russia expected that this war would be over quickly, but its military has faced a lot of setbacks. you re tuned into what s happening in russia. are you seeing any cracks in state media over how this war is going? we ve seen a lot of prominent anchors from these kremlin-owned channels resign. a lot of them have fled the country. and for them the war was a kind of at the point where they cracked and they said they couldn t do this work anymore, couldn t push this propaganda anymore, whereas before they were for whatever reason able to. and there have been reports trickling out of russia that there s a lot of discontent in these newsrooms, in part because they all know what s going on. they have access to reuters, to the a.p., to the new york times, to all the information that we re seeing in the west, but their viewers are not seeing, and it s apparently, according to some of these reports, is getting harder and harder for these so-called journalists to square what they
stayed home, because the president couldn t push this over the finish line? as you said in our last segment this was, for many, the motivating factor? first, the fact you were in florida and didn t call to have dinner, right. so i could test you, you know, tolerance to cuban coffee. but where were you in florida? tampa. okay. that s actually, you know, florida is the key area. look, i think this is yet to see. we re going to spend the next 30 days talking about what the kavanaugh effect is going to be in the elections. i think it energizes both bases. there s no doubt that it energizes the republican base. and there s no doubt it energizes the democrat base. so the question s going to be, and to all my floridians watching, you got three more days to register to vote. because all of this anger and all of this frustration and all of this angst is for naught if you don t get yourself registered by deadline. texas, you too. if you re not in one of those
possible illegal. what could those federal criminal statutes have been? my sense probably disclosing information in violation of where would he have done that? in the conversations with the russian ambassador on the day sanctions were being imposed on the russians. interestingly, that disclosure of classified information is similar to the disclosure of classified information in this case. it s a pattern here and this is what s concerning. it goes to the issue of why are we so eager to give russia our secrets. that s what s concerning people. evelyn, did you ever think you would get this question, why are we so eager to give russia our secrets? no, never. this is insane. i think we need to step back. why were the russians meddling in our elections? because they wanted us to be weak. they wanted us to be in disarray, fighting with one another. they wanted us to be questioning our democracy and questioning our democracy so we couldn t
that if you were bit by a rabid dog, would you take the hair of the same dog that bit you and put it on the wound. mm-hmm. of course, having alcohol after alcohol may give you temporary relief, but long term, it doesn t help. have you heard of the prairie oyster? no. egg, raw egg, a bit of worcester sauce, pepper, salt, and the texture of an oyster, and eggs have some special antioxidant that s supposed to help, either raw or cooked. i was feeling okay before this, and now i m feeling hung over. yeah, one less vodka tonic on new year s eve. the best hangover cure ever? water? abstinence. no fun at all, nadia, please. we ll actually have a beverage, but i ll skip the sheep s eyeball. nadia, thank you. thank you. be sure to watch cnn on new year s eve. and anderson cooper and kathy griffin, always fun, starting at 9:00 p.m. eesh. eastern. one florida family got an
of ice, so it could mean that, in fact, the australian vessel that s making its way won t be able to cut through the ice, and really help those passengers. if they re not able to cut through the ice, if they re not able to get the ships out, how long are they going to have to wait? because it seems like they re sort of putting in more vessels when, in fact, the weather s so bad, s just freezing everything in its tracks. i spoke to australian maritime safety authority this morning, and i basically put the same question to them. they said they re going to try the australian vessel, you know, as almost the last the last attempt they re going to take and see whether they can really push through. alternatively, they ll have to go with the helicopter, really moving people out. that s the only way. just to clarify, deb, though, the chinese vessel isn t stuck. it is in the vicinity, and it can move freely. it s only the russian vessel, which is stranded. but the decision was taken that i