but for the meantime, we'll have this over to watch the contributor, rachel moss, and she's breaking down the details of the russian president's speech. the russian president virus wouldn't address the nation, explains that the full national security machinery of the russian federation has been mobilized to address these enemy attacks. he put all this in a historical context, this way that it is similar to what russia dealt with in world war one in 1917. just to recall what happened in that situation. the germans and their turkish allies locked the eastern ports of the russian federation, put some pressure on russian forces at the time, and that resulted in vickery and fighting and mutiny, and ultimately the dissolution of the solidarity that enables russia to fight back in that particular event. so he's making a parallel to this, saying that there is definitely a threat normally to the nation, but also to the unity of the russian federation and the people who are fighting on the front lines. and it's interest. he pointed out that there were people who were deceived on the past of a

s. betrays it as on to contribute to rachel moss and as well a delegation of top level chinese political and business figures a set to visit germany and france in the coming week at the invitation of german chancellor all off schultz and of the french government. but it remains to be seen precisely which european face billing count or the one that needs china for trade or the other one that's bad most in beijing to score brownie points with uncle sam as washington pressures, it's allies to quote the risk from china. it sounds like you're up has the relationship with. it's the biggest trading partner, confused with the kind of toxic drama typically found in a french film. just a few days before the chinese delegations arrival in germany. berlin outlined its 1st ever national security strategy. a promise that schultz made back in 2021 and cited china as a major threat. for some reason, schultz figured that right now would be a good time to roll out some insults for as distinguished invited guests, even though we could have done it months ago or even after they've left. china is drying in v

rachel maddow. neil katyal, bradley moss, a national security and former clerk for the national security office. and andrew weissmann, the -- in the eastern division as a professor in practice that nyu law school. and an msnbc legal analyst. neil katyal, i want to begin with you on an issue that has been really capturing a lot of intention and speculation. just this week, when we began to learn that the action in this investigation was shifting, or had shifted to florida, now we know that it has shifted to florida, what does the, what are the venue issues involved? >> yes, so first of all lawrence, i, think before we get of any. with the big picture here is that these charges, to, me are very important step. not just to protect our nation security, but also to preserve the rule of law in america. because the indictment makes clear that no person, not even a former presidents could brazenly disregard the law without consequences. now ruth respective any, with the constitution says that you have to try a crime in the district in which the crime was committed, i certainly think it's possible for ja

rachel. thank you. joining our discussion now, neal katyal, former acting u.s.-ing solicitor general, msnbc legal analyst. bradley, mossnational security and former clerk for the national security archive. also into a spin is with us, former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. he is a professor -- of nyu law school and msnbc legal analyst. andrew, i'm going to begin with you. i feed my right to question here, there's so much, there's so much in the air. i just want to open your microphone and say, go. >> sure, i'm gonna pick up on what you are talking to rachel about. which is the fact that at least federally, this is a first for this country. how we should, how at least, how i think about. i think this is a remarkable and impressive and were the night for the justice department, but more importantly, for the rule of law in this country. when we were here talking about the bragg indictment, there is a legitimate debate about whether donald trump is being treated exactly the way any other defendant would be treated, not named trump. alvin bragg trying to dea

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now, should we say a unique take on this because honestly contributor rachel moss and with more of this conference. so your opinion leaders are gather that b, e, you to the table summit as i like to call it, also known as the political community summit. that was one of the french president emanuel mack calls brain droppings, absolutely. genius and by genius, i mean totally manipulative. the idea was that there are countries that what they want to keep on board with the agenda, but those countries aren't yet ready for the.