victor wrote me that he and abigail broke off their relationship. victor: hola, adriana. [trujillo speaking spanish] [victor speaking spanish] [trujillo speaking spanish] [vicr speaking spanish] [man speaking arabic] [palacios speaking arabic] [samir speaking spanish] [palacios speaking spanish] [samir speaking spanish] [boy speaking foreign language] [palacios speaking spanish] [samir speaking spanish] [laughter, indistinct chatter] palacios: sometimes i wonder what we have done wrong, because for many years we have exploited their resources in africa, making them flee. and they were welcomed here because they helped us to develop our countries. but now we don't need them anymore. and even though we continue to exploit their countries and their resources, they're not welcome anymore. [speaking spanish] [abubaker speaking spanish] [camera's shutter clicking] [speaking spanish] [palacios speaking spanish] [boy speaking spanish] [trujillo speaking spanish] [victor speaking spanish] trump:ho's gonna pay for the wall? crowd: mexico! man: it's the touchstone of trumpism, and p

i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm alisyn camerota. the u.s. begins 2022 with a winter blizzard and a viral blizzard. more than 20 million americans are under weather alerts from the southeast to new england. this is the region's first major snowstorm of the season. in the meantime, the omicron variant has driven the average new infections to a record breaking 404,000 a day. >> hospitalizations are rising at a slower rate, but we are now learning that there are 100,000 people in the u.s. in hospitals with covid. this double hit has led to major disruptions, schools and businesses and travel. one major airport has ordered a ground stop because of the severe weather, and that is on top of the 17,000 plus flights that have been cancelled since christmas eve from staff sickouts because of covid. we begin the hour with cnn aviation correspondent pete muntean at reagan national. first, talk about this ground stop, and when potentially flights will resume. >> well, the good news here victor, is that we just learned that the ground stop for flights com

>> reporter: that is right, victor.er was upheld by the court, the three year ban automatically applies. home affaired minnist her did say that hypothetically there may be some convincing reasons to overturn that ban in the future. but he might want to think about whether he gets vaccinated in the future because right now as it stands he would not be able to participate in the french open at roland garros and defend his title there because the french sports minister told cnn today there is no exception to the french vaccine pass law which requires people to show proof of vaccination to get into restaurants, bars, theaters and sporting venues as well and that is not just for the spectators, that is for the athletes as well. the french president had previously said his aim was to pis off the unvaccinated and he's likely succeeded in at least making one particular unvaccinated serb think hard about his decision making. today at the airport he got a heroed welcome, with banners and flags to try to catch a glimpse of djokovi

vÍctor: mi vida ya no la soporto de esta manera tan inhumana que la estoy viviendo.sÍ gravemente enfermo. ya no soportaba poder respirar por una enfermedad pulmonar crÓnica que padecÍa. los dolores horribles dan la espalda, diabetes, amenaza de mutilaciÓn de sus piernas y haber sobrevivido a dos infartos cerebrales y cuatro cirugÍas en la columna. si dios no quiere que me hagan la eutanasia, no me la aprobaran, pero a su voluntad la aprobaron. adriana: se marchÓ en completa paz con dios . su esposa que lo cuido y amo por mÁs de 20 aÑos y aunque muy triste, lo acompaÑÓ hasta las puertas de la muerte. la familia entera sabÍa que ya no daba mÁs. >> ese amor tan grande que tenÍa por mÍ. tenÍa mucho amor y eso es lo que me queda. adriana: en su Último dÍa sobre la tierra, vÍctor pasÓ cada segundo con su familia, pero comenzÓ a sentirse muy mal desde el mediodÍa. vÍctor escobar le pidiÓ a su familia que no lo lloren, que lo guarden en su corazÓn y que lo crimen cuando estÉ muerto. en bogotÁ, colombia, adriana villamarÍn, univisiÓn. ilia: hace poco, fÉlix le preguntÓ al exp

thank you. >> thank you, victor.. >> you too. >> now join far he'd zachary as he invites the fight to save american democracy sunday night at 9:00 right here on cnn. >>> a georgia judge is about to sentence the three men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery as he was jogging. ahmaud arbery's mother and brother and sister have told the judge how they've been impacted by the crime. we'll go live to the courthouse next. move your student loan debt to sofi. earn a $1,000 bonus when you refi- and feel what it's like to get your money right. better skin from your body wash? try olay body wash with skincare super ingredient collagen! olay body wash hydrates to improve skin 3x better, from dry and dull to firm and radiant. with olay body, i feel fearless in my skin. ever rushed to a doctor's appointment and thought: [whispers] "couldn't i do this from home?" only to get inside, where time stands still. "how long do i have to wait here?" healthcare makes many of us feel anxious, confused, exposed, and overwhelmed—but it doesn

>> hey, thanks for having me, victor.sident and the president, i actually think that the vice president's speech hasn't gotten a lot of attention. but the points about the filibuster, the strong call to modify the rules for the filibuster or as he said end it in regards to voting rights, that was a strong call. that's closer to the kind of thing that we wanted to hear. we still, some of us, would have liked to have seen a little bit more laid out in terms of an outline of what the next actions would be but we're starting to see that as soon as today, as you all have talked about in terms of him and the vice president making phone calls, and the caucus meeting tomorrow. those are exactly the kinds of actions that our coalition was calling for, more so than the speech. we would have loved for the speech to have been given in d.c., and they could have started on some of those actions even yesterday including some of the voting that could have started on yesterday. but we're glad that we're at the point where we're at now. we

>> reporter: victor, the u.s. says they monitored the launch and are in touch with allies such as japan and south korea. japan put out a map of where the missiles landed, east of north korea in the sea there. the south koreans released a few more details, they reached an altitude of 25 miles, and flew just under 250 miles. in that sense, these two suspected short range ballistic missiles are very similar to the last two short range ballistic missiles that were launched late last week. those, north korea said, were not a test of the missiles but were a test of the rail cars that launched them, essentially a launching mechanism. what's alarming, what's note worthy for the united states is simply the frequency with which north korea is carrying out these tests. secretary of state, antony blinken spoke with his south korea counter part, assured the u.s. is behind them and with them as this pace continued. as you noted, victor, it's in light of and despite all of the sanctions that the u.s. put on north koreans for ass

the european union punished victor orbán and hungary.ing live pictures on the buffer zone on the hungry serbian border. hungary decided to, to build what they called a technical obstacle.this is not requested by the european union. the eu is currently proceeding with article 7, which could invoke disciplinary action and the suspension of some eu membership rights. i mean, how does hungary feel being sanctioned by the eu itself? we are not. as usual orban's government held the line. how many people are you now catching trying to come across your southern border? from january, 50,000 tried to make it. to reach the territory of the european union. but all of them were stopped by the fence and the whole system. all of them? you don't think anybody made it? no, not at all. pretty great. 100% secure. more than 1.3 million people from nations across the globe, africa and the middle east, claimed asylum in europe in 2015. often they were coached on how to enter by soros funded ngos. hungarian border patrol took us on a tour of the fence. so ther

but euthanasia clinics turned down. victor escobar because he was not close to death. he fought for 2 years to be allowed to receive euthanasia. legally. and last july, columbia supreme court changed those rules, sat between his wife and his lawyer before he began the procedure. he hoped that his death would help. others said a little you go if you was managed to do this so that patients like myself who are not terminal but are in a degenerative condition, managed to win this battle. i read america. it's a battle which opens the doors for other patients behind me who wish to have a dignified death right now. not everyone agrees with the policy. columbia's catholic church maintains a strong stance against assisted dying. but victor ask about family supported his decision and later in a video message, his lawyer confirmed that his wish to die with dignity had been carried out sport now and tennis will number one novick jock of it remains in detention hotel in australia, battling his deportation in court rather than being on court, preparing for the striving open. now cou

and alisyn and victor, they've got a bit of a mixed bag here.bigger mandate that would have affected more workers won't go into effect. the smaller mandate that affects about 10 million healthcare workers will go into effect. >> jessica, really helpful on helping us understand all this. let's bring in elie honig. split decision. do either of these surprise you? >> no, alisyn. the key question in both of these cases, both of these mandates, is, is the mandate too broad and who gets to decide? on the bigger mandate, the vaccine or test mandate applicable to all businesses of 100 or more employees across the countr country, if you listen to those arguments, the conservative majority on the court clearly felt that the mandate was too broad, that it was not tailored to any particular industry, that it applied regardless of local conditions or what other precautions a business might have taken, and the conservative majority seemed to be of the view that this is not up to an agency, as jessica said. this is not the kind of thing osha can do within its

alisyn, victor?> alexandra field, thank you. >>> so, president biden plans to meet with his covid response team soon. a source says that the cdc plans to update their guidance on that shortened isolation period for people who test positive. >> some experts say a negative test should also be required to end isolation. cnn chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins joins us now. what do we expect to hear from the president? >> reporter: he's going to talk about just an update generally on omicron. i wouldn't expect a ton of new, though we did just hear from the white house that he is going to say they have doubled their purchase of that pfizer anti-covid pill. of course that's the one that got the authorization from the fda last week. it is very significant, because it can be -- it can make a real difference in treating coronavirus and responding to patients who obviously get it. however, we should at that dr. anthony fauci did tell cnn last week when it was still those ten million courses they ha

sarah: hi, victor. good to talk to you. is it true that your call sign is ike?i know everything." sarah: if elon musk's starship does go to the moon there's a good chance victor glover will be on it. he's one of nasa's 18 artemis astronauts now training for the mission. sarah: what would it mean to you, personally, to go to the moon? victor: wow, that's a big questio that's--wow. personally, it would be the realization of a dream. but to be able to work on the surface of the moon, whoever we've sent, they're gonna have a great story to tell. they're gonna have a great way to connect to people all over the world, because they've unified humanity behind this one reallyowerful idea, our generation's moon shot. female: and there they are, first-- sarah: in november 2020, victor glover piloted a spacex capsule to the international space station. sarah: you piloted the first operational flight of spacex's crew dragon. what do you think about the speed that they're moving at now? victor: i think that really fast evolution is a part of a much larger move to this new ide

victor, alisyn?eful that omicron could be ushering in the final covid wave. but dr. fauci says it's too soon to tell. >> it is an open question as to whether or not omicron is going to be the live virus vaccination that everyone is hoping for, because you have such a great deal of variability with new variants emerging. >> new variants. let's bring in now dr. abdul el-sayed, an epidemiologist and the former health commissioner for detroit. let's start with what we heard from dr. fauci. maybe this is not the transition to an endemic but is there anything that we should expect in this next phase after seeing hundreds of thousands of new cases every day for weeks? >> let me just explain some of the context of this. what dr. fauci shared is that if you are not vaccinated and/or you get a breakthrough case, you are getting a dose of immunity from this variant, and we know that it's happening all at once. that's what that huge upward trend looks like, and the question is, is it building a wall of immunity

welcome to "newsroom." >> i'm victor blackwell. up to 10 million people in ten states are under blizzard warnings in northeast. the weekend nor'easter is expected to create white-out conditions with no visibility at some points. an estimated 75 million people from the southeast to new england may face heavy snow and near hurricane-force winds. >> more than 1100 flights have already been canceled. towns an cities are preparing for potential power outages, coastal flooding and more. we'll have more on that in a second. >>> meanwhile, any moment now, president biden will be speaking in pittsburgh. he was originally heading there to talk about the american economy, but then this morning a frightening new headline presented itself. >> the president arrived in pittsburgh just hours after a major bridge collapse in the city. a few moments ago the president visited the collapsed bridge to see the devastation for himself. now the pictures, they are striking. you could see a bus, look at this, dangling over one part of the bridge. as several

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victor and alice snn >> ryan nobles, thank you very much.anta, georgia, where president biden and vice president harris are about to lay a wreath at the tomb of reverend dr. martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king. >> we see the president and vice president walking with martin luther king iii and we see bernice king as well, alongside the vice president. we, of course, expect the president to lay a wreath here. he'll have some remarks on voting rights a little later this afternoon. we'll, of course, keep an eye on what happens here and bring you any significant remarks that the president makes. >>> so, we will take a quick break. y'all heard it here. if you wanna be fresh, you gotta refresh, like subway®. like the new baja steak & jack tender, thicker-cut steak and. wait sooo you're not coming out of retirement? i'm just here because subway has so much new, they bought time in this press conference to talk about it. ♪ (peaceful music) ♪ ♪ ♪ (battle sounds from phone) ♪ ♪ (battle sounds stop) ♪ ♪ (dragon roar from phone) ♪ ♪ >> vo: my c

but victor escobar, family supported his decision. and later in a video message, his lawyer confirmed that his wish to die with dignity had been carried out. let's turn now to some other stories making news right now. a judge in the u. s. state of georgia has sent him to 3 white men who killed black men, awkward ivory to life in prison. 25 year old ivory was out jogging when he was shot dead. father and son who armed themselves and chased him. if no chance of parole by operation at least 22 people have died of pakistan after being trapped in their vehicles at a heavy snowstorm. taurus had flocked to maury, north of the capital was all about creating a massive traffic jam in the area. the provincial chief minister has declared murray a disaster area. ethiopia has released opposition. leader escalator, niga, the and hara politician was detained in 2020 after deadly anti government protests . his release is among a series of surprise. pardons for high profile political prisoners, announced by the government on friday. it said the move wa

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i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm alisyn camerota. new developments in the investigation into that devastating apartment fire in the bronx. the deadly fire in new york city in more than 30 years. the number of people killed was revised to at least 17 people, including eight children. but officials warn that number could climb. we do have some positive news this hour, and that is that only eight people remain hospitalized. the fire appears to have been started by a malfunctioning space heater on the third floor of this 19-store building. >> cnn's shimon prokupecz is live in the bronx. shimon, a revision of those numbers. sometimes that happens in the immediacy of an event like this. what else did you learn? >> yeah, and that happens because some of the numbers are doubled up. the fire commissioner said. the thing now is really it's focusing on the community. all really living in this one building where this fire happened. that's what now the community is doing. that is what city officials trying to figure out exactly who died, who's in

tell us what you know. >> reporter: yeah, victor, we've just confirmed this report. by axios and committee sources are telling us that it is indeed true that the committee is preparing to send a letter to fox news host sean hannity asking that he voluntarily appear before the committee to discuss what he knows about the events leading up to and on january 6th. of course the committee has already been very public about the information that they've received about hannity's interactions with the former president and his staff, specifically on january 6th. they revealed text messages that hannity sent to the then white house chief of staff mark meadows on that day. and they outlined some of those text messages as part of their criminal contempt referral report of the former chief of staff mark meadows, so it's clear that they believe that hannity knows a lot about what took place on that day, and they'd like to learn even more information from hannity about his role and everything that took place on january 6th. now, what's important to point out about the committee's st

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we should be leveraging that. >> laura: victor -- victor, what happened there? it's the russia hoax that prevented what i think trump probably wanted to do is to try to box out china by having some alliances with russia? >> yeah, i think we gyrated during the obama-biden years. we have them. we dismantled missiles defense. the hot mike conversation the failed reset and putin went into eastern ukraine and cry because he thought we were not going to do anything and we would not have. and we went all the way over one trump cayman with a letter saying there was -- and we really offended the russian people because there wasn't collusion. and the only time that putin did a move was in this four year period one trump did things like take out so many -- destroy irises except to get help with north korea -- russia didn't move. biden, the first think he came in, he asked for certain targets to be taken off the russian hacker lists. in other words, if you're going to hack companies, don't do this company. and then the afghanistan tragedy. and it's hard to recapture. it so

i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm alisyn camerota. the u.s. is trying to deter russia from invading ukraine. cnn has learned that the biden administration is considering new military options to help ukraine defend itself from a possible russian invasion. >> secretary of state antony blinken will meet face-to-face with his russian counter part in geneva. in a few hours, he'll travel to kiev to meet with the ukrainian president tomorrow and on to germany in search of european allies to avoid war. world leaders are on edge because of increased military drills near the ukrainian border. frederik pleitgen is in moscow. what are the russians saying about all of this. >> reporter: the russianings continue to say they believe they are not the ones threatening anybody. one of the interesting things is also before secretary of state blinken is going to meet the german foreign minister in b berlin. she mess with sergiy lavrov. the germans key in all of this because of the pipeline, the project between russia and germany. if there are further military adv

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. >> i'm victor blackwell. the legal troubles are piling up for former president trump and his allies who tried to overturn the election. sources tell cnn the january 6th committee has received hundreds of pages of trump white house documents today from the national archives, now that the supreme court has cleared the way. >> we're also learning new details about how top trump campaign officials and allies led by rudy giuliani allegedly oversaw efforts to try to steal the election by putting forward fake electors from seven states that trump lost. also this week an atlanta area district attorney requested a special grand jury to investigate the former president's election interference in georgia, and trump family members are also under the legal spotlight as the january 6th committee is asking ivanka trump to cooperate and has subpoenaed phone records from other trump family members. >> we're starting, though, with the breaking news, today. the department of justice has just charged a texas man for allegedly ma

tell us more. >> yeah, victor. this is more evidence that there's a lot about what kevin mccarthy knows leading up to on january 6th and after january 6th that hasn't really been publicly revealed. we knew that at one point mccarthy told some of his republican colleagues in a closed door meeting that the president had expressed some responsibility for what had happened on january 6th but he quickly walked that back and had really come to defend the former president in the days after ji january 6th. this is the first time we're actually hearing him say those words. take a listen to what he told this radio host in bakersfield shortly after the january 6th insurrection. >> i say he has responsibility, he told me personally that he does have some responsibility. i think a lot of people do. what i proposed which i think history will say i'm right, this is the right thing to do, i believe, have a bipartisan commission and get all of your facts. actually work through the grand jury to find out at the end instead of pre-de

" >> and i'm victor blackwell. it is good to be with you. next hour, president biden will speak with the european leaders as the responsibility of a russian invasion into ukraine seems more imminent. the white house is in its initial -- rather i should say final stages of deciding which military units to send to eastern europe. tens of thousands of russian troops have amassed along the ukraine border. >> nato allies are putting forces on stand by and sending additional ships anz fighter jets to the region and they will reduce staff at the american embassy in kyiv, because of quote, continued threats of significant russian military action. so let's begin with kaitlan collins. so what is the plan for the video call next hour? >> well this is a call that has about nine leaders on there from europe. ukraine is not on this call. we just asked the white house about that. they poipnted to other conversations the biden administration has had with them, and including tony blinkent, but this is not on this call that will hap

. >> i'm victor blackwell. it's good to be with you. president biden is visiting ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. the president just paid tribute at king's burial site which is near the church in atlanta. speaking of reverend dr. martin luther king. the city is the backdrop to what's being called the president's most urgent plea yet for voting rights. soon he will push for two federal laws that would standardize elections. it's an effort to combat a slew of new laws put into place by republican state legislatures to restrict voting in response to the lie that the 2020 election was stolen. >> this is one of those defining moments, it really is. people are going to be judged. where were they before, where were they after the vote. history is going to judge you. it's that consequential. >> 19 states have already passed 34 laws that limit voting hours, remove ballot drop boxes or take power away from nonpartisan local election officials. some states center already installed trump loyalists into important election oversight roles. several

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. we're starting this hour with this devastating apartment building fire in the bronx. the deadliest fire in new york city if more than 30 years. now the number of people killed was revised to at least 17 people including eight children. >> the fire is being blamed on a faulty space heater. dozens more were injured, 32 people went to the hospital with life-threatening conditions. and officials say the death toll could climb. so firefighters say they found victims on every floor of this building. many survivors feared they would not make it out. >> i would see the flames an the smoke and everything and coming into my apartment. okay. you're being trapped somewhere as you see we have no fire escapes, and obviously the building was not fireproof like we thought it was. just smoke coming in, just the fact that we're in a building that is burning and you don't know how you're going to get out. >> brin ging grass is joining us. there was just a briefing from officials. what did you learn? >>

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victor brombert was with the first american armored division to land on omaha beach. he is still haunted by what he experienced that day. >> brombert: i saw immense debris. wounded people. dead people. i remember being up on a cliff the first night over omaha beach. and we were strafed and i said to myself, uh, "now, it's the end," because i could- you could feel the machine gun bullets. >> wertheim: is that when you first realize- i'm- i'm in a war here? >> brombert: yes, i realized that i was afraid. i never calculated that there is such a thing as terror, fear. so, i experienced viscerally, fear. >> wertheim: on the front lines from normandy onwards, the ritchie boys fought in every major battle in europe, collecting tactical intelligence, interrogating prisoners and civilians, all in service of winning the war. when we come back, we'll hear about some of the surprising ways they forged connections with the enemy in order to extract strategic information. ( ticking ) >> wertheim: in 1944, the ritchie boys headed to europe to fight in a war that was for them, intens

>>> top of the hour on "cnn newsroom," i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm alisyn camerota. we have two attempts of the january 6 committee. iv they are seeking a voluntary interview with ivanka trump to know why this has been kept secret for so long. >> this was january 2nd of 2021, georgia da requests a grand jury for the trump election probe. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. >> we're with sara murray. sara, tell us why the doj requested this grand jury. >> now ivanka trump sent a letter to the grand jury. she wants to compel witnesses to testify with subpoenas and more readily gather evidence. as you pointed out, this stemmed from the recording of this incredible call between former president donald trump and brad raffensperger. here is a portion of that. >> the people of georgia are angry. the people of the country are angry, and there is nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you've recalculated. >> mr. president, the challenge that you have is the data you have is wrong. >> reporter: now, in her letter, willis says they're ha

the news continues next with victor and alyson. have a great afternoon. >>> hello, everyone. >> it is good to be with you. a key measure of inflation just hit a 39-year high. the u.s. consumer price inflation index rose 7% over the past year and 5% from november to december. >> so in response, the white house tried to down play the report. >> it's really important to get under the hood of these monthly inflation reports and if you look at the change from november to december, inflation is up half a percent. that's considerably down from october and november when inflation was up .8 and .9% respectively. one reason why it came down in december, why the rate of inflation was slower in december is because energy prices actually fell after growing 6% in october and november. they actually fell half a percent in december. >> okay. matt eagen joins us now. give us your take. >> well, clearly the cost of living is going up. in some cases, pretty dramatically. consumer prices up by 7% from a year ago. the biggest spike in 39 years. month o

hang on, victor of and yama was a tottenham between 20162020. he's an exception to the rule both. what is kenya's and east africa's problem canyon? dennis aaliyah to spend 10 years playing in friend says it has nothing to do with physical similar it's lack of exposure, east africa as a virgin, feel for scouts. and there is a lot of untapped talent for why the lack of exposure. what makes countries in eastern africa, different easterly gama, up by the be a declines. he bought a gun good day. this local news, he go to review on g, but i think the foot don't lawful bullock this way down because i had spoke picking up a little gun, a fig or nothing to list the thumb will come on. oh, rueful bullet is for what? so are the varying levels of quality in african football also related to the colonial legacy. listen up. time for history. class french club started to recruit players from morocco and jerry as early as the thirty's. both countries were then under french rule. they also established transfer networks from the fifty's onwards with west africa. portuguese club started recruiting fr

for belle, great, we have victor on a which, who is the lead expert at the center for actual politics? and on the line from al marcy conflict sounds largest city. we have a cea to the sofa who is a political activist. very welcome to the program to you all. now the reason that she is on the phone line is because the internet has been caught. ah, so it makes you know, doing the zoom very difficult as well as getting information out very difficult. ah, that's come to you 1st as the i just saw it was the latest there on the ground in terms of these protests and in terms of the reaction to them. while we are currently on lock down, the everyone is we are advised to stay home because it's not safe to be on the street to, to a so called anti terrorist operations. that is in progress. what do you make of these assertions? i see that from the president that these protests are coming from foreign, actives terrorists who are causing this on rest. ah, you see everything is so unclear now, but there are definitely for 2 years, the chromecast and their own interest, which i'm not sure. and we're a

i'm victor blackwell. >> we're following breaking news on the insurrection investigation. the january 6th, select committee has issued subpoenas to people tied to the fake electors plot. >> what do we know about the subpoenas? >> the committee has issued it for 14 republicans from seven states who served on bogus slates of trump electors in 2020 as part of the scheme to subvert the electoral college. the gop leaders served as state or chair designed to be alternated if republicans were to have succeeds in denying the certifications of actual electoral votes that were won by joe biden. the tarpgets today have not household names. this alternate slate has become a big focus not only for the select committee but for other investigators as well. deputy attorney general told our colleague evan perez earlier this week that the justice department is looking into this effort to see if there was any criminal wrong doing. the eft to file fake electoral slates has direct ties to the trump campaign. rudy giuliani coordinated this effort. the scheme did not work and then vice president

before we ask you any questions, victor, and i are going to do a dramatic recreation. >> we do that sofference between what hannity was saying. >> here's what sean hannity texted the night before the insurrection to former president trump's chief of staff mark meadows. i'm very worried about the next 48 hours. now, later that night he seemed to express big concern about the pressure on the vice president and that the white house legal team would jump ship. he text pence pressure white house counsel will leave. >> okay. now listen to what hannity said on the air the day before the attack. >> big day tomorrow, big crowds apparently showed up to the point where the west wing could hear the music and the chanting o of the people that were there already, and this all kicks off in the morning tomorrow? >> well, sean, that's right, and tomorrow is an important day. >> like he's acting like it's a tailgate party, okay, on the air, but before that he was saying he was really worried. then on january 6th, he began pushing the false claim that the rioters weren't trump supporters and they were so

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. >> and i'm victor blackwell. in about an hour, president biden will mark one year in office with a rare news conference. he's sure to face some tough questions. he's working to contain the pandemic and inflation. a bitterly divided congress is stalling critical parts of his agenda. he has some successes, the historic infrastructure deal, the $2 trillion covid relief package, but the president is now entering his second year with the second worst approval rating of any modern day president. >> cnn is also learning that some top democrats are going frustrated with president biden saying he has no plan to help with the midterm elections, and to tackle the threat of a republican takeover of the house. in three dozen exclusive interviews with cnn, top democrats say the white house political operation is unprepared and unresponsive even to basic requests for help. cnn's jeff zeleny is at the white house. so jeff, what are we expecting to hear from the president in an hour? >> well, alisyn, and victor, president biden o

victor davis hanson. great to have you with us. if i may, i'd like to put up on the screen a "new york post" op-ed headline that reads "biden acts like putin's puppet more than trump ever did." you take a look at the corners that president trump was cozying up to president putin, you look at the movements in terms of what's gone on here and now that we have twice as much russian oil that we bring into this country and pay for than we did last year, how do you assess it? >> sandra: the beginning of wisdom is to see how we got here as mr. o'brien said. you have to remember, putin did this in 2014 when he invaded crimea. we remember the hot mic moment where obama said wait until after the election. then we had four years as the president was called a puppet. john brennan and clapper called him a traitor and treasonist. but we flooded the world that russia didn't like. we killed 200 russian mercenaries, we stood up to north korea, got out of the iran deal. putin said that we were unpredictable as we beefed up

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victor still has a helmet just in case. >> my wife says maybe you shouldn't and i say we need to getdy. the war in the east has claimed all these lives and kind of a frozen reality. people still die, but nothing much changes. the presence of russian troops raises the possibility of something infinitely worse. what can nato do to stop it? ahead of the talks, the prime minister was in brussels to presser government's case. >> the most principled position for the ukraine is that we have a sovereign right to choose our own security including treaties and airlines. >> protesters launched a new # that they don't think the russian leader can be trusted and they don't think anyone, nato or their own government should be doing deals. >> that is the scene in the ukraine. the nato sectary sat down with our defense correspondent jonathan beale. >> after these talks with russia , are you more optimistic that there will not be an armed conflict again in the ukraine? >> it is not possible to say anything. what i know is that there is a real risk. and that is exactly why the meeting is important bec

>> victor oquendo with us tonight from florida. victor, thank you. >>> we turn now to the january 6th investigation and the chairman of the house committee revealing that former attorney general bill barr has been talking to the committee. here's jonathan karl tonight with what he's learned. >> reporter: while several members of former president trump's inner circle have refused to cooperate with the january 6th committee, his former attorney general, bill barr, has spoken to committee investigators. barr could be a key witness. in an interview for my book "betrayal," barr told me he investigated allegations of election fraud and told trump flatly they were b.s. >> if i found something, you know, i had no motive to suppress it. but my suspicion all the way along was there was nothing there, that it was all [ bleep ]. >> reporter: that including trump's claim that voting machines were rigged. >> you could tell me all you want to about, you know, this could have been hacked or, you know, whatever, but it's a counting machine. so, you

host: we crossover now to belgrade where we have victor.s the russian president likely to be viewing these developments? >> the events in kazakhstan has been a surprise. it is an unexpected turn of events for moscow, and it comes at a sensitive time way to moscow is preparing for negotiations with the united states and nato on security guarantees in europe and on ukraine. it is going to make russia's negotiation position stronger. if pressure's involvement -- russia's involvement in kazakhstan, if it goes sour it will negatively impact russia's position in upcoming negotiations. this is not something moscow was looking for. kazakhstan is an important ally for moscow. it is the largest state and central asia. it is the second largest country in the eurasian economic union where russia dominates and russia, it is important to keep kazakhstan a member of the economic union and a member of the collective security treaty organization, so when russia saw that the situation in kazakhstan was getting out of control and it was happening quite fast,

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recently author historian victor davis hanson joined booktv for our monthly call in program. he came on to talk about american political history and his many books. in case you missed it, here is a bit of that program. >> today that you cancel somebody else because you don't agree or you tear down the statues with a city council or rename things without consistency. we are washing away people and ideas and things. where the constitutional means or we are suspending free speech or the due process on campus so this isn't the democratic party we knew. >> host: author and historian victor davis hanson on booktv's in-depth program. a reminder that in-depth is live the first sunday every month at noon we invite a prominent author to talk about his or her body of work and to take your phone calls. in january another historian will be the guest and he will talk about the intellectual history in the united states reconstruction era, abraham lincoln, robert e lee et cetera and he will be taking your calls as well. in february, georgetown university will be our guest. finally, here on a