People are tired of hearing about all of this. that s understandable. from your perspective as a former u.s. attorney, looking at what has happened in the manhattan district attorney s office investigation of donald trump, from the january 6th assemblage of evidence against donald trump and from other investigations that are ongoing as well as all of the anecdotal evidence we have, would you indict him? the question of whether to indict has to be an evidence-specific case and there are a lot of moving pieces. i have sympathy for what doj prosecutors are looking at. there are issues as varied as a first amendment defense. for instance, whether or not the speech that was used on the ee elipsis is protected by the constitution. prosecutors have to parse. the court of opinion, as you
Comeback because one hour ago you were really stumbling. it was really disappointing. tiger says he will play the open in july. he says it is a comeback. i love it. he loves the game. we have a lot more ahead in our coverage of the russian invasion of ukraine. former ambassador michael mcfaul is with us along with former world boxing champion and member of the kyiv territorial defense, wladimir klitschko. also ahead, former president obama told democrats to tell their stories ahead of the mid terms. is the party listening? former new york city mayor bill de blasio joins our panel as we dig into what the democrats can do to avoid a midterm shelacking. morning joe is back in a moment. king morning joe is back in a moment prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive
To be enough? as richard haass said, maybe it is time, as the commercial says, to send the very best and start sending in u.s. weapons, training ukrainians up and seeing how much longer mr. putin really wants to take this? absolutely correct. let s focus on three things in terms of weapons systems. let s give the ukrainians the tools to establish a real no-fly zone. that will mean they have to have high-altitude surface-to-air missiles. the s300 is a good start, but, boy, have we got better kit than that to offer frankly, patriot, thad, we have a lot to offer. the russian black sea fleet is maneuvering around in position. if putin wants to shake up the
it is nice to meet you. we are privileged to help you. you have a remarkable president, mr. zelenskyy, who has done an outstanding job. we simply wish to keep supporting the people of ukraine for as long as it takes. take care. i m from london. i know. i m from kharkiv. so sorry. thank you. thank you very much. here for wine? they re two cockerills. thank you very much. thank you. over the last few hours i have been able to see quite a lot of your beautiful country. it is an amazing country. i have also seen the tragic effects of the war, an
This, i do not think the russians are going to have a sudden shift where they will be able to turn the tide here and come across ukraine. i, for one, believe we are probably headed toward a period of stalemate on those fighting line, and that may open the chance for negotiation as both sides see there s no obvious outcome. hey, bottom line, by the way, i don t know, nobody knows. if you think life is unpredictable, try war. admiral james stavridis, thank you so much. here s a new piece for time entitled what the u.s. military needs to learn from the ukrainian war. thank you, admiral. still ahead on morning joe, new details from the january 6th committee. the committee s vice chair, republican liz cheney, says there s enough evidence to refer former president donald trump for criminal charges.