josh mankiewicz: so what did happen?ne quickly concluded only one person was shot-- the intruder mentioned in that 911 call. 911 dispatcher (on phone): who got shot? caller: (on phone): the robber. he's badly injured. 911 dispatcher: ok. so they entered your garage, and who shot him? caller: my husband. josh mankiewicz: and cops quickly learned something those who thought they knew diren well could scarcely imagine. diren wasn't a random, innocent victim. the young exchange student was the apparent opposite. he was the burglar. just like, someone's trying to break into your car right now. josh mankiewicz: police were about to hear a story from the man holding the gun that night-- a story of terror and a family under siege. markus: and we've been sketched out. we don't feel safe. i'm on edge about everything. two frightened homeowners victimized two times before. what had happened inside that garage? coming up-- markus: i'm sitting there, panicking, you know? and i was like, he's-- he's coming at me. craig melvin: when "d

josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and as for katie. josh mankiewicz: you feel better now? yes and no.eartbreaking. it's a tragedy. it doesn't go away. it doesn't fix anything. it doesn't bring robin back. robin's mom gave you a hug after the trial. she did. i love robin's mom. and for her to reach out to me like that, actions speak louder than words. and there wasn't a single thing that she could have said to me that was more powerful than the hug that she gave me. josh mankiewicz: you hugged katie at the end of the trial. she hugged first. and it's-- i'm a hugger, so, yes, i hugged back. would katie be wrong to see that as a sign of forgiveness? i don't know how to answer that because i don't know if i have forgiven either one of them yet. i mean, one of the theories is that they were in it together. either of you believe that? i mean, either of you believe that katie is getting away with murder right now? i don't know what to believe. all i know is, i believe the person that actually hurt our baby is where he needs to be. and that's what i have to believe because that's what they pr

josh mankiewicz: and what does jd say?story where he came home, had a couple of beers, passed out. and he wasn't anywhere near helium road. that's what he says. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): that's when jd told mongold about another man in robin's life, a name the investigator hadn't heard before, chris. who's chris? well, he tells us a story. they used to date, and i think he's into drugs, and i think there was some violence. i think he's kind of a bad guy. you're hearing this from jd. from jd. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and jd's new wife katie backed up her husband's story. tells the same story, names the same guy. so off you go to chris. allan mongold: yeah, off we go to chris. same questions, when's the last time you saw robin, what's y'all's relationship, who doesn't like her, the same questions. i was here, mom's in the house, i live with my mom, talk to her. he had an alibi. he had an alibi. so chris is off the list. nobody gets off the list that early, but yeah, he's at the bottom. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): jar

josh holmes, michael duncan, josh, comfortably smiled,an welcome, guys,d congratulations yopou know howh i love the show and the eve podcast.an here we are again.wh atwe can't take a breather. how do you characterize what we have seen over the 30 plus days including the oval office meltdown with zelenskyy? >> i mean, brianna, first of all, thank you, we appreciate you. e thank you for being a listener but i will sayve to anyone.to are you not entertained? h is is this not what we thought would happen? this is the most transparent administration in the history of the public. everything from and sensitiveon negotiation friday spilling out realal and time with the nationl press to every single aspect of this administration just being right there for the world to see. t iri think the great irony is l still have journalists walkingle around, if we can't control the white house press, american people won't be let in orstan ta joke and they don't understand what this administration is doing.>> nonsense, we can speak with our own eyes. speaking of, how about that f super cut with, old movies an

no player in nfl history has played for more teams than josh johnson.the baltimore ravens for the past two seasons. he got an unexpected phone call from the team. he grew up rooting for the san francisco 40 niners. the 40 niners were a game away from punching their ticket to super bowl 57. their chances became slim when brock purdy suffered a torn ulnar collateral ligament, and this presented an opportunity for the west oakland native. >> i was ready. you couldn't tell me nothing, but it helped me. it helped me because it was like, you can't control everything, bro. like god had another. he had another plan for me that day. and at the end of the day, i had to deal with it. and it hurt. it hurt on the level that nobody can even imagine. on top of me being in a dark room for a month to have, dealing with a concussion slash brain bleed. >> shockingly, that wasn't even the most challenging moment on josh's journey. in 2018, the team now known as the washington commanders called him when he thought his career was over. after not playing a down of football fo

josh hawley's guest is a doctor who had federal charges dropped after he exposed gender affirming care. thank you for joining me now. being a guest is culmination of incredible ordeal for you. describe what you have been through? >> it is a hard thing to wrap into words. the day josh hawley invited me was right after the charges were dropped and i remember thinking to myself, one year i'm facing 10 years in prison for crime fabricated by department of justice and next moment i'm being invited to state of the union. it is indescribable. >> todd: you're a young guy, a surgeon, you went through extra schooling beyond medical school and arrive at a point you can start practicing your craft, yet you risked this to blow whistle on surgery which was not supposed to be happening because texas banned it. why did you risk so much? >> i think a lot 've people imagine themselves as this would be the hardest time to do it. for me, if i didn't do it, no way i account call myself a doctor. how i start my career knowing i had not done the right thing when it mattered most to vulnerable children. it is

but josh surprised me a little bit. i mean, look, this is the freely elected president, the democratically elected president of the largest country in europe. he has every right to defend his integrity, to defend his own nation's integrity, and to push back on misinformation. donald trump continually says, we've given $350 billion, and we haven't given $350 billion. he continues to lie and say ukraine has been totally destroyed. it hasn't. it's been heroically defending. we're on year three of a three day war. vladimir vladimir zelenskyy had every right to stand up for himself, and a vice president should never have spoken to a president like that. and frankly, if we had a good president, he would have told his vice president that. it makes me honestly sick to hear it. and i'll say really quickly, republicans have to take reagan's name out of their mouth because he gave the speech in the goldwater convention where he said, we can have peace and we can have it this next second surrender. but therein lies the road to serf

josh campbell, cnn, albuquerque, new mexico. >> all right, josh, thank you. measles cases continue to grow. the majority of them are centered around that outbreak in west texas. but we're seeing cases in other parts of the country. we've got a doctor with me next to tell you what you need to know. >> amid upheaval and sweeping changes. >> the. >> president of the united. >> states. >> trump heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the presidential address to congress tuesday at eight on cnn. >> home. it's where we do the things we love with the people we love. celebrating. sharing. living. so why should aging mean we have to leave that in the past? what if we live tomorrow in the same place as we did yesterday? what if we stayed home instead? with help, we can. >> make. it where i belong. >> homestead for a better. what's next? no matter what kind. >> of teeth you got to brush or it'll be electric. cleans better with one simple touch. oral-b's dentist inspired round brush head. hugs him, cleans him, a

uh, uh sure. media and josh will draw the show window shop. uh was or you didn't. yes. change order was you as one that was as always changing the rooms water on sundays. yeah. or versions filled with entry, a quite a georgia wall condo how the way she told you the can change that each of the communication university of china. beijing has hope to change his life to her. so it's out of the view that i saw when that was what is it? so i don't know if it will come from the north side of hardship on whether it's ira is it was as you go down, go how the show to the you know, finally you go how the ssl so you would tell that would be an issue. how would you know when i assure life and to hundreds handle goals or to kenya and content? georgia turn out later on. so thanks sherwood dollars for the mental issue on the safe on the like many young people here a year after graduating, den king hasn't found a suitable shelf priced out of aging. he's moved back to his home province and the central china, the guy. uh huh. you have to narrow down her new role or the one or the don't all

josh levy. i'm curious how. you process the world events we're seeing and we have this massive hurricane bearing down on florida just two weeks after the last one and and do you how do you think about macro picture of whether we've lost too much ground to really you know make a difference in what's happening in our world? yeah, great question. so let me just take a little step back and and say that when i look at where we are right now, i sort of have i sort of think three big factors are our most important in the climate landscape. the first is that the science of the impacts of climate change are just getting they are coming at us faster and harder than even scientists who been working on this for a long time had anticipated. so that goes to exactly what you're talking about. josh and it's i mean, we in the last weeks worldwide, we've been through biblical weather incredible fires, the amazon incredible flooding in eastern europe, the the storms that you're pointing out. so that's one big piece, second piece i

the michigan resolution was introduced by state representative josh shriver.th the sanctity of marriage. the michigan constitution and principles upon which this country was established. similar measures have now been introduced in montana, idaho, and the dakotas. the ones in idaho and north dakota already passed state houses that are dominated by republicans. and of course, this is not at all surprising. justice clarence thomas argued in 2022, after all, that the court should reconsider the same sex marriage ruling. and with that foundation in place, republicans have brought modern mccarthyism back into american life and placed a target squarely on the backs of those in the lgbtq community. my panel is back with me now. amara, your thoughts on this? republicans, they're not even pretending to hide their desire to overturn obergefell any more. when you see these lawmakers in nine states try to undermine it, it's clear what they're trying to do. they got the green light. they got the signal. we've seen this playbook before. a supreme court justice kind of signa

josh, thanks very much. and outfront now, daniel and barbara lenihan, they are close friends of gene hackman and his wife betsy for more than 30 years. and barbara and daniel, i'm so sorry for your loss and and just all of this, the questions and not knowing. and your dear friends. i know, barbara, that you had run a home decor business in santa fe with betsy, and you shared some photos with us boating trip with your kids. hackman is there on the far left. just so many memories of good times together. cutting down your family christmas trees. what can you share with us about the last time that you saw them? >> well, the last time that we saw them, they were. >> alive and well. >> and usually. >> they're very easy people to get along with. and we were getting along. >> i seen betsy recently because she drops in the shop even though she's a silent partner. she was in there a couple weeks ago. three weeks ago, something like that. and we usually email and then we might talk on the phone, but the same with dan a

josh campbell, cnn, albuquerque, new mexico. >> america's support for ukraine's war has certainly shifted in the three years since russia's invasion. we are running the numbers on just how much and how that may be influencing the white house's strategy. harry enten is here. when we come back. >> tomorrow. >> the dramatic fallout from the war. of words in the oval office. >> house speaker. >> mike. >> johnson and national. >> security adviser. >> mike waltz joined anna. plus. >> democratic senator chris murphy. >> state of the union. >> live tomorrow morning at nine. >> this is the emirates premium economy seat. economy. perhaps they need to call it something else. >> i'm thinking. >> of updating my kitchen. >> yeah. >> yes. >> this year. >> we are finally updating our kitchen. >> doing. >> subway tile and an ivory or eggshell. >> cream, maybe. don't get me started on quartz. big. >> big island. >> you ever heard of. >> a waterfall count? >> for everyone who. >> talks. >> about doing that thing, but never does that thing. >> little breakfast. >> chase has financial guidance. >> you can sta

was that, you know, cuz i figured it was all the way you have the option to receiving email on the josh to bill who is the gwinnett costa funneled the best and good also. so these and she said, your next person could do for you to say look, just that is supposed to see some special key code for the mileage on the wall. so put the mileage on 1st good issue features. this of thomas suggests you don't want, even though it is all come out 5 because you shop that's was calling from the one to the media on to the present to you just a moment. did you google them all the big lot to yeah. from your costs that you'll feel the soft shift to lose posted to the left place. 107 can form a woman coffee. 5. yeah. we still have a gentleman to watch. uh yes. what is it you pronounced that you keep the security guard or your customer keep it could do for yeah, said yeah, they have let me they have sent you the resume was still telling me it was it was okay. good. good to have on the confronted therefore the front office is off or i have to go to the lease the closest at quite a bit. now if it's good to m

but josh shapiro in pennsylvania is doing a really great job of that, making state government deliverses started. governor whitmer has talked about making state government more efficient in her state of the state. so i think if he he. >> clearly needs a little. >> help and he should. look no further than democratic governors for some guidance on how to. >> move forward there. >> look, most people would tell you permitting reform is not interesting, but i'm actually one of the few people who thinks if congress ever moved on it, as some senators and other lawmakers want to, there would actually be tangible improvements on the ground. i digress, this is not a segment about permitting reform. the thing i think is interesting, too, when you talk about democratic governors and even some republicans, is the way that they're reacting. yes. to doj's overall in lawsuits and other places, but also when it comes to just basic nuts and bolts of jobs. can you talk about some of the states that you're seeing this in? it's new york, new mexico and others. well. >> virginia, where we. >> have a. >> go

linda and josh, joshua is there a fee mark on silvo side or into the last days from warm mysteries piled on united manager. reason i'm always products because you always have the codes when the, the, the building is not going in the, in the right direction. but to where you need to focus on, on the big goal. cuz the improving the team to trying to imagine how we are going to, to improve the team. not just in this, in this moment, these in the season for the next season. so we have to think uh not, not just in the moment, but also in the future. brighton beach, newcastle to one to reach a b as a cap last day. but it wasn't without its drama. each team had a player sent off 1st anthony gordon for lashing out late on the entire class. he was forced to walk off for a 2nd yellow probably in shars thought he'd for the late winter rustling. anthony taylor ruled it out for off site and announced it to the stadium. something that was introduced for this round standing wells, us with the winner for brighten an extra time their fruits before the final barcelona have returned to the top of the spani

brian: i'm sure they celebrate big time and josh homes and michael duncan and comfortably smug and welcomend seriously congratulations and how much i love the show and love the podcast and here we are again, we can't even take aubretteer and how do you characterize what we've been seeing over the 30 plus daying and oval office meltdown with zelenskyy? >> first of all, thank you and we appreciate everything you do thanks for being a listener and i will say everyone. are you not entertained? is this not what we thought was going to happen? this is the most transparent administration in the history of the republic? each and everything from a sensitive negotiation we saw on friday and going for them with the national press and going for every aspect of the great irony going with them and it's going to walk around for them going with them to control the white house press like the american people won't be let in on that and understanding the administration and what they're doing. we can see with our own eyes. >> speaking of entertaining, how about that super cut that brian is going for them and

president zelenskyy over the past couple of months and look at that pennsylvania trip he took with joshfoolishness he has displayed in this time is absolutely ridiculous. laura, i like ukraine, i would like ukraine to come out on the positive end of this conflict of this war. but the simple fact is that everything zelenskyy has been doing for the past several months has hurt his concert. hurt it in a completely desperate and terrible way and the simple fact is he should have walked into that oval office and said i am happy to be here with the president to has backed us. who gave us javelins back in 2018 when obama would not. ukraine right to exist against the russians back when he was president, was defined because now, signing an agreement with us, the trump peace rare earth minerals plan that will lead us to peace and to the ability to end this terrible war. instead what does he do? he basically sounds like a "new york times" editorial page off at author. i say this is somebody who is not in any way in favor of coming out the positive end of this but vladimir putin is laughing to the

you know how serious the threat is, because josh hawley of all people is saying he will not allow thatenate. he says 21% of the people who live in his state are on medicaid. >> greg: they're only going after medicaid and medicare for fraud, everybody knows that. that is true. everybody. by the way, i was going to say identity politics is a dead end, but you wish it was a dead end, because at least you could turn around. it's a one-way street. there is no u-turns. that's the problem. you're going straight into the [bleep]. if you think about it, what would the democratic party be like without identity politics? it would be the republican party. because, minus identity politics, suddenly all the issues bubble up. oh, crime, it's about crime. the border is a border, speech is speech. now, imagine i'm a democrat. i'm concerned, and i'm talking to a democrat leader, and i express my concerns that the streets aren't safe for my kids, and the person says, that sounds like a dog whistle. racism. okay, so i can't talk about that. okay, i don't want my daughter sharing a locker room with men. th

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zelenskyy went to battleground pa with josh shapiro, the number one harris surrogate for a while onceidelined, and bob casey who is right there behind him, he lost. and they were watching these missiles that the u.s. was paying for and sending over to ukraine. look, he's signing them. and he was acting like he didn't know what vance was talking about. oh, you went and campaigned with the opposition. that's what he's talking about. rachel: not only did that happen, but i believe donald trump tried to report this as foreign interference in this election. and, by the way, repulsive, signing these bombs that are going to kill -- peter: yes. in the same outfit that you wear to the oval office a, by the way. rachel: he has one costume. charlie: and, of course, foreign interference also being the premise of the entire first sham impeachment of donald trump in the first place, so it's kind of worth noting that. but it also goes back to the point with zelenskyy, you have no cards, bro! the only cards you have are the cards that president trump is providing you, the american people are providin

. >> wow, josh, that's very subtle. >> what, i can -- you know, ask anything. really? wow. >> yeah. >> people usually stay home on thanksgiving. what a rebel. >> yeah, not me. i get right out there, get those sweet black friday eve deals. [ light laughter ] >> you got pregnant at a black friday sale? >> yeah, nothing gets me riled up like a coupon for a vitamix. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right, right there. come on. [ cheers and applause ] amy schumer, everyone! "kinda pregnant" will stream on netflix globally on february 5th. joe keery joins us after the break. stick around, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ if you're living with hiv, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. good to go unscripted. good to go on a whim. with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's 2 injections from a healthcare provider. as few as 6 times a year. (♪♪) don't take cabenuva if allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines

the swing district ones, there's some conservatives, too who are concerned about the medicaid cuts, josh hawley being one of them, who told me that last week it could affect, he said, 21% of residents in his state receive medicaid or also chip funds. so that's significant as well. all right. next, robert f. kennedy jr.. raised eyebrows with his comments on the measles outbreak in texas. are big changes coming to the nation's health policy? >> when it comes to rooting out corruption? >> do the fbi's ends justify. >> the means? >> it was humiliating. it's an embarrassment for the country. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper next sunday at nine on cnn. >> patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth. they have to make a choice one versus the other. sensodyne clinical white provides two shades whiter teeth, as well as providing 24 over seven sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. >> here you go. >> is there any way to get a better. >> price on this? >> have you checked single care? whenever my customers ask how to get a bett

and you know how serious the threat is, because josh hawley, of all people, is saying that he will not allow that spending bill to go through the senate. he says 21% of the people who live in his state are on medicaid. >> all right. greg, okay. >> they're only going after medicaid and medicare for fraud. everybody knows that that is true. >> everybody knows. >> everybody knows that. everybody, by the way, by the way, you know, i was going to say identity politics is a dead end, but you wish it was a dead end because at least you can turn around. it's a one way street. there's no u-turns. that's the problem you're going straight into, you know, and then and if you think about it like, how is the democrat? what would the democratic party be like without identity politics? it would be the republican party because minus identity politics, suddenly all the issues bubble up you go. oh, crime. it's about crime. border is a border. speech is speech. now imagine i'm a democrat. i'm concerned and i'm talking to a democrat leader. and i go and i express my concerns that the streets aren't safe fo

$880 billion in savings, this impending quest for nearly $1 trillion in funding is so bad that even josh is among the republicans pushing back. >> i'm not going to vote for medicaid. >> cuts, but. >> if it cuts work. >> requirements, fine. but 21%. >> of the residents. >> of my state receive medicaid. >> or chip. that's a lot of people. >> families on medicaid are also pleading for the program to be protected. they spoke out tuesday at a protest at the capitol. >> they're trying to slash medicaid, which. >> is the only. reason my grandkids. >> see a doctor. including my youngest, who has adhd, autism, and ptsd from surviving two. >> floods in. >> our area in the past three years. medicaid is not simply a health care program. it is a lifeline for families like mine. >> joining me now, chiquita brooks-lasure, former administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services in the biden administration and a senior fellow at the century foundation. miss brooks-lasure, thank you very much for coming to the saturday show. in the intro, i said republicans were saying that the budget does

. >> took with josh shapiro and everything associated. >> with that. >> the foolishness that. >> he has. >> displayed in this time is. absolutely ridiculous. >> laura, i. >> like ukraine. i would like ukraine to come out on the on the positive end of this conflict, of this war. but the simple fact is that everything zelensky has been doing for the past several months has hurt his cause, hurt it in, desperate, in completely desperate and terrible way. and the simple fact is, he should have walked into that oval office and said, i am happy to be here with a president who has backed us, who gave us javelins back in 2018 when obama wouldn't, who had, you know, completely defended ukraine's right to exist against the russians back when he was president, who is defending us now and who is signing an agreement with us, the trump peace. rare earth minerals plan that will lead us to peace and to the ability to end this terrible war. instead, what does he do? he basically sounds like a new york times editorial page, you know, op ed author. it's terrible. it's horrible. and look, i say this as som

there's some conservatives too who are concerned about the medicaid cuts, josh hawley being one of them who told me that last week it could affect, he said, 21% of residents in his state receive medicaid or also chip funding. so that's significant as well. all right. next, robert f kennedy jr.. raised eyebrows with his comments on the measles outbreak in texas. our big changes coming to the nation's health policy. >> harakat al-muqawama al-islamiyya. >> amid upheaval and sweeping changes. >> the president. >> of the united states. >> trump heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the presidential address to congress tuesday at eight on cnn. >> daniel lippman. dheisheh camp alayna treene. >> george takei. >> to all. >> those who never give a second thought to being the first ones in, thank you. >> servpro. >> proud supporter of our nation's first responders. >> i think i changed my mind about these glasses. >> yeah. >> it happens. that's why visionworks. >> gives you. >> 100 days to change your mind. >> it's simple. >> oh. >> any

there's erica, played by james stewart, played by josh mcdermitt, amanda, played by maggie grace, ricke future of the firm at risk. let's take a look. >> 40. >> it was stuart, wasn't it? >> you couldn't have seen it coming. >> what did we lose? every senior. >> member of every department except sports and entertainment. >> look. >> ted, give me a minute to think. what is there to think about? we need to file an injunction. if we do that. >> the entire town will know we're weak. >> we will be dead in a year. >> and if we can't stop the. >> bleeding. >> we'll be dead in. >> a month. >> i'm not losing my firm. okay? >> who left? >> whose clients we absolutely. >> cannot afford. >> to lose. litvack. johnson and riley. okay. i want signed. >> contracts from every client by the end. >> of the day. and you call erica. tell her to get in here and start helping now. >> for fans of the original, some of this is going to sound familiar. the pacing, the smart, snappy dialog. but talk to us about the difference. how is it going to be different from what came before? >> well, how different. >> is lo

we talked yesterday to josh dorsey, who wrote wrote a story. >> about how. even the lawyers. >> representing the government don't know the current status because of things when they're trying to defend the white house, the administration, because there's so much ambiguity out there. and, of course, this is something, jim vandehei, that that you wrote about, about dodge, how. >> it's a drop in. >> the bucket. how how damage is being done, whatever pain is being exacted, they're not getting the gain on the other side. i'm curious, given all of that, what your take was yesterday on the cabinet meeting and specifically elon musk's role in it. >> i mean, there's so much in that clip to digest, right? the truth is, i think the american people are with trump directionally, right. that okay, the government is bloated. >> yes. >> there's a lot of waste. yes. you can probably cut a lot of roles. i think where they start to lose the american people is if you're operationally sloppy or cruel. >> in how you're doing it. >> and i think you see some of the slop. >> in term

so gonna have different level of josh uh you show, then you provides you as near um the slip to a nice bit tiny and like what your score was. you know, he is like, when we enter the, i think i told him for a while to ensure us here is that the 2 main concern, ahold of them, right. sheer turn them off, even though it is concerning, is a down here, but it was easy and guys to you have to be, i have to mention is 0. is that the use of any, what any uh you put it was usually what they can use, but that, but it does show a partial and that i needed to, so i can show silverman believes luca buys and his activities in georgia resulted in sporadic anthrax outbreaks. in the region, which i saw michelle pulled up, actually today and part of my chat, but also such as your dog with the machine pulled the should the guy gutter should do this vehicle? is it economic options are we have and tracks in georgia where we don't have it and tracks only it's sample in the laboratory. we have and tracks and the walls and herds of cattle in the soviet union, the deadly disease was practically eradicated in th

welcome to free speech nation with me josh howie. this nation with mejosh howie.w where we take a look across the spectrum of culture, current affairs and politics, trying our very best to reintroduce something our ancestors called common sense. coming up on the show tonight, an iranian woman was shouted down at king's college london down at king�*s college london for telling the truth about iran and daring to speak to a jew. a gender critical feminists have received an apology from the police. i'll be discussing this with harry miller from police. i'll be discussing this with harry millerfrom fair cop, with harry miller from fair cop, and i'll be joined by an old ffiend and i'll be joined by an old friend to discuss whether free speechis friend to discuss whether free speech is a virus. and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from our wonderful studio audience. we'll have those in the next section, but right now we�*re going to go right now we're going to go straight into things with a story that's dominated the headlines for the l

but there has been surprising reaction to this is the moment josh been surprising reaction to this is post agreed with a cnn contributor about who was to blame. >> i mean, all zelenskyy had to do today was put on a tie, show up, smile, say thank you, sign the papers and have lunch. that�*s it. and he couldn�*t do that. >> well, i can't believe i'm >> well, i can't believe i�*m about to say this, but i actually agree with scott. and everything that he said was basically right. wow. i know. >> and even republican senator lindsey graham, who if you don't know him, he's a staunch ukraine and zelenskyy supporter. well, he changed his tune to. >> what did i think? complete utter disaster. i've been to ukraine 8 or 9 times since the war started. i understand the consequences of putin's actions against ukraine. i appreciate what the ukrainian people have done. they fought like tigers at the end of the day. i was hoping that this minerals deal, which would be transformative in the relationship, would go over well. i talked to zelenskyy this morning. don't take the bait. morning. don�*t take th

but there has been surprising reaction to this is the moment josh been surprising reaction to this ising washington post agreed with a cnn contributor about who was to blame. >> i mean, all zelenskyy had to do today was put on a tie, show up, smile, say thank you, sign the papers and have lunch. that�*s it. and he couldn�*t do that. >> well, i can't believe i'm >> well, i can't believe i�*m about to say this, but i actually agree with scott. and everything that he said was basically right. wow. i know. >> and even republican senator lindsey graham, who if you don't know him, he's a staunch ukraine and zelenskyy supporter. well, he changed his tune to. >> what did i think? complete utter disaster. i've been to ukraine 8 or 9 times since the war started. i understand the consequences of putin's actions against ukraine. i appreciate what the ukrainian people have done. they fought like tigers at the end of the day. i was hoping that this minerals deal, which would be transformative in the relationship, would go over well. i talked to zelenskyy this morning. don't take the bait. morning.