tom nichols, staff. >> writer for the atlantic. tom. >> i. >> know how you felt when you saw trump and zelensky in the oval office. how did you feel when you saw lindsey graham's comments? >> i always feel. >> a kind. >> of sympathetic. sense of. >> embarrassment, by extension, that someone is willing to do the things and say the things that senator graham does. he two weeks ago, he said the right thing today. he did what he did, what he did. it's embarrassing. and it's embarrassing. i worked in the senate many years ago. i have great. respect for the senate as an institution. normally you don't. >> you hope. >> not to see senators behaving this way. but it's. >> also. >> not particularly out of character for senator graham now, unfortunately. >> tom. >> let's go back to that stunning moment in helsinki in 2018 when trump publicly sided with putin against u.s. intelligence. experts regarding russia working. >> to. >> elect trump in 2016. how does what's happening today and. >> since january. >> 20th fit into that broader context? >

tom nichols, who will join us in a moment, called it one of the grimmest days in american diplomacy, writing this meeting reeked of a planned attack, with trump unloading russian talking points on zelensky, such as blaming ukraine for risking global war. all of it designed to humiliate the ukrainian leader on national television and give trump the pretext to do what he has indicated repeatedly he wants to do. so with russian president vladimir putin and bring the war to an end on russia's terms, new york times columnist tom friedman said the ambush was, quote, something that had never happened in the nearly 250 year history of this country in a major war in europe. our president clearly sided with the aggressor, the dictator and the invader against the democrat, the freedom fighter and the invaded. this is a total perversion of u.s. foreign policy practiced by every president since world war one. my fellow americans, we are in completely uncharted waters, led by a president who well, i cannot believe he is a russian agent, but he sure plays one on tv. just try to imagine anything lik

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and we can get more details now from our 2 correspond that nichol. i believe that you is live for us in belgrade, nickle, uh, what were the background? can you give us to what to place it in the apartments. uh this is the regular section of the serbian assembly and it starts at the on time on the 10 am a local time message said that the things quickly escalate to just an hour after may be it shortly after 11 incidents occurred as a set to the feast buys the phone, the small bones, and even the vice premier. and i mean, it's sort of the economy, but it sprayed with fire extinguishers as a set, the 3 members of the ruling party, the members of the bottle. i'm going to go to seriously injure that, and as i found out one suffers a stroke uh earlier to see how this happened. uh, some members of the position party just said that they will not be uh, they will not be attending today's session. but today is set with the do they have planned some extra ins. nobody expect that this kind of action and as we talked with the summer position about this, but to tho

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. >> to that point about the ambush, tom nichols was writing the atlantic said vance's presence in the the meeting was a set up. vance is usually an invisible backbencher in this administration, with few duties other than some occasional trolling of trump's critics. but for his part, he fully inhabited the role of a smarmy talk show sidekick, jumping in to make sure the star got the support he needed while slamming one of the guests. it was very funny to see this room full of people take on zelensky, as if he was the one who was being rude. timothy your thoughts? >> there's something. >> there. >> was something really desperate about. >> that performance, i. >> thought, because what. >> what. >> the vice. >> president was doing, what he was yelling. >> across the room at zelensky was. >> you're wrong. >> you're wrong. >> as though vance. >> knows anything about any of this. you know, this is a man. >> who isn't. >> responsible for a country at war. this is a man. >> who. >> hasn't visited ukraine. this is a man who is. unable to say anything about the war, which hasn't first been said.

it's nichelle nichols, who was fired from the u.s.al service, which was the precursor to d.o.j. >> to her. >> left is alex taylor, who was fired from the u.s. geological survey behind alex. jesus murillo fired from hud, and katherine steele was fired from the u.s. forest service. i want to ask a broad question first. it might sound cheeky, but i really do mean it. sincerely. does anybody feel like they understand better why they were fired after watching the speech tonight? nobody. no. okay. jesus, let me start with you here. you. i said before you were a presidential management fellow. this is a very elite program within the federal government to bring in the best and the brightest. the entire program has been terminated after 48 years under democratic and republican presidents. when president trump said about the federal. >> bureaucracy. >> my administration will. >> reclaim power from. >> this unaccountable bureaucracy. it bugged you in a particular way. how come? >> well, i think for. >> myself. >> being a presidential management

it was brian nichols' first address to employees since layoffs last month.ill hold a shareholder meeting. that is your brief. jonathan: thank you. the five shifting and corporate america is quite something. we heard from jamie dimon and now brian niccol. think about how it was several years ago. a powerpoint presentation and say we are working too hard. remember that? annmarie: they got more for their per diem if they were too late. jonathan: things have changed then. lisa: let's see how many of those people will stick around. there are not a lot of other job opportunities. jonathan: the end of dollar dominance. >> i think dollar exceptionalism has ended this week. i think you are going to see the flow out of dollar-denominated assets. jonathan: that is a huge call from bob michele. reaction from jane foley. you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ something amazing is happening here. more companies are turning to mac. from finance to fulfillment. cdw supports mac integration across your organization. with the power of apple silicon, best in class security and com