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take a look at some more stories. making headlines now stocked in lithuania, which has become the 1st european union, a country to withdraw from the international convention on cluster munitions. one of the 120 nations, the signatures to the convention, which prohibits the acquisition use and production of the weapons with the weight is voted by the russian territory of coming in crowd and rushes closest ally, bella roost. us president donald trump is taken to social media to issue what he calls his last warning to how much lead is threatening further destruction in gaza . and that's only remaining is there any hostages released? the us president met with free captives at the white house and slides to return those still being held. meanwhile, donald trump has doubled down on his stated goal of alex in greenland, in an address to congress. he said the i'm and what do you mention the be in american hands one way or the other, but we've elections on the island fast approaching. many folks has a taking the opportunity to reignite the debate over what really matters to offend, which is ind

lithuania, and poland, has ready access to it. there is territory that splits it. the theory is russia tests the resolve of nato and then maybe looks to capture this territory, demonstrate countries will only support their own interests and act in collective defense. russia then feels emboldened to do this on strong versus weak play all around its region, continues to build this empire. meanwhile, the chinese in the pacific take the signals that the u.s. will not be there for taiwan, they conduct a war against taiwan, they subdue taiwan, which has an immediate massive impact on the u.s. because the taiwanese produced an enormous percentage of the chips around the world that we need for our tech industry, for the growing ai sector. these aggressive actions have immediate economic impact and we go into a recession. as our allies get picked off and as the europeans potentially broil themselves in a more localized conflict with russia, we are further isolated, and eventually the u.s. finds itself in a situation in which our own intere

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let's look at some other stories making headlines. lithuania has become the 1st european union member of state to withdraw from the international convention on cluster munitions. within a 120 countries have signed the convention, which prohibits the acquisition use and production of the weapons with waning it is bordered by the russian territory of colleen and grub, and russia's closest ally. belarus, bosnian serb leader, meter dick was, has, has approved several laws, banning central government, police and judicial authorities involves news, semi autonomous or territory. the laws will escalate tensions in bosnia and herzegovina where dick is already facing prison time and removal from office. he was sentenced last week for ignoring decisions by the authority ever seeing the country's peace accords. protesters have clashed with police in the argentine capital, when desirous as they tried to march around the congress building. the demonstrators were demanding higher pensions and protesting present hobby and malays austerity measures. the weekly pensioners protest was joined by football

far reaching repercussions. >> but it's that kind of thing that has people in estonia and latvia, lithuania poland. it has them worried because they they do see that russia looks at these things, and they do see that if ukraine falls, it is a signal. it's you know, a lot of people say ukraine is not part of nato, so it shouldn't be defended the way nato is. but if russia expands into an independent country, a sovereign state, and gets away with it, people in your part of the world think that russia could go farther. >> well, ukraine may not be in nato. it is a it is a european country. it is a liberal democracy with free and fair elections. that that's i mean, the membership in nato is kind of irrelevant. and in fact, it's worth keeping in mind. when the russia first invaded ukraine in 2014, joining nato wasn't even in the cards. countries, the people in ukraine were not interested in joining nato. so it's a whole different scene now since they were invaded. clearly, from the point of view of, i say, our countries, the three and others, we have been the ones that have been consistently righ

of course, with lithuania, even saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this debt together in london. but it makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean the european union is pretty powerless to do anything with europe is scrambling to keep the war. turning us senator, mike lee has accused nato allies of being forgetful. he's published an info graphic showing the huge difference in us europe, military spending, former greek ambassador, leon itis chris on top of us says europe is shooting itself in the foots through its unwillingness to admit the war is near its end. and so your opinions are blinded by the arrow goods. i think that they cannot understand that the situation has changed is that we are heading towards a peaceful negotiation that will uh, so before they get dogs to europeans cannot accept that they have rush, they have not been able to do for you to pressure, which was something impossible from doubts it as to the proposal of the funds that line that we need to create and y

of course, with lithuania, you've been saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this get together in london, but it makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean the european union is pretty powerless to do anything on the us european efforts to prolong the conflict by supplying yet more caution. arms to keep goes on the italian pm has weight as well georgia and maloney cold in the wes, this thing united in bucking savanski. we are all the data committed to the about, the goal that we all want to achieve, which is a just and lasting peace in ukraine. i, i think it is a very, very important that we avoid the risk that the west device. and i think on this u. k. and he said he can play an important role in breach building the day. yeah. so you know that being also proposing a meeting between us and your european leaders, the promises to stand was walton's commerce italy itself, ruffles with significant data issues. miss maloney's government has projected defense spending to rise by 2027. th

of course, with lithuania, you've been saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this get together in london, but it makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean the european union is pretty powerless to do anything. what washington wants to deal with the ukrainian leader who at 26 pace, also a message from president, from national security advisor like quotes. what was so i think stunning to all of us in the oval office was that it was not clear. zalinski was going to go to negotiations at all that he would ever be able to negotiate with food. and i'm whether he shared our goal of ending this war. are you suggesting that president trump wants the landscape to resign? we need a leader that can deal with us adventure. we deal with the russians and in this war . and if it becomes apparent that presidents the lens, he's either personal motivations or political motivations or divergent from ending to fighting in his country. then, then i think we have a real issue on our hand to last friday.

of course, with lithuania, you've been saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this get together in london, but it makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean the european union is pretty powerless to do anything. and as an aside to that european leaders helping, signaling their intent to supply yet more cash. yet more arms to kids and all not the italian p. m has weighed in georgette maloney called on the west to stay and united and barking. there we are, all the data committed to the about the goal that we all want to achieve, which is a just and lasting peace in ukraine. i. i think it is so very, very important that we avoid the risk that the west divides and i think on this u. k. and he said he can play an important role in breach building the day. yeah. so you know that being also proposing a meeting between us and your, your pin leaders. a promise is the son of wally come, however, it lea, itself, brussels with significant death issues. despite that miss maloney's government has

of course, with lithuania, you've been saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this debt together in london, but it makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean the european union is pretty powerless to do anything and why london is resolute st. continuing to box the current ukrainian leadership far from every one there is on board. british heritage party leader david curtis has gestured a pool revealing how many tax periods may be keen to hit the breaks on the funding for t f. and i'm to live the same as the current himself joins just now. i from england for further reaction at david, thanks for your time today. interesting. we'll get to that point in just a 2nd, but we have the u. k. helping lead especially pro war charge. while the us is championing a pro peace agenda. this lead to a sustain strain and not the special relationship. yeah, everything has changed since president trump came into the white house and took office on the 28th of january. because now he is done a complete $1

of course, with lithuania, you've been saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this debt together in london. but that makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean, the european union is pretty powerless to do anything well, likes, thomas said, you know, it's not going to be done. what look without the us as involvements that would be waiting to hear what the us side has to say to the so many thanks for britain is up to speed that scientists don't close to washington wants to deal with the ukrainian leader who actually 6 piece that's the message from president trump national security advisor, my quotes, what was so i think stunning to all of us in the oval office was that it was not clear. zalinski was going to go to negotiations at all that he would ever be able to negotiate with brewton. i'm whether he shared our goal of ending this war. are you suggesting that president trump wants zalinski to resign? we need a leader that can deal with us eventually deal with the russians and in thi

of course, with lithuania, you've been saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this get together in london. but that makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean the european union is pretty powerless to do anything as europe scrambles to keep the war. turning us senator mike lee has to choose the nato allies of being forgetful. he's published in info graphic highlighting the difference in defense spending between the us and europe, which shows the blocks defense costs have decreased by $1.00 trillion dollars less cost. so now to former greek diplomat, investors early and i discussed and helpless, invested a good to have you on the program with us. your europe seems to be leaning heavily into a pro war stands while the us now is championing a pro peace agenda. what does that signal for the alliance and so called collective west, do you think i as well, so your opinions are blinded by their arrow goods. i think they cannot understand that the situation has changed is that we are heading

of course, with lithuania, you've been saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this debt together in london, but it makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean the european union is pretty powerless to do anything, but while london is resolution continuing to back the current ukrainian leadership far from everyone in the country is on board, british heritage party or do you have a current in fact, recently? sure, this po, revealing that's many talks peers would be keen to hit the breaks on the funding for key if he told us cure stormers plans are delusional. as everything has changed since president trump came into the white house and took office on the 28th of january, because now he is done a complete 180 ton from what point and was doing and seeking to escalate the war. now from seeking peace, the key installment is still singing the old cube. he is just following in the footsteps of johnson and trust and sue knock. and when he came into office in july last year, he just carried on

of course, with lithuania, you've been saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this get together in london, but it makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean the european union is pretty powerless to do anything as europe scrambles to keep the war. turning us, senator mike lee has accused the nato allies of being forgetful. he's published an info graphic highlighting the difference in us europe at military spending, which shows the blocks defense costs have decreased by $1.00 trillion dollars. from a great capacity early a night is present, topple us. it says, europe is shooting itself in the foot through its unwillingness to admit the war is near its end. so your opinions are blinded by their advocates. i think that they cannot understand that the situation has changed is that we are heading towards a peaceful negotiation that when uh so or they get not to europe and cannot accept that they have lost or they have not been able to do for you to pressure which was something impossible

i also have the privilege beforehand of speaking online to the leaders of estonia, lithuania, and latvia, each of whom, as close as they are to the front line with russia, stressed the urgency of the moment. and, mr. speaker, it was a productive summit. together, we agreed a clear strategy, that the united kingdom, france, and our allies will work closely with ukraine on a plan to stop the fighting, which we will then discuss directly with the united states. it's a plan that has four clear principles, which i will now share in full with the house. first, that we must keep the military aid to ukraine flowing. keep increasing the economic pressure on russia. to that end, alongside our partnership on air defense, we are doubling down on military aid. already this year, we had taken our support to record levels. on saturday, we also agreed a new 2.2 billion pound loan for ukraine, bakced not -- backed not by the british taxpayer but by the profits from frozen russian assets. >> hear, hear. p.m. starmer: second, mr. speaker, we agreed any lasting peace must guarantee the sovereignty of ukrain

this has struck and struck fear in their country because estonia, latvia, lithuania, moldova, these countries them. he used about the ukrainian people. this has grand implications beyond just ukraine and we know our history, but yet our failing to learn from it. if there's ever a time for political courage, even if it means undermining one's ability to get reelected, this is a time for courage. and we know from our history when good men do nothing. that is the ingredient that is necessary for evil to be triumphant. >> new jersey u.s. senator cory booker, senator, i really appreciate you making time to be here tonight. it is, as you say, a very difficult day. thank you. a very difficult day. thank you. >> thank you, rachel. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. relief. work. play. >> blink. >> relief. >> the only. >> 3 in. >> 1 are you looking for a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? well, look

this is struck and struck fear in their country because estonia, latvia, lithuania, moldova, these countriesbecause. >> putin is. >> using the same rhetoric. >> with them. he used about. >> the ukrainian people. this has grand implications beyond just ukraine. and we know our history, but yet our failing to learn from it. if there's ever a time for political courage, even if it means undermining one's ability to get reelected, this is a time for courage. and we know from our history when good men do nothing. that is the ingredient that is necessary for evil to be triumphant. >> new jersey u.s. senator cory booker, senator, i really appreciate you making time to be here tonight. it is, as you say, a very difficult day. thank you. >> thank you. rachel. >> thank you. rachel. >> we'll be right back. tracey from lillie's of charleston will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings all covered in lillie's hot sauce oh honey, don't touch your face will be in this ad 60% of the time great job, bob! for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. [crowd chant] far-xi-ga ask yo

you see the baltics, for example, lithuania, latvia, estonia.you see poland, you see up top finland. these are countries right against russia. right against putin himself said that one day i am going to reunite the old russia that included most of those countries. okay. and with that, he is looking very much toward expansionism. this is not being made up. this is what putin himself has said. the nato countries, for that reason, are very worried about this, very worried about this. and for that reason, for that reason, they are much more likely to get together and do their very best to protect ukraine, because if ukraine goes, they believe one of these countries could be next. and not to be self-serving here, but what about us? what about the us? here's where we get to the real issue for the united states. it's a question of our foreign policy. donald trump has gone on record more than once saying he believes in america first. you've had that. you've heard that. that's a very isolationist characteristic, if you will. as far as he's concerned, rus

this is struck and struck fear in their country because estonia, latvia, lithuania, moldova, these countriesd worry because putin is using the same rhetoric with them. he used about the ukrainian people. this has grand implications beyond just ukrain. and we know our history, but yet our failing to learn from it. if there's ever a time for political courage, even if it means undermining one's ability to get reelected, this is a time for courage. and we know from our history when good men do nothing. that is the ingredient that is necessary for evil to be triumphant. >> which is the us senator cory booker. senator, i really appreciate you making time to be here tonight. it is, as you say, a very difficult day. thank you. >> thank you. rachel. >> we'll be right back. >> oh. >> i hate these things. >> that's one of the great. >> things about. consumer cellular. >> they're 100% us based. customer service is also. 100% human. you don't. have to owe. human. you don't. have to owe. >> for those baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home an

of course, with lithuania, you've been saying that it was a mistake that baltic states weren't invited to this get together in london, but it makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the united states is now peace oriented and without them, i mean the european union is pretty powerless to do anything on those european efforts to prolong the conflict continue by supplying it more cash, more arms to key of the tele and pm's weight in georgia, maloney called in the west as the united in barking. mister jones, we are old data committed about the goal that we all want to achieve, which is a just and lasting peace in ukraine i, i think it is so very, very important that we avoid the risk that the west divides. and i think on this u. k. and he said he's gonna play an important role in breach building the day. yeah. so you know that i've been also proposing a meeting between your wes and your european leaders. promises to stand as warm comments. it's really itself brussels with significant death issues. miss malone, this government has projected the defense spending to rise by 20

lithuania? estonia. xi jinping is watching this. he's going to invade taiwan. iran is watching this. they're already arming russia and attacking israel. so this is the problem here. mr. trump is guaranteeing us more wars because we all know this. nobody has, you know, run a country, okay, in this in this show. but if you if you raise a kid, if you train a dog, if you coach a basketball team, you know that weakness invites aggression. and mr. trump is surrendering, which is only going to cause more wars. >> you knew you were in trouble when you said you were a friend, and he likes you. scott jennings, paul begala, thank you both for being here this morning. both of you. friends of the show. and, of course, everyone can follow cnn for complete coverage of the presidential address to congress. that is at 8:00 tonight right here on cnn. this morning, 30 correctional officers at a juvenile detention center are facing charges of abuse for facilitating so-called gladiator fights between the children and their care. and then overnight, dolly parton's husband of 60 year

leaders from france and ireland, latvia, lithuania, netherlands, norway, poland, portugal, spain and sweden, among others, immediately issued strong statements of support for the ukrainian people who were invaded and have been shot at and getting killed by russian soldiers. it appears they, too, are waking up to the stark reality that america, under donald trump, will no longer be a leader on the world stage. john brennan is the former director of the cia. ben rhodes served as deputy strategy advisor for national security president barack obama he co-hosts the pod save the world podcast. they join me now. john, i'm just a cable news host, so what do i know? maybe that was hyperbole. you've you've got decades in the american national security and foreign policy apparatus. what do you think? >> well. >> i could couldn't agree with you more, chris. this certainly is a day that will live in infamy in the annals of us and international diplomatic history, because it is quite clear that we are at an inflection point in terms of the us engagement on the world stage. first of all, i think th

russia, that are going to worry that if we abandon russia, what are we going to do about latvia or lithuania moldova or other countries in the region? so it's just the wrong message. >> the new york times reported tonight that zelenskyy had been having conversations with other officials in france and the u.k. about the right approach to trump. i mean, i don't think anyone thinks that how friday happened went well, but what is what have you heard about whether or not that's going to change, or if they feel like they've now done enough with the letter he sent to trump and the public post to to have these conversations begin again. >> no, i think president zelenskyy would be well advised to to understand the psychology of president trump a little better. obviously very, very different personality than the previous president. and that's important. there's a language barrier. there's a cultural barrier. he's dealing with a new president. obviously, he dealt with president trump during the 45th administration, but under very, very different circumstances, obviously. and i think that president zele

lithuania, and poland, has ready access to it.is territory that splits it. the theory is russia tests the resolve of nato and then maybe looks to capture this territory, demonstrate countries will only support their own interests and act in collective defense. russia then feels emboldened to do this on strong versus weak play all around its region, continues to build this empire. meanwhile, the chinese in the pacific take the signals that the u.s. will not be there for taiwan, they conduct a war against taiwan, they subdue taiwan, which has an immediate massive impact on the u.s. because the taiwanese produced an enormous percentage of the chips around the world that we need for our tech industry, for the growing ai sector. these aggressive actions have immediate economic impact and we go into a recession. as our allies get picked off and as the europeans potentially broil themselves in a more localized conflict with russia, we are further isolated, and eventually the u.s. finds itself in a situation in which our own interests in

lithuania, and poland, has ready access to it. territory that splits it. the theory is russia tests the resolve of nato and then maybe looks to capture this territory, demonstrate countries will only support their own interests and act in collective defense. russia then feels emboldened to do this on strong versus weak play all around its region, continues to build this empire. meanwhile, the chinese in the pacific take the signals that the u.s. will not be there for taiwan, they conduct a war against taiwan, they subdue taiwan, which has an immediate massive impact on the u.s. because the taiwanese produced an enormous percentage of the chips around the world that we need for our tech industry, for the growing ai sector. these aggressive actions have immediate economic impact and we go into a recession. as our allies get picked off and as the europeans potentially broil themselves in a more localized conflict with russia, we are further isolated, and eventually the u.s. finds itself in a situation in which our own interests in th

next it will be moldova, then it will be lithuania, latvia, estonia. and then he reconstitutes the old soviet union. that's his end game. and right now we're doing nothing but making that end game more possible for him. >> yeah, putin's getting everything he ever could have dreamed of to that end, to continue that march to reconstitute the soviet empire. and we're going to hear more of president trump's defense of his new stance toward ukraine. in that address to a joint session of congress tonight. we'll talk about that in just a bit. also, president trump's tariffs on canada and mexico taking effect overnight, along with added measures against china. we'll talk about the impact on the u.s. economy and wall street and those countries already retaliating. plus, a top fbi official has been forced to retire after criticizing president trump's efforts to identify agents who investigated january 6th crimes. nbc's ken dilanian joins us with some new reporting on that. and as i mentioned, what to expect ahead of president trump's primetime address before con

twice, dyer had solo exhibitions at guerrero gallery and ugly trimble in san francisco and rupert in lithuania in 2022 he participated in the biennale de lille and in collaboration with nikki green. next we have sandra ibarra who sometimes works under the alias of lachica who is an oakland based artist from the us mexico border of el paso. juarez ibarra ibarra works across performance video and sculptures to address objection and joy and the borders between proper and improper racialized gendered and subjects. their work has been featured in the broad museum in l.a. the anderson collection at stanford and the ica in los angeles among other places sasha kelly is an oakland based multidisciplinary artist using visual art, pop publishing and social engagement to explore topics of intimacy, collective archives and collaboration of black, brown and communities they have exhibited at the sonoma county museum so mit's cultural center and the berkeley arts museum. >> tiana became a claude and is a visual artist, filmmaker and curator whose work explores and critiques issues at the intersection of frie

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what happens to lithuania? what happens to estonia? what happens to moldova?eeny countries that are on the russian border that he's been putin has been threatening already. we can't reward. >> him. >> some would say. >> will china say about taiwan if we say we're going to let the aggressor get away with it? >> some would say, you know, we'll. >> cross. >> that bridge when we come to it. in the meantime, we can't throw more money, more weapons, more. lives lost. and no one's disputing this is a really bad guy. but it's a world that doesn't exist on on moral issues. it exists on practical, pragmatic. >> this is in our strategic. forget about the moral issues. this is based on our strategic. national interest. still is if we let putin. >> get away. >> with this. sounds like. >> we're going to have more trouble later on, just. >> like they said to zelensky. don't tell. >> us what we need. >> to worry about. >> you don't know i don't i mean it's a it's a very. >> sticky, tough situation. >> and like everything else the two sides have. >> everything is complicated.

i mean, you you've got estonia, latvia, lithuania, and suddenly they're all surrounded. dream is achieved if america allows him to. >> do it. american foreign policy has had a lot to answer for in the last eight years. that's that's for certain. but one great thing that has that has happened is that that the nato alliance and the eu and all these alliances that we either respect or are part of have kept things at bay and has prevented a conflagration the likes of which we have never seen. we don't want that. we all want peace. but on peace, on what terms? and you know, you have a president for the first time, making it pretty clear that he probably won't support article five of nato either. and he gives it he just gives these things away. and it's all signaling to his base about america first. and charles lindbergh would be delighted with this foreign policy. >> joining us. >> now. >> democratic member. >> of the senate foreign relations committee. >> senator chris. >> murphy of connecticut. >> senator, your. >> thoughts on. all of this. >> this morning? and how do you.