scarier it looks in retrospect. it's so fascinating and interesting and instructive listening to you and peter talk and being so close yourselves all that craziness that was happening and you continue to process it and try making sense of it. to everyone wanting thanks for tuning in and a reminder the chat column which occurred already there's a link for purchasing copies of "betrayal" and as you've heard we have signed copies thanks to john's visit to the store today. from all of us here at politics and prose stay well and stay well read. season one tokens is on the presidency of lyndon johnson did you hear about the 1964 civil rights act of 1964 presidential campaign the gulf on tonkin incident and the war of vietnam. certainly johnson's secretary's new because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations and in fact they were the ones who made sure the conversations were taped as johnson would signal to them through

peter, sam, john, thank you very much.pretty dramatic, epic -- let's call it end epic turn around. all green on the screen as the war with continues. russia hello, welcome to kudlow, i am very proud about. the war is on, russia's arcing through ukraine, mike tobin joining me from ukraine. what is going on out there? >> the most spooky development, the fact that ukrainian ground forces fighting to keep the russians out of the chernobyl exclusion zone lost the battle. the russians are in control of the area around cob

. >> tim johns, abc7 news. ama: dr. peter chen on believes it's the right time to lift the indoor mask mandate. but some people should keep them on a while longer. >> for sure those people who are unvaccinated or those who are over 65 and haven't been boosted. those who are very immune compromised and those who live with kids who can't get vaccinated yet. >> he appeared on this morning on our streaming newscast. abs 7 at 7:00. he told us that. when it comes to the school mask mandate he wouldn't be surprised if it was lifted later this month. state officials plan to revisit that on february 28th. >> the marine county born of supervisors approve add controversial plan to turn a nursing home into perm innocent supportive housing for people experiencing homelessness. liz explains that the vote came after a very heated public meeting. liz: don't san francisco my safe neighborhood, that was the message at the marin county board of supervise ors meeting where they plan to turn nursing home into supportive housing for the homeless.

peter, sorry to interrupt you. here's john kirby. >> just some things at the top.hink, as you heard secretary austin address just last friday in his remarks with the chairman here in the briefing room, we remain focused on the evolving situation in europe and russia's actions on the ukrainian border and belarus. as the secretary said, the united states stands shoulder-to-shoulder with our nato allies. 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 v, and collective defense, remains ironclad. as part of this commitment and to be prepared for a range of contingencies, 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. moreover, these forces are not going to fight in ukraine. the

john, kim. appreciate it. bring in peter weiner, fellow at the center. former adviser to president bush. thanks for joining. you have a new piece in the "atlantic," saying electoral defeat has pulled him into dark place and wants to pull rest of us into it. he's obsessed with being a loser. very well stated by the way. when rnc is describing january 6th as legitimate political discourse, is this proof his effort is working? >> large part of the republican party is getting pulled into deeper and darker places, but that censure of liz cheney and adam kinzinger was telling, it's almost undisguised in terms of celebration of the insurrectionists on january 6th. even a year ago there was effort to try and distance the republican party from it, say that antifa was part of it, that's now changed. now you're taking these people who -- this mob, violent mob, celebrating them as martyrs. reason that's happening is donald trump did it first and has done it repeatedly. the republican party, trump says jump, they say how high. that censure resolution with the rnc was a telling moment and discouraging

peter:- seung:- manu: distance himself from his longtime friend, john mccain set the late senator whoparred openly with donald trump. after mccain passed, he became a close ally of donald trump. even when trump was bashing mccain. he wouldn't hear lindsey graham say much publicly about how he was upset about that. once you cross the former president, he comes after you. we saw that with mitch mcconnell. he was key to implementing much of the trump agenda through four years of trump presidency. he voted to acquit trump twice. then he blamed him for the january 6 insurrection. since then it's been nothing but attacks from trump against o'connell. i asked him whether he agreed with the notion that these insurrectionist should be pardon. he said those who pleaded guilty should not be pardoned. he also said the election was determined on december 14, 2020 when the states certify electoral votes. the rnc has made it clear they are the trump party. that they will align themselves with donald trump. going after two people who are investigating what happened here , for on the outs of their par

. >> john: didn't seem like it would. peter sandra. >> sandra: live to the pentagon, john kirby said the russians are on the move slowly but still on the move. dip in and listen here. >> they have made it a tough slog for the russians to move further south and as i think you have seen in reporting of your own that the russians have not only experienced a stiff and determined resistance by the ukrainians, but logistic problems of their own. i cannot speak of the convoy and what's in it and what the designs are, but clearly appears to us anecdotally, a piece of their desire, to continue to move on the capital. jen. >> john, what's your assessment of the russian military. what are you learned about the russian military from the last five days? >> you know, i think it's too soon for us to have sweeping conclusions about the russian military here in day five. i would -- i would -- i would just say a couple of things. first of all, make no mistake. mr. putin still has at his disposal significant combat power. he has not moved all of

peter, thank you very much. the dates now political x, the john laughed lunda express concerns about the you bonding of ortiz thing. it would raise a disturbing precedence for the freedom of speech. what's wrong with it is that it's totalitarian. if you don't suppress media outlets, that's a basic principle. if the e u is going to suppress r t and sputnik, that means european union citizens will no longer be able to watch those channels. no one forces them to watch them. it is a measure that she is announced which drastically reduces the liberties of you citizens. it. i'm sure it doesn't make a slightest bit of difference to russia. ah, but it does make a difference to people who want to watch out in sputnik. and i mean, we've got used to tell attorneys and for 2 years now, with all the coven madness. but this is, this is so this is in the same category. in any case what, what laws is she is claiming to be operating under the you doesn't have that authority any more than it has the authority. by the way, as far as i know, to close air spaces, you mentioned in your report above all, i mean, independently of the iss

. >> i mean, peter, the director of national intelligence john ratcliffe was asked to look into thermostatsmade in china that were allegedly controlling the boat in georgia. thermostats. yeah, made by google in china and it's like speedy i'm pretty convinced that new refrigerant i've seen in the storage control, -- [inaudible] circe, you write conspiracy threes are american in a very real way, but what's the difference is these type of people would never have gotten a phone call as they would've never gotten the phone number of the directive national intelligence in order to bug him to do this. they would've never gotten an nfc nsc official to come down in the parking lot. >> exactly in one of these instances, john ratcliffe who is again the director of national intelligence, the nation's top intelligence official, and meadows had given out his cell phone number to giuliani and powell and is getting calls from them and he was pushing this aside because he knew us crazy stuff. trump himself, trump himself asked john ratcliffe to investigate this wacky theory about michigan being controlled b

. >> john, also tonight one of trump's most loyal allies, peter navarro, subpoenaed by the january 6th select committee. this is a man who was pushing the big lie, conspiring to overturn the election. out in the open he was doing it it. so what are the chances that he actually cooperates? >> zero. peter navarro, first of all, he's a kook. and second of all, like the others very close to trump who were pushing this ridiculous nonsense about the election, they have no intention of helping this committee. they're going to do everything possible to drag out, delay, and if ultimately dragged in to testify will take the fifth or figure out some way not to cooperate. there is no interest in the trump team of helping this committee get to the truth, and peter navarro's not going to be any different. >> ana, i have to get your take on this divide in the gop over calling january 6th legitimate political discourse. why did that set off mcconnell and other senate republicans? is there more to this moment than meets the eye, do you think? >> because it's so egregious. right? i think the idea that t

moscow, cnn white house correspondent john harwood is in washington, cnn chief international correspondent clarissa ward in kyiv, ukraine. retired brigadier general peter say? >> what we expect is the president to lay out some sanctions going well beyond what the administration announced last night, which was sanctions targeted at those two breakaway regions of ukraine. we've had a remarkable shift in tone from last flight. last night senior administration officials were not labeling what had happened an invasion. that might have reflected the inability to figure out exactly what had gone on, and also to assess the unity of allies. we got answers to that this morning when germany announced a halt in the certification process for the nord stream 2 pipeline. that is a tough thing to do for grermeny. it's not going to be the last step. administration officials say they're going to withhold some sanctions to deter putten from potentially seizing kyiv and the rest of the country, but we don't know which ones will be held back and which ones are going to be rolled out today. on the table are things like unplugging russia from the global financial system, spe

helpful to have all of your expertise, everyone on our panel, john harwood, erin burnett, clarissa ward, nic robertson, retired general peterwack and michael bociurkiw, thank you for helping us understand where we are at this moment. >> thank you, everyone. >>> now a day shy of two years since ahmed arbery was chased down and killed. a jury found the three men who killed him guilty of hate crime charges. we're live outside the georgia courthouse. that's next. beer on a friday ♪ ♪a pair of jeans thatat fit just right♪ ♪and the radio up well i've seen the sununrise..♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1 withth any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's the new ww personalpoints program. it's particular to you. what's your favorite food? avocado. u can fill a bathtub. - i love i - with guacamole. all over. helps the skin, helps the bo. today only! get stard for just $2 at ww.com. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ when it comes

john maguire, bbc news. joining me now is petertime. peter, welcome and thank you for yourtime. presumably, employers are waiting to hear if there is going to be any specific advice or guidance for them? , �* , , for them? yes, i'm sure they will. throughout _ for them? yes, i'm sure they will. throughout the _ for them? yes, i'm sure they will. throughout the pandemic, - for them? yes, i'm sure they will. i throughout the pandemic, businesses have been asking for clarity but i think the honest truth is the signs are if this is really about living with covid and moving into the endemic phase, the onus and responsibility will move on to individuals and businesses as to how we take care of ourselves when the virus is still around, but it's not at the levels it was perhaps before. do you think there will be anything that changes to working from home hybrid working arrangements which many companies already have in place or do you think where those exist, companies and businesses will try to stick with those? i companies and businesses

john michelle with countless others like them. with a welcome to cross stock, were all things considered on peter and bell? this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real issues. ah okay, let's go back to mic. like, i mean, it's obvious that the, the post war, post cold war order is unsustainable for russia. so if it's unsustainable for russia, why, why, why is it that it is a, a magical and beyond the bounds for them to stand up and say, look, you know that this is not working here. major expansion is creating more tensions, more instability. and we need to reassess it. why sort of the stubbornness in the west, particularly in the us, maybe you've already answered. i mean they, they, they want to maintain hegemony and it works for us. so why should we change anything? i mean, is that the mindset you alluded earlier to the wash and echo chamber people outside of washington, of beltway, really don't understand how deafening the echo chambers. you really cannot appreciate the interests of other nations in the same way that you listen to the competing interests within essentially the mili

it's time for biden to exile john kerry to wherever he goes all year. as we just heard from peter doocy, congress is going to be getting a request for $6.4 billion in emergency funding for ukraine. they will have to print or borrow that money. questions about how exactly does money will be used to push back the russians or get humanitarian help alleviating ukrainian suffering, those questions must be raised now and answered. in other words, will spending this money be -- campaigning a house with a huge hole in the roof? >> the situation in ukraine is heartbreaking and infuriating, but it was not inevitable. biden's weak presidency controlled by the climate change crowd helped create the tragedy unfolding in ukraine tonight. as long as china gives them financial cushions to block sanctions, putin is going to have his way no amount of american dollars spent in the ukraine will change that. that's the angle. joining me now is tennessee senator bill haggerty, who served on a senate foreign relations committee. you heard my conversation earlier with peter doocy. we are still buying an

security expert with more than 20 years of experience along with john avlon, our senior political analyst, so david, can you believe petersystem? >> well, i like to think that's very unlikely. i mean, as you mentioned, she is under investigation for giving unauthorized access to highly secure, highly sensitive voting technology. she's also under investigation for obstruction of justice, for objecting to a warrant for perhaps elicitly recording a court proceeding that she denied recording. i mean, there's a variety of problems and she was removed for very good cause from her duties in mesa county, colorado. the democratic secretary of state worked with republicans throughout the state. they have put other republicans with a lot of election administration experience including the former republican secretary of state who the current democratic secretary of state defeated in the 2018 election. they're now overseeing elections in that county. but this is part and parcel of what we're seeing throughout the country. states like nevada, arizona, georgia, michigan, they're individuals who are running to take charge of elections on

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company to go ahead and pushtory, which they did to the fbi, cia and the earlier question to peter doocy is what johnt said, she is pushing this false narrative. the question is, how good is this intelligence? it turns out the tech firm rodney jaffe were essentially calling vast amounts of data simply to shape the narrative that donald trump was in bed with the russians. now, it is very clear from the filing for mr. durham on friday, that is not true. >> ainsley: the question is what did she know, because she was tweeting about it and so was jake sullivan. >> brian: she was pushing the narrative. >> ainsley: did she know it was not true and they had tapped into his pcs at trump tower and the white house. >> steve: i'm sure she wanted it to be true. >> brian: it turns out not so much. 1400 people plus lost their job because of vaccine mandate and uc and two weeks, thousands will lose their jobs in philadelphia, pennsylvania, because they don't want to get vaccinated. other people are standing up because you see their kids having masks on and nobody else has masks on and you see developmental anxiety,

my name is peter scott, and i'll be back with another lot in just over 30 minutes. thank you for watching. ah ah, john is not expressing itself for having been willingness to lead quite to the coach, a china is still trying to learn from others and trying to do business with russia with us, which the, you know, it's not a nation. and this is something that the whole world needs to understand. china, history never has this experience of colonization. never has the experience of trying to bully others. always try to make friends with ah, well, they directly re sell, advertise as content to us and decide who sees what content when and how much of it . facebook claims that these algorithms are there to learn about our specific preferences. actually, this is untrue. they are shaping preference if tomorrow a person finds a fake poor legit video. we're saying the earth is a flat, then this content ranks. huh. at least 20 percent or maybe even 40 percent. believe it is true. it is a very dangerous thing. join me every 1st day on the alex simon. sure. well, i'll be speaking to guess in the world of politics, s

. >> sandra: general jack keane is here to weigh in, and peter doocy at the white house. >> john: on the ground in kyiv, trey, what's the latest where you are. >> john, good afternoon. we start with breaking news. right now there is a cyber attack underway currently targeting ukrainian infrastructure at the ministry of defense here and also a number of private banks. something that analysts in the past have warned russia could take part in that is ongoing right now, certainly a developing story. ukrainians did get what appears to be good news today. president putin making a public statement that russia will indeed pull back some troops from the front where they had been conducting training drills and exercises over the past several weeks. both the ukrainians and the americans are going to wait for confirmation through satellite imagery to make sure that this is not just some sort of information push by president putin, but is potentially an area there could be some deescalation in the region. ukrainian foreign minister taking it with a grain of salt, saying he's seen this comment in

you know, peter strzok who said i can smell the trump supporters at the walmart. what would andy mccabe, john brennan have done with this technology four years ago? that is what is frightening and that is why we -- this is so concerning what happened, what the fbi is purchasing, and the situation with congressman nehls. >> sean: director wray, if republicans get back congress, which will play they will in november, would you start an investigation, congressman jordan? >> we've got to get to the bottom of this whole doj, fbi going after parents. i mean, that whistle-blower coming forward and telling us they are putting this threat tag designation on parents. are they going to use the spyware technology on the same parents who now have a threat tag label on them? that is something we definitely have to get on the bottom of, and a whole other number of investigations that we also have to have. >> sean: you know, i can think of a lot of good uses. it was so bad, mark meadows, it got to the point that, for national security reasons, i supported the fisa court. but because they did not clean it up,

peter navarro was sort of a jack of all trades around the forler president, john. you know, he was somebody who, yes, he was trade adviser but he clearly liked running all kinds of other errands for trump. he inserted himself in trying to figure out who the author "anonymous" was, and devoted enormous amount of energy to it. he viewed himself and portrayed himself as one of the, you know, defenders of the president's political movement, and so he was somebody who went out -- it's not clear to me whether trump actually asked him to do this or whether he volunteered to do but he went out and he did all kinds of, you know, quote/unquote, work around the election after november 3rd and before january 6th. and he issued this report -- and i think he held a press conference -- where he talked about its findings. and now -- and he talked about this all in a book. it's not surprising to me that is he is not cooperating with the january 6th committee. um, but navarro one of trump's favorites. >> jamie, peter navarro out and out says that he wanted congress to -- to stop the

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peter, thank you. so a dig at fox news by the white house spokesperson has drawn the ire of america's largest police union a john saki mock the channels coverage as being from a quote, alternate universe was focused on us cry rates rather than that of tensions abroad . so right now, just to give you a sense. so cnn pentagon, as many as 8500 yes. troops on heightened alert. okay, trail. same one, m s and b c. cnbc is doing their own thing about the market. and then, and fox is janine pier talking about soft on crime consequences. i mean, what does that even mean? right. so there is this alternate universe and some coverage. what scary about it is a lot of people watch that. i think it's wrong, very wrong for miss saki to suggest that violent crime in our country is of no concern or to just laugh it off. she may feel safe in the white house, one of the most protected buildings in the united states. but don't everyone feel safe in their workplace pretending violent crimes are part of some other reality will not help victims. miss saki owes them an apology, or crime rates are on the up throughout the country. a reco

peter. courtney, i know you've been tracking everything that's been happening at the pentagon throughout the morning, including from the press secretary johnirby. he was prelszed repeatedly about what the troops heading overseas would be doing. thousands of troops still on high alert. so, what are you hearing about what this actual mission is going to look like, courtney? >> the 3,000 we're hearing about today, these are going to go forward and basically just sit in these countries and train and do exercises with the u.s. counterparts in that area. so, the polish troops, the german troops, the roam in ian troops. they'll exercise and work with them. that's the oilgs word. the reality is neither pentagon press secretary nor secretary of defense are ruling out the possibility that some troops could be used if there is the need for a noncombattant evacuation for ukraine. and of course, that's going to immediately draw parallels to august when some of the same troops, including the 82nd airborne were brought in to help evacuate people out of kabul airport. this is a very different situation. ukraine verses afghanistan. yes, troops being used i

. >> gillian: wow, peter doocy live from the white house. thanks so much. >> john: u.s., it's great to talk to you about all of this for the first time here on "america reports" and a question i had to start us off here is where do you think we are with all of this? because the words "uncharted territory" seem to not fully grasp the situation. >> john, of course, you are right. we are facing the possibility of a major land war in europe for the first time really since 1945. so this is not charted territory by any means. president putin may well exercise -- he may well unleash them. he has not yet, it's very interesting, he has not yet faced -- he has not yet have his russian soldiers face ukrainian soldiers, he has not yet lost any russian soldiers, that will happen if he sends his soldiers and against the ukrainians as was pointed a minute ago, the ukrainians will fight and russian soldiers will die. they will go back, john, to their towns in russia where they will be buried and their families will not understand why president putin sent them in to apparently a friend l

john: russia has got an awful lot of armor headed their way. mike, thank you. >> sandra: let's get back to the white house. peter doocy, you just had a chance to question the president. you got a few questions in there. one that stuck out to me, you confident that they will be as strong as russian bullets, missiles, and tanks? he immediately qualified, and ukraine. >> asked, and something else that stood out from the president's comments, as he tries to explain that people should not believe anything the russians are telling the world about their intentions going into ukraine. the president is now explaining why he thinks putin is doing it, and he saying that putin -- putting it out there that putin wants to return the european map -- redraw the european map to what it looked like before the cold war. listen to this. >> did you underestimate putin, and would you still describe the hand of the way that you did in the summer as a worthy adversary? >> at the time, i made it clear he was an adversary, and i did not underestimate him. i read most of everything he's written. did you read that -- i should not say -- no

professor at johns hopkin university school of advanced international studies, elliott cohen, thank you. and peter your reporting as well. your latest piece "biden and putin, children of the cold war face off in new conflict." as we go to break, more images from around the globe as free citizens of the world stand in solidarity with the ukrainian people against oppression. we're back in just a moment. pp. we're back in just a moment. ♪ baby got back by sir mix-a-lot ♪ unlimited cashback match... only from discover. -capsule! -capsule! -capsule! capsule saves me money on prescriptions. capsule took care of my insurance. capsule delivered my meds to my doorstep. capsule is super safe and secure. get your prescriptions hand delivered for free at capsule.com we need to reduce plastic waste in the environment. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be remade. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be 100% recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to

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pandemic after a study from johns hopkins university suggesting that covid-19 lockdowns barely had any effect on the mortality rate. fox news white house correspondent peter with details. hey, peter. reporter: david, good afternoon. many public health officials who championed lockdowns including dr. anthony fauci are still in office and they may have some explaining to do now that johns hopkins university has a study that concludes, while this meta analysis concludes lockdowns had little to no public health effects they imposed enormous economic and social costs where they were adopted in consequence. lockdown policies are ill-founded and should be rejected as a pandemic policy instrument. now there are critics calling for accountability. >> how many people missed a cancer screening, mental health, the suicides for young children? i mean, this shutdown will have effects for decades to come. children being held back in school, not being educated in the process. the mental health damages that is going to go on for years. government should lift all these lockdowns but the white house says one thing and does another. reporter: at the white house officials say

peter. and i think it's one of the things hopefully we might find out from president biden. we know that john eve lottery, all the french foreign minister was supposed to meet with. so caliber of the russian foreign minister on friday. he's called that meeting off. so will the meeting on thursday between the secretary of state and mr. lab roth. go ahead. we know from the state department earlier on that the word was they were consulting with their allies. well, one of their allies is decided not to take a meeting. will the u. s. not take a meeting either. i think the problem for the, the, the us is that on one hand, they know what's being said in moscow, they heard that long speech. and that's the speech that quoted a lot of history from president putin. they've heard a mr. lab rough saying a backing up and his arguments for what mr. putin said, saying ukraine is not a sovereign independent country. and i don't think they would want to have those sort of comments coming out in a meeting in geneva would be, i think, from the us side, a publicity stunt by the russians. on the other hand that we

. >> peter and richard, of course, and kelly, thanks to all of you for starting us off. and joining me now is retired four-star marine, john allen, recent eappointed to the board of visitors at the u.s. naval academy by president biden. thank you very much. so, based on all the reporting, what is your analysis as to what russia might be doing? >> well, andrea, great to see you. great to be with you again. i think peter hit it well. the reputation that putin has had for many years is he's a very skilled tactical player. i think it's important that we take a step back and remember that ukraine is a sovereign country. with its own identity. with a people that don't view themselves as a post soviet vasal state. they have their own identity and it's been a friendly country for us and country that has not posed any threat to russia. so, this is a completely contrived crisis on the part of vladimir putin. and to peter's point what does he want out of this? so, war is hard. war in the winter is really hard. it's horrific in many respects. and in an environment where the ukraine is not actually threatening russia's security or that

youu know peter strzok who saide i can smell the trump supporters at the wal-mart, what would he what would andyav mccabe, john brennan havee done with this technology four years ago? that's what's frightening. that's why we this is so w concerning what happened with what the fbi is purchasingh and the situation with congressman nehls. i would like an answer to what director ray if republicans get back to congress, which i thinknktor hopefully they will in november ,would you start w an investigation, congressmanrt jordan? oh , yeah. we got to do we got to get to t the bottom of this whole doj, fbi going after parents. i mean, we but for that whistleblower coming forwardr and telling us they are putting this threat tag designation on parents areri they going to use this spyware technology on the same parents who now have a threateningavte label on them? soly that is definitely somethig we've got to b get to the bottom of and a whole other number oft investigations that we also have to we also have to have you know, i could think of a lot of good uses. it was so bad. mark meadows, it got to the point that for n

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john heilemann is with us. "new york times" reporter jeremy peters.ed" is officially out today. congratulations on that. we will begin with the growing number of republicans who are keeping their distance from the rnc's censure of representatives liz cheney and adam kinzinger, and the characterization of january 6th as, quote, legitimate political discourse. nbc news spoke to several gop lawmakers yesterday. take a listen. >> i talked to ronna. she's a good lady. you know, the statement, she doesn't -- she was talking about things other than violence. and, you know, i think all of us up here want to talk about forward, not backward. >> we've got issues that we should be focusing on besides censuring two members of congress because they have a different opinion. >> reporter: do you agree with the action actually censuring cheney and kinzinger? >> you know, it is not my job, but they said in the resolution they wanted republicans to be unified. that was not a unifying action. >> anything that my party does that comes across as being steeped is not going

sandra: i should also mention, by the way, john, the white house briefing room back to full capacity today, a regular rotation happening. more appearances by peterrich in the briefing room. if we have popped that on the screen, looks different now, right? they were sitting sometimes, ok. we are going to listen, i'm told. >> decrease in hospitalizations and the country and we are in constant touch about what it looks like moving forward. our responsibility as the federal government to rely on the data and the science analyzed by our public health experts and rely on that for what recommendations we are making. >> a couple things. we reported u.s. officials are losing patience with the chinese in negotiations -- >> john: questions about masking, obviously, as more states and european countries reduce or remove covid restrictions all together. could we bring back call for number five, bill marr said so well. listen here. apparently -- >> it's time to do what a growing list of countries have done and announced we are going back to something more like normal. beginning with recognizing that what we are doing to kids is unnecessary and horrible and i

>> let's remember, john, that ukraine was the laboratory for russian disinformation in 2013, 2014 which he then transposed to the u.s. the agency in st. peterse know about the efforts against ukraine in 2013 and 2014. that was their textbook. by the way, ukraine has always been the kind of laboratory for cyber warfare for russia. when we see this invasion happen we'll see cyber warfare at a scale that we haven't ever seen before and maybe here. i want to -- he doesn't see himself as a communist leader or stalin. he sees himself as peter did great. as the man who created a ruse. he has a mystical feeling about russia. that's the thing that motivates him. the history books and other thing to say about sanctions, the counter pose of sanctions is a figure he cares about. the price of oil. when war starts it shoos shoots up. i remember my boss said that the russian economy works when oil is $100 a barrel. it is going to be. >> i want to get to andrea and quick on joe biden questions. so yamiche first, is anybody starting to talk at all about what happens after sanctions, when sanctions don't work and escalates to the point that mike and rick -- w

peter memorized the whole thing. >> my daughter has. >>> how about what to watch tonight, "saturday night live." "snl" is back after a few weeks off with hosts johnjoining the five timers club with the hosting gig tonight. last hosted in november of 2020. catch the new episode of "snl" tonight here on nbc. and guys, that's your pop start. >> for john mulaney, i will try to stay up. >> like when they come up with the five timer club robe. >> thank you. >>> still to come, the emotional proposal at a wedding that took this man by surprise. back after this. >>> still to come, we will have the latest from ukraine as russian troops approach kyiv. and show of support for ukraine. >>> and a white house photographer photographer my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen...painful. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reacti