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pro ukrainian russian forces carried down several rates in the region. russian president, vladimir, susan, says he assessing up defense is also coming up on the program, texas controversial new port as policies all forced out in the us courts with immigration, a top issue in this year's election. we looked at how one communities far away from the board to this being impacted and find out which country is all smiles off to being named the happiest on the planet for the 7th straight. yeah, the menu group is making them good to have you with us. russian authorities say that evacuating families from some areas along the ukrainian border. also what local officials called selling attacks by keeps forces footage released by the government of belgrade through social media shows destroyed vehicles um damage buildings. in addition to the evacuations, officials say schools will close at least of the holidays, while universities will hold. cloth is remote they, they also said a buffer zone would be created to protect civilians. again, strikes and cross border rates in the area of this map shows belgr

crying 2 years ago. voting is being held up to 3 days from friday until sunday president vladimir putin as old susan to win another town, which would last until the 25th. a. several russians had been arrested off the sabotaging bell of boxes, pouring ankle even sitting them on file to send your battery has moved from moscow . it's a family affair for the skin, since they are some of the 1st a caster pallets and the russian capital. on friday, olga is a blogger, and the mother of 2, she says, voting is her civic duty and that she voted for vladimir putting. so it is her husband, boris now its uh, the best candidates and also, uh, i like the policy that we have now in russia. and the thing that's uh, what is he doing uh, its uh, everything has to get to, to, to get over the country better and stronger. this cases are not alone. 72 year old move off to chicago, also voted for pewter. your progress was very february. i've made my choice, i agree with my president and his policies both are domestic and abroad. i've chosen a man who i control the leader of the country. his name is vladimir putin. i trust

please susan, viktor orban is one of vladimir putin's only european allies donald trump welcome to attend into his home this weekend. he then went on cnbc and kind of bragged about it. those people who are listening to that interview, i know they don't like to hear that joe biden wants to tax the rich but are they a-ok with one of putin's homeboys laughing it up with trump all weekend? they feel good about that? >> look, one of the most striking things, i think, that makes donald trump different from any president of the united states, democrat or republican, is his striking affinity with the world's dictators, strongmen, and sort of bad guys and orban has become sort of a celebrated figure of the american far right, as well as the european far right over the last few years. trump praised him the other day in remarkable terms for an aspiring president of the united states. he said basically what he is a noncontroversial figure in hungary because he basically doesn't brook, any disagreement with his views. and to donald trump, that is high praise. donald trump has a love affair with kim jo

it was very notable that we haven't really heard from vladimir putin himself yet, comforting the country in this moment of horrible attack. >> susan, john, mark, thank you all so much. when we returned, trump's truth social merger could throw him a much-needed massive cash lifeline, but it might not bail them out of the financial trouble awaiting him this coming monday. we will get into it. and later, two former congressman weigh in on marjorie taylor greene's move to get rid of the house speaker. all of this happening in the middle of an election year. they will have to explain politics to me. the 11th hour is just getting underway on a very busy friday night. have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. hurry up dad! i'm trying! this cheap stuff is too

vladimir putin himself yet. comforting the country in this moment of horrible attack. >> all right, susan, john, mark, thanks so much. when we return, trump's truth social merger could throw him a much needed massive cash lifeline but it might not bail him out of the financial trouble awaiting him this coming monday. we will get into it. and two former congressmen weigh in on marjorie taylor green's move to get rid of the house speaker. all of this in the middle of an election year. they will have to explain politics to me because they don't make sense. the 11th hour getting underway on a very busy friday night. bu. (shouting) how can you see me squinting? (shouting) i can't! i'm just telling everyone! ...hey! see your tax refund go further with buy one get one free at visionworks. see the difference. disrupts my skin, night and day. despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that reduces the itch and helps clear the rash of eczema—fast. some rinvoq patients felt significant itch relief as early as 2 days. some achieved dramatic skin clearance as early as

vladimir and the u.s. is a election away from having a president who himself could be the biggest national and global security threat the world has ever seen. joining me now is susanmer director of the domestic policy counsel for the biden administration, the former national security advisor and former un ambassador in the obama administration. welcome back to the sunday show. >> great to be with you. >> on the specific concern about trump being indebted to a foreign entity how concerned should we be about that? >> i think it is a real concern, we have to wait and see how his financial situation plays out but should it come to a point where he is required to take money from the individual or a entity foreign or domestic that he is therefore then beholden to, his financial interests as has been the case ever since we experienced trump will be for most in his mind about the national interest, he consistently puts his personal and political interests ahead of the american people. as michael cohen said, if there were a situation where he had to take money from a foreign entity in a quantity as large as we are talking here, more than half $1 billion, that would be a gr

vladimir putin, since the invasion of ukraine. his solution is elect me, and, magically, wars will end. the border will close. the economy will inflate just at the joy of having me as your dear leader. >> susan glasser is a staff writer at the new yorker. that's the show for tonight. remember, you can catch me back here tomorrow and sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern in my usual slot. i will be joined by nikole hannah jones out with a ground breaking new essay where she reveals the conservative movement to roll back racial progress in america. and when i visited gaza in 2019, i first met this woman, a remarkable young entrepreneur who developed compact solar charge to help people in gaza cope with routine power outages. heifer family has endoured devastating losses since then but she and her brother have gotten out of gaza and they join me tomorrow. before that, we have something amazing for you right now. a special edition of the trump indictments cohosted by andrew weissman and melissa murray. weissman and melissa murray.