will all be enough to counter russia, and john, possibly without the united states. >> john: ramy inocencionk you so much, ramy. >> reporter: you bet. >> john: the reshaping of the u.s. j justice department continues, with more career prosecutors being fired or moved out of long-held positions. cbs news has learned nearly a dozen senior prosecutors who handled january 6th related cases were demoted last week. the move was at the direction of the acting u.s. attorney in d.c., ed martin. justice department correspondent scott macfarlane joins me now. what was the reason for these motions that was given? >> reporter: ed martin has made the argument on social media that echoes the claim from donald trump, that he believed the justice department is weaponized in previous years against political foes of donald trump's, and was not focused enough on reducing gun violence, or tackling violence issues in the district of columbia. ed martin has justified this by% saying he needs to reconfigure if not overhaul his office. this may space might be an obscure office: the u.s. attorney for the district of

. >> ramy inocencio, thank you. >>> back here in the united states, new polling from cbs news finds mostcans support ukraine in its war with russia. 52%, in fact. 44% say they support neither country. cbs's willie james enman is in west palm beach tonight with new details on where the trump administration stands at this hour. willie? >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka. secretary of state marco rubio says the u.s. and ukraine need a reset. after the oval office dressing down seen around the world is still sending shock waves through washington and beyond. treasury secretary scott bessent says the economic deal that president trump wanted president zelenskyy to sign is no longer on the table. >> what's the use in having an economic agreement that's going to be rendered moot if he wants the fighting to continue? >> it is absolutely shameful what is happening right now. the white house has become an arm of the kremlin. >> reporter: but according to a new poll released by cbs news, the economy and inflation are the top priorities americans want president trump to focus on right now. 51