senate, involving marco rubio. >> and, you know marco rubio is going to be running against u.s. -- andhese republicans do, but he is not supporting the police officers who have to rush into those fuselages and those two very tight quarters to try and drag out one of these violent criminals. he's not going to help keep those criminals off of those planes, so those police officers can be engaged in others protective services. >> and, you know, really, lawrence, to make a good point. perhaps he should've written a letter to the doj, really recognizing the options have been put in the situation to deal with these unruly, dangerous and sometimes violent passengers. but, yet again, this is an example of marco rubio doing what he feels is in his best interest, and certainly not for the police officers that he claims to support so much, or the other innocent people, the airline employees, or the airport employees, who are involved in these situations. >> and, before writing this letter, marc rubio has said that in his campaign against two, he's obviously worried about your candidacy. he said t

senator rubio, are you worried for u.s. athletes? >> senator rubio: i am, for a couple reasons.coming down with covid. i think the second is, expressing political view that runs counter to what china believes. we don't know what they will do. i'm also worried about the state of journalism and we will have journalists covering these olympics and what everyone of them says something that the chinese censors don't like but could something happen to put them? i'm hoping that these networks that are covering this and planning to make a bunch of money, that they have the courage to cover exactly what kind of country is hosting these olympics and what kind of government is hosting these olympics. this is a government that has committed genocide. >> laura: senator rubio, we launched something called the not one-minute campaign nbc for enriching china. we love our athletes. we want them to be successful and we want to cheer them on when they come home. but nbc is supposed to be a news organization. they are not going to be able to report on xi and they are not going to be able to do any

because, look, he's running for re-election, marco rubio. i don't see any political upside to attacking trump. >> i actually appreciate that rubio was upfront. he's a florida voter and i want his vote. don't dance around that he wants trump's support. >> and that he brought energy. >> rubio is highly popular, especially with the cuban community in southern florida. but he needs trump's vote. you don't win florida as a republican without trump's support so i'm not surprised by it at all. >> ivanka decided she wasn't going to run, so the field is open for rubio. the former president has held a fund-raiser for marco rubio, but all of us remember that debate. do you remember that debate where rubio said, and you know what they say about guys with small hands. >> was that a debate? >> it was a debate. >> boy. >> and rubio got smaller and smaller and smaller as a result. he wanted to outdo trump. >> he had been trying to take the high road. >> right. >> and that wasn't working. he went on the low road and that really didn't work. >> and that wasn'

and that's certainly something that rubio has done.operatives and people at the grassroots level, they're still skeptical of rubio. they remember those debate clashes and the clips that you just showed. but he has the president's endorsement and that seems to be enough for now. certainly -- a primary challenge hasn't emerged. roubio is going into this being a trump republican. >> he thought trump would beat joe biden in 2024. remember when it was going to be jeb bush or marco rubio, the next leader of the republican party was going to come from florida. the next leader of the republican party lives in florida. current leader of the republican party. now he is a floridian. thank you for that great reporting. >>> ana cabrera picks up our coverage after this quick break. . i'm going to put this baby into warp s speed. buckle up. everybody hang on! and enjoy the ride. wooo. yes! in the all-new lexus nx. this is a whole other level of insane. see moonfall, in theaters february 4th. and experience amazing. ♪ ♪ ancestry's helped me really und

i mean, again, i think senator rubio hit it on the head.assessment tends to come later once you see what comes out. the after action report. i think the biden administration did one thing absolutely right. and that was to make this very public. because i think putin's plan was, you know, the false flag operation that we have heard of. to make it look like this was a defensive move. that they were attacked first. so to shine a bright light on the fact that that's not happening. this is putin's decision whether or not he chooses to start this war. i think that helps. it brings international community pressure on top of them. you know, we go back and certainly president biden's comments about it limited incursion didn't help. you know, but overall the administration has been pretty clear and coherent in their message on, you know, sanctions, getting, military support to urk, crucially shoring up our nato allies, poland, romania, the baltic states in the region to show putin if he does, this he will get nato more into eastern europe be, not les

the fact marco rubio, and you know, i'm a democrat. i was so frustrated listening to him be called lil' marco and be dragged by our last president. and this moment, he can look into the camera and still be so scared of the president's wrath that he can't even bring himself to speak one little ounce of truth. that's rough. even though he's trying to make a good point, he still has to kind of tip his cap a little bit to the president. >> i mean, i got to say, you think about the state of the republican party, right? legitimate political discourse referring to january 6th. the censuring of liz cheney, the original conservative republican, the censuring of adam kinzinger for being part of the january 6th committee investigating what took place on the capitol, where people lost their lives, where police officers lost their lives. the former president suggesting that he would pardon criminals, pardon the people, the very people that stormed the capitol in a way encouraging people to do it again. if you back me, and i become president, i'll g

i'm describing what senator marco rubio is suggesting is about to happen.on't know and certainly for ukraine and ukrainians tonight, it's a very difficult night and there's lot of fear r. there's a lot of tension there. we have a live shot into kiev that we were watching earlier. things are still calm there. since we're referring to senator rubio who is on the intel committee tweeted at 7:17 eastern time what he said -- excuse me 7:17 pacific type. he said in the hours to come, and i'm quoting from rubio's tweet, russia will conduct strikes on air defense systems move to cut off kiev from eastern ukraine. move to cut off ukraine's military forces on the line of contact in the east to prevent them from falling back to defend kiev. again, this is unconfirmed information. but it is coming from a u.s. senator who is saying they're seeing activity in mareopple. so there are sort of no reports of a full scale invasion at this point. but certainly the early signs and putin also said in his speech just moments ago. this is the red line that i have spoken of many ti

senator rubio tweeting that the russian invasion of ukraine is under way.as is on the ground with the latest. >> just a few minutes ago russian president vladimir putin declared war on ukraine. we are g

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we hear from senator marco rubio of florida. this isabout 15 minutes . >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome senator marco rubio. [music] >> thank you very much. iq. this is, you guys may not know this but i talked to the cdc this morning and this is the largest massless gathering since the super bowl apparently. since the super bowl. you know, we've got it at the number of name changes going on in america, a bunch of people got names wrong two years ago. but i have 11 minutes with you and rather than write something out, i thought i'd talk to you about something weighing on me for a long time in allseriousness . being american is hard. you know why being american is so hard, it's the customer america is not normal. let me tell you what i mean. here's what's normal. almost every person that ever lived on earth has had no freedom. hundreds of billions of people, whatever that have lived through recorded human history, look at it. almost everyone that ever walked hear the overwhelming majority that have ever lived lived in a pla

rubio, you know, rubio was supposed to be one of the ones when he ran for re-election the last time. in 2016. you might remember this. he ran saying that he wants him to put it in there because he'll hold clinton accountable or trump accountable. and he's thrown that to the wayside. and there's no amount of evidence that could come out. donald trump said it himself. we don't need the evidence. he said it himself in a statement just last week. and so you know, these guys are being allowed to get around it by going back to the top of the segment. an imbalance in the treatment of donald trump's actions from the main stream media via what we saw in 2016 with regards to clinton. >> the media compare the hysteria over hillary clinton's risotto emails over what trump has done collectively. when marco rubio said that, he said that he vowed to be his accountant or give him a nice massage if his shoulders get tired. you have to get the subtlies. he's a sophisticated politician. let's talk about ivanka. we're sneaking closer to the time, the january 6th committee will have to call a trump. they

republican senator marko rubio said pence is right, and republican senator morasso says the former vp did his constitutional duty that day. here is one of former trump's former advisers chris christie. >> i think the actions that the vice president took on january 6th, i'm glad he has finally put words to it, i don't know why it took him so long, but i'm glad he did. let's face. it let's call this what it was. january 6th was a riot that was incited by donald trump, in an effort to intimidate mike pence and the congress into doing exactly what he said in his own words last week, overturn the election. now, he's trying to do a cleanup on aisle one here, with correcting that stuff, but it's not going to change, he actually told the truth by accident. he wanted the election to be overturned. >> the republican national committee is facing growing pushback from some members of the party following the vote on friday to censure representatives liz cheney and adam kinzinger, the measure which was adopted by a voice vote at the rnc's annual meeting describes cheney and kinzinner as participate

senator rubio, are you worried for us athletes? am for a couple of reasons.wn the first is w obviously a veryy tough one to come down with .thd the chinese won't let them leave the country. they'll kind of lock them down. i think the second is the usa expresses a political view that runs counter to anything that china believes or says.il wel don't know what's going to happen to them. weor don'tri know what they'll . i'm also worried frankly about the state of journalism and we'll have journalists over there covering these olympics. and what if one of them goesnd off script and says something c that the chinese censors don't like? can something happen to them? frankly, i'm hoping that these? networks that are covering this that are making are planning to make a bunch ofth money off this that they have the courage in their news departments to cover exactly what kind of country these is hosting these olympics.in what kind of government is hosting these olympics. this is. a government that is committing occurences. the senator rubio we

what rubio is saying and he is on the senate intel committee, is a terminally ill?write up he long covid it was clogging his mind but it is a different they are making different decisions at the top in russia. >> right. leadership profiles and leaders it isn't dynamic it's a very dynamic process the leadership profile i might write today about vladimir putin, it might not be at all like the one i would write last week or last year. i would draw some historical analogy from general secretary who in the latter years of his life ordered the invasion of afghanistan which drove a lot of nails into the soviet evil empire's coffin for there is no doubt vladimir putin is nearing 70 years old. he is a different person then he was when he became president two decades ago. >> and khrushchev have to be removed from the inside. all these tom clancy movies that deal with the russia there is a back up channels of some guy in the inner circle somehow the u.s. has connection with. they say what that leader is doing if he's going nuts or something. i don't get a sense that we have th

he's the kind of republican that marco rubio warned against. >> do you agree with mike pence? >> well, if president trump runs for re-election, i believe he would defeat joe biden. i don't want kamala harris as vice president to have the power to overturn that election. >> for years to come, there are many people in the right, in the media and voters at large that are going to have to explain and justify how they fell into this trap of supporting donald trump. this will not have end well. he'll have thrown this party in the most chaotic and davis sive time. >> whether marco rubio knows a ton about the trap, he did know about that trap. he diagnosed his own ailment. he is the doctor and the patient with a trump sickness. so, yes, some of these themes are familiar because, well, it's been the political issues in the right -- across the right for the last four or five years. republicans warning among themselves in a different heated way, trying to figure out what to do about questions that the party has largely been dodging and avoiding and now is forced to face. with a lie on th

i want to show a tweet from marco rubio. marco rubio said it's pretty obvious to many that something is off with putin. he's always been a killer, but his problem is different and significant. it would be a mistake to think putin would react the same way he would have five years ago. is it a belief of the u.s. government that vladimir putin is mentally unbalanced in some way? >> without getting into his mental imbalance or stability, anyone that watched speech he gave last week, whether it's senator rubio or all of us at the white house, what we heard from president putin was somebody who was not only justifying the invasion of a sovereign country, but had ambitions beyond that. one of the mistakes we all make is looking at this through the prism of global norms and what the global community believes is behavior that people should operate through as leaders in the world. that is not how he sees the world. he's been quite isolated during covid. you saw him have a back and forth with his intel chief last week. i'm not going to

marco rubio knows that, rhonda mcdaniel knows that.y don't want to tick off the base, but they don't want to appear to be two in there with donald trump, and that's the game. we have to choose and take definitive lines. it is starting to shape up. but everybody should have to take a position. >> brennan: congressman, thank you for your time today. we'll be back in a moment. >> brennan: inflation went up again in january, and there is growing pressure on the federal reserve to increase interest rates in order to cool down the economy. mary daly is president and c.e.o. of the san francisco federal reserve bank. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> brennan: you know, we say consumer prices are at the highest level in 40 years. if you look at certain items, like car prices, they're up more than 40% compared to where they were last year. energy is up 27%. bacon, up 18%. you've said inflation is going to get worse before it gets better. what do consumers need to be bracing for and what needs to be done to get this under control? >> so, f

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we'll talk with florida republican senator marco rubio, and the number two of. former national security adviseh toll reaches 900,000. ieb.l talk with the f plus our conversation with parents about how the pandemic has taken its toll on their children. it's all >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." there is an overwhelming amount of news this morning, especially on the international front but we wanted to start with two extraordinary developments that threaten to further divide the republican party and impact our democracy. late friday, republican national committee members voted to censure representative liz cheney and adam kinzinger, saying the two were part of a "democrat-led persecution of ordinary citizens engaged in legitimate political discourse." the former vice president, mike pence, rebuked president trump's insistence that pence could have rejexed the electoral college results on january 6. >> i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs tots american people, and the american people alone. and, frankly, there is

tote on "face the nation" senator marco rubio was asked if he agreed with mike pence, when he said trump was wrong friday about former vice president having the power to overturn the election and here was rubio's response. >> do you agree with mike pence? >> well, president biden runs for re-election i believe he would defeat joe biden and i don't want kamala harris to have the power as vice president to overturn that election and that's the same thing that i concluded back in january of 2021. >> so donald trump was wrong? >> well, ice said, i just don't think the vice president has that power. >> right. >> the vice president has that power donald trump will defeat joe biden in four years and kamala harris can decide not to overturn the election. i don't want to wind up there. >> how is that such a hard question to answer, do you think? >> i -- i think republicans have twisted themselves into a position that makes it very difficult for them to basically speak the truth, and, you know, i think senator rubio should have just said that the vice president was correct, that no vice president

here is a recent tweet from florida senator marco rubio.e more but for now i can say it's obvious to many something is off with putin. he's always been a killer but his problem now is different and significant. james clapper is with me, he was director of national intelligence. clearly senator rubio is hinting at some intel about putin's state of mind here. do you agree, he's different from a few years ago? >> i do. and that's without benefit of any current inside baseball intelligence. just watching putin over many, many years, he's always been very cold, pragmatic, objective, and rational. his behavior is different now. and that could be the result of a number of things. the 22 years he's been in an ivory tower. he's the classic example of the emperor has no clothes. it's pretty obvious no one in his circle is pushing back. he's had 30 years to stew over the grievances that the soviet union and russia suffered, and this is all coming to a head. the warning he issued about -- when he said if anyone interferes, it would incur consequences t

putin appears to have some neuro physiological health issues, rubio said.ut most telling, said rubio, this is a man who has long prided himself on emotional control. his recent flashes of anger is very uncharacteristic and show an erosion in impulse control. the french president emmanuel macron has also told aides that putin seems to have changed in the last couple years after putting himself in relative isolation due to covid. cnn's melissa bell filed this report. >> reporter: it was only a week ago. a rambling tv address in which vladimir putin signaled the start of a war and the abrupt end of weeks of frantic diplomacy. so abrupt, said the french president, the discussions have continued until just a few hours before. >> translator: so yes, there was duplicity. yes, there was conscious choice by vladimir putin to launch the war when we could still negotiate peace. >> reporter: if the abruptness surprised the french president, the tone did not. says a french presidential source who describes him as rigid and paranoid. something they say that chimes with w

there's an american politician called marco rubio, who has got information from someplace very high up in the american political machinery. and he said on his twitter feed overnight, american time, that there's something not right. and i'm quoting directly, marco rubio, very well known you as politician saying there is something not right with vladimir putin for you. what is, what is mister putin's mind set at the moment wasn't, is the data on the grass and he would like to dispose of russian and by and control a lot of europe and asia. ukraine. easy key for he. so actually he's saying that ukrainian nation doesn't exist that the russians and you know that just one people. and he says, saying all that times that the premium's not have that additional state code and it's fail state which is thought the live falsification of the whole history. as i have explained to you, we are definitely good, different, different people that he says that i agree against and that are. but for what it's important to try to crash you crave. and he misunderstand me. he thinks that the people are speaking g

i think bigger picture marco rubio was somebody who ran for president way back in 2016. one of the people that donald trump vanquished. he is somebody who potentially has additional ambitions going forward. and i think you're seeing him try and set himself up as someone who not necessarily in that clip, but if you watch other things he said as a potential heir to the populism, people willing to vote republican more than they were in the past. that's all part of this. to go back to what david was saying a second ago where people see the party in general and whether the tide is turning, i do think there is -- if you look at the numbers, space for an alternative to the president in the primary. you will have trump and not trump. if there are 10 people in the not trump category, which is what it is shaping up to be right now, it divides their vote and gives a clear path for trump u to be reunited since he controls the party apparatus. they passed a resolution essentially calling january 6th legitimate political discourse. even if they watered down their proposed censure arou

republican senator marco rubio praising senator rubio also saying transparency from the biden administration is a big step in helping to get build global trust peer but not all republicans are pleased with how the president has handled the situation. we are joined now by former white house official rome at the raleigh thank you for taking time. i want to get your thoughts. we heard forever that politics stops at the shore. what do you make of what rubio was saying? >> thank you for having me on tonight. i would just start by saying that we really are keeping the people of ukraine in our prayers today and we fully support the fierce fight they are putting forth right now. it's very important to realize that russia's invasion is pure evil and would never have happened under the leadership of president donald trump. i won't speak of the entire republican party. there is obviously going to be some disagreements in what has happened over the last few days with u.s. leadership in the situation but it is extremely serious that the entire world right now is not viewing america as a leader and becaus

others like marco rubio defended the censure resolution.io also could not get himself to say that former president trump was wrong to pressure president pence to overturn the election. watch. >> do you agree with mike pence? >> well, if president trump runs for re-election i believe he would defeat joe biden and i don't want kamala harris to have the power as vice president to overturn that election. >> so donald trump was wrong? >> well, as i said i just don't think a vice president has that power because if the vice president has that power -- >> right. was january 6 legitimate political discourse? >> well anybody who committed crimes on january 6 should be prosecuted. if you entered the capitol and you committed acts of violence and you were there to hurt people you should be prosecuted and they are. but the january 6 commission is not the place to do that. that's what prosecutors are supposed to do. this commission is a partisan scam. >> so of course the january 6 select committee isn't prosecuting anyone here. let's be clear about that

host: senator marco rubio, a republican of florida. on this issue of january 6, those who came to washington protesting on january 6, -- and arrests in the wake -- in the wake of the capital. in texas, this is what he had to say about how he would handle those who are being prosecuted for january 6 if you is reelected in part -- as president. trump: people have been asking me about it, if i run, if i win, we will be -- we will treat those people from january 6 fairly. we will treat them fairly. if it requires pardons, we will give them pardons because they are being treated so unfairly. this hasn't happened. so all of the other atrocities that took place recently. nothing like this has happened. what that unselect committee is doing and what the people are doing running those prisons is a disgrace. it is a disgrace. we will treat them fairly and we will take care of the people of this country. all of the people of this country. host: president trump last month in texas. taking your phone call this morning. republicans only. >> we will

trump has been talking up tim scott and rubio in some conversations as vip candidates.s to be on president trump's bandwagon, without any question. one of the things i've said to the president is that he gets to decide the future of our party and our country because he is still the loudest voice. >> not exactly shutting that door. >> he definitely didn't shut the door. i think in some ways, tim scott makes sense. the republican party is trying to make inroads with black voters. he's a black man. has a powerful story and he's proven he can win in a state that, you know, is very consequential in a presidential election year. that being said, we've talked about the fact that tim scott has stopped short of endorsing the big lie and going all in in a way that we know trump usually favors when he's picking political allies. so the question is, you know, could he get to a place that donald trump would want him as a running mate? >> could he? >> it's hard to see that right now. remember, senator tim scott, as well as senator marco rubio did vote to certify the election results

rubio won't see it. notice who he refers to as president and who he doesn't. >> well, if president trump runs for re-election, i believe he would defeat joe biden. i don't want kamala harris to have the power as vice president to overturn that election. i don't -- that's the same thing that i concluded back in january of 2021. >> so donald trump was wrong? >> well, as i said, i just don't think the vice president has that power. >> ahh, the legendary backbone of senator marco rubio. who better to talk to about all of this than congressman jamie raskin, democrat of maryland, who not only sits on the january 6th select committee but also played a role in both impeachments of donald trump. he writes about his time as lead prosecutor in the second impeachment trial, "unthinkable, trials and truth of american democracy" and appears in "love and the constitution" airing tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. congressman, good to have you here. you have new reports about trump planning to seize voting machines

i am back with florida senator marco rubio.> well, i think the first is we have to take care of business here at home, right in and that means we have to insure that america's the country that has manufacturing capability again mostly because of our national security and because of the jobs. manufacturing has always been a source of really good jobs, but we also need it because you can't be a great power if you're not ab industrial power. and we can't help china do that. i think the second thing we have to do is recognize that china's conducting a whole of government effort to undermine the united states and supplant the world's greatest power, and that means they're going to our universities and stealing the research are. and that's one, in many cases, funded by american taxpayers. that's why this china bill in the houses so to concerning. -- is so concerning. and so i think we have to wise up to that. and then there has to be accountability. we've had the intelligence agencies in public forrums say -- forums that a lab leak i

i want to thank senator rubio for letting me know that question might be coming. if you permit me, i'll spend a minute or so giving you my position on that. that is a completely fair and appropriate thing for you to be asking about. you should ask about the political activities of people who come before you to take these positions in the national security and the law enforcement enterprises because the last thing, as i said earlier, the last thing we need is anything in these positions of authority who is allowing, injecting policy into decision making. because of the effectiveness and credibility of the national security apparatus. fair for you to look back at it. the thing about me, there's not much political past up until 2020. i'm a government guy. promoted by party, administrations on both sides. basically my job was to do what was best for the american people and not for a particular political party. i felt strongly about the last election. an important point is the thing i felt most strongly about and you alluded to that letter was the concern there was pli

senator rubio. >> thank you.as we discussed on the phone, and this would come up to, days i want to give you an opportunity to address it, is there some reason to address, i believe, the very few, but nonetheless billable hours on behalf of the chinese, china national offshore oil corporation. and the reason why it's of concern is because it fits a fact pattern for how the chinese communist party aggressively, you know, plays a broad. and here, the basic facts as i understand. so the first thing i want to make sure i understand facts, to members of the committee, november 2018, our partner at the firm, i believe in the china office, asked for help as he was working for their client, this cnoc the, china national operation and it related to a -- his -- related to technology transfer. the report included to the governments evidence for how the chinese government provided competitive intelligence through cyber intrusions to chinese state owned enterprises, and four in furtherance of it's made in china 2025 goals and

you work for senator rubio.hink you are involved with a couple of the papers in a report that was produced on american investment. take us how you've seen the political context change over the last several years. >> yeah, sure. first of all thanks for reading. i'll let my former colleagues know, they will appreciate it. so just for reference, the text you are referring to are are a few reports senator rubio release back when he is chairman of the small business committee, just to summarize them quickly. the first was on china's, made in china 2025 strategy which the communist party clearly outlined its very specific plans to dominate ten critical industry areas in the 21st century. what that report did was try to understand the applications of that fact which, number one, what you again admit that the chinese communist party clearly understood itself to be in fierce competition with us and was organizing its economy accordingly. the applications were important . it meant china was trying to do loud on the basis

finally you got rubio and manchin teaming up to do something and i would say it's about time. of all, thank you for having me. the worst drug crisis in the history of america, we've never seen this amount of debt and destruction. this is the worst time for the u.s. government to provide the tools to enable these drug addicted citizens to die, to kill themselves from poisonous drugs all over our streets. we have a tsunami of fentanyl killing our young kids, the cdc put out the numbers last year through september of 2021, 104,000, 288 citizens dying from illegal drugs. the vast majority was from fentanyl. yet the mexican cartel, the chinese transnational criminals and lethal partnership, they have a chemical weapon in our streets killing our kids. so why the government would entertain this discussion, they need to prioritize and get our addicted population some help but also stop the deadly drugs from coming into our country. where's the public service announcements? where's the white house talking about deadly synthetic drugs made in labs in mexico? jackie: they are not talking

he was always as senator rubio said, the next kgb man, he said you're always kgb man if you always are. he had the taft veneer. he was always calculating and cold. but this is different. he seems erratic, he is descending into something i personally have not seen before. >> the pentagon is not reacting to putin's declaration today that he is putting his nuclear weapon and a doctrine according to experts using tactical nuclear weapons on the battlefield at key times and places to break or create an operational or tactical advantage. russians believe in practicing escalation and chemical warfare to secure their objective. at the same time intelligence analyst think putin is attempting to escalate to de-escalate. that is why he's putting his nuclear weapons on high alert while offering to negotiate with president zelensky. he may be trying to scare the west into pressuring president zelensky to step aside which appears unlikely. u.s. intelligence assesses putin committed two thirds of the russian combat power against ukraine into the country. president zelensky is sending a delegation to

compra ya rubio nico benedetti con un disparo potente cruzado y vendrÍa setenta y cinco andrÉ-pierrea que el tres a dos de penal y despuÉs carlos gonzales dio casan sobre todavÍa cuatro tres cero, victoria de los tigres de miguel el piojo herrera. y en el de jalisco, donde han fallecido todavÍa bien aquÍ fox para mi tocayo hugo nervo el uno a cero despuÉs otra vez por el pase para jhairo torres sin querer llamarle como quiera fuerte raso, y colocado dos a cero. carlos preciado descontÓ con un verdadero golazo, pero no fue suficiente. el campeÓn juan diego cocca. se llega a las tres unidades. >> y regresa las noches mÁgicas de la uefa champions league hace quince de febrero con los octavos de final no te pierdas pes de siete contra real madrid a las dos p m del este una del centro once a m del pacÍfico en vivo por univisiÓn y tdn. >> vencieron ciento treinta y siete a ciento tres a los angeles en el tata camavinga con sobreactuaciÓn de de giannis antetokounmpo con un doble-doble veintiocho unidades y diez rebotes lujo detectÓ veintisiete. hip-hop porque es veinticuatro, fue la victori

raÚl: alejandra guzmÁn y paulina rubio. la gira se llama "perrisima".rios. >> alerta, la fda advierte sobre leche en fÓrmula contaminada. al menos un bebÉ muere y otros terminan en el hospital. >> desde guadalajara tenemos todo lo que pasÓ en la celebraciÓn de la vida de don vicente fernÁndez. } >> boquiabiertos, asÍ quedaron los seguidores de karol traza ardientes fotos desnuda que publicÓ la artista colombiana en sus redes sociales. >> mayeli alonso se atreve a desmentir algo que chiquis cuenta en su libro. >> cerramos con lo que debes ver de la semana de la moda de nueva york. >> paulina rubio y alejandra guzmÁn anuncian gira juntas. >> no se pueden perder esta entrevista con mi amigo raÚl. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>muy buenos dÍas. >> es viernes, cerramos la semana con un show preparado especialmente para ti. >> rusia y ucrania intercambiar acusaciones sobre mÁs de 20 choques armados entre fuerzas ucranianas y separatistas pro rusos. los enfrentamientos avivan el temor a una invasiÓn porque brindarÍa el pretexto falso que menciona el presidente. el mandatario habla c

. >> carley: back in orlando this morning, we're expected to hear from marco rubio, former secretary pompeo and south dakota governor. >> carley: senator marco rubio says president biden needs to reopen the keystone pipeline because vladamir putin is weaponizing energy. watch. >> the moment he stepped into office, within two days, he cancelled keystone pipeline, no more leases on federal land, new regulations made it difficult and to hear joe biden say it is not our goal to disrupt supply of russian oil in the market place, it is to displace it, american energy, if we ramped it up and did what putin is doing, we could chip away at that advantage and will protect us, number one obligation. >> carley: go back to the numbers we import 595,000 barrels of oil from russia per day, the keystone pipeline produced 830,000 barrels. >> todd: why? why? >> carley: i know. such a major question and something president biden didn't address yesterday. we will talk to doug collins, republicans are slamming the president for admitting he knew about russian invasion of ukraine for months and still did

carolina: es que viste a importantes figuras como thalÍa, paulina rubio y lucero.acciÓn compartir la historia de vida. tenemos que estar orgullosos de nuestras raÍces. porque yo en estos tiempos pensaba: este trabajo es muy humilde, a mis papÁs los tratan como mÁquinas. dije un dÍa voy a tener un negocio y darle trabajo a muchas personas. borja: te estoy escuchando con mucha atenciÓn y me parece que tu historia es maravillosa. me gustarÍa que con tu mensaje a ver si logramos inspirar a algunos jÓvenes que estÉn viendo la ediciÓn digital. alcanzar este gran sueÑo que tengo va a ser muy difÍcil... pero tÚ lo hiciste. ¿cÓmo lo hiciste? johana: yo tengo mucha fe en dios. es importante tener fe porque significa que tu crecen las cosas que van a pasar sin que pasen. y tener el apoyo de tus padres es muy importante. estudiÉ tambiÉn en la escuela, en modas. lo mÁs importante, uno tiene que empezar poquito a poquito. y mucho trabajo. y ahora tenemos instagram. uno puede compartir su trabajo. empezamos poquito a poquito pero tengan fe. somos la comunidad mÁs grande latina, t

compra ya rubio nico benedetti con un disparo potente cruzado y vendrÍa setenta y cinco andrÉ-pierre querer llamarle como quiera fuerte raso, y colocado dos a cero. carlos preciado descontÓ con un verdadero golazo, pero no fue suficiente. el campeÓn juan diego cocca. se llega a las tres unidades. >> y regresa las noches mÁgicas de la uefa champions league hace quince de febrero con los octavos de final no te pierdas pes de siete contra real madrid a las dos p m del este una del centro once a m del pacÍfico en vivo por univisiÓn y tdn. >> vencieron ciento treinta y siete a ciento

rubio said this know anywhere near over. russians are targeting not only the largest cities but other cities. we are talking about millions of people. mostly civilians in the cross fire of this conflict. it's part of the reason you had so many western leaders pleading with president putin not to launch this invasion and you had the ukrainian president zelensky speaking russian to national tv speaking directly to president putin. this was a slow bleed. we knew it was coming. a worst case scenario that is currently taking place right now not only in the ukrainian capital but across the country. there are a variety of different angles and positions you will see. the russia forces are continuing to move. in jennifer griffin reported on this. these air strikes across the ukraine is just beginning. there will be more heavy assaults and ground troops. 200,000 russian forces have moved according to satellite images. more troops from russia are getting close to the border. president putin preparing for a long campaign. understanding

a response from congress and the intelligence committee, marco rubio marco rubio tweeting out that putinropean national boundaries. he is going to come in behind the front lines and cut off ukraine forces from kyiv on the rest of the country. and also to general keane's point about the actual items at the end of the speech. putin said i think they will impose sanctions anyway. final thought from you? >> i think that time forth statements and strong words have passed. we need action. senator rubio and others in congress have been leading the push to hit harder on putin. now is the time to do it before he marches onward, and i think we need to see here in washington as well as brussels some strong action in the coming hours. >> john: troubling times that we are now living in. brett, dan, general keane, as always, thank you for joining us. we will be spending a lot of time together over the days and weeks ahead. no question about that. whoever thought, sandra, that presidents' day would end up like that? >> sandra: and that vladimir putin would announce that message on presidents' day. john

on the other side you've got to ted cruzes and marco rubios and some of the others with 2024 stars inn possibly the eve or, you know, a moment of possible invasion. >> well, of course some republicans, as you mentioned, especially those who might want to run against joe biden or the democratic nominee next time around have been critical, but i think the fact is there are other republican leaders in positions of leadership who have either been supportive or have kept quiet about it. it's been interesting to see president biden apply some lessons learned, i think, from his unhappy experience last year with the withdrawal from afghanistan. he's kept the congressional leadership more informed, kept our nato allies and the american people informed about what be ahead, including higher gas prices. >> exactly right. i don't think we can take this any further because we're going to broach into the chuck todd "meet the press daily" time zone. but thank you both. we'll have a lot more opportunities to talk. this does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow us online. garrett ha

montoya a todavÍa estÁ bien shock fue el Único sobreviviente de el naufragio de una embarcaciÓn que es rubiostieron. viajaba con su hermana de 18 aÑos, marÍa camila, dice que cuando la embarcaciÓn se volcÓ abrazÓ ser maraco toda su fuerza y empezÓ la lucha por sobrevivir. >> como puedo me desato, me suelto y voy a buscar a mi hermana. >> su hermana suplico que no la dejaran morir en medio del llanto. >> a mÍ me decÍan: vamos, colombia, vamos a morir, vamos a soltarnos. >> cuentan que una uno se fueron entregando la muerte. >> se soltaron idearon que las olas inmensas se lo llevaran. >> se aferrÓ a la parte de el bote que no se hundiÓ y la guardia costera lo rescatÓ, tuvo que darle la mala noticia a su mamÁ. >> mi mamÁ me preguntÓ por su niÑa, y le dije que no estaba, que mi hermana se habÍa ahogado. >> su madre se derrumbÓ. >> rompimos en llanto, fue bastante difÍcil, todo despuÉs de eso ha sido difÍcil. >> juan esteban no acepta la trÁgica muerte de su hermana. >> que la amo y la amarÉ por siempre, nunca la voy a olvidar... [sollozos] que era y serÁ lo mejor para mÍ. >> juan esteban montoya