interfere in how ukraine is waging war, based on what john kirby , coordinator of the white house security councillater said, they do intervene. ukraine knows there will be an escalation if they go this far in russia. so what did the us say to ukraine on this occasion, but clearly we are not dictating the terms on which they should defend themselves or conduct their operations. however, we made it clear to them, publicly on ok, that we do not encourage or allow them to strike outside of ukraine, it is symptomatic that kirby, within a 15-second cue, several times to himself contradicts, the united states does not dictate to ukraine how to conduct operations, they still dictate and do not allow attacking russia, while kiev apparently, to the point of washington's desire, american journalist glenn greenwald, winner of the pulitzer prize. i remembered that all this had already happened somewhere before. the western press spread a ridiculous statement that russia had blown up its own pipeline. now they are suggesting that the kremlin may have attacked itself yesterday european politicians are mostly si

interfere in how ukraine will enter a war, based on what john kirby, the coordinator of the white house security council ukraine does intervene, after all, knows, that there will be an escalation if they go this far in russia. so what did the us say to ukraine about this, but clearly we are not dictating the terms on which they must defend themselves or conduct their operations. however, we let them know, public in private that we do not encourage and do not allow them to strike outside of ukraine is nice, that kirby contradicts himself several times within a 15-second replica, then the united states does not dictate to ukraine how to conduct operations, they still dictate and do not allow attacking russia with this kiev apparently, to the light bulb wishes of washington , pulitzer prize-winning american journalist glenn greenwald. i remembered that all this had already happened somewhere before. the western press spread with a mechogenic statement that russia had blown up its own. the wire now they suggest that the kremlin may have attacked itself yesterday european politicians for the most part remain

damage after reports of destruction of u.s. air defense system in ukraine, according to white house security councilategic communications coordinator kirby pentagon considering aid repairing the system, if possible, in the ukrainian command, trying to smooth out an unpleasant situation for themselves, they reported that their funds per day repelled the attack of six daggers and nine cruise missiles at once , russian defense minister sergei shoigu, in an interview with ria novosti, said that these statements were not true. we didn't launch so many daggers. how many times they allegedly bring down their statements, and the number of these ukrainian interceptions. and who really controls the american complexes there is still a big question three times more than we allow. yes, with the type of rocket, they are wrong all the time, so they don’t fall. let me remind you on the eve of the russian ministry of defense for the first time announced the destruction of the advanced american pvp system that was deployed by ukrainian troops in residential areas. kiev in these frames, the complex is firing the entir

the american tv channel cnn , the adviser, coordinator of strategic communication of the white house security council kelby, confirmed this in response to a journalist's question . he said that for several months in a row the administration of the current president of the usa, joe biden, is taking steps quote, i am 100 sure that in the coming weeks and months you will see additional aid packages, that is, these are all fakes that russian propaganda is trying to throw a-a into europe, first of all, then to us about the fact that the world is tired of aid, and in particular don't believe the united states of america, john kirby told you everything, let's move on, nato may start more active cooperation with ukraine , citing own sources within the north atlantic alliance. the issuance of european acts, in particular, this military-political bloc can offer ukraine a slightly more advanced format of relations and the status of a partner without membership, and all in order to demonstrate political support to our country, and at the same time, sources say, the issue of joining the alliance continues to rema

here's white house, national security council spokesman john kirby in response. we're still trying to gather information about what happened then. we just don't have conclusive evidence one way or the other. i know there's lots of questions, but we just don't have conclusive evidence. one thing i can tell you for certain is that the united states was not involved in this incident. in any way, contrary to mister pest cost wise, and that's what they are just lies. now the ukranian air force says it has shot down one of its own rooms that went out of control over the capital chief footage. it shows the drone being fired upon and then exploding in mid air for crashing to the ground. the air force said they believe the turkish made drone had lost control due to a technical malfunction. look at more in this for our correspondent nika connelly. joining me now from cave making malfunctioning ukrainian drone shot down over the capital late on thursday. what is your credit military saying about this incident? of the whole thing is that keeping very tight lips that just say

. >> during the white house press briefing white house national security council coordinator previewed president biden's upcoming trip to japan for the g7 summit. >> good afternoon, everybody. happy monday. is it tuesday? holy cow. happy tuesday. okay. it is tuesday. happy tuesday, everybody. i will just invite him up straightaway. >> tomorrow president biden will be heading towards japan to participate in the g7. revitalizing our alliances and partnerships in reestablishing america's leadership around the world has been one of his top priorities. thanks and no part two is hard work you will see our allies and partners are more united than ever. the g7 has stood in solidarity with ukraine following russia's invasion allowing the world to support ukraine and cutting food and often the key technologies and financing around the globe. that solidarity with ukraine is even stronger now than it was last year. you will see concrete action to further isolate russia to weaken the ability to wage the war. this will extend to other key economic issues as well. demonstrating that we share a common

interfere in how ukraine is waging war, based on what coordinator john kirby later said of the white house security counciltervene after all. ukraine knows there will be an escalation if they go this far in russia. so what did the us say to ukraine about this, but clearly we are not dictating to them the terms on which they must defend themselves or carry out their operations. however, we made it clear to them, public in private, that we do not encourage or allow them to strike outside of ukraine nicely, that kirby contradicts himself several times within a 15 second line, then the united states does not dictate to ukraine how to conduct operations, that's all -they dictate and do not allow to attack russia, while kiev , apparently to the light bulb, washington's desire , pulitzer prize-winning american journalist glenn greenwald, remembered that all this had already happened somewhere before. the western press spread with a mechogenic statement. and that russia blew up its own pipeline. now they suggest that the kremlin may have attacked itself yesterday european politicians for the most part remain silen

spokesman for the kremlin, dimitri pest, of accusing us of orchestrating the attack, his white house and national security council spokesman and john cabby, we're still trying to gather information about what happened then we just don't have conclusive evidence one way or the other. i know there's lots of questions, but we just don't have conclusive evidence. one thing i can tell you for certain is that the united states was not involved in this incident. in any way, contrary to mister pest cost lies and that's what they are just lies. mccraney and ethel says it's shut down one of its own drones that went out of the capital. and i went out of control over the capsule keys for to it shows the drone being fired upon and then exploding in mid air before crossing to the ground. the air force as they leave the tech is made drone loss control due to a technical malfunction. here's a look at some more stories making news around the world. at least 8 people, the data after i'd drive by shooting in a small town south of the serbian capital hotel. great. please say this still searching for the suspect shooting comes less t

john kirvey, strategic communications coordinator at the white house national security council, said that the united states does not yet know what happened and cannot give a son what happened, of course, we did not dictate to them how to protect themselves or how to undertake operations, nevertheless. we have been frank with them, both publicly and privately, that we do not approve or allow them to carry out strikes outside of ukraine, we still do not know what happened, we do not make any assessments right now. i saw comments from dmitry peskov this morning putin's mouthpiece claiming that we are somehow involved in this. i'm sure. you do not have any interference in this matter from the united states, no matter what the united states did not participate in this, so peskov is simply lying. everything is very simple. kirby you are a patented liar, you will still change, but you just act like such a petty goebels, well, such a death with us is not enough of their commissar burns. you cretin who lied about afghanistan you forgot to carry something when you killed your family. there you

national security council spokesman john kirby will join us live in moments with the white house response. >>> apparently, not just luxury vacations. an investigative report out just a few moments ago that found that the billionaire gop megadonor also paid for justice clarence thomas' nephew to go to school. why it was not disclosed ahead. >>> nordstrom closing in san francisco. is it because of crime? we will talk to the chief economist. this hour of "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> russia now accusing the united states of being behind that drone attack on the kremlin that we first reported here yesterday. vladimir putin's spokesperson making this claim which we schanote is a baseless one this morning. no evidence to back it up. he said we are aware of decisions on such actions and terrorist attacks are not made in kyiv but in washington. kyiv is executing what it is told to do. such attempts to disown kyiv and in washington are absolutely ridiculous. >> to be clear, ukraine has vehemently denied any involvement in the attack but moscow insists ukrainians were trying to assassina

to discuss further is retired rear admiral john kirby, who's the spokesman for the white house's national security council. admiral, good to see you. there's a lot of criticism from all quarters, democrats, republicans, left, right, center, about how the white house has been handling the border situation. texas republican congressman pete sessions, just to grab one critic, summed it up this way on cnn this morning. >> this is as chaotic as afghanistan was, and the administration came back and said they were happy with it. there were over 80,000 children that this administration has brought in and released and they have no clue where they are. >> how do you respond to that? especially the comparison with the afghanistan withdrawal. >> i think it's just incorrigible to compare what we're trying to do with safe and effective pathways coming in through the border to what happened with afghanistan. it is not at all the same situation. and the footage that you just showed demonstrates that it's not chaos down there at the border, at least not right now. we're doing everything we can to streit a right balance he

neil, there's a statement from the white house national security council, they said they don't supportstop further military aid. the fight goes on. >> significant indeed. let go to how significant. we don't know the details behind this, but the claim is scary, especially for russia and in an area of russia that's been impervious to all this. what do you think? >> yeah, it is a bit of fog of war now. i think there are three possibilities who might have been responsible for the drone attacks. obviously it is possible it was ukraine, it could have been russian separatists, anti-putin militants of the sort fighting behind russian enemy lines, or could be a russian kremlin false flag operation, looking for a pretext to continue their own drone attacks on innocent ukrainian civilians. i think it was the wagner founder and leader who summed it up best. he delivered an expletive laden rant against the russian ministry of defense and strongly criticized the minister of defense and army chief of staff. he said who the f left the drones into moscow. using this as an opportunity to criticize putin

i'll ask a key white house national security council official john kirby what the administration knows about the incident as he's accusing moscow of spinning lies. >> and there's breaking news we're following. an arrest was just announced in connection with a series of brutal stabbings near a university of california campus. stand by for details on the suspect and the charges. welcome to our viewers here in the united states, and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." tonight the u.s. justice department is claiming a new victory for american democracy after four members of the proud boys were found guilty of seditious conspiracy for their roles in the january 6th riot. cnn's sara murray reports on the jury's verdict in this very high profile trial. >> reporter: four members of the far right proud boys convicted of seditious conspiracy. [ chanting usa" ] a jury finding enrique tarrio, guilt of seditious conspiracy and other charges in a verdict confirming the prosecutor's central allegation that they conspired to stop the peaceful transfer of power on januar

joining us now is the white house's national security council spokesman john kirby in japan travelingesident biden. john, i just want to ask you the question that president biden was asked earlier while meeting with the japanese prime minister that he did not answer which is can he guarantee u.s. allies the u.s. is not going to default on its debt this week? well, we can guarantee that we're going to treat these discussions with members of congress as seriously as we possibly can. and the president said, he is optimistic we'll get there. look, congress -- this is something that is a congressional duty. they have done it 78 previous times. there is no reason why they can't do it again this time. they've done it under democratic and republican administrations. it needs to be done. it will be done. the president has said that. >> kirby, the president has also in the white house has said that he can do his job wherever he is. obviously, the president has his capabilities when he goes overseas. is it a sign of how the negotiations are going that he had to cut this trip abroad short? >> the

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the white house national security council says russia has suffered more than 100,000 casualties since december in the fight over buckled -- a city in eastern ukraine. ukrainian ground forces say they have pushed back russian troops from some positions there. writers of some of the most popular shows on american tv are walking off the job. writers guild numbers are striking for higher pay when there are rapid changes in the way people watch tv programs and films. demand is for higher payments for shows on streaming services. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries, i am lisa mateo and this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are all pleased to get the major source of uncertainty that was remaining from the bank turmoil addressed. that is good. the u.s. financial system is sound. this is a case of a small handful of banks that were poorly managed. and getting this addressed is important. jonathan: jane fraser, ceo of citigroup yesterday. she probably would not realize we have seen the second-biggest banking failure in the history of the u.s.. tom: thank yo

on september 30 , john kiir is the coordinator of the national security council of the white house, sopromised, we are attaching to of our conversation, yuriy rashkina, this is the deputy of the district of the state of wisconsin, the host of the youtube channel rashkin's report e-e p yuriy, we congratulate you thank you for the invitation, i'm very happy and glory to ukraine heroes, glory to ukraine. the minister of finance says that this could become an economic and financial disaster, and before you answer the message to our viewers that an air alert has been announced in kyiv, so please residents of the capital and go to safe places yes, mr. yuriy, we are listening to the paper as i want to express my support to all the people of ukraine who are now experiencing another possible attack and simply convey the support of all the people of the middle states, and we are from ukraine, we support ukraine and ukraine will win, and i return to your question about how likely it is defaults, how dangerous it can be depends on who you talk to, and if you ask former president trump, this is gen

rice: actually, i started my career here at the white house at the national security council at the ripe of 28 as a national security council staffer, and then in president clinton's second term, i served as the assistant secretary of state for african affairs. mr. capehart: so then how does someone with the extensive foreign policy background and credentials that you have switch to domestic policy? what was that phone call like that you had? i think it was with ron klain, now the former chief of staff, when he called you and said, "hey, madam ambassador, former u.s. ambassador to the un, how would you like to turn your attention to domestic policy?” ms. rice: well, first of all, it was a really exciting and welcome new challenge for me. the fact is, jonathan, before i got into foreign policy in my mid-, late twenties, most of the stuff that i'd been interested in and that i'd been focused on really had been domestic. i worked on domestic violence issues. i worked on racial justice issues. i worked on poverty issues. and that was sort of where i began, and then it was really when i went

according to the wall street journal at the white house security council advocate urgent negotiationsofficial moscow and kiev in the state department. the us and the cia propose to wait for the outcome of the counteroffensive and only then take diplomatic steps for ukraine a successful offensive operation against moscow can be decisive for the outcome of the war, by recapturing the territory and significantly pushing back russian troops, kiev will show what it is capable of and that the effort to continue international military assistance worth it, a failed attempt could mean the opposite, with dire consequences for the future of ukraine now, such long-awaited good news from the nizhny novgorod region , zakhar prilepin, has come to his senses in the hospital. after the assassination attempt, for the first time i recorded a video message to the ward , the governor of the nizhny novgorod region came to the writer. nikitin with reference to doctors. nikita said that the recovery process is proceeding normally. there is everything necessary for treatment, while he congratulated the russia

as the wall street journal writes , the white house security council is in favor of urgent negotiationseen official moscow and kiev state department. the united states and the cia propose to wait for the outcome of the counteroffensive and only then take diplomatic steps for ukraine, a successful offensive operation against moscow can be decisive for the outcome of the war, and your territory and significantly pushing back the russian troops and show them what he is capable and that the effort to continue international military assistance is worth it, an unsuccessful attempt could mean the opposite with the consequences for the future of ukraine, the head of the main intelligence directorate of ukraine with the russian surname budanov reported on the involvement of ukrainian special services in the terrorist attacks in russia, by the way, may 9, only imagine everything according to some according to the data , they tried to make as many as three drone raids on our capitals. all were shot down , one uav was intercepted in the kaluga region, and the other two drones did not explode on app

white house. now, us national security council spokesman has been told me a bit more about this in the last couple of hours now. and what did he say as well, you certainly get the feeling that there is a native frustration among the americans that they're being accused of this. they point out that the united states has never provided weapons to ukraine. that the could years be on their borders. they are all defensive in nature, and that will continue. so the idea that they learn some sort of attack in the heart of most school certainly goes against. why would they be conducting themselves over the last year or so. but joint can be here, as you see, is the national security council spokesman use very on diplomatic language to describe what the russians have been saying and insisting it wasn't the us. one thing i can tell you for certain is that the united states was not involved in this incident. in any way, contrary to mister pest cost lies, and that's what they are just lies that we're still looking at this. we don't have, we haven't come to any conclusions one way or the other. we're going to tr

white house in the white house. there are two heads. actually, half of the white house is the national security council, which coordinates foreign defenseet. the idea is generally good, yes, to write the budget in presidential structures. they are in the ministry of finance, like ours, but for this you need to understand who they are. does. i, for example, uh, did not know the head of the administrative budget office of the united states of america, uh, uh. her name is scow young, well, scows there absolutely incomplete mullets. eh, she was asked a question. now there are serious problems. yes, the ceiling of the national debt is necessary to agree on something with the republicans. there are costs that need to be cut. here is what the head of the united states office of management and budget said, let's listen. we already heard the president say this a couple of times on april 19th. he said that speaker of the house of representatives talks about spending cuts. all for this dude. let's limit spending. this is the president's quote, what he means when he says he's serious about curbing spending. or he's mocking the speaker of the house

white house right now about the attack? >> well, we are going to hear from john kirby, admiral kirby from the national security council, later on in the show. yesterday, a couple things happened in my reporting. the white house did not receive any advanced notice of this attack. they are, as david just said, investigating. their intelligence community is going to make its own assessment as to what they think happened. the false flag operation, that's possible. but others have cautioned me, that say they simply don't know yet. they do wonder if, you know, does moscow need an excuse to escalate their conflict any further, if they're even able to, and does it show a sign of weakness, an attack on the kremlin itself, even one that seemed so modest and there was no chance of success? another possibility would be some sort of pro-ukraine force. perhaps not sanctioned from kyiv and president zelenskyy made clear yesterday they had nothing to do with it. they didn't order this. there have been, let's just say, multiple explosions that happened in russia. things tend to be blowing up every so often. if not directed from kyiv, there a

security. previously he served as at the white house and national security council as director for cyber incident response. in that role he oversaw the federal government's response to a wide range of malicious cyber activity including the rash of traded solarwinds incident, terms exportation of microsoft exchange servers, and ransom attacks, ransomware attacks on the colonial pipeline. prior to the nsc said a senior policy advisor at the fbi working on an array of cyber computer and technology policy issues. welcome. finally, mr. tyrone durham poorly served as the acting director of the nation state threats center and department of homeland security office of intelligence and analysis. in this role mr. durham oversees the centers ever so identify and assess for an adversarial threats to the u.s. homeland by merely an errors of counterintelligence, trade, and supply chain as well as intellectual property. before this role mr. durham was a senior advisor for cyber and senior subject matter expert at dhs cyber mission center. prior to joining dhs, mr. durham served more than two decades in intellig

and mastermind behind the attack, but white house national security council spokesman swiftly dismissedhat the u.s. did not encourage or enable ukraine to strike russia. as russia throws accusations around, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is in the netherlands appealing to the international criminal part. the ukrainian leader said that russian president vladimir putin deserves to be punished in front of a war crime court for his invasion of ukraine. outstanding warrant already for prudent for alleged war crime, but it is unlikely he will ever stand trial in the hague. >>> white house announcing a $140 million investment to further research the impact of artificial intelligence. this comes ahead of a vice president kamala harris is meeting with tech executives today and release of new guidelines for ai use by government agencies. david. >> thank you. >>> just over an hour into trading day. there is a lot going on today, bob. what you got? >> weenie tylenol. i have the right product for you. finally, a big ipo. it is like the old days. we've got people down here on the floor and yo

intelligence from december last year, which was made public by the spokesman of the national security council of the white house, john kirby, these figures show that russia's losses have increased sharply and despite this, the russian command does not give up its meat assaults. our defense forces repulse their attacks in order to hide their losses , the invaders impose restrictions on ritual ceremonies, and the losses are compensated by another batch of former prisoners about the situation on the eastern front more in review, the shot is such fiery congratulations with the beginning of may , our artillerymen send to the occupiers of ardueli, which extends along the entire line of the eastern front , it is not hotter in bakhmut and nearby, in addition to the artillery, the enemy has driven more than 25 thousand here potential 200 invaders in the direction of bakhmut, the rashists having 65 tanks, 450 armored fighting vehicles, 154 communities , 56 rsv this is more than the army of the czech republic or hungary, our defenders broke the next deadline of the rashists to capture the city of fortresses, they note tha

hostilities, john kiir b said this the strategic communications coordinator of the national security council of the white househow far can the russians go and will they abandon this idea when the ukrainian offensive begins? well, tell me first, i have great doubts . what will they be able to do in general? i will explain why the russians have already 260 days attention, they have been fighting for the city for 260 days, they call it artemivsk, we will call it bakhmut, although the location is the same and exactly the same. and they cannot take it, they report that they have almost surrounded it, almost operational encirclement, almost complete encirclement, then they took 20%, almost half almost 80%. well, once again, imagine the army of the russian federation, which even 1.5-2 years ago threatened the whole world that they would wash their boots in la mancha, walk around berlin , occupy paris, and now they are all skinned. i apologize for the expression and scale of their operation, the scale of the operation has decreased the size of not even a block in the city, but the streets, they already say. we occupie

too expensive in moscow, russia lost 100,000 people , the coordinator of the national security council of the white house, john kirby, said this and called the attack on bakhmut a meat grinder for the russians, the occupiers dropped a bomb on a kindergarten in to the youth community in sumy oblast. this was reported in the regional military administration . there was a targeted attack. there is no information about the victims in one of the dnipro hospitals. they are fighting for the life of a lifeguard. on the night of monday, when he and his colleagues went to the scene of the fire after the rocket fire by the russians, now his condition is stable and serious in the hospital, heroes visited our valeriya kholodova of ukraine, the doctors give oleksandr another bandage, the rescuer friend did not collect scraps, but the resuscitators first did everything possible to he himself was suffocating, and only later, when the primary surgical procedure was performed, we saw that one bone on his face was not alive . oleksandr andriychenko, 27, has been serving in the emergency department for two years. this sprin

much in moscow, russia lost 100,000 people, it was announced the coordinator of the us security council of the white house , john kirby, called the attack on bakhmut for the russians a meat grinder, the occupiers dropped a bomb on a kindergarten in the yunakiv community in the sumy oblast , this was reported in the regional military administration. two people are also destroyed, the regional military administration reported, in a day the occupiers carried out 23 attacks on communities , more than 80 explosions were recorded, instead of planting flowers , they repair broken roofs and close them broken windows and taking away construction debris crushed by projectiles, nikopol municipal workers have been working 24/7 for 11 months in a row, all efforts are aimed at eliminating the consequences of enemy attacks, how did the municipal workers of the front-line city work during the war, valeryia holodova found out, the shed was gutted, the veranda was destroyed, two enemy shells flew into the house at once anastasia, i hear an explosion and the door to the bathroom jumped, i turned off the faucet. i don’t thin

security adviser second term of the george w. bush administration. he was the president white house foreign policy advisor, he directed the national security council staff and ran the national security policy process. these days, among many other roles come he serves as the national security advisory panel for the director of central diligence -- intelligence, department of defense policy board and the u.s. institute of peace. welcome back to the wilson center. it is good to have you back here. [applause] steve: thanks for putting this program together. let me start beginning on this book, which is the spring of 2008, president bush called in his chief of staff and said, whoever follows me in this office has a big challenge. we have a war in iraq, afghanistan, the terrorism threat. that was before we were headed into the worst financial and economic crisis since the great depression. what the president told josh come he wanted the upcoming transition to be the best transition in history. in some sense it was not hard. when -- came in as president carter's national security advisor into the oval office and into his quarters come he found there was no sta

moscow, russia lost 100,000 people, this was stated by the coordinator of the national security council of the white house, john kirby, and he called the attack on bakhmut a meat grinder for the russians, the invaders dropped a bomb on a kindergarten in the youth community of sumy oblast. this was reported in the regional military administration they hit a target , there is no information about the victims from the first days of the full-scale war, the village of zirkuny in the kharkiv region was occupied by the russians, it was from there that they shelled the northern saltivka , however, after the deoccupation, the russians constantly the circuns are shelling but there are almost no houses left. how do the residents of the front-line village live? kateryna kosmarova, the day before, the village of circuns in the kharkiv district was under constant fire from russian troops. and although the village was liberated, how come the occupiers continue to terrorize the civilian population? on may 18 , the russians killed a person here. and so now looks like a house that was destroyed on may 21, this village near

of an attack on objects on russian territory today , the spokesman for the national security council of the white houseng it clear to the ukrainian side that it and washington are not supports attacks on russian territory . please tell me to what extent such warnings from e.e. weapons are arriving without which it is impossible to do this, for example, we remember the same campaign in the belgorod region, and there we noticed exactly american equipment, and i remember. well, at the very least, our partners must implement a certain legal protocol for voicing during the transfer of military equipment, that is, the transfer of military equipment is accompanied by a voiceover in the information space about the fact that uh-uh , uh -huh, we forbid it. такой посыл дётом нам прешчает все это технику на теристория для технические. well, i'll say it again. oh, i'll repeat it again. it's a legal protocol , that is, it's always done this way so that it's not in the legal plane. any claims to the country of the weapons manufacturer, eh, which are transferred, sold regardless of which country, that is , it must be

george w bush, in the white house, in the national security council, and then as undersecretary of treasury, and then went and ran bridgewater, which is one of the biggest investment firms in the world. so when i step back and think about growing up in rural pennsylvania, i never imagined that i'd have the kind of career that i've had. and as someone who has been so blessed, i felt like i might have an opportunity to give back by both writing this book, but also running for the senate. as you mentioned, you did run for senate in pennsylvania in 2000 at 22 as a republican, very narrowly lost the republican primary to mehmet oz by about a thousand votes. and there's talk of you running again. i know you've said your you're considering it, but let's let's get straight into the book. the title is superpower in peril. it's a stark title. it's a warning. why is america in peril and how much peril are we in? well, you're right. it's a very stark title. and people it's ominous. and then people say, but i read the book and the book's optimistic. how do i how do i reconcile those two things? and the

too expensive in moscow, russia lost 100,000 people , the coordinator of the national security council of the white housejohn kirpy, said this and called the attack on bakhmut for russians in a meat grinder, the occupiers dropped a bomb on a kindergarten in yunakiv community in sumy oblast. this was reported in the regional military administration. they struck at a target. 23 attacks on communities, more than 80 explosions recorded since the first days of the full-scale war, the village of tserkuny in the kharkiv region was occupied by the russians from there. they started shelling the northern saltivka, however, after the deoccupation of kharkiv region, the russians are now shelling the zirkuns, there are almost no houses left in the target houses, kateryna kashmarova found out how the front-line village lives, the day before , the village of zirkuns in the kharkiv district was under constant fire from russian troops. the russians killed a person here. and this is how the house that was destroyed on may 21 looks like. this village near kharkiv was considered elite until recently among the summer residen

noon at kyiv time e-e strategic communication coordinator admiral john kilby of the security council of the white houselso commented on whether ukraine has the right to use their american weapons. and i will quote it, the ukrainians assure us that they will not use our weapons for strikes inside ukraine, but as soon as it gets to them, to the ukrainians, it belongs to them, the admiral says correctly kirby applause, you know it's like in the movie the three musketeers, i didn't say so, my lord, you didn't say that. no, it's the same , and here's the story. to be well, we do not want this weapon to be used. but it is not our weapon . it is now the ukrainian language, why don't we want to? yes , we don't want to. women already have the right to use this weapon as they want . so we put an end to that. therefore, we have the right to use american or western weapons for strikes on the territory, for strikes on targets on the territory of russia , whether we have to or not, of course we do, because these are all our weapons . well, now we are moving closer to us . latvia got a new president of the country ,

units in bakhmut, and the americans, in particular, the coordinator of the national security council of the white houseiriby , said this morning that russia's attempt to carry out a winter offensive in donbas failed mainly because of bakhmut, according to him, since december, russia has lost more than a thousand of its soldiers, including the plan of 20,000 dead, kirby said that almost half of those killed were wagner's mercenaries, most of whom were russian prisoners who were thrown into battle near bakhmut, some russian positions in bakhmut, in particular, the flanks, are vulnerable to ukrainian counterattacks if , of course, forces and means are allocated from the ukrainian side, and perhaps that is why this criminal and financier are members of wagner's group yevhen prigozhin threatened to withdraw his troops from the bahmut if the russian military leadership does not provide the militants with more ammunition, because otherwise wagner's fighters will have to retreat in an organized manner or stay and die, which is actually happening in my opinion, but if, despite the colossal losses, the enemy is

john kirvey, coordinator for strategic communications at the white house national security council, saidunited states does not yet know what happened and cannot give an assessment of what happened. we certainly did not dictate to them how to protect oneself or how to undertake operations, nevertheless. we have been frank with them, both publicly and privately, that we do not approve or allow them to carry out strikes outside of ukraine, we still do not know what happened, we do not make any assessments right now. i saw a comment by dmitry peskov this morning from putin's mouthpiece claiming that we are somehow involved in this. i'm sure. there is no us interference in this matter. whatever it was, the us did not participate in this, so peskov simply hey, it's very simple. you are a patent liar. do you still dare? well, you're just acting like such a petty doom. here, well, such a death with us is not enough for their commissar to burn. you cretin who lied about afghanistan you forgot to carry something when you killed your family. there you forgot everything you said, you bastard, what a