what did we learn from the unsealed affidavit? let s bring our panel also journal columnist dan henninger and kempster also part columnist in manhattan senior fellow jason riley. kim, you have had a chance to go through this document. what have we learned? here s what we learned, paul in terms of a timeline. apparently there was extensive discussion for the national archives and the trump team about the retrieval of some documents they felt along to others at the presidential record act with the archives. fifteen boxes of those were delivered to the archives in january. in february the archives at a referral to the department of justice because they said they had found classified information in the boxes. sometime after that the fbi start a criminal investigation. fast-forward up until may when there is discussion with the trump team about getting a hole of more of this information. at some point the department of justice seemed to feel as though there was a risk there were
wall street journal editorial board member. this week of vladimir putin calling up more russian saying these russian troops over 100,000 more. six months in word assist stand? you have an advantage question of who he does a standoff a remarkable standoff no one expected they were going to be able to hold up to a russian onslaught like this. especially the heavy artillery we have been watching the russians used to destroy and demolish cities all over ukr ukraine. nonetheless ukrainian military msa trained by the united states and nato forces is done a remarkable job of resisting in fact sabotaging the russian forces in many cases. the weaponry the west has given them to really great advantage.