russia's energy exports will continue to increase, said the senior director of the white house national security councile are looking at inflation and what the russian central bank has to say on the subject as europe creates a package of upcoming sanctions that affect oil and the energy sector in general. i'm really working closely with them to make sure this doesn't lead to a price spike that can only pervert and undermine our efforts , which is why we coordinate closely. tesla has not yet been able to cope with the task of rapidly increasing production due to the disruption of supply chains. first of all, in the field of lithium mining and the production of batteries, because of this, the company's plants in germany, the united states, lose astronomical amounts. what in berlin, what in austin are now just giant money ovens? yes, i can directly hear that, a deafening roar that burning money emits, like when a trash can burns more than a trash can, a small trash can, and here a whole gigafactory and berlin and austin lose billions of dollars right now shared fears about the prospects of the american eco

sea, such an initiative is supported by un staff and a number of diplomats, and the white house national security councileves that a possible agreement is the only viable option in life . here is the opinion of the situation of the russian economist vasily koltashov. the belarusian leadership rightly suggested that if it allows this grain to enter the baltic ports, and it is possible to do this, then it means that sanctions from belarus should be lifted. so it needs to be removed. this is the sanctions pressure, which is in many ways one of the sources e of the world food crisis, as they now say it concerns russia if russia misses. grain lift sanctions. why are you accusing russia of accusing the russian leadership of starting a global famine? and the west blames it. although it is the culprit of the rise in prices, it is the culprit - it is the responsibility of the us federal reserve, the bank of england, the european central bank, the bank of japan, and finally. why are you doing this, if uh, it's all about putting terrestrial from ukraine on the world market please, hmm russia is ready, even through

russia's energy exports will continue to increase, said the senior director of the white house national security councilwhat the russian central bank says on this topic and as europe creates a package of upcoming sanctions that relate to oil and the energy sector as a whole. i really work closely with them to ensure that this does not lead to a sharp increase in prices, which can only pervert and undermine our efforts , it is for this reason that we are closely carding into the events in ukraine, far from the main cause of inflation in the united states, the chairman concluded fed. jerome paula, answering the senator's questions. he stressed that the dynamics were high before and noted that the tools are regulators. they can only reduce the overall level of demand in the economy, but solve the problem of high oil prices. they are unable. at the end of the issue, let me remind you the exchange rates for today the dollar is 53 rubles. 27 kop. euro 55-83 is all i have for now. my name is alexis. i was born in colombia. my call sign is spartacus . i grew up in italy. i'm in new york, this wouldn't have happ

sea, such an initiative is supported by un staff and a number of diplomats, and the white house national security counciles that a possible agreement appears to be the only viable option. here is the opinion of the situation of the russian economist vasily koltashov. the belarusian leadership rightly suggested that if it allows this grain to enter the baltic ports, and it is possible to do this, then it means that sanctions from belarus should be lifted. so it needs to be removed. this is the sanctions pressure, which is in many ways one of the sources of the world food crisis, as they say now, this applies to russia if russia misses grain , sanctions are lifted. why are you accusing russia of accusing the russian leadership of starting a global famine? and the west blames it. although it is the culprit of the rise in prices, it is the culprit - it is the responsibility of the us federal reserve, the bank of england, the european central bank, the bank of japan, and finally. why are you doing this, if uh, the whole point is to put on the world market terrestrial from ukraine please there russia ready, ev

white house is still declining to confirm if or whether the meeting will happen. kaitlan collins is with us. we're now hearing from white house national security counciln kirby, the highest profile person to comment on this possible meeting. what does kirby have to say? >> basically, jake, what the white house is trying to do now is square what the president said on the campaign trail and the promises he made there with what he's preparing to do now as president, which is take this trip to saudi arabia, which hasn't been formally announced by the white house, but everyone knows it's in the works and they're working on finalizing those details. so what we're hearing from officials including john kirby, who was at the pentagon and now is at the national security council, is that basically, they see this as a matter of balancing moral values and those vows to make saudi arabia a pariah with strategic national security interests. >> the president has put in place accountability measures with respect to the khashoggi killing, but saudi arabia is also a strategic partner, and when foreign policy, it's about balancing the values and standing up for the value

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a spokesperson for the white house national security council spoke earlier to cnn's pam brown.defended the ministrations softening toward the region. >> what has not changed is a long-standing, eight decades long partnership with saudi arabia and members of other countries in the region. saudi arabia, specifically, a key partner in the fight against i.s.i.s. a key partner in the region in terms of counterterrorism writ large, in terms of pushing back on iran's destabilizing behavior. and again, we have worked closely with the saudi's, engaging diplomatically in the war on in yemen which obviously the president has called for that war to end uncalled for medically negotiated solutions is now working with the saudi's we have been able to help put in place a truce for two months with just got extended for another two. there is a spate of national security issues which remain front and center for us in the middle east, so it was that has not changed i think that is important. >> the white house says they are thinking about what a trip to the area would look like, and what would nee

russia's energy exports will continue to increase, said the senior director of the white house national security council inflation and what the russian central bank has to say on the subject and as europe creates a package of upcoming sanctions that affect oil and the energy sector in general. i'm really working closely with them to make sure this doesn't lead to a price spike that can only pervert and undermine our efforts for that very reason. we closely-cardinated events. in ukraine, far from the main cause of inflation in the united states, such a conclusion was made by the chairman of the federal reserve. jerome powell, answering the senator's questions. he stressed that the dynamics were high before and noted that the regulator's tools. they can only reduce the overall level of demand in the economy, but solve the problem of high oil prices. they are unable. at the end of the issue, let me remind you the exchange rates for today dollars 53 rubles. 27 kop. euro 55-83 is all i have for now. i invite you to our next issue of copyright isagon tv program which will be called the bloody liberty of europ

the white house national security council says new weapons are the longer range multiple launch rockettems. they are capable of reaching russia, but a senior administration official says ukraine has agreed in taking these weapons not to launch them into russia. as intense fighting continues in the east a ukrainian military official say russia has gained even more control of a critical city in the luhansk region. joining us now, msnbc news molly hunter in bucca, ukraine. let's talk about this advanced weapon system and anything you're hearing on the ground? >> that's right. this is what ukrainian officials, ukrainian soldiers and fighters in the donbas, richard engel has been speaking to, this is what they've been asking for and saying will put them in a position to fight russia in the donbas region. the key city is server donestk, a small pocket in the donbas region the heaviest fighting. we got administration about that city, they say about 60% of the city is under russian control, 20% under ukrainian control. the rest no man's land. the front line breaks that city in half. that was t

week, the pentagon revealed the details of a new us military aid package to ukraine , white house national security counciltrategic communications coordinator john kirby said that the americans would soon send four more 1,000 heim multiple rocket launchers to ukraine. grenade launchers and 2,000 machine guns. well, that is, upon closer examination, this package looks like. it is as if the american army is raking out the last thing left in its arsenal to help kiev at the same time us president joseph biden and another western leader british prime minister. boris johnson almost simultaneously said this week that the western world needs to prepare for a protracted war of biden attrition. at the same time, he is not at all ambiguous, he hinted that the main burden of the ukrainian crisis should be borne by the european union, because, according to him, this conflict will an endurance contest where both sides test what the russians can handle. and what will be ready. europe before the politicians on this subject spoke out the military last sunday secretary general. nato jens stoltenberg urged allies to prepare

media say what ordinary americans say, well , yesterday i was at a meeting at the national security council of the white house the directors of four key e-e departments were. of course, this is not a meeting with national security advisor sullivan, but it is a good opportunity to talk with key people who prepare analytics to discuss the situation what is in ukraine and what military aid do we need in order for deo to buy territories so that in the second phase of the war, uh, to make counter-offensives in order not to block the black sea? and also regain control over the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, and then he was the representative of the national security council of the white house who announced that this was a conversation between the two presidents about additional financial aid, but our task was to explain that we at the front, in particular , on the battlefield, ukraine needs more weapons. these weapons should be delivered faster because there are large losses and the kremlin's plans, in particular the scenarios we see. we also described possible offensives from different directions and why offens

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zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and then he is just the representative of the national council security of the white housenformed that this is a conversation between the two presidents about additional financial aid, but our task was to explain that we at the front, in particular , on the battlefield, ukraine needs more weapons . we need to deliver these weapons faster because there are heavy losses and the plans of the kremlin, in particular, those scenarios that we see. we also described possible offensives from different directions and why offensive heavy artillery is extremely necessary for us, and plus they also talked about rammstein, but for ukraine, in addition to that, it is an important weapon also the direction of sanctions important economic pressure and the fact that the european union failed to pass a tough embargo of sanctions against kirill. we also talked about russia finally being recognized as a state sponsor of terrorism, and the wagnerites as economic organizations. these are the issues on the agenda. but i will tell you, mr. serhii, the most important thing for us was to convey what

white house national security council john cyberbe, that is, weapons. take, but manpower. no.ier will officially reveal in ukraine what, as it were, hints to us all that he is not americans. yes, only they distance themselves from the parties to the conflict, but all these deliveries of tens of thousands of artillery shells, all these highmaxes, patrol boats and so on, in general, it seems to me, should. i don't know at the end you think it's a question. actually, they must force something to treat all these statements in a completely different way. firstly, uh, these statements are official. well, yes , a statement about the participation of the united states of america in this military conflict, participation in this they previously stated and said that their generals today take full control of this military operation. this is what they themselves declared, and this was written and said by western journalists, the third. today, based on what is happening, we see the tactics of action. which are imposed on us , shown to the whole world operation, by the way, about it. eh, aga

secretary of the pentagon, now he is the person who coordinates the press within the national security council in the white housesaid that one of the most important topics will be this american idea of ​​limiting the price of oil a limit so that all countries agreed that russia could not earn from oil, earn from this war, and if it was already sold by forced black gold, then no more than some limit price, as far as i understand, canada already says that she supports it, and germany said that she is ready to discuss it, well, with this one, with this set of tasks, joe biden is flying, he has already arrived in europe for the big seven, what is interesting here is that, in principle, the efforts of only the countries of the big seven are really not enough for this solution, yes just as you have now listed the topics of the big seven , it will not be enough. unfortunately, this decision is only jason in order to, for example, introduce a ban on the purchase of russian gold. but in any case, very serious proposals, very serious restrictions. initiate precisely from washington, colleagues, it was previously reported

speed nine comes with big guns including the national security council, the white house gender policy council, the surgeon general, and even the doj is promising to get involved. >> the department of justice is here to take place -- to take its role, take part in the critical work of this task force. we will publish an annual report of disinformation and all the information that we gather to further inform our enforcement efforts. >> laura: this includes efforts to police language to effectively insulate political figures and journalists from disinformation, abuse, and harassment. so, biden doj refuses to investigate actual abuse and harassment all across the country. which is clear domestic terrorism, but their pledging money and manpower to criminalize the expression of speech of their political opponents? i have to ask list tonight, you heard merrick garland there. what actually constitutes abuse and harassment? who makes the call? to these people refusing to use i don't know, preferred gender pronouns, that would constitute a hate crime. and again, actual acts of violence against

and i were speculating today with knowledge that one of the things the white house counsel does is sit in on national security council meetings and is involved in some of the most sensitive issues. if i recall correctly, john dean, as he was coming out against nixon, socked away some top secret documents which nixon had signed to say that he was lifting restrictions on wire tapping and break-ins and so forth. so what else does cipollone know? i think he knows volumes. >> carl, you told anderson earlier that former white house aide kathy hutchinson helped paint a picture in her testimony of, quote, mad king. how important a witness do you think hutchinson was, and what stood out to you the most? >> what stood out is she is a hugely important witness along the lines of john dean, because she has given a coherent, con contextual picture of a president out of control with no regard for the constitution, for the orderly transfer of power who would stage a coup. we haven't had testimony from anyone else like that. but what is the most important thing that has come out today, that is, we now understand that this committee b

my first step was to go to the white house to the africa bureau to the national security council and say to them i need to have an emergency meeting with all the air for 10 diplomats. for the end of january we got all the african diplomats in the room and i'm going through why i'm concerned. what we were doing domestically so africa would knowing could cable back to their country to things that we need to work rapidly develop tools and they can tell their ministries to utilize the capacity that we have built over the last two decades and i wanted them to know that our resources were available to them immediately. i'm trying to get africa and asia ahead of the curve and sending cables to our state department and all the embassies about my concern and how to utilize our dollars for testing and let the ministries of health know that depth of my concerns. i'm assuming that a tap ending in the united states. then i watched in february is over in africa and i'm watching the nightly news and i'm watching the reports of the press conferences of the task force and the president and they keep

i spoke at the white house the day before with the coordinator of strategic communication of the us national security councilhn kirby, american heimer systems have arrived to ukraine, what impact do you expect they will have on the battlefield, the biggest difference between himars and high mobility missile systems is distance radius they give the ukrainians the advantage of being at a greater distance from the russian troops . while they continue to fight every day in more concentrated areas now, the united states provides ukraine with unprecedented military aid, but still there are voices both in kyiv and in washington that say that the aid is not enough that it is not coming quickly enough, or does the administration feel that it is providing ukraine with enough weapons to really have an impact on the battlefield, even now these systems are already changing the situation on the battlefield even today, and this is what the ukrainians themselves will tell you, not only about large systems. these small arms and ammunition that they use literally every day are killed with the russians and they play a role, an

was made by the strategic communications coordinator of the us national security council, john kirby, during a briefing at the white house. the first is unwavering support of the united states and its allies for a democratic and sovereign ukraine, as well as bringing russia to justice for the start of unprovoked aggression; the second is the impact of the war on the world economy, in addition to how it is possible to minimize the negative consequences. of the fight against authoritarianism, well, speaking of authoritarianism, he obviously meant putin's russia or putin in russia, whatever it was. he spoke, but on it is a great pity that the confrontation between the political blocs will lead to wars and conflicts , the leader of the people's republic of china xi jinping said during a video address at the opening of the brics business forum. ukraine, which pansy also called a crisis, showed again. in his opinion, security cannot be maintained by force and the expansion of blocs. well, this is in his opinion, and then he repeated the already known russian formula that no country in the world can strengthen its own security

it also urged the appointment of an adviser on the issue in the national security council staff at the white house. ucsirf is an independent bipartisan u.s. government advisory body that monitors religious freedom abroad using international standards to assess conditions on the ground and make recommendations to the president, secretary of state, and congress. uscirf has nine commissioners appointed by the president and congressional leadership of both political parties and a professional staff of about 20. uscirf commissioners are private citizens, volunteering in this position. we came from a different political parties, different faith, professional background, and different parts of the country. yet, we all agree on the importance of freedom of religion or belief for everyone everywhere, and the need to shine a light on the severe abuses so many individuals of all faiths and of none suffer for exercising their right to religious freedom. religious freedom of uscirf, whether caused by the government action or inaction cannot be unchallenged. research has found that countries to uphold religious

so my first step was to go to the white house to the africa bureau of the nsc the national security council and say to them i need to have an emergency meeting with all of the african diplomats and so before the end of january, we've got all the applicant african diplomats in the indian treaty room, and i'm going through why i'm concerned. i have dr. fauci talk. i have dr. redfield talk about what we were doing domestically. so that africa could know and cable back to their country's two things that we need to rapidly develop tools and that they can tell their ministries to utilize the capacity that we built over the last two decades with pepfar and i wanted them to know that our resources were available to them immediately. and so i'm trying to get africa and asia ahead of the curve and we're sending out cables through our state department to all the embassies about my concern and how to utilize pep bar dollars to expand testing and let the ministries of health know the depth of my concerns and i'm assuming that the same things happening in the united states, but then i just watched over f

national security advisor for clinton he really wanted the foreign policy speechwriters under his purview. they moved technically over too nse to the national security council bird even what we were in the white house on a focus when you're in the white house too, but when we were in the white house a colleagues who wrote foreign policy speeches, their e-mail while e-mails or msc. not like ours were there technically part of the edit even though they were on our team. they had a different level of clearance and everything. it's a very different process. but the few times i did have to work with staff and work on foreign policy realized it's a different ballgame. foreign leaders and populations of foreign countries are really looking to the president of the united states and what he says pouring over every word that no one is pulling over our economic speech. there is a level of care not the were not careful. be going back and forth various members who wanted something said in a very precise way but did not sound like human english. [laughter] you be going back and forth trying to get to a place it's accurate in a way you need to be precise in a way that needs to be needed. without a speechwriters a

burger was national security adviser for clinton, he really wanted the foreign policy speech writer under his purview, so it moved over to the national security council. when we were in the white house, our colleagues who wrote foreign policy speeches, --, they're email addresses were in scc, not g. o v like ours were. there were nurses they were technically part of the nsc. -- they were looking at classified materials to write speeches. it was a very different process. the few times i did have to work with and nsc staff, and foreign policy, i realized, it really is a different ball game. foreign leaders and populations of foreign countries are looking to the president of the united states and what he says, they are pouring over every word that he says in a way that nobody is pouring over my economic policy speech. there's a level of care that needs to be given to those speeches. now that you're not careful about every single speech, but the consideration that goes into this different speeches really different. that has an effect on the pros. i've been going back and forth with various members of an s c staff, who wanted something said in a very precise way, but that didn't sound li

by hootie & the blowfish] >>> let's bring in now from nato, national security council coordinator for strategic communications at the white house, retired rear admiral john kirby. a couple of bing news items to bring up. for a guy who's defended and spent his life in uniform, i know it's got to be a big day for you. turkey agreed to lift their objections, and now we have finland and sweden becoming members of nato. just how impactful, how important is that to global security? >> this is going to make a big difference to the alliance's ability to defend itself and its territory and to deter future threats such as those from mr. putin. these are two modern militaries. i've exercised with them throughout my time in the navy. they have a lot of very advanced capabilities that they're now going to be able to devote to the alliance. there is a major muscle movement and we obviously very much welcome it. >> he talked about how this turns the baltic sea into a nato lake. you look at estonia and all the other baltic states and finland and sweden to the north, you look at poland, it's hard to overstate the strategic importance of this, i

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to reporters just one day earlier by the national security council coordinator for strategic communications. john kirby, at a press conference at the white house. what we know is this package will entail missile launchers, howitzers, anti ship systems. but we also know that this will include the military personnel to teach the ukrainian soldiers how to use this equipment because it's no good if you don't know how to use it. and the reason this is so important is because at a time is of the essence, we know that right now that the ukrainian forces are outnumbered in terms of military hardware by the russian soldiers, by the russian military. and so they are in need of this support in order to gain that edge. and so that is what this is all about. but in addition, we know that this package also includes $225000000.00 of humanitarian aid for the ukrainian people. this is water, this medicine and this is other sort of public health needs in order to support the ongoing of combat operations, but also the civilian population. and this is a direct response to the plea by latimer zalinski. the countries leader who is once again urging the western lead

joining us to talk about this is john kirby, the national security council coordinator for strategic communications at the white housey saying that biden and crown prince mohammed bin salman will have official talks. the white house statement doesn't mention mbs. are they having talks? >> he's going over there primarily for the corporation with nine heads of state. we would expect that would include the crown prince, but there is a whole host of issues here that the president is looking forward to diving into with these heads of state across the gulf region. >> i mean, they're specific about it. official talks with mbs. it doesn't seem like they're describing the ensemble cast that you are, obviously mbs runs the country. they are describing official talks between biden and mbs. >> both can be true. he's going over there as part of the gccc plus three to talk about counterterrorism, iran's destabilizing behavior, energy production as well as trying to end this war in yemen. he'll talk with nine heads of state, lots of bilateral discussions and that will certainly include king salman and his leadership team and we wou

there was some thinking maybe the white house would not want to insert the president into yet another israeli election season. the national security counciltween the united states of america and the state of israel goes beyond any one government, and so the president's trip will go ahead. one change, though, when joe biden comes off of air force one, he's going to be greeted by the foreign minister, but he's going to serve as the interim prime minister of israel for the next couple of months until after that election. he's a centrist, a liberal. he's somebody the biden administration feels that they can do business with. he's not going to embarrass the president when he arrives in israel next month. so that trip is going ahead as planned. this is basically the end of a one-year experiment here in israel, katy. for the last year, israel has been ruled by this very unusual coalition. they didn't agree on anything except they wanted to keep netanyahu out. but tonight, they are calling elections to break the deadlock. >> i know you said if the elections were held today, benjamin netanyahu and his party would win. but they're not being held to

you, i'm seeing this, i call the national security council, the africa bureau and say this is an emergency. i need all the african diplomats coming into the white house and we need to talk to them about what's coming. and so we're holding a meeting the end of january with all the african diplomats so that they'll cable to their countries. and so that they'll say those resources, the laboratory infrastructure, everything that we built to combat h, b, t, b, a, malaria. you can use the people, the labs, the facilities you can use to combat cove at and get ready. so i am taking this very seriously and the u. s. is talking about containment because just like you, i knew it was everywhere because i could see that it was spreading silently. you don't end up with that many people in the hospital and will hon if there is not incredible community spread. and the only way you have that level of community spread without awareness is when most of it is happening in people that have such mild disease that they don't believe that they're infected, they're desperate. so i'm a share, something with our audience about you that many may not know for 29 years you are an

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organizing the national security council is a must-read because it talks about the partnership that existed in the white house, normally tension between different bureaucracies. having been chief of staff i would carry around to putting years, president bush and briscoe croft and jim baker were a remarkable team that had the benefit of working with dick cheney and colin powell and the spectacular team that made a difference but it came because clinton had a vision but did not allow himself to be stuck on stupid. he was always invited to other solutions or better way of debating it and he did not count his chest and say i did it. he went overboard saying -- could have been we did it. >> i will narrow the question to you because andrew card opened the door. what struck me in the book, you and i both served as administrator, lack of appreciation for humanitarian leadership and crisis response, you were there at the time and extended and mobilized these tools and became administrator. talk about the innovation we saw from bush 412 usaid and humanitarian leadership. >> the dean of the bush school is a friend of mi

white house confirms president biden will visit saudi arabia next month and expects to meet with the crown prince, despite vowing to make the country a pariah. we'll discuss the backlash over biden's trip with national security council official john kirby. >>> and the january 6 select committee just released new video evidence after an abrupt change in the hearing's schedule. this, as we're learning more about a split within the panel over whether to formally seek any criminal prosecutions, including against former president trump. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. we begin with a nation on edge right now at a critical moment for the u.s. economy. tonight, president biden is making a new effort to calm americans' fears while also trying to defend his record. here's our chief white house correspondent, kaitlin collins. >> inflation, it's sapping the strength of a lot of families. >> reporter: president biden acknowledging the pain of higher prices in philadelphia today. >> gas is up and food is up, which we're going to get down come hell or high water. >> reporter: biden promising to bring prices down as the worst inflation i

nations to expel russia. let me as the lensky address the un security council, after russian missile strike and shopping center ukraine killed 18 people. moscow says it targeted a weapons. deborah, former white house aid as testified donald trump wanted to join his supporters during last year storming of the u. s. capital kathleen hutchison told a house committee, trump tried to grab the steering wheel of his limousine when his agents refused to take him to the capital. u. s. all parties have opened a criminal investigation after at least 50 migrants were found dead in an abundant truck in texas. the bodies were discovered in san antonio about children, 50 kilometers in the us mexico border. some people were found alive inside the truck, suffering heat, exhaustion. the white house, as human smugglers are to blame and is bound to crack down on the networks. the philippines media regulator has upheld an order to close the investigative news website, rapper. it was co founded by the journalist and nobel peace by his laureate maria lisa. she says the government's trying to intimidate the press. british socialite, delane maxwell has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for sex trafficking. she was conv

and so this was announced 1st by the national security council's coordinator for strategic communication, john kirby. he now says at the white house, this is followed up by announcements, by the defense secretary. and you heard there just now in brussels that this to day meeting that has been taking place, just sort of outlining the package and once again, encouraging other partners to follow the leadership of the united states. as part of this alliance will continue to follow what mode austin says through the day. but for the moment, kimberly, thanks very much for your analysis. now the u. s. says it's captured a senior iso leader joint military raid in northern syria. honey m. l. kennedy was taken into custody from the village southwest of jerry booth. got up loose. us forces say he is a seasoned bomb maker and was planning attacks now. injuries are reported during the operations. the u. s. house committee investigating the complet acts as a man who was present at the insurrection visited the building just one day before he was a little tall, organized by a republican congressman who denies any wrong doing. the committee will ho

white house sending another billion dollars to ukraine. how much more will the u.s. send? i'll ask john kirby with the national security council.'s go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, pressure campaign. the january 6th select committee revealing tonight it will make the case tomorrow that donald trump's pressure on mike pence to overturn the election "d "directly contributed to the deadly snushg insurrection." the hearing will focus on president trump's efforts to convince his vice president to subvert the election. those efforts happening behind closed doors, on twitter, and on the airwaves. >> mike pence, i will tell you right now, i'm not hearing good stories. i hope that our great vice president, our great vice president comes through for us. he's a great guy. of course, if he doesn't come through, i won't like him as much. >> all that, despite the lawyers in the white house counsel's office telling trump clearly that pence could do no such thing. he didn't have the authority. and aides also say that the hearing will include new material about pence's whereabouts on january 6th. so new images

white house gender policy council. get this president for national security affairs? a part of this disinformation board?ve any interest whatsoever in this considering what's going on around the board. this is a renaming of the disinformation board because they want to silence political opponents that they don't agree with. if i want to post something that i don't think a 5-year-old should be a part of transitioning is that disinformation? am i banned? i'm sure they would consider it. >> brian: pete, the thing is i don't get and maybe there is no answer uhl, will, to this is how do you ban rumble? how do you ban something on twitter? how do you ban something -- if elon musk gets twitter he is not going to listen to the government when they say take x, y, z offline. >> will: you do it the same way what was it now, brian, a little under two years ago where they had isps and servers and from company ceos top down completely deplatform individuals including the sitting president of the united states of america. i have no doubt they can do it if they deem something disinformation, brian, if they deem it. >> b

nations to expel russia. women as lensky address the security council. after russian missiles fry commercial consent and ukraine killed 18 people, moscow says it targeted a weapons on the phone, a white house aide as testify that donald trump wanted to join your support is german lost the assortment of the u. s. capital. she told a house committee, trump try to grab the steering wheel of his presidential limousine. when a security agents refused to take him to the capital, do not tensions are running high in the indian state of rochester. after a hindu man was beheaded on tuesday, the act was posted on line 2 people had been arrested. of natal has more hundreds of people take part in a funeral procession book on ha, surrounded by security officials and t v cameras. they demand justice, his wife, yes, she will da says she wants those responsible, held to account we one justice and yes, we want them to be given the death penalty authorities are arrested tool man accused of murdering law in his teetering shop. they are alleged to have posted a video online and made threats against prime minister noreen through moby. according to media reports, they're accused of killing laws for supporting no