that's a-e-r-o trainer.com. >> andrew a smooth and timothy heaphy are back with us.p posted on social media today, my attorneys had a productive meeting with the department of justice this morning, explaining a detail that i did nothing wrong, was advised by many lawyers, and that in the diamond of me would only further destroy our country. no indication of notice was given during the meeting. timothy heaphy, presumably e they were discussing what you investigated on the january six committee, and donald trump leaning heavily in that statement on the notion that he was advised by lawyers every step of the way. >> yeah, a preview of the possible defense there, and frankly a predictable one, and i had plenty of people telling me that the election was stolen. the problem is that more people were telling him that it was not, and it's just not a legal defense to rely on patently unreasonable advice. somebody says oh yeah, they just change the law, you can go rob that 7-eleven, it's fine. and you go and do it, even if you might believe that, it's unreasonable to belief and

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mom timothy there is no such money.ising a child alone and even with all her desire , she cannot get a job. timofey needs constant care and attention, he is very different from other children, but he does not respond to his name, he reacts immediately from the fifth in general to a person. that is, his attention needs to be attracted, and he is constantly busy with something, that his mother understood something wrong with timofey 2 years ago. he did not sleep well at night, did not play with other children on the playground , preferred to be alone and did not make contact with the outside world. after mom turned to the doctors. yasnaya timothy will be helped only by specialists in six months, we will see. and we see the results for each child who enters our program, how both children and parents change, and we can help you and i, in order for this rehabilitation to take place, timofey's mother needs the support of philanthropists. and most importantly, not even the amount, but so that we all have a desire to make the l

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clearly, timothy will be helped.y experts in six months we see. the first ryazanogram is changing and children and parents can help, and you and i, in order for this rehabilitation to take place, timofey's mother needs the support of philanthropists and the main thing is not even the amount, and so that we all have a desire to make the lives of these people better chuck ntv russian art mom gymnastics are known far beyond the borders of the country not only for their gift to the educators of champions, but also for their sharp words irina viner celebrates the anniversary of her students today climbed the olympic podium more than 50 times became winners of the world and european championships 400 times winner did not stop working even after she was suspended from international competitions. after harsh criticism of refereeing at the olympic games. she continues to train pupils, including in her rhythmic gymnastics complex in moscow alina kabaeva did 25 elements in the luzhniki stadium in the thicket for the olympic cha

timothy's mom doesn't have that kind of money.s raising the child alone and even though she wants to, she can't get a job. timofey needs constant care. attention is very different from other children, and he doesn't respond to his name. he reacts immediately from the fifth in general to a person. that is, his attention is needed to attract, and he is constantly busy with something, that something is wrong with timofey, his mother realized 2 years ago. he did not sleep well at night, did not play with other children on the playground , preferred to be alone, but also did not make contact with the outside world. after my mother went to the doctors it became. yasnaya timothy will be helped only by specialists in six months. we see for each child who enters our program, how both children and parents are changing, and we can help in order for this rehabilitation to take place, timofey's mother needs the support of philanthropists. and the main thing is not even the amount, but so that we all have a desire to make the lives of these peo

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timothy was in war zones three times.s been a year and a half, the wife has been taking care of three small children on her own. continue to love your children, your families, wait for your husbands and believe that they will return, they do very important things for the country and for your children, so that they live in peace and freedom. ukrainian by origin , marina white hangs the american flag next to the ukrainian flag in the usa until independence day she has been living for 26 years since the beginning of a full-scale war, having six children. marina conducts events in support of ukraine, collects humanitarian aid and bakes ukrainian pies on the menu until july 4. she has cupcakes decorated with the colors of the american flag, a traditional barbecue, burgers, hot dogs in the program, a neighborhood parade and a fire engine that sprinkles the water under which the children are playing, it will be very difficult to fall asleep, because these neighbors are firing fireworks everywhere, everywhere, and even when we we

want the holmes couple and they sympathize very much because of what ukrainian families go through, timothywar zones three times. vera, it's been one and a half years, the wife has been taking care of three small children on her own. continue to love your children, your families, wait for your husbands and believe that they will return, they are doing very important things for the country and for your children so that they live in peace and free . ukrainian by origin marina white next to the ukrainian flag until independence day hangs the american flag in the usa she has been living for 26 years since the beginning of a full-scale war having marina has six children . it's hard because these neighbors shoot fireworks everywhere everywhere everywhere, and even when we went to the big salute and come back to the expressways and just you, the children are just looking out the window there there salute there there salutes everyone is there, yes, you saw it, you saw it, the whole city just shines. marina believes that soon the ukrainian sky will also light up with salutes , not volleys of rockets

an officer of the volynsky regiment , timothy brick workers, nicknamed the scuffle , led his soldierstration, and when the officers tried to resist this, the brick workers shot their commander. a few months after the revolution. in front of one of the white generals, his exploits and his defense of the democratic system, he was shot on the spot when they found out what kind of person he was who started a military rebellion against his officer. so the mass soldiers go over to the side of the rebels nicholas ii, worried situation, he decides to leave mogilev and arrive in his capital. the loyal parts of the gentlemen rebelled in tsarskoye selo to suppress, and therefore he understood that both the children and the wife were, in fact, hostages. mobilized by the call of the sovereign , the cavaliers of st. george under the leadership of general ivanov are also sent there, it would seem that everything will now be put in proper order, but from petrograd. suddenly they begin to act quite calm. reports the situation is under control, everything has calmed down, the st. george knights should

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host: timothy in vermont, line four democrats. -- line for democrats. caller: i'm going from east berkshire vermont. my first election i voted in in 1980 was in burlington. at one time there was a gentleman named bertie -- bernie sanders running for mayor and he won by six votes. back then, i voted for ronald reagan. let's go back 50 years, then i am watching what is going on with ralph nader and jeb bush and catherine's parents and all of them. i did vote democrat back then. host: bring me to the question. caller: the question is, my point is that in 2000, because we had a third party candidate, i year over meter -- ralph nader , we are on the trajectory that we are on today that actually culminated in the january 6 debacle. host: let me take that up. guest: 2000 forward, what -- from 2000 forward, what should be see today? guest: the polarization we are expressing in this moment is a culmination of many trends that have been playing out really for 60 years and particularly accelerated over the last three decades. that is the sorting of our political p

>> yes, we do. >> they had video of timothy dean showing up to pick up a tow.shotgun. >> the garage crew wondered among themselves what the sky was doing with an arsenal in his car. >> i'm glad you guys are following up on this. because i even told him i had weird vibes about all of this. >> where did tim dean go next. the deputy learned he had an uber waiting and tracked on the driver at her office. she said before trump got into a car he warned her about the goods he was carrying. >> you know, he won't, he goes to shock. and as it is loaded? >> he said no, i said that's fine. i'm not scared of guns. >> she dropped him off at a local hotel. >> that's last you saw him? >> tim dean had left the hotel and got out of town. but how? the deputy assume tim read to a new car after a wreck dispersed. and so he went over to the main car rental company in town, enterprise. >> you see what i'm talking about? >> sure enough, the rental associate on duty said tim dean had been there. he was the walk-in from texas who didn't have a credit card on him. >> he walked in and the

only fireworks and fireworks are sold in america independence day ready to celebrate the fourth july timothy and carman holmsley family we decorate the house every year for the 4th of july to show pride and holiday spirit we wear red white and blue we have a special outfit my land free because my dad is brave a t-shirt with this inscription was worn by one of timothy's sons in the past the head of the family was an officer of the us army special forces now the husband is closely following what is happening between ukraine and russia ukraine gained independence in 1991 after about 30 years you have russia coming back to to try to seize these lands again in principle in moscow there is a desire to return the empire it is similar to what happened in the united states we had a war for independence and about 30 years later we fought again with britain for independence americans wanted to be independent, they wanted their own culture, an economic system, they wanted real democracies and democracies wanted them to be left alone, this is exactly what the ukrainians want. worried about three small ch

here, but instead, timothy the bigot wrote, by the way, he remembered him and his publications, and then also learned about the death of yevgeny, he responded here such and such a necrologist and where he is very warm and so to speak, she wrote about yevgeni, but this is one of the very bright people, er, such a ukrainian, who, what, who, he writes. and yevgen gulevich westerntis about what , uh, actually, uh, yevgen told him about this meeting, which is the third time i am coming back and i hope that i will have enough such a fortune that i will be able to see the ukrainian victory, but unfortunately he did not have three fortunes, actually, i want to ask, let's probably start with natalka or not, maybe a star, maybe we will change the tradition a little here, for me it is an important point that iventulevych is at first glance a terribly intelligent person, such a refined intellectual i would say and it was very difficult for me to imagine when he first said that he was going to the airborne troops that he went as a volunteer in the first days, we know and it was very difficult to imag

i want to bring in a former federal prosecutor, timothy heaphy who is also the former chief investigative counsel to the january 6th committee. timothy, i'm glad you are here because i want to pick your brain on frankly, you remember when the committee recommended charges after the investigation. now we are hearing from that letter, again the letter is not a close universe of all the things it could be charged, or the will be charged, but i wonder how it lines up with your evidence. are these kinds of categories of charges you would expect to see here? >> yes laura thanks for having me first of all looked a second committee invite the entire criminal code and compare those offenses to the evidence that we had developed, and the lead canada emerged as the most likely charge is conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding. as you said tampering with a witness 15 12 covers that. there's ample evidence that the president and a group of others, i think this is likely a conspiracy case, over the course of many weeks before january 6th and on january 6th, tried very hard to prevent the certific

this is the moment timothy shaddick set foot on dry land. after nearly 3 months, a drifted c. a. i can tell you. shaddick arrived in the port of months, a new mexico's pacific coast on tuesday, a board, a tuna boat belonging to the group of my fleet. according to a company statement, the 54 year old australian national was some 1900 kilometers from land when he was spotted by the crew of a group of mount a helicopter. since arriving in the care of mexican rescuers, shaddick has been sharing his terrible brush with death. look, i few feel really good. i've been struggling to so you know, the hill was, was pretty bad for was pretty hungry. and um and i, i didn't think i'd make it through the, the stone. but now i'm really doing good. the crew of the tune of both turn rescue betsel se shaddick was found in precarious condition, but was swiftly given medical attention, food and water. in photographs of the rescue, a bearded shadid can be seen smiling and is now being compared to hollywood actor tom hanks and the survival drama castaway. shaddick told reporters he and bellowed, the do

i'll be biased, but the timothy shaddick was aboard his cattle. moran, a low hood tow up on a journey from la pause to french polynesia when his electronics were disabled by severe weather. his tale of survival in the vast pacific.

the novel and other novels was a timothy o cheese. timothy healy, who later came here to washington dc and became the president of georgetown university. and when he was finished with that, he, the president of the new york public library and timothy healy, quite an interesting character, too, had been in the army and he had a he had a great understanding of human nature and so that inspired me that me a grounding in a grounding in faith and a of things but i was still and i'm it comes across in the book i was still very idealistic to the extent of actually being naive on and that that changed. well thank you for sharing your experiences that at fordham. i want to switch gears just a little bit to to writing the actual memoir. and are you able to share some of the original titles you had come up with for your book that the passed on? oh, well, the subtitle for a long time was going to be the good, the bad and the which is now just a theme or the how the book is divided. the title early on for a long time the working title was a in jus

struggle and eggs out in the battle for hong kong in the future of global democracy. written along with timothy mclaughlin. shabani, let's look a bit more at media. we mentioned the newspaper, liam, how about, how does it's coverage appear to reflect beatings, point of view. yes, so to do this investigation, we basically compiled about 800 articles from softball, and you know, what, what we wanted to do was a very forensic examination of the coverage. and so we, we divided this by categories of topics that would be sensitive to, to china. or topics that, you know, being has such a kind of control the narrative for example, you know, the ongoing human rights abuses in john hong kong and the board marcus, the, you know, move in the taiwan and basically on, you know, all of these types of topics we found that itself, i was actually, you know, more using the mainland sources. so ccp official sources. they were using pro, vision media and really not offering that much of a kind of val, it's a kind of point and these are the sensitive topics. and then last time that we also found that their opinion s

amazon rain forest to produce and beat a send it you have, and this makes our green pastor dunden. timothy makes no sense at all. the damage done to brazil as rain forest by cattle. farming has long been criticized by amber men to list the eu has included in the environmental clause, and it's planned for trade deal this macro. sure. but crucial america. so a countries such as browser you have already rejected it. process flow is lead us from both blocks from monday as they were up to what's finalizing video series. heat ways have been hitting parts of europe, the united states and asia in recent days. and while some are only now experiencing the difficulties to just storing summer temperatures have to come a regular and iraq infecting particularly heart. those who rely on nature to help their business. the sun burns mercilessly these days all over the world, whether it is in europe, the us or asia. here in tokyo, for example, people are groaning under extremely high temperatures. the authorities have issued heat warnings, the temperatures can be life threatening. those were out and about a

really appreciate your insights on this complicated topic and timothy moose. so a biology professor with the university of south carolina. thank you so much. thank you. have like, for people across cities, impact has done i denouncing burning of a crime at last week and swayed in prime minister should be chavez, sharif rather, and other political late is called foot protest. some demons, right? is the money in the government kind of diplomatic ties with sweden tomorrow high that has moved from islam of that garage plug is gone. people have come out in large numbers to avoid before protest rallies against a binding of the car on the outside of march. can stop from read and yesterday i focused on parliament also you're not number to make any damages. i think that would create more acreage between a major religions of the word that over the opinion. muslim that on the wall to wall hard with this particular act. and the expectation is that the readers government or criminal like actions because it's hard that sent them in all the most of them word and i've got tho

judge timothy kelly appointed by trump, kelly worked in the u.s. attorney's office.mproperly integrity section of the department of justice that is important. there is this relationship, professional relationship, social relationship i almost don't care who appoints you that exists in the swamp. judge trevor mcfadden was in the u.s. attorney's office at main justice also. trump appointee we have judge friedrich was of the u.s. sentencing commission, main justice under bush appointed by trump. we have judge in nichols i do not know much about judge nichols. then we have shia public defender's office in d.c. appointed by biden. judge ana reyes appointed by biden. you have 10 of the 12 judges and the d.c. circuit court who worked at main justice, eight of the 12 or appoint 12 were appoia or biden. the chief judge was appointed by obama for the prior chief judge was appointed by obama. the grand jury is made up of citizens from the district of columbia. 5% of whom voted for donald trump. since why the grand jury was used in washington d.c. you take out trump. this is why

here is timothy, former attorney for president trump. timothy, the subway excursion, can you explain what a target letter is and how it applies in this case? >> sure, a target letter is a tool used to send people a message to say, you are about to be indicted, if you want to avoid being charged, go before the grand jury yourself, which you don't have a right to do in the federal system. more often than not it takes low to mid-level people to work out a deal against higher ups. >> laura: pressure on lower-level people to get trump, correct? >> exactly. exactly, to send a target letter to the so-called boss of anything is not something you generally see. it is definitely odd, it strikes me as a publicity stunt more so than anything else. >> laura: here is mccabe about the charges trump could face. watch. >> there are some basic charges more presentable, easier to understand to the jury, include conspiracy charges obstructing proceeding and third charge around insurrection, these are just three and maybe another three or four are possibly o

the other big difference now from then, from timothy mcveigh's day is one of our two political partiestake a strong stand against this sort of right-wing, white supremacist insanity that we're seeing. not that all republicans buy into it, but that republican elected officials and members of congress, senators, members of the house, governors will not condemn it in the strongest possible terms. the way they would have 20 or 30 years ago. >> and so where do you come down on sort of the difference between law enforcement and that's sort of their job and the rest of political and civil culture. there's a whole school of thought, don't respond to xyz. it seems until we really root this out and end the threat of violence over our democracy and institutions, you have the kind of come at it pretty regularly. >> i think history tells us that ignoring this festering growing problem is not the way to handle it, because it doesn't go away if you ignore it. so i think ultimately -- and look, there are downsides to either approach, but i think the sounder thing -- and the only thing, really, is to a

it was a timely moment and i think a year ago when the war in ukraine out timothy snyder, who wrote on tyranny came to us and said, i'm an expert on ukraine. i want to get a book out about the history of ukraine and the print team, bless them, were like, we can't this we can't get this out in time. what can you do? so in six weeks we turned that around, made an audio book, our brilliant producer, sarah jaffe, went into the studio. tim, tim read off an outline and he gave 25 lessons about ukraine, which we published on tyranny. so being able to find something that is quick to market. we're publishing thing in a couple of weeks, a book called conversation fun letting go by a woman named najwa ibn, who is a social media. we signed that up in january she has all of these followers. she went to her followers and said, me what your problems are and what you need. and so that audio book is going to be her talking through these ideas that her listeners and fans have. so quick to market. is the advantage. the flip side of that, you can also take a really long time with it. we have something com

start with the news of the weight of the bbc news reader huw edwards named timothy present a patientwspaper published claims he paid a teenager or explicit images. a little earlier, the met police said there was no evidence of any criminality after looking at the sun �*s allegations. in a statement, his wife vicky flind says he is suffering from serious mental health issues and now receiving inpatient hospital care. once wanted to do so, he intends to respond to the stories published. the bbc says he will couple other stories. talking about the cost of owning your own home coming up and the bank that has dumpy maps and more than1 million houses will that has dumpy maps and more than 1 million houses will be paying at least 500 more for their mortgages each month by their mortgages each month by the end of 2026, all revolves around the of living. a lot of info and advice and to be seen as apt under the tackling it to be seen as apt under the tackling get—together section. it has been a challenge for the thousands of people trying to get tickets for taylor swift's every tour. what for

he may look like tom hanks in castaway, but for australia, sailor timothy shaddock and his dog bella, being adrift at sea for months was a real and harrowing experience. where are you from? >> i'm from australia. >> shattuck stepped back onto dry land yesterday for the first time in three months. oh, i'm feeling all right. >> i i'm feeling a lot better than i was. i can tell you, back in april, he and his dog set sail from the mexican city of la paz, hoping to reach french polynesia. >> but weeks into the journey, shattuck says bad weather crippled his boat, knocking out the electronics and his ability to cook. he and bella had to survive on raw fish. >> the health was was pretty bad for a while. i was pretty hungry and, um. and i didn't think i'd make it through the storm. >> finally, after months without seeing dry land, a helicopter launched from a fishing boat searching for tuna spotted shattuck 1200 miles from land. >> the chopper basically flew away, you know, and then came back with a boat, a speedboat and i was just very grateful. >> the crew provided shattuck with medicine, f

and what is this ailment brother coin timothy. so alexander squeezed ivan's hand on the bell. will refuse with shannons our expert whose hand is lower and he is guilty is shown respectful and skinny. this rob ivan in the film is similar to twigs in russian. oh shanouns and baths , you thought it was sickness, it self-correctly called a coin of 15 kopecks gold. boys. maybe apir. such a word theme roshal, who is called timrashal yakuha, a man of a cheerful , unpuffed ailment and thin, and the first was alyaksandr, it will be stated to me that this person was not puffed up with what he decided. nogo sielmi of a conservative person was called menolita taktim roshal there was still such a timshalets and sherla word lads for you sadzhavitsa that they grew up for a bio-pink dance, now i was alive and on foot like this. well, it seems to me that sashavitsah is roslin. but for pravda there is a cleft and the bolsheviks in belorussian, and in russian lentils, oksander and ivan propagandized us to the geta applause.

here now is timothy, a former attorney for president trump., the subway excursion notwithstanding, can you explain to us what a target letter is and how it applies in this case? >> sure, target letter is something -- it's a tool that's used to send people a message to say you're about to be indicted. if you want to avoid being charged, can you either try to go before the grand jury yourself, which you don't have a right to do in the federal system. but more often than not it's used to try and take low to mid level people and get them to the table to try and work out a deal, to cooperate against the higher ups. >> laura: so they are trying to put pressure on lower level people to get trump, correct? >> exactly. exactly. but to send a target letter to, you know, to the so-called boss of anything is not something you would generally see. so it's definitely -- it's definitely odd. it kind of strikes me as a publicity stunt more so than anything else. >> all right. here's what former fbi deputy director andrew mccape had to say about the potential

timothy, blinded by jealousy, did not notice anything. we had a big fight, of course.e wheel and had an accident and since then our former life. ended when i met him here at the hotel. i have not even learned in a hurry to do new urine body muck, this is fate. but now he can't do it to anyone else. i'll show you where and how it was. my husband will wake up soon. i need to give him medicine. i can. fine. he was standing right here on the edge of the belcañac. do you know what he said when he finally remembered me. that even if i had not cheated on my husband, i would still be guilty. and then, why didn't you call the police for an ambulance. and married. he has no one but me. that's it, it's wrong and unfair. that's what will now be sophia. the fairest court in the world mr. criminal code has support, i understand it's also pointless to look. if she called for help he could be saved, then it would be good night and you you say. well, let's go to nature. as a human being, i don’t really sympathize with sophia and her husband either. with a good lawyer, maybe they will g

jessica: regresÓ en el marÍa delia el barco pesquero que lo devolviÓ a la vida, tres meses de partir timothyasegurÓ. y motive ya fueron rescatados por un barco del grupo mar, ellos quedaron a la deriva en aguas internacionales despuÉs de que su nave se averiÓ. dijo, " ella es mexicana, tiene el espÍritu del paÍs y nunca me dejarÍa ir, tratÉ de dejarla al menos tres veces y me seguÍa hasta el agua", dijo a los periodistas, el increÍble rescate ocurre despuÉs de que un helicÓptero avistÓ a la embarcaciÓn, a pesar de su odisea hoy el marinero de 51 aÑos se mostrÓ lleno de sabidurÍa, " tratÉ de buscar la f felicidad dentro de mi —— mÍ y la encontrÉ", nos aseguraron que cuando lo rescataron el australiano no estaba el riesgo de muerte. >> comÍa pescado crudo y tomaba agua cuando llovÍa. jessica: tras llegar a este puerto de manzanillo, estÁn recibiendo atenciÓn mÉdica. es tanta la gratitud por esta segunda oportunidad que es aventurero dejara a su compaÑero en manos de sus salvadores. >> accediÓ a regalÁrmela con las condiciones de cuidarla bien. jessica: una increÍble historia con un final feliz

here today conditionally timothy and the wolf. and oleinikov should now turn on. group is also guys, so mushy and for quite a long time, we work, uh, 14-16 football players. that is, for us now, for me, it’s like a new experience, it hasn’t been so long that the guys have been working for so long, taking into account the lineups. baltika , which returned to the elite of russian football after almost a quarter of a century, spent players at its academy baltika kbfu named after kant, which, by the way, are periodically replenished composition of the main team. now baltika bfu is playing in the second division, the guy went in the format of three halves of 45 minutes and completed all the victories of the main baltika eight two. krasnodar-kuban has been at different levels for several years, but without a compromise two derbies did not disappear from this and the match that took place on the main field of the bykov academy in closed mode again proved this for the hosts in the first half dublin was noted by john cordaba, in the second the advantage was increased by mo

jessica: llena de alegrÍa fue la celebraciÓn que la tripulaciÓn del barco marÍa idalia le dio a timothy san miguel allende. a estos hombres con aÑos a cuestas en alta mar este rescate les cambiÓ la vida. >> llegÓ el momento donde ya no tenÍa el arpÓn ese porque lo perdiÓ, y decidiÓ comer patos. >> cuando mÁs pensamos que vamos a tocar fondo, no queda mÁs que ir. jessica: le han otorgado un permiso de un mes para estar en el paÍs. por ahora sigue agradeciendo esta segunda oportunidad, la embarcaciÓn se quedÓ en el mar, a 1200 millas de aquÍ, la tripulaciÓn le colocÓ una boya con un gps por si alguien mÁs pudiera despuÉs rescatarlo. jessica: en el puerto de manzanillo, en colima, mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn. leÓn: lo que me sorprende es que quiera regalar a la perrita que dice que lo salvÓ, por quÉ la va a regalar, se la quiere dar a quienes lo salvaron, pero pobre perrita.que digan ♪ hablé con fernando, de hecho, discutí con él. Él me aseguró que tú tuviste algo que ver

it won’t seem like a little for timothy grass, i warned you, you’re right.se could you do in this situation? what could you do? why do you, probably, no one put up wrestling, she, too, sit in a pre-trial detention center. are you asking me? well, what am i doing here? back off where? where? we didn't agree. how is it not spelled out? well, how did the dumped begin to live together? and my business this is only my business, and then he will be able to return to masha, he dreamed about it all his life, see how you love him at all. about the fisherman, why is he sitting here with a bruise on his arm, he shows you how he caught a fish caught leave it’s not supposed to be left without a uniform borya i ’ll introduce you to my friend felix makarych nagovitsyn major general head of the military medical institute. and so it is possible like this nagovitsyn you say what goats. she is a wolf, you mean, i agree. look, he agrees with the wolf. agree. in short, i often see you on tv, i'll tell you honestly. i admire you admire her. how do you manage to hide such a wolf i

history professor timothy snyder has been an invaluable contributor to our understanding of russia andis program. professor snyder is traveling in europe and he sent us some of his thoughts on the possibility of ukraine joining nato. >> we now know what happens when putin, the kremlin, moscow, is under threat, we now know that what they do is de-escalate. this has been true throughout the war actually through putin's entire urging. we saw it quite clearly and graphically when russian troops, russian mercenaries were on their way to moscow. what did putin do? how did he react? he reacted when there is an actual threat to his actual regime has person. he got on a plane, he went to another russian city, he presented a yacht, certainly cut a deal that's what he did. he didn't escalate. he radically de-escalated. he tried threats. when the threats didn't work, he made a deal. i think we need to keep that in mind when think about consequences of nato expansion. there's nothing nato could do, nothing ukraine could do that is anywhere near as threatening us what happened to putin. it's worth m

. >> professor timothy snyder, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> great pleasure. >> professor timothy snyder gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle, here at msnbc headquarters in new york city, and we have got a lot of news, so let's get to it. a major development tonight and one of the special counsel's investigations into former president donald trump. trump is now facing new charges in the classified documents case. he has already been accused of mishandling classified material and blocking the government's efforts to get them back. believers afternoon the special counsel released a superseding indictment and adding three new cherry charges and adding another codefendant in the case. nbc's laura jarrett has the details. >> these new counts add a charge of willful retention of national defense information. mr. trump is also charged along with his personal aide, walt nauta, and a new defended, mar-a-lago employee carlos de oliveira, with o