the keys, kellogg's view. and this is to blackwell, russia to say, look, you're going to sit down with the ukrainians. she believes that that will fly. you're going to sit down with the ukrainians. you're going to work out a deal, or else we're going to pump them full of weapons, give you credit is as many and as much weaponry as a bug, which is it's a known star. so essentially, you, craig, especially the landscape who will be out and to do who responsibility will crash down on in the event that this conflict the end. yeah, so let's keep, doesn't one piece. so what did you ask to do? is sabotage, i need to give she ations in return, which keeps keller will give him as much weapons as he would clause or request. and the conflict will go up. compounds is that, is the behavior of the, by the administration in its final days, whereby they have decided to escalate this complex to unseen and previously unimaginable levels by allowing lifting will restrictions on strikes with american weapons and american parts diss

as i noted jason kellogg's is saying that you started this movement against kellogg's. it's gaining a lot of traction online. there's even a petition for kellogg's to remove these food dyes that's gotten more than 450,000 signatures. why are you doing this >> you know i'm a father of two. i've been a professional investor for 26 years, and i created a food company with my family, specifically so that we could tackle the health crisis. you know, we are in an epidemic right now um, where we've. despite the fact that we exercise more than ever, we're more technologically advanced than ever. we know more than we ever have. we have never been this sick across mental health, physical health and fertility. and i took this, uh issue up where i wrote a letter in march of of this year, um against kellogg's because they sell a safer less toxic version of this cereal in, in many other developed nations all across the world, where in countries like australia and countries like canada and countries all in europe and japan and india, they have removed artificial food dyes, which are d

as for the kellogg plan, it's great for putin . it freezes the conflict in place which works to his advantage so he can rearm, get a breather, get more troops up to the line, and start again, just as he has done in other conflicts. well, i came to the table. the ukrainians haven't lived up to their side of it so i have to start hostilities again. this kellogg plan, first of all, i don't believe for one moment they will say oh, russia didn't come to the table so we will flood ukraine with weapons. that's an empty threat. as garrett was talking about, the trump people don't like the fbi. they have no love for ukraine either. remember trying to pressure ukraine trump got impeached the first time. >> yeah. >> they are carrying that garage with them. >> is there a western europe wrinkle to this, tom? any meaningful pushback from our allies in france, the uk, germany to keith kellogg going over there to try to freeze the borders and force postponed nato membership for ukraine? could there be blowback? >> sure. they could say well, the un

and then he turns around and nominates keith kellogg. who is loser phobic. he is a walk. he has made no secret of his dislike and mistrust of russia and russians. to be special ed and boy american special ed board, donald trump, special envoy to ukraine. it is very difficult to imagine keys, kellogg having at heart the interest of credit people. the rest of the people would you have to have a copy of both sides to get to get them together. we get a piece deal in place. donald trump, these vice president elect, they both said time and time again. they both to and these conflicts by putting both sides together to negotiating table, working as a safe spot. freezing the conflicts, which is what keys kellogg now says. russia says that is unacceptable. they bought a piece. but these last thing that addresses the roof pauses of this complex demilitarization. do you know it's if occasion of you grade neutral side spaces, new data for you create a new need to in you crate keys. kellogg however, has very different you views on both the conflicts on ukraine, on russia, and the ameri

. >> nominated retire lieutenant kellogg for ukraine and russia and kellogg served as national security advisor to former vice president mike pence, carley and todd. >> todd: madeleine rivera happy thanksgiving to you. the american principles project terry showing. admittedly, we don't know where the threats came from that how did we reach this point, terry? >> thank you so much for having me todd and carley. we reach this point through several different things and first and foremost is to make insane and hysterical progressive media outlets in that country has ratcheted things up we sell the assassination attempts, multiple assassination attempts and death threats. but people like tom homan because they are taking on the drug cartels, very powerful and dangerous drug cartels from mexico, i think there is a lot of threats there. we have to get the job down and followed through. we have to make sure the drug cartels know we are serious and coming for them we will not be intimidated. >> carley: if you think about the people targeted, elise stefanik has a 3-year-old they be. pete hegseth i

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now trump has a bunch of keys kellogg, as a special envoy to ukraine. who is he and what is his plus plus displays lebanese people return to scenes of devastation as both israel and has the face accusations of breaching a french all seats. fine. the gulf is welcome to the program. more than a 100 serving georgian diplomats, i've signed an open letter criticizing the new governments to suspension of talks on a membership. violence broke out into the capital to please the overnight of to the government said it was delaying. the country's bid to join the you thousands gathered near the parliament building to protest the decision. looked in the stand off into bbc between dried police and the pro. your being protested. dozens of demonstrated what are tested and many others in to as they assembled outside judge us, parliament building and the governing bodies, headquarters washing did. and they're going to go through and say one to drag us back to us is assigned to. now i have concerns the van spring to an announcement by judge us prime minister to suspend th

it stays this new data for you create a new need to in you crate keys. kellogg. however, has very different you views on both the conflicts on ukraine, on russia, and the american standing exceptional stand the compared to everyone else in the world. you have to give more arms to them because you comp trust the russians. a well born in the american weakness can only be ended by merican strings. that's why the pos to bringing these negotiations about is to enable you crate to defeat the russian army in ukraine. the reason is full base american interest and many a prosperity right here at home dependents directly upon the maintenance and perpetuation of that order. with america and the leading role. we cannot be secure in that position while bruship is usable of aggression that overtime, the global order, the stabilizers commodity markets and renders food supply chains unstable keith kellogg's view. and this is to blackwell, rush to say, look, you're going to sit down with the ukrainians. she believes the that will fly, you're going to sit down with the ukrainians.

now. kellogg, kellogg is probably, uh uh, he's not a darker. he's not a sebastian gorka who was just out of his mind. and we, many of us here believe that a doctor should never have been even considered. but a lone select to be in the national security chain. a catalog catalogue is come up with is not, is not out for concrete, russia, although from, from what he's written in the past. on behalf of the, of the drum. it appears that he can come up with suggestions, but sounds going to make the ultimate decisions. and, and i think that if you look at every one of his national security team, they're all basically hockey and the that and the it, the but, but he has made it clear. and then i should say, the catalog is from the economy era. and as is um, as is gorka, i mean they, they got is just out of his mind. but uh, the, the important thing here is that who are that the trunk has made clear. he makes the decisions. and he has stated, and his pleasures to the american people, that he will see a solution or a resolution not to enhance conflict agai

and what do you, what do we know about mr. kellogg at this point? but i, well, this is the point, the russian officials in russia when they get, when they asked whether the russian supports donald trump, will come to the harris and various russian officials came up and said, look, we would rather that it was capital of ours. because the democratic party are used to dictate russia, it is exactly what is coming. you can plan accordingly, but donald trump on, on the uh, well, he was competent during his rallies on the day he says one thing i was a bit bring peace bringing into this complex. and then he turns around and nominates keith kellogg, who is loser food. the key is a walk. he has made no secret of his dislike and mistrust of russia and russians. to be special ed boy, american special and boy donald trump, special and boy to ukraine. it is very difficult to imagine keys kellog having as hot the interest of credit people with russian people. would you have to have a top both sides to get to get them together. we get a piece deal in place. donald

frank donald trump has chosen cheese kellogg as his special and boy for ukraine. what do you make of that? good morning, terry. my idea is it's very positive feedback in general, kellogg's been involved in this se for the last 3 years. he's demonstrated, i think, and spoken about, i wanna say support the ukraine. but he's not one of these with what disdainful and hostile commentators and him and the united states got a very serious military background. you heard of the report that he sold a lot about us in his report for the think tank. the american medical 1st policy institute, which was summarized, that seems to me to be the closest thing we've seen for quite some time to any kind of strategy coming out in the united states. now, course, all of these things involve trade offs, but i think that could have been was choices. and i can't think of too many better to carry on this process within the context of a trump presidency. that kilo's plan for ending the war involves freezing the battle lines and forcing both ukraine and russia to the negotiating table. is that

. >> a simple spark can spin things right out of control now, general keith kellogg has been tasked with leading negotiations to end the nearly three year war. >> sources telling cnn it's still too early to say just what team trump's strategy is there, though kellogg has argued washington should only arm ukraine on the condition that kyiv enter peace talks with russia. meantime, trump's pick for national security advisor mike wallace has been considering several proposals to end the war oren liebermann is out front live at the pentagon. oren, what more do we know about these proposals that the trump administration is reviewing? right now? >> well, president elect donald trump is likely to have some sort of ending to the russia-ukraine war, or at least negotiations fairly high on his priority list when he comes in on january 20th. he has claimed the war would never have started if he was president, and said at least once on the campaign trail that he could end the war in a day. the question is how? and that's where the specifics, the details have been very short retired general keith kell

retired general keith kellogg, who served in the first trump administration is one of those speaking with mike waltz, the incoming national security advisor to lay out at least a potential plan or an idea for how to proceed here. and his idea, according to two sources familiar with the matter, is to essentially hold off on arming ukraine unless they're willing to partake in peace negotiations with russia but that's only one of the options being considered here. ric grenell who was trump's former ambassador to germany, has a different idea, and that's the creation of autonomous zones along the front line and in the areas where we have seen fighting, where russian forces have taken territory in ukraine, and there have been even some other ideas, sebastian gorka who will be a deputy in the national security council suggested arming ukraine even more and said that's what the trump administration might do. so there's quite a spectrum of options that have been put forward. one of the sources with whom cnn spoke said it's really up to trump in the end, and he could change his mind at the ve

that lieutenant general keys kellogg to act as a special envoy. all the ukraine, conflicts his report. a ton would include freezing the situation on the front lines, but most go as well. what do you project and so tied, this thing would only give you credit. another chance to re, um, so what do you make of trump, the latest pick of those thoughts into looking at a bit unclear, isn't it? yeah it's, it's clear as mud a lot of his picks seem to be hawkish. a lot of his pick seem to be people that will continue the war, not only in ukraine, but of course in gaza, and then possibly opening up a fraud with china. i mean, i think a lot of people who voted for trump to thought they were voting for peace are very disappointed and very worried about what his, the 2nd term is going to look like. and whether we're just going to have more all the time, that is certainly my fear. so certainly is a peace activist. i know that i would have great job security under trump, unfortunately. coming back to christopher, now, i mean, president biden, it certainly isn't,

and it's certainly worth noting that general keith kellogg who is one of those who put forward an idea, was picked by trump to be the special envoy to russia and ukraine. >> yeah, it's a good point oren liebermann, appreciate the reporting tonight. thank you. will. this comes as tonight russia is seeing some momentum on the battlefield against ukraine. fred pleitgen is out front vladimir putin's army advancing on nearly all front lines inside ukraine, but also as they try to expel kyiv's troops from the kursk region in russia we fought for this area for almost three months. this russian marine says thanks to the assault groups of the 810th brigade, we knocked out these ukrainian servicemen moscow emboldened, now flat out telling the biden administration, face it you lost. >> now to the west should hear all this, rethink it, come to their senses and admit they lost. >> they failed to achieve the goals of containing russia's development. they were unable to defeat russia. geopolitically, the speaker of russia's senate says moscow is still fuming after the white house gave kyiv the go ahe

it is very difficult to imagine keys kellogg having at heart the interest. oh, you've had the people who are russian people. would you have to have a heart, the interest of both sides to get to get them together. we get a piece deal in place. donald trump, these vice president elect, they both said time and time again. they both end these conflicts by putting both sides together, the negotiating table, working out as the spot freezing the conflicts, which is what keith kellogg now says. russia says that is an acceptable. they bought a piece, but these last thing that address is the roof pauses. and this complex gave me this rise ation. do you know it's if occasion of you grade neutral site stays this new data for you create a new need to in you crate keys. kellog, however, has very different you views on both the conflicts on ukraine, on russia, and the american standing exceptional started to compare to everyone else in the world.

general kellogg served in the trump administration. the problem here is that russia could end this immediately. they're the ones who invaded a sovereign nation. this could end immediately if russia pulled back his troops. there is no easy solution there is going to be back and forth. this is a conflict russia could end at this minute and time. >> mike: matthew, what about the job ahead for him? >> kellogg is a trusted voice in national security policy. is he very highly regarded. i think it's an interesting pick for this reason. when you look at all of the national security picks, they are not voices who are reflex sily anti-ukraine. they are skeptical of continued ukraine aide but they want to give president trump maximum flexibility in order to bring this conflict to an end you will have the chance of aggressive more tough posture going into negotiations with russia than many people anticipated. >> mike: another interesting pick dr. jay bat ch bhattachary. different position than those public health during the covid crisis. i want to

he's kellogg, as of yet no more veteran who served as national security advisor to vice president mike pence in the 1st trump administration. in april, he published a strategy paper, suggesting battle lines should be frozen and both sides should be forced to enter peace talks under his plan. any future u. s. military aid would be contingent on ukraine joining the talks. and if moscow refused, the us would increase its support of ukraine as added incentive for russia, ukraine's desire to join nato would be put off for an extended period. ukraine has always seen nato membership is crucial to its long term security. it wants guarantees, not strategies for taking peace, and with so much already lost. it's unlikely to be pleased with any deal or moscow retains control of its land, even temporarily. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. in syria rebels have advanced to the outskirts of a level of safety control strategic task. arise groups is nearly 200 people have been filled and fighting with government forces. state media report for st

what is your reaction as a former military man to kellogg getting this position? what could it mean? do you think for the level of u.s. support and ukraine's eventual possible nato membership that's going to be really interesting alex, to see exactly how this plays out, because a lot of the details as we've talked about, are kind of vague at this point but i think general kellogg is a better choice than former ambassador grenell would have been because general kellogg at least has an understanding of the military situation in ukraine. >> he also has an understanding of some of the nuances involved in in the ukraine situation. now on, the one thing that i think would be positive for ukraine is the idea that if russia does not negotiate in a way that is acceptable to the united states then of course the risk is that to russia would be that the united states would reopen a spigot of aid to the ukrainians. but as we've seen with the $7 billion or so that's in the pipeline right now, spending that wisely and spending that effectively will definitely be a challenge, esp

together to negotiating table, working out a c spot, freezing the conflicts, which is what keith kellogg now says. russia says that is an acceptable. they bought a piece. but these last thing that addresses the roof pauses. this complex game, and if your eyes ation, do you know it's if occasion of you grade neutral side spaces, new data for you create a new need to in you crate keys. kellogg, however, has very different you views on both the conflicts on ukraine, on russia, and america's standing. exceptional stand the compared to everyone else in the world. you have to give more arms to them because you comp trust the russians. well born in the american weakness can only be ended by merican strings. that's why the pos to bringing these negotiations about is to enable ukraine to defeat the russian army in ukraine. the reason is full, this american interest, many a prosperity right here at home dependence directly upon the maintenance and perpetuation of that order. with america in a leading role, we cannot be secure in that position while bruship is usable of aggression that overtime, th

kellogg's appointment one of a flurry of pre-thanksgiving announcements. the president-elect also nominating dr. jay bhattacharya to lead the national institutes of health, the world's largest medical research agency. the stanford physician and economist controversial for harshly criticizing covid vaccine mandates and lockdowns. >> the lockdowns themselves have been incredibly damaging, damaging to everybody. they transform the lives of nearly every single human being, and for poor people around the world. they've been particularly devastating for young people. for children they've been devastating. >> reporter: he also argued efforts to prevent covid should be focused on seniors and that the virus should be allowed to spread among the young and healthy to develop herd immunity. those views well outside the medical mainstream. still, dr. ashish jha, who oversaw the biden administration's pandemic response, today acknowledging bhattacharya is qualified to lead the nih, saying, "there were times during the pandemic where he took a set of views that were cont

what do you think of keith kellogg as the choice for envoy. what does that mean for ukraine given his positions? >> it is really donald trump. he kellogg is not the one with the personal relationship with vladimir putin and who has worked in the service of vladimir putin as trump has so often. he can't hado anything trump do not sign off on. i'm encouraged that our allies are stepping up. joe biden is doing everything possible to give ukraine the resources they need. americans need to understand if this goes sideways, if we turn ukraine over to russia, poland and nato allies on that front our next and that could be the end of the rule of law, free loving people and democracy. we have to stand strong for them. >> congressman eric swalwell getting a jump on christmas with the tree in the background. thank you. thank you for coming back. >>> coming up, new reporting shed more light on the unnecessary deaths linked to the texas abortion ban. now we are learning about the second crisis the law is created in the state, the shrinking number of ob/gyn

about for the role of his ukraine and russia. envoy trump has chosen keys kellogg, who was the chief of staff for the white house national security council during transferred to kellogg's plan for ending the war. involves freezing the buffer lines in the coming positions and forcing both sides to the negotiating table. but that's how small school has repeatedly stated that freezing the conflict is the no goal for russia. a kind of spectra week on the market use of particular interest. they had been calling for the spikes deep into russia even long before that were finally approved. and you have a proud candidate and, and our vice president harris wants to continue what you're doing long range. and what to have done is they've basically given basically to brush and sure is a military background. you'd never given opponent to sanctuary. never, never, never, we do that in the non big mistake. and that's what they've done by restricting the ability of them to use the weapons that we give them. if it's a war, let it be a war. it's hard, but you have to accept that. you have to give more a

kellogg co-authored a paper in april for the pro-trump america first policy institute arguing the u.s strong-arm ukraine and russia into entering peace negotiations and in a there should be a cease-fire along with a demilitarized zone between the two countries. ukraine would also need to give up nato aspirations, at least for now. in a new interview with stewart ramsey from our partner sky news, the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says he's not spoken to trump since september, and that he had dealings with kellogg in the past. zelenskyy noted that nato membership will be key to any deal. without that security guarantee, putin won't back down. >> if we want to stop the hot stage of the war we should take under nato the territory of ukraine that we have under our control. that's what we need to do fast, and then ukraine can get back the other part of its territory, diplomatically. >> joining me now from beirut nbc news international correspondent matt bradley. matt, that sounded -- generally speaking, volodymyr zelenskyy's been against any concept of a negotiation. he said somet

one more question for you, what do you think of keith kellogg as trumps choice for envoy? what does it mean for your kring given his positions? >> it is really trump, kellogg is not the one with a personal relationship with russia and who has worked in the service of pruden as trump has. he cannot do anything trump hasn't signed off on. our nato allies are stepping up now. biden is doing every thing possible to get the crane resources but americans need to understand if it goes sideways and return ukraine over to russia, poland and the nato allies on the front our next. that could be the end of the rule of law, free loving people and democracy so we have to stand strong for that. >> congressman getting a jump on christmas with the tree in the background. thank you. thank you very much congressman. >>> coming up the reporting this week shed more light on the unnecessary deaths linked to the texas abortion ban and now we are learning about the second health crisis the law is creating in that state, the shrinking number of ob/gyn's willing to stay in texas leaving women their

so the node stream part blood's a boost on keith kellogg is being nominated by donald trump. but here's the thing, mr. kendall, for example, believes the button didn't do enough. i suppose you great that strikes the stripes that they have allowed doubt deep with the russian territory that have led to unprecedented escalation. mister keys general believes that those strides should it be authorized from the old set of these conflicts in 2022. mr. trump has also said that, you know, we shouldn't have a goal. she shouldn't, we should have a piece deal that this copeland should be in the as quickly as possible. the devil is of course, in the details. what was the kennel believes, and that is the guess both countries must be a host to the goose chase and tables and in case they collapse the piece tools and one of the conditions is the you know, the complex is frozen. if they collapse, then ukraine should be pumped full of weapons even more than it is now. it. so essentially it is a new credit is interest to sabotage, ready to receive a tremendous amount of weapons to wage the war t

david, what do you think of general kellogg and that selection there? >> well, it's an interesting choice because jim, at that, at the beginning of the invasion, now nearly three years ago keith kellogg was very much in the we can't let the russians do this or gain from the war camp like many democrats and republicans. but mostly republicans he's now moved to a we need an armistice or some kind of cessation of fighting on the way to a bigger peace plan. now, i actually think this makes sense. i but what they're going to have to get over, jim, is the thought that at the end of the day, the russians will have gained maybe 20% of ukraine because you can have an armistice. but if it's like the one in between north and south korea from 1953, you know, the north gained territory from it right? >> i mean it's all pointing in that direction in terms of trump's picks for his foreign policy team. i mean, i guess senator marco rubio might lead you to believe otherwise, but it does seem as though the incoming president is going to put pressure on ukraine to give up

what do you think keith kellogg for envoy. what does it phene for ukraine given his positions? >> it's really donald trump because keith kellogg is not the one with the personal relationship with putin and who has worked in the service of putin as trump has so often. and so he can't do anything that trump doesn't sign off on. i am encouraged thure pope allies nato allies are stepping up right now. joe biden is doing everything possible to give ukraine the resources they need but americans need to understand that if this goes sideways, if we turn ukraine over to russia, poland and nato allies are next and that could be the end of rule of law free loving people and democracy and so we have to stand strong for that. >> congressman eric swalwell getting a jump on christmas with the tree. >> we need cheer. we need cheer. >> thanks very much this thanks for coming back to the last word. >>> new reporting this week shed more light on the unnecessary deaths linked to texas abortion banp and now, we are learning about the second health crisis the laws creating in that state. the shrinki

>> well, as it relates to general kellogg my approach with him is more of a wait and see.e same time i think in the last couple of days that -- something to the effect that a release in authority on atacms for deeper sites gives the incoming administration some more leverage, some more bargaining power. he's a senior military officer. i was involved in a number of senior-level meetings with him, and so my approach is let's wait and see. everybody wants an end to this war. it just has to happen on terps terms that are agreeable and acceptable to the ukrainians, to the west and the u.s. and not just to the russians. so we need to be very focused on making sure we continue to support the ukrainian regardless of whether we continue to support them, the europeans i think are committed to supporting the ukrainians. those on the borders of ukraine, on the eastern flank, in the baltics and poland will continue to support because they don't want to see russia on their doorstep. so this is a conflict where i believe that the incoming administration is in for a bit of a rude awakenin

protesters recently gathered outside kellogg's demanding artificial dyes be removed from the cereal. >> i'm here for the mom. >> all the moms who struggle to feed their children healthy food without added chemicals. >> but experts warn not to jump to conclusions. >> if you compare a box of froot loops from the united states and canada, you will see they have roughly the same number of ingredients. the big difference is in what is being used for dyes. in canada, it's a natural dye such as carrot, watermelon, or blueberry juice, whereas in the united states they're using artificial dyes like red 40, blue one and yellow five and six. >> studies have claimed those dyes could cause behavioral problems in some kids. the fda has said most kids have no adverse effects, and kellogg says its ingredients meet federal standards. but it's those standards kennedy apparently wants to focus on saying this yesterday about the staff at the fda's nutrition department and some categories of worker. >> there are entire departments like the nutrition departments at fda, that are that have to go, that are

when you look at lieutenant general keith kellogg taking on the special envoy role, chad, what do youill recommend to wrap up this war? >> he will wrap up what president trump has promised to the american people and that is a path to peace. the last three and a half years, we have not seen a path to peace but $200 billion in an industrial complex in the united states where people get richer while the vulnerable people of ukraine are dying. nearly 1 million people have died. we are sending $500 million to also including intercontinental ballistic missiles that president biden has given the green light for zelenskyy to fire into russia escalating this thing when we have an administration changed january 20th. this is being provoked. president trump has promised american people and ukraine people to bring peace in negotiations between putin in zelenskyy. i believe he can do it. i wrote in my book that i believe president trump can do it. impact, on my show, i just interviewed three commanders just two days ago. coming from ukrainian commanders fighting on the ground and fighting on the g

let's start with general kellogg and his plans to end the war.ettlement. what does that look like at this stage? >> yeah, that's really going to be interesting to watch, boris, because a negotiated settlement would probably involve a cease fire that keeps things frozen the way they are at that moment in time. so let's say it happened right now. it happened tonight. then it would mean that the russians would occupy most of the donbas region and the ukrainians would have a little piece of the kursk region in russia. so that is a possible type of scenario, at least for the start of negotiations. the question is are the russians going to be willing to accept something like this at this particular juncture? because at the moment they seem to be gaining a little bit in terms of territory, in terms of the initiative. and of course, ukraine has manpower issues. it has weapons issues. and that's the kind of thing that could really put a damper on any administration's ability to affect negotiations at this point in time. >> yeah there's also the aspect of

strategy paper kellogg authored suggested conditioning further u.s. military for ukraine and entering peace talks with the russians. so far, trump has filled nearly 60 spots in his administration at breakneck speed. this is not just the speed and the qualifications that are turning heads. this week, multiple news outlets reported that the trump transition is investigating long time trump adviser boris epstheyn for trying to personally profit off trump's presidency. he asked for consulting fees in exchange for advocating them to trump. this sort of behavior is not new to trump circles. during the first trump administration, trump's then lawyer and fixer michael cohen was also accused of trying to cash in his proximity to trump. >> tonight, nbc news is learning new details about the payments including some from companies that had business pending with the new administration. cohen reached out to the company's then ceo shortly after the election. promising access to the new administration. the company says it paid him nearly $1..2 million. >> an internal

and kelly, trump has retired keith kellogg.ng they will only have peace talks if there is a withdrawal from territories. tell us about the general and what he brings to the table. >> what russia believes is not what the sovereign boundaries of ukraine are. there is a lot there of course. that is why there has been a war for the last few years. keith kellogg was part of the first trump administration and the national security role that started within vice president mike pence and he has been aligned with donald trump for a number of years now and the president-elect is asking retired general kellogg to come in as this special envoy to ukraine and russia. this is a newly created position. critical of course because donald trump has said that he wants to see this war over quickly. he has claimed during the campaign period that he could end it and 24 hours. obviously it is a very complex situation in general kellogg has written about this and talked about this and certainly in recent months has said, it is his view that the u.s. wo

now trump as a punch of the keys, kellogg is a special envoy to ukraine. who is he and boss is his plan. tossed his place level, these people return to scenes of devastation as both is relevant. has black face accusations of breaching a red job spot. the gulf is welcome to the program. more than a 100 serving georgian diplomats have signed and opened that to criticizing the new government suspension of pulse on you. membership violence broke out into the capital tbilisi overnight after the government said it was delaying the country's bids to join the you. thousands gathered near the parliament building to protest the decision. looked in the stand off into bbc between dried police and the pro. your being protested. dozens of demonstrated what are listed and many others in just as they assembled outside judge us parliament building and the government bodies headquarters was in good and good. 1 and you're good to go to and say one to drag us back to us. but that will never have to be a bad thing to an announcement. but don't you have prime minister to suspen

the donald found the points and the toner of hawk chief kellogg as a special on board for your trade in russia. despite the fact that during his election campaign from almost the end of the complex, $83.00, the islamic terrorist groups loans. so log, scale offensive in the northern syrian profit. and so if i left both a strategic ami basie, the area has reportedly being captured and this part is ceasefire with has blog as well for bates, lebanese civilians from returning home to the south of the country. where the idea of opening fire in one of the towns that split the correspondent also became a talk when we gathered there was a drone observing overhead. so they confirmed that we were journalists because we did not have weapons. but despite that, we were standing at the round about filming when they opened fire, the color that well come to our attention auction to a new center with the latest updates from around the world. i am michael watching. now we start this all with breaking news. russia is reportedly carrying out strikes and ukraine and added you facilities and them, accordin

i, i saw kellogg's did it when i worked there and you know, now we got, you know, a strike at kellogg'sou were there in 2021. >> kellogg's, which which leads me, i guess, to some of the lessons learned, the postmortem, because donald trump and the republicans walk in with a mandate. but given what we're hearing from them and some of the appointments being made now, it's not yet clear that they have heard what the voters seem to have been wanting to appeal to and for in the future. and we definitely didn't hear that. it turns out, from the kamala harris and the democrat side and that is not the gender divide that that many thought we'd see in this election cycle. but really, the class divide that, that people. you honed in on that. talk about some of the lessons learned for for both parties going forward. >> yeah, that's that's absolutely right. right. i mean, the middle class makes up the bulk of the population and the bulk of the voters. so when you're talking about middle, you know workers issues, you have to talk about social security. that goes in there but you know, what happens um

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