let's cross live now to independent journalist mike jones m mike. a good to have you with us. this afternoon, i just want to 1st of all, get your thoughts on this taking of solid dar after months of intense fight thing with both sides, reportedly suffering losses. how significance is this taken of the town? it must be shut. the key of does say that's buffalo on going for that town. a yes, i'm aware that key have contests the complete capture of solid. i believe that the, the facts on the grounds do not match the western narrative that has been published to date. and that is that these cities both moved to our, to most and solid dod inconsequential. they're not strategic. they're a blunder by russia because we have seen vast commitments of trips and re deployments from ukraine to protect the cities. the, as scott ritter has pointed out, have received 8 years of investment and fortification. i don't believe that you do such things for inconsequential cities that are not strategic. as again, scott richards said these cities formed the front line. so with ukraine pouring all these

earlier we spoke to independent journalist mike jones, who says western mercenaries are fighting for key ab and are simply cannon fodder of little concern for their governments. it seems that the mercenaries are seen as cannon fodder, preferential to send before any actual ukrainian or experienced ukrainian forces is far better. it appears from these accounts to sense these mercenaries, ill equipped and poorly trained into the front lines 1st and to throw them in front of the artillery. i've heard another account from joseph mcdonald, is another you case, citizen out there, he talked of nepotism corruption. i mentioned a case where an to entire trucks of western weapons simply disappeared on route in a convoy with nothing being done, no questions being asked no investigations. the western governments are not opposed to their own citizens being thrown into this bloodletting. and on these front lines because of the money laundering, the i believe is going on you crying with the awarding of these contracts. the boss 1st straight has reportedly been closed due to the grounded cargo ship

we talk to paul tudor jones and mike sievert stay tuned you don't want to miss this. >>> welcome backsed literally within the last hour here now. coinbase, big news, announcing a further restructuring plan it will cut approximately 950 more jobs. one fifth of the work force. cutting 18% of the work force back in june stock mirrored bitcoin according to the next guest, the bitcoin fall in 2022 is caused by one man jay powell brought a hammer to inflation. joining us now is michael novogratz. michael, i want to talk about that and the overall macro economy and i want to start with the coinbase news. what do you make of it and what do you make of the valuations not of the coins any more, but of the stinfrastructure around t you could buy crypto or the folks around crypto. it doesn't matter what happens to the value of the stuff as long as you are in the shovels and that's where the real value is what do you think now? >> 202 2 was a washout for crypto anything that was growthy and big costs and ref shrinking got hammered i think ceo and brian at coinbase is doing the right thing. it is n

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kari lake, blake masters, tim mike lds, tudor jones, we could go through the entire list.oser, loser. and i think republicans are recognizing that. >> it's the loser, stupid motto in republican politics. hi there, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york on the weekend that trump held his first public event since announcing his 2024 presidential bid. this as former close ally chris christie reminding the country and the gop that trump's lies cost them bigly. it cost them the presidency. it cost them seats in the senate and control. it cost them in governor's mansions. yet, yet the twice impeached disgraced ex-president doesn't seem to care one little bit. this weekend he made appearances at two early primary states, first new hampshire and then south carolina. at the second stop the "washington post" reports this. "minutes into a campaign speech here saturday trump raised his false claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him." returning to an issue that many republicans worry has cost their party crucial support. in '23, so three years in, he's continuing to push the lie that

dakota republican vendor mike rounds and virginia democratic congresswoman abigail spanberger, maryland emma credit senator ben carson's and chris stewart from utah. seth jones senior vp and international security program director for international studies shares his research on the u.s. preparedness for war. watch washington journal live at seven eastern on c-span c-span now our free mobile app. join the discussion your phone calls, facebook comments, text and tweets. >> there are a lot of places to get political information but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here or here or here or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span powered by cable. >> president biden announced the u.s. is sending 31 abrams tanks to ukraine in the fight against a large-scale russian invasion of the country. the president has the aid was needed with nato allies who are also providing weapons and equipment. the abrams was developed during the cold war. it was first used in combat in 1991 during operation dese

aid to ukraine with south dakota senator mike broun, virginia democratic congresswoman, abgal spanberger. and then seth jones and senior v.p., international security director for strategic and international studies shares his resource on the u.s.' preparedness for war. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> american history tv. saturdays on c-span2. exploring the people and events that saw the -- that tell the american story. at 7:00 p.m. eastern, andrew weirman discusses his book, "the contagion of liberty: smallpox and the american revolution" which looks ott at how inoculation become a sought after treatment and helped the american colonies achieve independence from great britain. and then a book about the carters. watch american history tv. saturdays on c-span2. and find a full schedule on your program gui or watch online me a c-span.org/history. c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington. live a

those levels of the giulianis, the pouls, the lynn woods, the roger stones, the alex jones, the patrick burns, mikeuals that were around president trump feeding him things that, you know, were just on this side of qanon. and you almost have to wonder, president trump talks -- former president trump talks about his big iq but he was so credulous to believe things that were deranged. and i think finding out how those were coordinated, how the money was coordinated especially on january 6th which the committee did a great job on that part, is fantastic but we never really got to who the coordinating elements at that second and third level beneath the president and what did he know about it. it was just very difficult to get that last line of data. >> difficult for congress. quite achievable for doj if they're so inclined. denver riggleman, claire mccaskill, thank you very much for being part of our coverage today. it's wonderful to see both of you. the persistence of the big lie is making the fight to preserve and protect voting rights in our democracy all the more urgent on this martin luther king da

mike and i have our own show. you have bomani jones, you have sarah spain, you have kate fagan. so what y'all were experiencing, which is my new book, white fear, how the browns and i randomly play mine. and that's that's what it is. it is change. oh, my god. what's going on? the world is ending. where all of our people go. they couldn't handle it. and, oh, that's. no, but it's real. like, what you're talking about is real. it's like they couldn't handle it, and even though it was very obvious that the people who are accusing espn of doing this were only doing that because the faces change. it wasn't. they acted like every night on the 6 p.m. sportscenter, we were talking about immigration reform. like we we were never doing that. it was a sports show. but you have you know, you know how it is. it's like if they could sell a narrative about our show not being about sports, about black people being too political. one thing i learned and i knew this beforehand, but i never really experienced this until i was doing the six p in sports center. people consider you just being black an

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mike thank you. >>> as we head into the close, take a look at the dow jones industrial average, up more than 4.2% a celebration of slower wage growth, which is what the fed wants to see, weaker services. the first contraction they've seen since covid sounds like bad news from the economy and good news for the economy. the fed won't have to raise interest rates as high as they potentially might. s&p up 2 1/4% into the close broad rally every sector is in it nasdaq is closing as well 2.55%. apple, amazon, costco and microsoft are your biggest winners. have a good weekend. that's it for me into "overtime." >>> sara, thank you very much. i'm scott wapner getting started from post 9 at the u.s. stock exchange. richard fisher on whether the wages is a game changer. we'll begin with the talk of the tape surging stocks some say a soft landing just became more likely is that right? let's ask the chief market investment

without senator mike brown virginia democratic congresswoman abigail spam barker, maryland democratic senator ben karch at utah republican congressman chris stewart. and then seth jonesr vp international security program director center for strategic and international studies shares his research on the u.s. preparedness for war

jones explains what comes next. >>> this is unprecedented. >> reporter: just days before a new oakland unified school board member is set to be sworn in, mike hutchinson, who came in third place in the certified vote count, says he should be the one taking office. hutchinson is asking a judge to take action after the registrar admitted an error was made in the final vote. >> it's not even a hard philosophical choice. we're presented with a choice now. do we want results we know are incorrect, or do we want to go through the process to make sure that everyone's vote is counted properly? $235 ballots that if counted would make hutchinson the winner. but with the election already certified it will take a judge order to change the result. >> this is not a problem with our elections in oakland. this was a human technical error that has now been corrected and hopefully we can again come together to support these results. >> reporter: while it could take weeks to reverse the contested results, hutchinson's supporters hope his opponent and current winner nick resnick, concedes. >> there's no ambiguity about the interpretation about the votes. it's

dakota republican vendor mike rounds and virginia democratic congresswoman abigail spanberger, maryland emma credit senator ben carson's and chris stewart from utah. seth jones senior vp and international security program director for international studies shares his research on the u.s. preparedness for war. watch washington journal live at seven eastern on c-span c-span now our free mobile app. join the discussion your phone calls, facebook comments, text and tweets. >> there are a lot of places to get political information but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source.

ukraine with republican senator mike brown, virginia congresswoman abigail, maryland's democratic senator ben cardin and republican congressman chris stewart. and then at seth jones, senior vp and international security program director at the center for strategic and international study shares his research on the u.s. preparedness for war. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span or c-span now our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. ♪ >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span two. exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 7 p.m. eastern, andrew discusses his book the contagion of liberty. the politics of smallpox and the american revolution. which looks at how inoculation became a sought after procedure. and how they achieved independence from great britain. author stanley talks about his book jimmy and rosalynn carter, the biography about the couple in their lives and their work together from 1975 to 2020. explorinamerican story. watch american history tv saturdays onn two and find a full schule on your program guide or watch online anyt

jones that we've been seeing. but that's mask the bottle laid on a guy almost completely run after the ability to produce high tech ammunition a defense or analysts to mike martin speaking to me as lawyer will this by this relentless attacks in ukraine, the new year holiday has brought some good news for some young families, i correspond to manual shars has been to achieve maternity ward, but still operating despite the show. last night for a 2nd year, we are here in one of key is figures maternity ward. but because of the all the hospital is almost empty. just before the russian aggression up to $25.00 babies were born here each day after war start. we have was delirious because lots of people left to graham so we can easily imagine it's was like less blantan. we're pregnancy resist. i'm sorry, here. less delirious. now here we're birth and no patients names on the usually full board. that one room is still busy around the clock. the neonatal intensive care unit, despite all their care providing to premature babies, another danger looms over them. with the threat of me silo 2 ounce tie, it would be too risky to unplug their monitors and bring them to sa

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jones. also, cnn political commentator alyssa farah griffin who served at director of communications in the previous administration. governor, great to have you here. does the mike pence revelation help the biden white house? >> i think it does. there are clear distinctions now if you group pence and biden in one category. and the former president donald trump who did not honor a lawfully issued subpoena and as a result had to have those things taken back by the fbi and returned to the national archives. i think as a political matter, it's a gift to the president did the same situation happened. just taking a step back, it's always problematic when classified materials do not remain in classified settings. i think you'll see congress taking a look at what can be done to make sure this doesn't happen or at least is less likely to happen moving forward. when i was a member of congress, we went to a skiff, a secure facility, very aggressively were asked to deposit our cell phones and any other things. it was ensured that we did not leave that facility with any classified materials and so it's difficult to see how this has happened so often except that they are the

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jones also had 18 points and stanford wins it by 19 their first win of the pac 12. they host oregon on saturday. alright let's go to the hilltop usf hosting pacific. mikei know you want to pay attention to this one first half marcus williams, nice baseline drive and dunk dons up midway through the half by four second half. it's all about zayn mix. he can shoot it , especially when he's wide open mics had 17 points in just 12 minutes. dan's breeze 78 57 to improve to 13 and nine herb sendek and santa clare. the broncos hosting byu. the game was tied in the second half. keyshawn justice the three pointer puts the broncos up by three justice 23 points. he had 43 pointers. broncos up by 6 38 seconds to go break the press and parker braun throws down the exclamation point. santa clara wins at 83 76 so st mary's also beat pepperdine so clean sweep. for all the barrier college teams four and o tonight, piedmont's mackenzie mcdonald's run at the australian open came to an end tonight in straight sets. it was a loss to japan's yoshihito nishioka in the third round. andy murray. this was some match rallied from two sets down against cooking a kiss in a marathon

jones reporting. we are about 40 minutes away from hearing from chairman powell. equity futures are slightly softer by half of 1%. as miken powell talks, sort of, but it is about central-bank independence, and we are really hoping for the q&a, some pointed questions about policy in the u.s. tom: what we will see is a wait for thursday. every day since the jobs report, every hour, that becomes more germane. is it core or topline that matters? i would suggest both. jonathan: knee deep in earnings by that time. did you see the jeffries numbers? lisa: better than expected. jonathan: still pretty dreadful. lisa: but is it the absolute number or the bar they have to cross? how much of the disappointment has already in doing -- baked in? jonathan: it is relative to expectations, so we will see. tom: let's go to mexico city, annmarie hordern traveling with the president of the u.s. she comes to us in front of that iconic statue in mexico city. the angel of independence. we speak to the angel of independence this morning. what is going on in washington? the clumsiness of the republicans and what speaker mccarthy agreed to. to be

jones. we're going to talk about what the experience was like and where it's all headed >> i guess we can reference this mikeilson is from morgan stanley. i'm still on as the first week -- as the first month goes i'm much -- did you see the european story china's reopening, energy prices didn't stifle it the recession is supposed to be very like a sure thing in europe that may not happen. but coming up, yeah, i know, we're going to talk to a couple of soothe sayers in a moment they have different opinions but in the meantime morgan stanley's mike wilson warning that the markets could be shocked by earnings misses, even though i think a lot of people have lowered it by 8%, 9%. get ready for the kickoff that happens on friday. then cnbc has details on the strategy shift of wells fargo. we'll talk with our guest who broke the story. bcchg quk x"n awbo o cn [music - cover of blondie's “dreaming”] [music playing] ♪ imagine something of your very own. ♪ ♪ something you can have and hold. ♪ ♪ i'd build a road in gold just to have some dreaming, ♪ ♪ dreaming is free. ♪ accenture, let there be change. >>> morgan stan

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