on the russian side has ever talked about the task of occupying all of ukraine, by the way, well, weidena lot of lyrical, so to speak, incorrect digressions. he spoke about the battle near kiev, and allegedly about the intention of russia to take kiev, there was no such intention, but nevertheless. here are his comments, and inadmissibility the occupation of the whole of ukraine actually creates the prerequisites potentially. e for some kind of agreement, because russia does not have this intention. a and. a. here, the biden will be able to end up saying what to say, but to some deal without losing face. yes, because he did not allow it. and the occupation of ukraine, despite the fact that this intention was not e, but nevertheless we see a clear desire of the united states to delay the military, how do you know this from the actions that the united states is doing a from deliveries of arms from the absence of dialogue, if they want a compromise, then let's start a dialogue, if they want some kind of compromise , end the conflict, then it is necessary to end the conflict, and not talk ab

no troubles, there are separate financial industrial groups that are fully named on this and the weidentely not lose. e from dispersal of inflation. e in america and therefore separate financial-industrial groups. they are clearly cashing in on this arms dealers. these are traders, the same american oil and gas producers, a similar situation, but it only worse exists in europe, and this speech here shows that there are voices in europe, there are goals that understand that america is simultaneously trying to weaken europe and that these sanctions are in general something hit the economy. cork is much stronger than on the american economy, but here again there are problems, a certain circle of people is quite narrow, who benefits from all this and those who rely on transatlantic cooperation on this pro-american lobby. these are the same politicians who, again, want to shove uh off their heads. e responsibility for the existing problem on other military-industrial complex. damn the president. well, this is approximately the picture, we will continue to draw it with neat strokes immediatel

weiden, aye. mr. young, mr. young, no. mr. graham, mr.e votes, but looks like we have three republicans as expected, murkowski, collins and romney, senator graham came back and voted no, and rand paul we have not heard from, so looks like 53 to 46. >> sandra: bring in shannon bream, watching this historic vote, shannon. >> yes, and you have to remember, such a modern political creation. used to be they didn't have confirmation hearings, the nominee did not show up, there were voice votes. even as recent as justice scalia, 98-0. we have entered a totally different situation, the votes are highly partisan, usually along the party lines and that seems to be the modern way the confirmation hearings and votes are going. important to note judge jackson remains judge jackson for now. she does not become justice until there is an opening on the court and justice breyer said he will finish out the term through late june to early july, and then he will step down, and she will be sworn in and then at that point justice jackson. start work right away