democracy stands. the president of the united states on an unprecedented and dangerous trip into ukraine as russia s invasion nears one year of barberism and bloodshed. this conversation brings us closer to victory. president biden s visit to kyiv, a rebuke of vladimir p putin. how far will the u.s. and allies go to defend a no, ma amsy on the brink? and what will puten do next? russia s aim was to wipe ukraine off the map. putin s war of conquest is failing. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer, and this is a special edition of the situation room. president biden is back in ukraine tonight, preparing for a momentous day tomorrow when he and vladimir putin will be delivering dueling addresses nearly 800 miles apart. president biden traveled under a cloak of secrecy to the capitol this morning, a city russia thought it could capture at the start of the invasion, but kyiv still stands one year into this war. w
closer to victory. president biden s visit to kyiv, a defiant review of vladimir putin, as the world asks, when will this war and? how far will the u.s. and allies go to defend democracy on the brink, and what will putin do next in his unprovoked attack on a sovereign state? russia s aim was to wipe ukraine off the map. putin s war is failing. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i am wolf blitzer. and this is a special edition of the situation room. president biden is back in poland tonight, after a day that will go down in history, preparing for another momentous day tomorrow, when he and vladimir putin will be delivering dueling addresses, nearly 800 miles apart. president biden traveled under a cloak of secrecy to the capital of ukraine earlier this morning, the city that russia thought it would be able to capture right at the start of this invasion. but kyiv still stands almost one year into this war. what a dramatic
a serious trip to south korea in december 1952. eisenhower not only went to meet the south korean leader, but actually took a plane over chinese and north korean positions to get a view himself of the nature of their defenses. as an extremely hazardous trip. historian tim naftali says despite the sometimes incredible risks, the roads are very high. but as commander in chief, it is crucial for a president to show their commitment to a fight, and to show that not only to american forces, but also to their adversaries as well. it sends a powerful message indeed. president abraham lincoln, we are told, is thought to be the only american president to have actually come under fire at one point. is that right? that s right. the extraordinary moment there, july of 1864, confederate troops were assaulting fort stevens, right here within the washington, d.c. boundaries. lincoln goes out to see the battle. he looks over the top of the fortifications. and he almost gets hit with
december 1952. eisenhower not only want to make the troops, not only meant to meet the south korean leader, but actually took a plane over chinese and north korean positions to get a view, himself, of the nature of the defenses. that s an extremely hazardous trip but this story ends tim the faulty says despite the incredible rewards are very high. as commander-in-chief it is crucial for president to show their commitment to the fight and to show that not only to american forces, but also to the adversaries as well. it sends a powerful message indeed. president abraham lincoln is thought to be the only american president to actually have come under fire at one point. is that right? that is right. extraordinary moment july of 1864. confederate troops were assaulting fort stevens within the washing d.c. bounce. washing goes out to see the battle, he looks at the top of the fort, i don t get it with
presidential debate or the college football game? i was more nervous before my college football game because you were going to get hit and nobody was going to hit me at the debate. harder to recover, hillary clinton s e-mails or tom brady s text messages? zbli i think it s harder to get hillary clinton s e-mails and a lot more meaningful information was in those e-mails. chuck todd brought this to our attention today. this is the first republican ad anyone can find. it was for someone named dwight eisenhower back in 1952. eisenhower answers america. you know what things cost today. high prices are just driving me crazy. yes. my meme gets after me about the high cost of living. it s another reason why i say it s time for a change. time for a change. i mean, some things never change. isn t that wonderful? right. i m for eisenhower. i remember those buttons when