and one interesting interpretation though, is that mr. put in could be counting on the west to dismiss his demands in order to have a products to, to invade ukraine. and to reason to do that. and i guess that does lead to, to sort of hinted at the risk of conflict. how great is it? we have seen that all sides are quite pessimistic and have already said how they would react if there is really no breakthrough. after this dialogue this negotiations dense oldenburg, for example, the secretary general of nato, and said at that, and i quote him, the alliance is prepared for a new armed conflict in europe should talks with russia frail and also sergey lever off has been quite pessimistic. so if there is no compromise reached, we could see an escalation of this conflict. thank you, caroline itchy, my in washington did we'll, we'll number one tennis player, novak jock of each has returned to the court for training in australia after winning a legal battle to stay and play in the upcoming australian open. on monday, a judge in melbourne overturned the

and if you offset that against the reality of mr. put in the kremlin, by the time he might leave the kremlin in 2036, he will have be that been president or prime minister for 37 years. you can sanction literally all financially mr. puts in all you want. he's not going any place. the putin and his inner circle, that group of officials and the wealthiest businessman in russia are not insulated because most of their wealth is held outside of russia. so the point here is, okay, yes, you have the broad approach, which is to cut rashaw from global financial transactions, which may didn't, but not completely cut off russia. but at the same time as the u. s. signal this week, when it sanctioned for ukrainian, a former officials and oligarchy, accusing them of working with moscow. we can hit you directly by seizing your assets and your accounts. that's the real threat that's being aimed at what some have called mark gal yadi. the analyst is caller talk rossi in russia. now, how seriously will put and take the how much will he, we have to wait an

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and what we saw was the policy of appeasement of mister doughty and mr. put and decided to use this as a leverage against the way. because the, the guarantees are not only a legal, there are also security guarantees. so the military president, in bosnia, is now at a level where you have $600.00 soldiers initially was almost $60000.00. and this is what's driving the crisis. the inability of the west to guarantee was written whole time in date. and anybody that says that this is, this is somehow a domestic bargain pulling themselves ok. we must leave it there. but thank you so much about analysis. rove by rich. thank you very much. we're getting reports of gunfire in afghanistan. witnesses are telling al jazeera that to rockets if it's a police hospital in cobble. there is reportedly an ongoing battle between the taliban and the attackers. more on that developing story for you, just as quickly as we can demonstrate is in the belgian capital calling when you covered 19 measures undemocratic. now they marched in brussels today to protest. the governments push for

crimea will remain within russia and that there is, there is this common understanding that whatever mr. put in did over the last 20 years, or whether it's against us or, or for as whether we like it or not. mm hm. and deserves a certain level of respect. so i would say the fact that that, that provoked the anger was that this was not that he doesn't not represent a solitary and individual opinion here. but rather why did distributed one that you get this feeling over the last weeks, not only among the population, there was always a strong consensus in terms of good relations with russia, but among their countries leadership, the leading media that there are certain initiatives that say, well it's not site to strongly here with one side in this conflict. and people understand that the ukraine is not the model democracy that we have to defend, that germany has to defend the at all costs. that this is by a, by and large, an effort to project u. s. power, right up to it with the russian border and the extent to which germany wants to support such an effort by the u. s. g, a. politicians as not

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mr. putting, you know that the, the chinese, a situation here where, you know, you have a long border with try, and they aspire to be the most mila and most powerful military, as well as i can. i'm sure you gotcha, but we understand you have very concerns of i'm pushing mr. look to of why who survived this guy? and so the next several months are made very, very clear that china was the china and russia had a relationship quote, that exceeds and warmth, closeness and effectiveness and alliance. that was, i mean, that's z and putting on the, on the zoom thing with each other, published by the, by the russians. now, if that exceeds an alliance, that's something that, but it has to take into account. so even as generals are, is admirals, don't want a 2 front war. china and russia are in effect military allies right now. and if there's trouble in europe is going to be trouble sanction, or c, and i went straight, and biden is bright enough. i hope to realize that no time to make a little deal, at least with russia, negotiate what bothers russia most. and those are those intermediate arrangements

ok if you wish, compose russia militarily and some but mr. put in. it is a ride. true doctrine, he will not invade you crate when you crank it and then that could small force which will only prove up the ukrainians who wish to resist to resist. and it might even promote the entry of some, you know, for your p. m forces conceivably and other people. when you invade the country with insufficient forces, you start to war, you down end of war and put in being a competent fellow when he starts. this is just, they start ent, i'm very close and here and there be no act because, but it will never, they will never get to love. that will never go to the rest, a new crime and long before that they'll be all kinds of consequences, including of course, the american sanctions, european sanctions, and then be on women. but the appliance functions of 3rd party, the i'll, i'll get a chance. i'll get to sanctions in a moment, and i mean, i'm sure you watch maybe sometime, some of the mainstream media in nato nations. they keep talking about in a minute invasion. you might have to e

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so this, this is in response and as mr. put and pointed out, russia has nowhere else to go. so they are holding the line. and i think that moscow needs to insist that us in sit also insist that ukraine had here to the midst agreement, which recognized autonomy in the don bus area and not stage attack. the concern is that ukraine will instigate attacks in that region, and that's when the concerns will be on what they are the big picture as well above you. credits to go back to baltic states. this whole thing about easter expansion of nato. no, this is no surprise news from russia. russia's been kicking off about this since the mid ninety's. i also put this list of no cross red lines down the to be discussed at this meeting, but a lot of people are going into the meeting saying, well, most much of this is non negotiable. as far as the west is concerned. do you think something is going to give i think something will give in the sense that there won't be a formal agreement by nato to not question their, their right to expand into other countries. but ukraine and ga cannot buy by

whereas as mr. put and put it, there is no where else for the russians to go and they are on their own soil. and i, even though the west is agitated and you've got to consider the, the media itself, it is a, it is a tool of, of the, by the ministration and the, and the west to, to push its narrative of, of the evil empire of russia. and, and to stoke that in order to continue its larger plan of, of containment, of russia and, and also to basically get more dollars for, for defense spending. this is how they justify their existence. but it, but the, it's very clear to me that the nato is, has gone, is pushing it up to the brink. there are, there are ways that they can settle this down a little bit. but i think mr. newton has made it very clear. and the media somehow just doesn't believe it unless there is a problem. my concern is that because of this encouragement by the west, you're going to see elements with in ukraine, historically neo nazi group. so such as the as off battalion pushing this and actua

he would eat there, he would sleep in that compartment, mrs. put before trains were air-conditioned, the car was very hot even though it was in december. so we had to sit there in his compartment with the door open and everybody on the train who walked past throughout the train walked through the aisle and look in there and gawk at him. and he did not like that. the very insecure situation with the secret service threat. i remember one time that waiter asked him as your coffee all right? he just said yes. then later he asked his wife why would he say that maybe there is something wrong with it. talk about his frugal habits is very frugal in speech to however the stop was was on a trip east. secret service men said there's a lot of people here that want to hear from you. only came out taking a long time with questions just as he came out, the train started forward. and he said goodbye. >> they heard from him bob regards yes they did. he was a man of a conman in his speech as well there's no doubt about that. so the image we are looking at is not a m

mr. trump put on the ukraine to do his bidding.pite all of this diplomacy, there are reports about russia moving military helicopters into place. how likely do you think a russian invasion of the ukraine really is? >> this vision is very high. this will be the largest offensive in europe since world war ii. the massive aerial bombardment campaign, artillery fires and all sorts of things that russia will bring to bear. these conversations are secondary to the primary goal of defeating vladimir putin, to incorporate ukraine back to a russian sphere of influence. the a diplomacy we are having right now is on arms control issues and on european security. i think it would be a mistake to really bend to an autocrats desire to use military force to reestablish his views on the russian empire. laura: given what you say, should the biden administration be doing more to show it has ukraine's back, maybe by sending foes? >> the biden administration, the u.k. and nato should be doing more. right now what we are doing and they continue to posit

and when the, what the tractor about the time to move, look, you know, if they really wanted to get mr. put in tension, i think what they need to do is to ok, the rhetoric is important. let's put that aside. but really go after the oligarchs and his immediate circle who control billions and billions of dollars. and what i mean by that, barbara is to see the property that has been bought by these russian oligarchs and places like london, the sports teams, the bank account, whatever it takes. the other thing is we have to remember as well that the west also needs to equip ukraine to better fight back against this hydro hybrid war that is going on right now. i've been in contact with my sources in ukraine and they tell me in the past few days, there's been massive false bomb threats, phoned into schools and give into kids subway stations. and just in the past 24 hour in the city of the patricia big cyber attacks last week, which they have been to the full extent of the damage. and so i think the time for rhetoric and the threat of sanctions has now ended and action is needed. and really striki

mr. thompson, put some context of that how it goes to the point of january 6 and the focus of your film. guest: this has been an enduring problem in the u.s. military which is there has been a small minority of servicemembers over decades who have been drawn to extremist viewpoints and extremist activity and we have seen this with members of the military involved in neo-nazi skinhead gangs in the 90's and 2000. we saw this with the shooter in wisconsin who was a former servicemember who then committed a massacre -- racially motivated massacre. and we sought with the boogaloo movement which the professed aim of the movement is to overthrow the u.s. government. i identified around 20 current or former service members who were involved in the movement. my colleagues at uc berkeley found even more online supporting these ideas. when you bring it to january 6 what you see is there were concerning numbers of particularly veterans who were involved in reaching the capital that -- preaching the capital that day. that finally caught the attention of the pentagon. what you've seen since then is mo

nato sending weapons, warships, planes, there is a deterrent there that ought to be evident to mr putin put mind and i think he probably hasn't, then he should consider all of the damage that will accrue to him if he makes that will accrue to him if he makes that bad decision. you that will accrue to him if he makes that bad decision.— that will accrue to him if he makes that bad decision. you heard these sliuhtl that bad decision. you heard these slightly preempted _ that bad decision. you heard these slightly preempted my _ that bad decision. you heard these slightly preempted my next - that bad decision. you heard these i slightly preempted my next question, do you think the complex is inevitable given the russian build—up of troops? inevitable given the russian build-up of troops? expected still to -la build-up of troops? expected still to play for- _ build-up of troops? expected still to play for. rita. _ build-up of troops? expected still to play for. rita, i _ build-up of troops? expected still to play for. rita, i do. _ build-up of troops? expected still to play for. rita, i do. i—

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mr. president, that you put together that has been in the last 60 days hitting the ground and getting things done. this is actually the seventh meeting that was passed in the last 60 days and each one of these individuals have been organizing their agencies but their partners around the country to actually make this happen. we actually are spending a lot of time running to the fire, as we like to say, flushing out the very difficult problem that attends anything this large that hasn't been done in a long time. but you asked us not just to rebuild america, you asked us to ble a better america. and a better america from your perspective is one that we're following which means good-paying union jobs, it means using products that are made in america so we can boost our domestic manufacturing. so that we can take the supply chains back and grow independent in our safety and security and lower costs for the average american. it also means not doing anything without a sense of equity and an understanding that we can't go forward if we can't go forward together because diversity is this nation's gre

mr. and put it, there's nowhere else for the russians to go and they are on their own soil. and i, even though the west is agitated and you've got to consider the, the media itself, it is a, it is a tool of, of the, by the ministration and the, and the west to, to push its narrative of, of the evil empire of russia. and, and to stoke that in order to continue its larger plan of, of containment, of russia and, and also to basically get more dollars for, for defense spending. i would, this is how they justify their existence. but it, but the, it's very clear to me that the nato is, has gone, is pushing it up to the brink. there are, there are ways that they can settle this down a little bit. but i think mr. newton has made it very clear. and the media somehow just doesn't believe it unless there is a problem. my concern is that because of this encouragement by the west, you're going to see elements with in ukraine, historically neo nazi group. so such as the as off battalion pushing this and actually creating their own black fat flag operation in order to bring in order to ins

mr. peltier. if the senator would put that in a letter, a well-written letter and as concily as he did -- again, putshis right on the desk of the president. he has got to deal with this. he has got to correct this wrong.

mr. kirby: can i -- i want to go back to when i said defensive and offensive, what i meant was lethal and nonlethal. poor choice of words on my part. reporter: but they are putting -- mr. kirby: in the shipments both lethal and non-lethal assistance. reporter: both offensive and defensive? mr. kirby: well, all designed to help ukraine defend itself. that -- defend itself. that is what i meant to say, i'm glad i had the chance to correct that. reporter: so, who will command the nato response force? is it an ad hoc unit? is it like a permanent unit with a structure in a location or is it an ad hoc -- mr. kirby: well ultimately -- reporter: that gets sort of formed as its needed? mr. kirby: ultimately, it's under the command of saceur in this case, general walters. it has not been activated. and so, the exact c2 relationships, i think, have yet to be worked out. and in the case that we get there, mike, that's really a better question put to our colleagues at the alliance. it is an alliance structure -- reporter: -- reporter: [inaudible] france is going to be -- mr. kirby: i don't even -- i i don't think don't think they even -- i don't think they've gotten that far

it became apparent that while mr djokovic's lawyers put his case, the palace for the mr was too broadany precedent, say anything about how things will be, going forward? hat about how things will be, going forward? ., . ., , forward? not so much in legalterms but it tives forward? not so much in legalterms but it gives the _ forward? not so much in legalterms but it gives the minister _ forward? not so much in legalterms but it gives the minister confidence l but it gives the minister confidence to be able to use these extraordinary powers in ways he may not have imagined. when he has used them in the past for political agitators, people like david erving, because they were exciting certain discord in the community, mr djokovic is not really in that category so that is a concern, but these powers are nothing new. about 13 years ago a previous immigration minister came out and said that i have godlike powers and i am not comfortable with those, minister chris simmons. he said a mite comfortable with that? notjust because of the concern about playing god but the lack of transparency and

mr. putin put these forces on the border months ago now, i actually do not think that he predicted he would face the sort of concerted u.s.-led western reaction he now faces. he may have thought he had a clear path early on. that is clearly not the case now. my own guess is he has had to recalibrate and he is now thinking what his options are both diplomatically, but also his lesser options militarily, using cyber, trying to oust the current government of created, create a puppet and he can come in and protect it, quote, unquote. i think he's already well into his plan b. >> it's interesting, richard. you talk about history. 31st of august, 1939, it seemed as though there was possibility that diplomacy could avert a german invasion of poland. even hitler himself was talking about let's buy some time. and then the 1st of september, 1939, poland was invaded. i'm not trying to equate the two, but it's just interesting how, if you look at history, it's very difficult to determine what each side is going to do. nina, a conflict between russia and ukraine would no doubt lead to the death of thous

mr. zelensky put it. >> they are saying that we have some misunderstanding.n't have any misunderstandings with president biden. i just deeply understand what is going on in my country. just as he understands perfectly well what is going on in the united states. that's it. >> now the economic results of the united states embassy saying it is going to draw down personnel in line with some of the other foreign embassies, the warnings of imminent war have had an economic effect. there is capital flight from ukraine and that could lead to political instability, political instability is part of what the russians might want to see here instead of or as part of a wider military assault. >> okay, sam tily oren lieberman, thank you. and we have kimberly doetschyer and certainly cedrick layton. i want to start with the messaging that the u.s. is doing. i appreciate as a journalist all of the transparency that the pentagon is giving us, that president biden answers every question he's asked about where he thinks russia is right now or ukraine. but it does seem to be crea