i don't think it necessarily is interesting josh rogan aspect of this potentially being televised. >> how does that cut >> well on my foreign policy beat what i find is that people around the world are following this. >> every step >> kind of out of amazement, some out of fear and loathing and concern for what would happened to american foreign policy if trump is re-elected. so you have two sets of countries you've got the ally those who are just mortified that they could be living in a world where the president of the united states is either convicted or facing a trial or in the business of looking out for his personal interests over the interests of the country. and we saw this recently and they tiktok debate when it seemed that trump flip-flopped on tiktok because at the same exact time that he got some money from a donor because he needs to pay his legal bills. so that's one thing. the other thing is that it really damages america's ability to project to the values of sort of a good governance, democracy around the world. because all of the dictator's look at this spectacle and th

josh rogan. josh, good morning. always good to see you these reports have been pretty troubling that they had trouble finding a hearse that was willing to transport his body to the church. we're now seeing reports of police officers on the roofs of neighboring buildings to the church. >> can you >> shed some light on what this moment means for vladimir putin and why we're seeing what we're seeing sure. >> well, first of all, it's a tragedy for navalny's family. i was in the munich security conference when the news came out and his wife was there and his daughter, a college student in california. so they're the most affected by this after that, his supporters, who have built a movement around exposing russian corruption that was one of the main reasons navalny was arrested and detained and killed. and then all of the people who have struggled to put on this event. now, you look at that and if you take a step back, you realize that the reason that putin and the security services or harassing a lot of people trying to

we just can't say when josh rogan. thank you so much for doing what you do and for being with us this morning. >> appreciate it. >> anytime sarah. all right. ahead. an invitation no one would want house republican dividing president biden to testify in their stalled impeachment inquiry to him. and tennessee lawmakers cracking down on local laws, including laws aimed at curbing police brutality will have the story coming up every time you turn on cnn, there's like some arab dude talking about how islam means peace you know, that guy but he's always shouting it he's always like we've gone in the like, bro that's the slogan for aliens that's what aliens day before they take over the planet row. >> rami use it morefield streaming exclusively on macs >> shake up your shower with a flavor for every feeling this stub fractions you up. this stub winds down. this stuff leads up glowing, and this stub keeps you going whenever care you care about. there's a dog for everybody >> covid-19. i'm not waiting >> if it's covid packs lov

josh rogan, columnist for the washington post, josh, i just have to get your initial reaction to those remarks by jared kushner my initial reaction is sort of shock. i know we shouldn't be shocked at this point by the sheer sort of callousness and insensitive e-tivity of calling it a little unfortunate when 30,000 people have been killed there's terrorist attack that killed hundreds of israelis. the entire regions in flames. and jared kushner because reaction is, oh well, you know, it's a real shame. we can put some condos here if that's my initial reaction, but if you put that aside, i think what the takeaway here is that what we see is a preview to what a trump administration, israel policy would really look like. jared kushner said, the quiet part out loud that he thinks we should move the people out and clean it up. okay. >> and >> if that's not exactly a call for forced displacement of 2 billion palestinians and ethnic cleansing it does, but it's pretty close. it's kind of getting there and that is really troubling prospect for an american administration. but it also could be sort

. >> sara fischer, josh rogan, very much appreciate the perspective. thanks so much so russian president vladimir putin says that his country is ready for a nuclear war. if the need arises, the latest on his eyebrow raising remarks plus, who's gonna be rfk junior is running mate in his third party bid for the white house. some of the names on his shortlist are surprising and nearly 1,000 family dollar stores are closing. we'll break down what's prompting this move? would it could mean for shoppers? across the country, cnn news central returns and just moments >> the lead with jake tapper today at four on cnn can the riva? support your brain health? >> mary janet, hey eddie, know, fraser, franck. frank bred. how are you? >> fred, fuel up to seven brain health indicators, including your memory, joined the new riva brain health challenge bob, cough, nato chest congestion. hello, 12 hours of relief >> wow, bowers, mucinex, dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion in any coffee or not new next dn, its combat season. now, trying to use the next

he and josh dugan thanked bragg on the joe rogan podcast for quote seeing he was worthy of a second chanceson is being held without bail, his next court date is march 11. >> i wonder if we will see comment from alvin bragg on that. the mentor ship program could be in trouble now. marilyn monroe, hollywood icon whose films date back 100 years. >> was delicious. >> where? the mark brands is in europe. >> who said it wasn't? >> now we have a digital entering creating ai debuted last night at sxsw and texas. avatar folds conversations and answers questions in marilyn's voice style. some people think it's creepy but stephen colbert says bring on the box. >> not that worried about ai, it doesn't get my blood going. i think of positive aspects, i've seen how humans have handled history not great. i'm ready for big machines that make big decisions, compassionate vision affect i'm ready for the machines to tell us what to do. >> whose programming the machines? are they compassionate to they have good vision? this is sort of the camp a lot of people are falling into, ai is a good thing. others say s