maybe everyone it would be better if the national defense university was more about strategy and lessf awakening. you know that russia did not take over ukraine because of what we did and our partners tried. the same was taken into account your erroneous assessment. i have seen how the obama administration tried to destroy our army by limiting its resources. so the biden administration is trying to destroy our army by force-feeding her culture of awakening is absolutely simple, even from the point of view of political ethics, absolutely what is it that suddenly an appointed official dares to yell at a parliamentarian of the people's choice. that's the kind of democracy they have. urgent news is coming to us right now. lightning is flying. new sanctions. the united states has introduced a parasite on the motivational part of you. uh, so today the united states, together with gsman and the european union , continues to impose serious direct and economic costs on putin's regime for his visits to ukraine, including in gucci. the general question why was bucha needed, uh, disappears by its

there is time to build socialism at the national defense university. i repeat.have the most capable combat-ready army in the world, it is and will remain so. if we introduce socialism, then no. are you ashamed of your country? no. there is no shame for the leadership in your person, and not for your country. i just wish we didn't lose to china, you know, it's just shame that you are sitting here and your failures interfere with the failures of the military. you guys told us that russia would take over ukraine in 36 hours. you told us that the taliban could be contained for months. you completely screwed up with these statements. maybe everyone it would be better if the national defense university was more about strategy and less about the culture of awakening. you know that russia did not take over ukraine thanks to what we and our partners did. so this was taken into account in your misjudgment. i've seen the obama administration try to destroy our army by limiting its resources and it looks like a biden administration. destroy our army by force-feeding awakeni

>> the national defense university is an academic institution and i don't know of any such lecture. >> that is surprising because it was widely reported, the national defense university had a title of a lecture, responding to china, the case for global justice and democratic socialism. so now that you know that they did this, would you agree that embracing socialism is not an effective strategy to combat china? >> well, i certainly don't agree with embracing socialism. >> so that means -- >> i'm sorry. we're not going to do this. we're not going to let him say four words and then cut him off. >> i control the time, mr. chairman. >> but you also have to be fair to the witnesses. >> i got the answer i wanted. my follow-up question, if we don't embrace it, why did the national defense university put out a statement saying in this talk he will argue that the right answer lies in ending western arrogance and promoting a new gallatarian horizon on a global scale, a new form of ecological and post-colonial socialism. so why would we invite people we don't agree with to evangelize views and v

and maybe we would be better at them if the national defense university actually worked a little moreoccurred to you that russia has not overrun ukraine because of what we've done and our allies have done? >> i mean -- there's so much that i want to say, but i will keep it above board here. because ignorance knows no bounds. but you are a west point graduate. you served numerous combat tours and more than 30 years of service. and you know and served with both general milley and secretary austin. what do you think of how he handled that? >> well, i've known secretary lloyd austin for obviously decades. it takes a lot to get under his skin. i think the question itself was silly and really inappropriate in a congressional hearing about the brutal war in ukraine in which innocent civilians are being killed. there is just no place for that. for the petty kind of partisan points that might be scored in doing that when we have a very serious situation. secretary austin and general mark milley are great leaders, who are patriots, and who have served our nation with distinction. they deserve b

you totally blew those calls and maybe we would be better at them if the national defense universityworked a little more on strategy and a little less on wokeism >> has it occurred to you that russia has not overrun ukraine because of what we've done and our allies have done >> it seems the biden administration is trying to destroy our military by force feeding it wokeism >> seth: what is wrong with these people in their fevered swamp brains, do they genuinely believe our soldiers no longer know how to fire a rifle because they are buried in homework from pronoun class? does he think they arrive on the battlefield and the sergeant barks out, "all right, bravo team, go around the left flank and tell the enemy they're beautiful just the way they are. [ light laughter ] charlie team, circle those drums. the rest of you, into the prius. [ laughter ] also, i would just like to point out, i have no problem with tough questioning of our national security officials. and i'm all for cutting the defense budget it's massively inflated, and we can absolutely spend it better elsewhere. but that's

david ross really appreciate your analysis on this difficult subject professor at the national defense university. speaking with that more in dc. now, some evacuees from the perceived bessie of mary paul have started arriving in safe opponents of ukraine from the very same as ravi reports. a moment of relief, days in the making thousands of people waiting to get out of maria pole, make it to safety. but tens of thousands remain waiting for the next convoy. one woman who got out said she rejected offers of payments to be taken to russian occupied areas of the question. i have only one question of why we only live just normal people and our normal life was destroyed. like we lost everything. i don't have any job. i can't find my son used to live in another part of the city, directly on the front line about people who are not allowed to cross the line. people were killed there. i don't know what happened to my son. around keith, there are still bodies in the street from fierce battles. after a month of living with the threat of russian troops, people are going back to take stock of what's left of th

you totally blew those calls, and maybe we would be better at them if the national defense university actually worked a little more on strategy and a little less on wokeism. >> has it occurred to you that russia has not overrun ukraine because of what we've done and our allies have done? >> but that was baked into your flawed assessment. >> reporter: gaetz also accused the military of embracing socialism, a claim austin rejected. >>> we turn now to the new warning about america's fentanyl crisis. overdose deaths are surpassing those from car crashes and gun violence. this epidemic is affecting everyone, young and old, rich and poor. a sobering new warning from the head of the u.s. drug enforcement agency. she says the threat from illegal fentanyl is now more deadly than ever. >> there's just a prevalence that we're seeing throughout the country that we have never seen before. >> reporter: the agency seizing an unprecedented amount of fentanyl in recent months. more than 20 million fake pills, enough of the drug to give every american a deadly dose. the fake pills are made to look like

the rush is a professor at the national defense university. he says the images out of boucher point to a prima facia case of war crimes. the one man with his hands bound behind his back that looks pretty obvious to be an execution. so that would be a flat out war crime with the others. it's not so unambiguous, but it looks as though this is not consistent with incidental casualties and military operations, but rather just in deliberative punitive targeting of civilian city. sort of like we're going to leave, leave this place, but we're going to make it so you can't live here either. so the in place in a booby traps, in placement of mines and to the infrastructure is a clear violation of a lot of warfare. and the deliberate targeting civilians, not every death of civilian warfare is a wordpress, but deliberate targeting. certainly as it looks like we have at least prima facia evidence of that, there's always forensic evidence of course. so if you find, you know, examining the body and somebody who say, shot at close range, rather than you know,

walls of the national defense academy for the study of the combat use of mechanized and tank formations, he also received a gold medal in 2014, he graduated from the national defense universitye named after ivan chernyakhivskyi, he also became the best here and was awarded the transitional sword of great britain from the commander-in -chief of the azsu and a civilian diploma in 2020 he became a master of international relations at the ostroh academy valery zaluzhny went through all the stages of his military career after completing the higher command school in odesa, he was appointed chief of staff, first deputy commander of the 24th separate mechanized brigade in yavorov, lviv region, he successfully served in this position for two and a half years, in 2009 he was appointed commander of the 51st separate mechanized brigade, which he commanded until 2012 , with the rank of major general received on august 23, 2017 general zaluzhny took part in combat operations in donbas, but he does not like to talk about his own combat experience, he was sure that the invasion of russia is inevitable and is a consistent supporter of the standards nato, an authoritative publication, a polit

it's better if you national defense university worked a little more on strategy, a little less, and itat russia didn't take ukraine because what we did our allies did you ever think about it, i.e. the united states secretary of defense bluntly admits that uh the continuation of the war and uh, that this has been going on for more than 36 days, wait, i was going to say, that america helped the ukrainian armed forces. really. yes, he said that the instructors helped our servicemen to say exactly this, and they are going to continue to do so. but there is one more video, general ethan. you also like it. you are getting pleasure. no, wait. i expressed the pleasure that you have a master. that's what i'm watching right what? why doesn't this surprise me? look at one more strategic partner of 2014. which farms did your strategic partners poison you in the war? you yourself personally admitted this yesterday, and today you already like it. ah well. that's it. you see, that's how you work with your society. watch another video. look, it's not america that's coming, if we lose odessa it's going

perhaps we would have dealt with them better if the national defense universities had worked a little was wrong for you that russia didn’t roll ukraine down because of what we did and our allies do and when we thought about it. and what they did and i will explain what they did. they used tactics forbidden in russia when they were hiding behind civilians. and as you know, you don’t have to defend yourself especially in the city if you hide behind civilians. we didn’t act like americans, because they understand that we treat ukrainians. well, as ourselves, as our own, we will not kill them, we are trying to keep the civilian population alive. and the americans did not care about the life of the afghans and was glad neighbors. we are not like that, we are different, if you like, here i want to remind slava vladimirovich zhirinovsky, who considered everyone to be one people. so we are for the russians. wherever they live because of the preservation of their lives. and when someone says that their tasks are killing russians, but automatically everything about them becomes clear to us. vla

and our boss is a professor at washington national defense university author of the taliban revival . he says, the situation in the country is getting why you can imagine this month of ramadan or amazon for a month of peace, blessings and spirituality, and those who act in such fashion. this explains the nature of their motivation, the nature of their worldview, and that they only lives human lives, mean nothing to them. and this has been an ongoing battle all so between i still are, i says, as we see some exceeding what a fun and valuable. so it's a logical back lol, so it's a better for space as well. and the softest target tragically, is the sheer muslims and has because they are because with their future, easy to pick on the schools. there's hardly any security in that area. and then there's your muslim, so from an from there perverted, illogical concept. they are an easy target so that these are the factors at play. i think now police ensure langkow use live ammunition against protest is blocking a highway, killing one person an injury. 19. the 1st death of a protest in weeks of

he is currently a professor at the national defense university. welcome to the newshour.hank you for making the time. the russian invasion began on february 24. they failed to capture kyiv quickly, moved to strikes across the country. we are moving into two months and a new phase of war. what should we expect to see? >> it shows the russians, who often perform poorly at the beginning of military campaigns, are able to learn lessons. instead of having five axes, they have consolidated their forces under the command of general devorah nick of, a ruthless commander and veteran of the syrian intervention by russia. they have stabilized their lines. they have brought their forces online in territory that is fit for a and mechanized warfare. they are not going to take the risk they did early with small units moving independently across the country who are subject to attack by ukrainian light forces. amna: some folks say this will look more like a world war ii, higher casualties. do you agree? >> i think the russians may be will suffer fewer casualties during this phase. i'm sur

we got time to embrace critical race theory at west point, to embrace socialism at the national defense universityy pronoun training. do you accept -- >> you know, again, this is the most capable, the most combat critical force in the world. it has been and it will be so going forward. >> not if we continue on this path. not if we embrace socialism. >> the fact you're embarrassed by your country -- >> no, i'm embarrassed by your leadership. >> lloyd austin knew exactly what matt gaetz would be going after. he's done it to the secretary of defense and other pentagon officials. so it was so surprise. keep in mind perhaps both secretary austin and general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs who was sitting right next to him right now are working around the clock to keep a nato coalition together in the face of the genocide and war crimes that you are seeing right there in ukraine, jake. this is what the pentagon is focused on front and center right now. >> barbara starr at the pentagon, thanks so much. >>> also in the u.s., a severe weather threat tops our national lead. parts of the southe

we got time to embrace critical race theory at west point, to embrace socialism at the national defense universityto say do mandatory pronoun training. >> the fact that you are embarrassed by your country? >> no, i'm embarrassed by your leadership. i'm not elm bare bare wassed by my country. >> any notion that they are woke or my military is woke i take issue with that because it's just not true. it's a false narrative. and they deserve better than that. >> jesse: is that a false narrative? you know we got ships we got to build for the navy. we got missiles to develop. missile defense systems to develop. and we just hear a lot about these woke things going on meanwhile we don't see what's coming with the taliban and we didn't judge the russia situation that clearly. so what happened? >> you had a trifecta of stupid, right? you pulled out of afghanistan against sound military advice, the biden administration did. at the end of the day, they said -- they did nothing to deter russia from invading ukraine. and now you are going to refill title 42 deportation authority at the border that's a trifecta o

he's currently a professor at the national defense university. thank you for making the time. invasion began on february 4. they failed to capture kyiv quickly. they moved to a series of strikes across the country. we are now in almost two months and a new phase of war. what should we expect? john: it shows that russians who often perform poorly at the beginning of military campaigns are able to learn lessons. what they have done, instead of having five axes of and typical command-and-control, they have consolidated their forces under the command of their ruthless commander and veteran of the syrian intervention by russia. but they have stabilized their lines. they have brought their forces online in territory that is fit for tank and mechanized warfare. they are not going to take the risks they did early in their campaign with small units moving independently across the country who are subject to being attacked by ukrainian light forces. amna: in this new terrain, some folks say this will look more like world war ii, force on force, mass on mass, higher casualty. do you agree

. >> maybe we would be better at them if the national defense university worked more on strategy and u that russia has not overrun ukraine because of what we have done and our allies have done? >> defense secretary austin could barely contain his furor. >> any notion that they're woke or our military is woke, i take issue with it. it's not true. it's a false narrative and they deserve better. >> this was the first hearing since russia invaded ukraine. more aid arrived today. part of the $800 million in security assistance to include javelins, stingers and some drones. defense secretary austin spoke to his ukrainian counterpart about what of what they need. >> martha: thanks, jennifer. republican congressman mike gallagher of wisconsin was at today's hearing. he served in the marine corps as an intelligence officer. very good to have you with us today. obviously there's a lot of tension right now and what is going on and the results that we're seeing and the fight that is being waged between ukraine and russia. what did you think as a veteran yourself of that back and forth between the

well hi, santa boss is a professor at the national defense university and author of the taliban revival. he joins us from washington, d. c, by skype. so the has our share dashed about the neighborhood in campbell has seen some of the deadliest attacks in the city. but we've also seen a tax elsewhere in other provinces, in recent months, places like calendars and canada. most of these have been claimed by the group. i s k p is the violence against this community escalating. yes, it is escalating, as there is evidence for that. and you can imagine this month of ramadan or amazon for a month of peace, blessings and spirituality, and those who act in such fashion. this explains the nature of their motivation, the nature of their water view, and that the ordinary lives, human lives mean nothing to them. and this has been an ongoing battle all so between i still are isis, as we say, stomach, satan, hold on and volleyball. so it logical, but also it's better for space as well. and the softest target tragically, is the sheer muslims as because they are because of their future, easy to pick on o

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glavachek, a volunteer of the charity fund of the rezka national university, was with us in communication, we are moving forward, the minister of defenseksiy reznikov, reported on the results of the meeting of representatives of the defense departments of 40 countries at the american airbase ramstein in germany, so the participants of the meeting created a permanent advisory group on the defense of ukraine, this will allow to optimize the processes of obtaining weapons, kyiv convinced partners to integrate with nato de facto and to provide us with western -made equipment instead of the old soviet one, a strategic decision was also made to switch to western calibers and equipment, the ukrainian soldiers are already actively mastering it. grenades, four protestors were injured, let's see how it was, friends, on april 27, tipa. peaceful action in kherson, senior people. but i understood that our side was on their way to the action, while the show of vita shymova's show began, serhiy garmash a member of the ukrainian delegation in the tripartite contact group for the settlement of the conflict in donbas is now in direct contact with us mr.

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. >> university of georgia, defensive end, travon walker, was this year's first pick in the nfl players draft. he led them to a national future stars. the detroit lions picked aidan hutc hutchison. and for the houston texans, stingley, two and three at the draft. >>> on sunday, the afghan women's national football team will play its first home game since fleeing afghanistan. the game will be in australia, as the players take part in a new league. cnn sports don rydel, caught up with the players and asked about their bittersweet beginning. >> reporter: when the taliban took over their country last august, these players had to burn their old shirts and conceal their identities in order to flee the country. back then, they had no idea what the future would hold. >> we went through so many challenges on that day, that we were in airport. it was a matter of life and death. so, you didn't know you would be alive or not. >> reporter: details about their dramatic escape are still e emerging. and there was no guarantee they would make it. >> one of the people say, hey, there is an afghanistan woman pl player. that was a hard da