a domestic policy adviser to putin. that s right. obviously, the president laid out what we would call the top lines. the overarching sanctions, what they are on vbe bank, military bank, cutting russia off from the west. but now we have three specific names who are attached to the inner circle of putin. and who they are. i ll just run through as we re just getting this in the last few minutes. one is the son of the director of the fsb, the federal security service. the next one is the chairman of psb. the other is the son of the first deputy chief of staff, the domestic policy adviser for putin. so as this treasury department press release indicates, these are individuals who have directly benefitted from the clep tok rasy that is russia. part of putin s inner circle and now they and their assets will be cut off.
office at the moment? a lot of senior staff are exciting the office, there are questions about her management style, about her future as a presidential candidate and amanda said, that is the churn you get at the end of a first year. what you make of it? no, you do not. christian, as you know, i spent the first 14 months of the bush administration as dick cheney s domestic policy adviser and no one left. i look back to al gore and i don t rub but remember anyone living like this. this has been the track record for the entire career of kamala harris, from being district attorney, attorney general and now the vice president of churning through staff and having management issues. the vice president sjob is to be management issues. the vice president s job is to be seen and not heard and what we are hearing a lot of right now is dysfunction, backbiting, fighting and the thing that i find most shocking is on the
the white house officials leading the charge on this, susan rice, the domestic policy adviser joining this late. the president is one who when officials are saying now is the time to hop on the phone, they re ready on a short moment s notice to get the president on the phone. so as i talk about the fact that we maybe haven t seen the president hitting the road as often, one of the reasons is because he s been being available to be on the phone with these lawmakers as needed as well. although, there are phones on air force one. let s be real here. true. great to see you this morning, my friend. thanks for your coverage on this. meanwhile, we re following breaking news out of afghanistan. at least 33 people dead and 73 wounded after an explosion in kandahar. it happened in the middle of afternoon prayers at a shia mosque. this is one week after a bombing claimed by isis-k that killed 40 people in northern afghanistan at a shia mosque.
start with you because i know this is tough for you to talk about. we met each other for a number of years and you very rarely talk about it. take us back to that day. what was it like? but was your experience? good evening to you and just a point of clarification on 9/11, i was actually the deputy domestic policy adviser to vice president dick cheney with my good calling samantha, but i can tell you it was a beautiful morning. and it was a crisp day and there was not a cloud in the sky. and we brief the vice president on domestic policy at nine a:m.. i was sitting at my desk and my boss, domestic policy adviser, said hey, ronnie, are you watching tv? i said said hey, ronnie, are you watching tv? isaid no said hey, ronnie, are you watching tv? i said no and said hey, ronnie, are you watching tv? isaid no and i said hey, ronnie, are you watching tv? i said no and i turned said hey, ronnie, are you watching tv? isaid no and i turned it said hey, ronnie, are you watching tv? i said no and
yelling against every fibre in our body yelling against every fibre in our lrody to yelling against every fibre in our body tojust run yelling against every fibre in our body to just run from that building, but we body to just run from that building, but we had body to just run from that building, but we had to secure our information and we but we had to secure our information and we did but we had to secure our information and we did so. and then i was one of the few and we did so. and then i was one of the few civilians in our office. a wonderful the few civilians in our office. a wonderful marine who worked for us kind of gathered us all and most of the civilians because we did not know the civilians because we did not know what we were doing, pushed us down know what we were doing, pushed us down the know what we were doing, pushed us down the stairs, pushed us out on 17th st. down the stairs, pushed us out on 17th st, found a concrete column behind 17th st, f