do their job, but you re right. a lot of daylight between the committee and doj, and doj has made it clear that they want the information from the committee. they want the transcripts. they want the information, because they are sort of taking their cues, which is sort of different from what one might have expected. we ll see. and then the documents. so many different my god former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst, thank you both very much for coming on this morning. appreciate it. coming up, looking back on a date which will live in infamy. presidential historian jon meacham and retired navy admiral dave stavridis joins us to mark the 81st anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor that launched the united states into world war ii. plus, the latest on the current war in eastern europe after a second day of ukrainian
kind of human enterprise. it was ambition and appetite that were given military form. he saw something. he sees something that he wants. so he decided to take it. and what zelenskyy did was stand up with that noble, to use the admiral s term, that noble kind of reaction to appetite and ambition which is the resolve to defend what is one s own from an unprovoked and, do it one more time, dastardly attack on his homeland. so you have this ancient drama playing out anew in the 21st century, and putin is acting on the worst fundamental impulses in human nature. zelenskyy is being fired by the best fundamental impulses in human nature, which is to stand,
democratic, lower case, principles, and fdr comes home and the draft renewed by a single vote in the congress. that s how divided we were. and it was this day and then four days later adolf hitler making the world historic mistake of declaring war on the united states that really brought us fully into this bloodiest of centuries and created the america that we know, because it was the america that became a superpower, became a hyperpower, and the admiral has more about this than i know. but i just want to say i have not used the word dastardly in a long time and i think any american president that can say dastardly as an adverb is for our time. we probably could use it.
and they could be you know the monkey wrench as far as the obama administration is concerned in actually reaching an agreement. the russians and the chinese, if you think they re going to go for tougher sanctions if this breaks down i think you re nuts. i don t think they re going to do that. and, no you re right, we ought to this is not just a negotiations between the united states and iran. there are five other countries involved. are those five countries though, david ignatius equal? let s just be honest. no. who matters here when we re sitting down at the table? who really matters overwhelmingly is the united states and the iranians understand there s a bilateral element to this. others who matter a lot, the russians could be deal breakers they could be deal garr ranaunors. retired admiral dave
wigs attempted to drive into the nsa. one was killed one remains in critical condition. documented as being suicide. the co-pilot who they say purposely crashed the plane had been at one time treated for suicidal tendencies. there is so much more to find not just from the site but from the medical records and mental history of a troubled man who became a mass murderer. whose state? our state. does this law allow business toes deny services based on their religious beliefs? no it does not. what was once a political fight over a state law has now exploded into a battle between religious freedom and gay rights. do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians? come on hoosiers don t believe in discrimination. it is a mess in indiana. willie, the ncaa. now it s getting what s going to go on? a little basketball tournament coming up there. yeah. and now you look at the front page of the indianapolis st