let's talk about it with timothy milovanov. he's the president of the kyiv school of economics and previously served in president zelenskyy's cabinet as the minister of economic development of ukraine. timothy. welcome back. what is the reaction in kyiv? what is the reaction in ukraine? >> well, yesterday. >> everyone was shocked. >> that's that's just one reaction. shock. um, the. united states. >> is our strategic ally. uh. >> it's difficult to. >> imagine how we. >> can survive. >> without the united states support. >> also, there. >> is europe. >> um. >> it is true that some of the you know, i. >> watched the. >> tape over and over. i think there's been a lost in translation moment with this, uh, question. >> to. >> uh. >> to advance from zelenskyy. i think that triggered the conversation or the, uh, basically shouting match, uh, could have been avoided. it's very unfortunate. >> in other words, do you attribute this to something being lost in translation? in part, do you think that perhaps president zelenskyy misread what

timothy your thoughts?. >> 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. in russian propaganda. and yet there's this sense that the. >> only. >> thing that matters in. >> the. world is yelling that you're right. >> and the other person is wrong. and not only is that shameful in terms of. >> just basic decency and. >> ethics. it also. reveals a very. >> profound strategic poverty. >> because if the people who are running the country from the. >> oval office. are so sensitive, so psychologically. >> vulnerable. >> that they can be. >> triggered by. >> pret

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timothy liljegren grip it and rip it the slapshot past linus ullmark. two two game in the third.ek. oh, no! caught behind the net and tim stutzle is there. easy peasy. 19th goal of the season for him. four third period goals for the sens and they win five three. let's kick it. quakes and kc where they had not won since 2015. just three minutes in. josef martinez up to chicho orango and he shoots and scores. one nil in a hurry for san jose. then in the 19th minute, off the corner, it's martinez to make it two nothing. and though the quakes were down a man for most of the second half, they do hang on to win two one. a much improved squad. bruce arenas working miracles down in san jose. it's their first two zero start since 2017. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> larry, thank you so much. that's it for tonight i am j.r. stone abc seven news continues tomorrow

timothy snyder is professor of history at yale university.your perspective as one who has written extensively on ukraine and that's -- and its struggle for independence, what did you see in that spectacle in the oval office earlier today? >> what you see is the president of the united states has a little bit of trouble controlling political reality once he gets beyond the united states. the premise was that we are working towards a peace arrangement between russia and ukraine, but thus far all we have done is make concessions to russia. that's all we've done. the second thing we have done now is we have brought the ukrainian president to the white house and tried to humiliate him. we have favored the aggressor and weakened the defender. you can't really get to piece on that logic. you have to do exactly the opposite. there's a lot of wisdom in what representative lawler just said. in order to have the right people at the table, you have to have the right ellen's of strength and encouraging the aggressor and attacking the country trying to def

. >> we first met timothy stewart back in december, serving as a bell ringer for the salvation army's kettle campaign. the 61 year old was more than halfway through completing their recovery program after living on the street addicted to cocaine. >> they're giving me a second chance at a first class life. >> and on monday, he proved he wasn't going to be just another statistic. graduating with more hope than he had at his high school graduation. >> and this graduation meant more to me than that one did. because this graduation, i get to start a new life. >> now, with a new set of teeth and a job interview lined up next week. he's all moved in to the joseph mcphee center in san francisco, which marks the next step in the way out program. >> you have more freedom. you have you have more choices because of however light i choose to get up, i choose to be at morning meeting. i choose to go to outside meetings. i choose to continue to work with my sponsor. >> the joseph mcphee center is a two year recovery housing program where residents like stewart are required to spend 40 hours a week w

that is actually timothy shallomay as bob dylan.e nominated for the tomorrow's academy awards and e movie is up for other awards including best picture. look at you with oscar trivia. >> a full preview of the oscars coming up in our next half hour. >> if he wins i hope he reads it --. >>> we're going to begin with the check of the ed oo lines. the fbi says the white house has returned property seized in the 2022 search for classified documents at president trump's florida estate. before the president traveled back from mar-a-lago friday. a federal judge dismissed the classified documents case last year, and the department of justice dropped its charges after the 2024 election. the president had pleaded not guilty and denied any wrongdoing in the case. >>> "the new york times" filed a motion friday to dismiss a federal defamation lawsuit filed by actor justin baldoni in response to the paper's december article about his troubles on set with his "it ends with us" co-star blake lively. the article details lively's sexual harassment com

her quote of timothy snyder, who is a scholar on authoritarianism, who said something is shifting.and stealing things, and they will keep trying to break and steal. but the propaganda magic around the oligarchical coup is fading. nervous. musk. nervous. trump. and the point is not that necessarily everything is going to be over in 30 days, or that things are going to collapse in 30 days, but democrats, for the first time since election day. and that's this is what halperin's wide world of news is saying. for the first time since election day, democrats are starting to see an opening. and with that opening, a lot of questions about who will lead this party. >> right. joining us now, co-founder. ceo of axios, jim vandehei. and journalist, editor and. >> author of. >> the. >> newsletter fresh hell. >> available on substack tina brown. >> i love it. >> my favorite. >> newsletter. >> the bbc's. >> katty kay. >> is still. >> with us as well. she's the host of the rest is politics. >> podcast. which is amazing as well. >> so jim vandehei, you've actually written about axios, has actually