mike, this is on top of weaponry and, of course, the much needed ammunition at this point in the war. mike. mike the ukrainian capital, thanks a lot. terrifying moments playing out this morning when american airlines 737 struck a flock of geese upon takeoff shooting flames into the sky and burning out the engine forcing an emergency landing. cb cotton live with the details. hello, cb. >> mike, good afternoon. you know, any time you hear about a plane's engine catching fire it's never a good thing but there is some good news here. this american airlines plane was able to land safely and everyone on the flight is okay. this is one of the videos being shared across the internet. you take a closer look. boeing 737 with what appears to be flames coming from one of the engine. we have looped the video so you can take a closer look. this is american airlines flight 1958 bound for phoenix, arizona after taking off from columbus, ohio were told shortly after the plane took off around 7:45 a.m. birds struck the engine. this was the path the plane took according to tracking flight aware. plane not even on

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mike. we will send it back to you. mike: griff, as surge resources toward the border there, what are the next steps, what's the plan? >> well, that's a great question, mikecomplimentary things about the rgv border patrol chief here gloria chÁvez because she has learned from surges in the past. we had title 42 going away six months ago and there was huge upticks and learned to handle the upticks better. we know title 42 is really going away, that's why the numbers are surging already two weeks ahead and they are going to see more resources coming but you are also going to see the story develop in terms of where migrants go and they will go into the interior to places like washington, new york and chicago where we had video yesterday of migrants sleeping in the airport and police stations because there's no where to put them. ultimately how this story ends is anybody's guess but everyone here is bracing for the worst, mike. mike: griff, i'm curious about the morale, also the folks at the border don't create the policy and they have to execute the policy and they are looking for a surge in the next coming days, how are they holding up? >> well, morale is a

mike: alex, this war is in its second year, tremendous loss of life and also damage to their beautiful cities, i'm wondering what the morale is like of ukrainians that you are encountering. alex: mike, i lost you there a little bit. did you ask about the morale? >> yes. i think it's different on where you are looking here in kyiv. as i mentioned it's been relatively quiet for the last several weeks that's, of course, creating a lot of questions of when things will change and if life is starting to become safer here in the capital. there's also this potential hope that things could shift as we look to this potential spring counteroffensive. when exactly that will happen, lit actually take place in summer months also a very serious question. there is this -- this element of hope that people feel with the reality of how high the number of lives that are lost and how realistically that will continue. so as much as there is hope, there's the very real realization that so many lives will continue to be lost, mikelive in the ukrainian capital, thank you very much. aishah: u.s. defense secretary met in germany to continue talking about security assistance to ukraine. for more on those discussions, what happened joining me live in studio none other than urik, adviser to ukraine's defense minister. i want to start off with the meeting between the foreign minister and the defense secretary. obviously you want something very specific. those are the f16's, the defense secretary instead talk about the m1's, listen to this soundbite really quickly. >> i do think the m1 tank, when it is delivered will make a difference. there's no silver bullet in this case but i think the m1 tank when it's delivered and reaches its operational capability it will be effective in the battlefield. aishah: general mike milley. >> there's no contradiction between what milley is saying and what we are asking for. you ask any military cadet at west point and what is the important ingredients of military operation whether defe

mike. mike: alexandria hoff, many thanks. the biden administration expected to announce additional $2.6 billion in aid money to ukraine tomorrow bringing the total amount pledged to 30 billion while the 2024 campaign heats up. mike tobin in kyiv ukraine and lucas tomlinson in the north lawn. lucas: despite billions of dollars in the biden administration weapons and ammunition to the ukrainians the front lines have not changed in months. russia occupies 20% of ukraine. here is the good news, the front lines are continuing to hold. >> this administration has provided to lethal aid with very unexpected to russia, i think russia thought they would, you know, first off be met by the ukrainian people by a surrender and second thing is i don't think they have -- expected they have the congressional push that's occurred with this administration or this administration. lucas: u.s. military's top military milley they will win this year. ukraine's casualties are not far behind. today british intelligence says there's been, quote, russian casualties due to alcohol consumption, mike, among hundreds of russians inside of ukraine. without long-range precision missiles it would be hard for ukraine to win the war. general milley

mike, mike, got to cut you off there, pal. you know, we can't just be saying whatever anymore. >> of course, of course. let me choose my words carefully. dominion voting machines give triple votes to democrats, illegals, and that lady m&m that stopped shaving her pits. >> alright, mikee going to have to end it there. >> that's probably for the best. i have to say, this whole dominion thing has been a nightmare for me and my family, especially my wife. sorry, pillowmina, you know it's true. >> alright. okay. well, let's take a break. when we come back, we'll talk more about the alex murdaugh sentencing with our fox crime expert, o.j. simpson. >> what? man, i don't know why everybody thinks i'm an expert on this. shoot, booking me on the show without telling me why. makes me so mad i could just -- nah, i'm okay. and, hey, man, live from new york, it's "saturday night." you know what i'm saying? [ [ cheers andnd applause e ] ♪♪ >> it't's "saturdaday night li" ♪♪ with..... featurining... musical l guest, kelelsea balle! and your h host, travivis kelce. ♪♪ ladies and gentlemen,

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mike joy, one of new zealand's leading freshwater ecologists. yaara: you ready, mike? mike, but 20 to 30 years ago it was very different. mike: before irrigation, this was brown. everywhere was brown. yeah, it's a huge change bringing water to this place. yaara: irrigated land has doubled since 2002 and now takes up half of new zealand's freshwater use. it's allowed a major conversion from sheep to dairy farming. mike: this is the most recently developed part of new zealand. and this is where the big land grab happened, like the big gold rush, you know, intensification of farming for conversions, and that massive change in the amount of water that was taken out of the rivers and aquifers here and put on the land, you know, are just unprecedented, so that more irrigation water here than the whole rest of the country put together. and it happened really, really quickly. the size of farms has got way bigger. the amount of fertilizer going on has hugely increased. yaara: and it's the heavy use of synthetic nitrogen fertilizer to grow pasture that is also a major concern for dr.

mike o'rourke in morgan hill did. mike o'rourke: and it was a big pothole. it really was, chris. chris: he was driving his convertible. mikeenly, a drop. mike: it made a lot of noise. i heard the suspension bottom out. chris: the pothole damaged the front left tire, which cost a pretty penny to replace. mike: it's at over $400. chris: mike applied for reimbursement. soon, an envelope arrived. mike: and i just assumed i had a check in there. i didn't have a check. i had this letter telling me that they had--that they were aware that there had been a pothole there and were not going to honor my claim on it. chris: denied. so, who decides whether caltrans is negligent? caltrans. in mike's letter, it acknowledges it knew about the 101 pothole and later fixed it. but caltrans ruled caltrans was not negligent. mike: i don't see how they're not negligent. who would be? if it's not them, who is it? chris: mike wanted answers. mike: i wasn't happy. i wasn't happy, which is why i reached out to you. chris: we wanted to know how many others are in mike's shoes. caltrans told us it gets about 1,000 pothole damage complaints each year.

mike, have you ever faked anything? >> mike: you know, it's harder for us to do that. [laughter] >> mikeing that. >> kat: i'm also willing to go into the mechanics of explaining why you're wrong but i will not work here tomorrow. >> mike: i happily can say i don't have allergies. my kids don't have allergies so i don't know but i wouldn't question it. someone's not feeling well, fine, you're not feeling well. i mean, everybody just live your life, quit getting up in everybody's business let things going. everybody needs to chill out just a tiny bit. that's what i say. >> kat: that's true >> mike: can i get an amen [cheers and applause] >> kat: i think this is dumb julie because everyone knows the best excuse to get out of everything is diarrhea you believe is contagious. >> julie: oh my god that's a great idea. >> kat: it's great but also make it for the other person. just be like i have diarrhea i don't want my diarrhea to ruin your party and get you sick. >> julie: or get on you. >> kat: yeah, explosive. >> mike: wow. >> kat: what? >> mike: no it's good. >> julie: i think first of all

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senior correspondent mike tobin has more from kyiv. hey, mike. mikeact, griff, the department of justice has been tasked with investigating the leak of classified document that is appeared on social media pages. some of the documents about ukrainian and russian casualties as they appeared on social media had clearly been manipulated for propaganda services. more than 100 classified documents were leaked. they contain a broad swath of information. weapon shipments, rates that ukrainians are burning through shells, even locations on the battlefield. military experts say russia got a gift with this leak. >> the will of the ukrainian fighting force is very significant. they will take territory back as a result of offensive. the leak is outrageous. we have given the enemy advantage that they don't deserve to have for sure. mike: adviser to president zelenskyy react today the leak with skepticism. he saw it as an attempt by the russians to manipulate the narrative of lack of progress with the invasion. there are large numbers of deliberately distorted figur

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mike tobin. hello, mike. mike: hello, eric and molly. the u.s. -- the u.s. aid package to be announced on monday puts u.s. contribution to $30 billion for ukraine's defense. that's part of what we talked about with top negotiator in ukraine. top adviser in president zelenskyy's office understands that american taxpayers are growing tire and skeptical of funding war in ukraine? >> what is your argument to continue funding war in ukraine? >> if you want to live freely in the u.s. and constantly talk about it and you're ready to pay the highest price it's necessary to win the war in russia. mike: president xi jinping of china met with russian president and not met with zelenskyy. >> the ceasefire the freezing to have conflict as such. the occupied territories will remain under the russian federation. mike: president xi everyone in placed the call to president zelenskyy, does that mean he's not serious about peace? >> regarding china, it seems to me that china has not yet fully formulated its position on whether it wants to be in neutral status and did not take a

mike tobin live in kyiv with the latest. hey, mike. miketures especially in the east closest to fighting. ukrainians say it was russian s3 missile. meantime spokesman for the ukrainian air force says the missile batteries will soon be in place to defend against strikes just like this one. ukrainian troops have been training on the patriot missiles, offer nod specifics of if and when missiles will arrive. the private sector is standing up for them through business donations. the global empowerment mission as established warehouse where is they stockpile food and have delivered more than a thousand truck leads of supply to people devastated by a year of war. >> when we got back here, no one was here. we were particularly the first family to return to this partially destroyed house. i was the first to bring us food. >> i feel like we are actually making a very big dent. i think what we are doing is absolutely critical. we've had thousands and thousands of people tell us that they wouldn't even survive this winter if it wasn't this type of work

mike pence gets to say, - >> i don't see a wins. >> that is all true. january 6th, we know mike penc is on the hill, not talking -- donald trump is not callin mike pence mikeg a lot to donald trump, up until h departs for the capitol. that's the period he has t testify. >> there's all these conversations that get documented in pence's memoir w talked about the wall street journal, op-ed he's laid out a lot of this story. he hasn't testified in front o a grand jury, under oath, we are gonna have just not anyone but prosecutors probing hi exactly what we are told they're gonna ask anything and everything related to all thes conversations. which is very different than just providing your reflection on those concepts. the fact is, marc short an greg jacobs to have pence' closest states have testified, that secondary information there were conversations onl trump and pence are party to, think even believing there's one on january 6th, in fact. and those are the conversation i would imagine, if i was prosecutor, i want the grand jury to hear that testimony. i think to some degree peopl think, oh, we heard what mik pence has to say in thes interviews on abc or in

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mike is holding mike jr., and you can see that he is just in another world. and when i interviewed him almost 20 years lar, he said he just -- he felt like he was walking on mars. nick: and we have actually got a clip of that interview, you talking to mike mike: i wasn't physically abusive, but i could have -- i could be mentally abusive, where i was -- i would go act like a drill instructor on my kids. and i would i would scream at them like a drill instructor. mike jr.: why is my dad like this? like, why is this happening to us? like, i wanted to talk back, but it's -- we're his kids. i'm not going to say anything to my dad. he was scary. nick: he's scary. chip: scary. he was. and his addiction was food. it wasn't drugs or alcohol. he ballooned up to 340 pounds. and he said, basically, i'm big, i'm bad, i'm intimidating, and that's the way i am. and i'm always right. finally, he got help from the va in 2019. that's a long time after this began. and now he is in full-fledged post-traumatic growth. i mean, he's going to school to become a teacher to leave a very tedious job he has now. the family is vastly happier. and the message in all of this, which is what so many of those marines told me, is that if you are suffering from ptsd or p

mike pence from mike pence. they have it from other people, but they have to -- they have to check every box. and mike pence was a big important box for them. i also think you can think of this in terms of the special counsel investigation is -- is covering a lot of different ground in a lot of different direction. so i think when it comes to conversations inside the white house, conversations directly connected to the president himself on the issue of the final tabulations of votes, getting mike pence's testimony means they are close to gathering all of that type of evidence. but there's still lots of other categories of evidence they have to get and go through. >> i do wonder -- mike pence has speaken in recent days i think as recently as monday about the lawyers surrounding president trump. if we have time to play that sound can we please do that? >> is there anything that you could tell the grand jury that either the former -- the former president or a member of senior staff that you saw and observed commit a crime? >> well, i -- i just don't know if it's criminal to take bad advice from lawyers.

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mike khouw's got the action, it usually is, mike, but what did you see today? >> yeah, it usually is, number one. it actually wasn't two days ago when we highlighted some bearish flow ahead of earnings it was very busy yesterday, but today was far and away the busiest. traded 4 1/2 times as many contracts as the second place, which is nvidia. it was more than 4 million contracts, in fact, in contract terms, it was the second-busiest option out there after spy unspur unsurprisingly, the flow, the sentiment, was generally bearish. much of the activity we saw today actually expires tomorrow, but when we look further out to the end of next week, the flow we were seeing is a lot of activity in the 160 puts, almost 55,000 contracts there, trading for a little over three bucks a contract those buyers betting that there is potentially further weakness. and i would add sort of speaking to courtney and tim's point here, too, as well, that all the other automakers saw significant bearish flows. >> thank you for that, mikehouw for more options action, be sure to tune into the full show, tomorrow, 5:30 p.m. eastern time. >>> coming up, shares of csx on the move bring you the details from the quarter next. >>> and a correction is coming in a big way to the vc world in silicon valley that is according to our next guest. how bad is the environment going to get for startups? stick around to find out you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site in times square. back right after this. girls... the chess club has gained an edge on our bake sales. we need more ways of connecting with customers, fast. i know some consultants with great ideas. can they help us improve our digital experience? absolutely. they've invested over $2 billion in tech. that could really help us manage inventory. and save us a ton of dough. then let's take back our market share. checkmate, chess heads. girls, i said “bedtime”! ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired

mike penc from mike pence. they have it from other people but they have to check every box and mike pence is a bi important box em i also think you can think o this in terms of, specia counsel investigation is covering a lot of differen ground, a lot of different directions so i think when it comes t conversations inside the white house, conversations directl connected to the president himself on the issue of th file tabulation of votes getting mike pence's testimony means that they are close to gathering all of that type o evidence but there are still lots o other categories of evidence that they have to get him to g through. >> i do wonder, mike pence has spoken in recent days, i think as recently as monday, about the lawyers that wer surrounding president trump. if we have time to play, tha can we please do that? >> is there anything that yo could tell the grand jury that either the former president or a member of senior staff, that you saw and observed, committe crime? >> well, you know, i just don' know, leland, if it's criminal to take bad advice fro lawyers. this was an instance, as i wrote about at grea

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mike, you laid out a trade last week on lulu lemon, the shares surged after a strong beat on the top and bottom line. the trade is firmly in the green. what are you doing now, mike >> we actually targeted exactly the level that the stock shot up to 360 was the top end of the call spread we were in follow us on twitter, we updated this trade yesterday actually, taking some profits because it actually has run essentially right up to our target there. >> tim, thought? >> that's a tease if i ever heard one. we've got to follow mike follow mike on twitter. >> lulu is one of these companies again coming out of the quarter it's not a surprise with sentiment being so much growth, high multiple, could it do it? and, in fact, going into that print they really outperformed i am not chasing it here i do think that you're going to see the market pay attention to higher multiple stocks when we get into this earnings season and lulu and discretionary, they're going to push back on that chart, carter can speak to just what do you do with a chart that gaps that high? does it need to back fill? do something. >> carter? >> that's exactly right. this is the equal and opposite action of the prior quarter. prior quarter was a big mess, wall street darling and high multiple, dropped 12, 13%, it beat and went up 14% leaving it basically -- from where it was last time trouble came you'll know if it hasn't moved, it's been pinned here, big profits. >>> up next, small cap concerns, why our next guest trader sees some trouble brewing i

mike pence had i right. so he did not in fact have a lot of confidence in mike, pansies made that very clear time and time again. he may be wanting to encourage mike pence to feel som residual sense of loyalty, and mike pence is clearly conflicted figure because in fact he has turned on th president in the sense that he resisted the presidents of pressure to do what he thought he could not do under th constitution, but he is no turned on him in the sense tha he is denounced him in vigor's terms, or a lot of the thing that other people woul denounce him for he has been circumscribe i what he said about former trum and he's trying to walk a line in which he keeps fidelity t what he thinks is the trum pence record and maybe the trump upends voters withou actually changing his mind about what he did on january 6th, which is what he though he had to do under the constitution >> and glenn, the word unprecedented sort of lost its meaning. it was over used so much durin the trump administration, but want you to put it i perspective. ryan was noting how historic this day is, mike penc testifying this is a former vice presiden testifying against his forme b

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mike first of all, i corridors? transition mike first of all. i would _ corridors? transition mikef all, i would like _ corridors? transition mike first of all, i would like to _ corridors? transition mike first of all, i would like to thank- corridors? transition mike first of all, i would like to thank the - corridors? transition mike first of all, i would like to thank the bbc| all, i would like to thank the bbc for the interview. —— translation:. we have been asked for it from the first day of the war. we started humanitarian corridors is rated a —— straightaway. we started the truths from our side. we are working for the sake of the civilians and our fight is on the behalf of the civilians. we have no problems with these corridors and we are helping these corridors and we are helping the diplomatic missions. the sudanese people acknowledge that areas under our control, we are working hands and feet to help others. we have no problem with these corridors whatsoever. we will have a listen _ these corridors whatsoever. we will have a listen tomorrow _ these corridors whatsoever.

mike pence gets to say -- well, that is very true because january 6th we know mike pence is on the hill -- donald trump is not calling mike pence. mike pence is talking a lot to donald trump up until he departs from the capitol and that's a period he has to testify about >> and there's all these conversations that get documented in pence's memoir and we've talked about "the wall street journal" op-ed. he's laid out a lot of this story, but he hasn't testified in front of a grand jury under oath where you're going to have not, you know, just anybody but prosecutors probing him, exactly what were you told they're going to ask anything and everything related to all these conversations, which was very different than providing your reflections >> yeah, and the fact is mark short and gregg jacob have testified, but that's secondary information. >> yeah, there were conversations only trump and pence are a party to and those are the conversations i would imagine if i were a prosecutor i would want the grand jury to hear that testimony. >> to some degree people think, oh, we've heard what mike pence has to say in these interviews

mike. mike pyles. the administration' perspective, you're on the cutting edge of this issue in your position. >> thanks for having me. i might take a step back and say, you know, russia's invasion has posed a test to the world at large. a test of, you know, whether we collective by li would respond to defend the principles that a free nation should be free of aggression to stand up for democracy, stand up for the sovereignty of nations, that is a commitment and a test that i think the world most particularly the ukrainian people have stood up and answered affirmatively to. but that test doesn't end when the war ends. that test only continues. and why reconstruction matters is that we've got the community of nations alongside the people of ukraine see this through not to just the conclusion of war but to rebuilding and reconstructing ukraine so that it can grow and prosper as a nation and so its people can grow and prosper. and meet the potential that they should be able to live out, having borne the burdens of this terrible war of aggression. >> is it also the case, by the way, that some have said not only winning the war but securing the peace. that's what i'm hearing you say, securing the peace here. that reconstruction is a core part of that. >> absolutely. again, the test won't be over until you kraib has the capability, has the footing to, as you say serk cure the peace, secure its prosperity as a free nation. >> thank you. let's go down to the end there, as you're director of general of the european commission, what's the view from europe on this question about reconstruction? >> i think reconstruction as my colleagues have said is absolutely essential, for us, principally for two reasons. first, don't forget that many of our member states border russia. so after this horrible aggression we want to be sure that the ukraine emerges from it in better shape than it went into this awful conflict. so there is a strategic importance attached to ukraine emerging victoriously, not just militarily but also economically. but secondly, ukraine is a country that will be a member of the e.u. it is one of our countries. future clints. so we need to -- we will integrate them in our system. for ukraine to be a successful member of the e.u., for the e.u. also to prosper, it is essential that the couldn't vi modernized and reconstruction is a success. for us that's not just important. i think it's existential. >> we're going to come back to you on that question of the e.u. heather, as president of the german marshal fund, the fund has put out a really substantial and significant report in this domain. we're going to give you a chance to talk a little more about it later. but how do you see this question and the importance of reconstruction? why is it crucial? >> thank you very much. i'm so grateful that the german martial fund is here on the stage because we were created 50 years ago as a gift from the german government to thank the american people for the marshall plan. i suspect in 50 year, the ukrainians will be sending a gift of gratitude for reconstruction to many donor countries. sometimes we forget our history which is why i think the german marshall fund is a memorial to the marshall plan which is why we leaned into supporting a modern marshall plan for ukraine. as the prime minister said if we were united in defense we must be united in recovery. we have to, i believe, think in the parallels of not only is the ukrainians counteroffensive going to be absolutely essential in liberating the occupied territories, but the same equal weight has to be given to ukraine's recovery because if russia believes it as the power to destroy, we have the power to build. that's the message of hope. that's what the marshall plan did 75 years ago for the 16 recipient countries of europe. and it's no accident that the head of the marshall plan, the european recovery program, was the foremost c.e.o. of the united states, paul hoffman. it was the unleashing of the private sect york great american countries sending their manufactured equipment. great american know-how is which is what allowed europe to fully recoverer in such a short period of time. we did it then, we can do it now. but we have to do it in a modern way. and this is where the german marshall fund has tried to think through what are the key step we have to take, time constraint, let me point out what i think are the six steps for success. number one as the prime minister was saying so clearly, transparency there. has to be built into all of the recovery, the transparency and the accountability that we need. from the top down. that's government and procurement and we know the government is working very hard on that. but it's also the bottom up. it's civil society. it's municipal leaders. it's everyone making sure that this is a transparent recovery process. we have to have accountability. russian assets must be put to work in order to allow ukraine to recover. unleashing the private sector, we need war insurance. we need strategic investment fund. we have to encourage these important, integrative market principles into the process. we have to expand the donor base. as much as these three gentlemen represent this fantastic g-7 donor coordination plat form we have other donors who need to be part of this process twoasm expand it. we have to provide adequate capital to the investment, the international financial institutions and finally, you know, ukrainians will rebuild ukraine. this is their private sector. their people we feel want to make sure that again, civil society is at this table. so we think those are the six steps and we really need that policy framework to allow this recovery to happen. >> you're going to be able to dive deeper in a moment on that question, we're going to expand it. but let's talk about the g-7 right now. it's crucial because as you know the g-7 has established an international donor coordination platform and also a secretariat, and the purpose of which is not only to coordinated abut to foster reform and promote reform, advance it as well as to engage the private sector in these efforts. so miket me come back to you here on this question about the g-7. i think many are asking, how is it all going to work? how will this mechanism actually harness if you will, the collective economic power in order to assist ukraine? >> sure. i think one answer is the g-7 has been hard at work doing exactly that. since the start of the war. as i think we talked about in the first question, part of that is seeing it through to the end. when we think about reconstruction challenge, i think there are several goals in mind. you know. what does it mean to build economic growth and job creation. what does it mean to create space for ukraine, implement an ambitious reform agenda and to have the partners that need to deliver on that. what does it mean to ensure broad economic stability is in place. what does it mean to have self-reinforcing dynamic such as that there's a positive dynamic unleashed that really allows private sector to step in and build and grow for the long term. when we think about the

mike tobin, mike, thank you very much. good time to bring in kt mcfarland who joins us this morning. kt, how dangerous is this document, or to mike's there they have been manipulated just misinformation campaign? >> yeah, it could be any one of a dozen things. it could be people inside the u.s. government that are unhappy with the war in ukraine, could be people inside the u.s. government that are unhappy that we're not doing enough to help the ukrainians. it could be disinformation. the problem is you just don't know, but the ramifications of it, you do know, which is that it's going to make a war in ukraine more difficult for the ukrainians to fight, and prevail if that's our goal, but the other thing is to me, and i've been at this for 45 years. when you start seeing leaks like this , big time leaks, throughout from probably several departments and agencies in the u.s. government, that's usually an indication that all is not well in those services, whether it's military services, intelligence services and i think that they are the outward and visible sign that our intelligence services and our military services are not happy, wh

certainly mike pence get to say, i'm not, i don't kno -- >> donald trump wins >> well, that is very true because january 6th, we know mike pence is on the hill, not talking -- donald trump is not callin mikealking a lot to donald trump, up until h departs for the capitol. that's the period he has t testify. >> there's all these conversations that get documented in pence's memoir we talked about the wall stree journal op-ed, he's laid out a lot of this story. he hasn't testified in front o a grand jury, under oath, we are gonna have just not anyone but prosecutors probing hi exactly what we are told they're gonna ask anything and everything related to all thes conversations. which is very different than just providing your reflection on those concepts. >> the fact is, you know, marc short and greg jacob, two of pence's closest aides, hav testified. but that secondary information right. >> yeah, they were conversations only trump and pence are a party to i think even believing there's one on january 6th, in fact. and those are the conversations, i would imagine if i was a prosecutor, i want the grandeu to hear that testimony >> i, mean i think to some degree, people think, oh, we'v heard wh

as only a motorcade can legally roll ryan, thanks for your reporting. >>> mike, a day mike pence never wanted to happen a day mike all the way back to when he was vice president and he was a key witness in the mueller investigation. but his lawyer, richard collins, was able to get him having to meet with the special counsel. there's no other major investigation of trump that we know of in which pence has been questioned, congressional or justice department or otherwise. in that sense, this is a very significant thing. he has never had to be under oath in the room with a prosecutor answering extremely detailed questions about exactly what went on in the room and what he saw. in that sense, this is a very different day for him than anyone else. to the point that tim was saying about the investigation, they talked to pretty much everyone else for this investigation except for pence pence has accomplished something here that he set out to do, which was, he took -- to politically try to protect himself. it certainly seemed like he was trying to make it look like he was forced into doing this it looks like a well orche

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mike into a story whatever it is, good, bad, o ugly, lock him into the stor because when you can't hav happen is to indict donald trump without having talked to mike pence and then a year fro now, when the case goes to trial, having donald trump cal mike pence as a witness who no comes up with some story tha we have never heard before tha is somehow exonerating for donald trump so this is, checking a box, very important box, by putting mike pence in the grand jury exploring the depth of his knowledge, and locking him int that story >> congressman, i want to play for you mike pence's chief o staff marc short on newsnation today when he was asked what h thought the former vic president said about donal trump. listen to this >> you think for any of your audiences curious to know abou what he might testify to, he was pretty explicit in his boo and wrote about pretty extensively. there should be any secret there for people anxious t know what it is he would testify to >> if one has read his book, i one read that op-ed that h wrote, if one were a impeachment manageand hear the testimony, you have a good sense of it. what is your sense of what mik pence can do here that we don' already know >> mike pence can show tha donald trump's intent wa