eastern and northern borders. cyber, electronic warfare grand and control, logistics engineers and other capabilities along ukraine s borders, putting russia in a position to move quickly if vladimir putin wants to. joining me is erin mclaughlin in kyiv, and courtney kube at the pentagon. this is not the totality the pentagon had at its disposal but they are moving them, and there was a moment in the news conference today where they talked about how they would protect the pentagon, protect u.s. nato allies. you mentioned that caught your attention during the last pentagon briefing. what did you make of that today? right. there s two groups of troops that would be moved here. the 3,000 we heard about today, 2,000 from the united states and 1,000 already there in europe. it s important to point out, the u.s. military has between 75 and 8,500 troops to move, and this is the u.s. moving these troops into poland, romania and germany at the request of those governments, so to go
desperate and dangerous. donald trump has less than 24 hours to pay his multimillion dollar bond. there is growing concern over where the auto crack autocratic-loving former president will get the dough. it is not the only reason he is a national security threat. former national security adviser former u.n. ambassador susan rice is here to discuss this and more. abortion pill access. this up in court will hear arguments is weak on mifepristone, which is used in more than half abortions in the united states. reproductive freedom for all. i will be joined to discuss how the court could rule on the first major reproductive rights case since it overturned roe. stretching a third-party threat. the presidential candidates who want one but could have a dramatic impact on the election. we will look at the surprising places they could find support and why democrats are preparing an aggressive counterattack. our all-star panel will set off on the news of the week. i am jonathan
let s do it. we begin tonight with new video published by al jazeera and obtained by nbc news. it shows us one of the most troubling scenes to emerge since the begin of the israel-hamas war. it documents the last living moments of four men targeted by the israeli military. we warn you, this is disturbing. four civilian men are walking through the devastated city of khan yunis, talking amongst themselves on tracks left by israeli tanks. they appear to be unarmed. corg to our experts at nbc news, the pen appear to be by an idf missile. two were instant lekilled. a third man survived the noilgs strike and gets up. then the fourth man is walking ahead. 50 seconds later, that man is struck by another missile. the last survivor is stumbling to get away from the initial blast site before falling to his knees and being hit by another missile. according to al jazeera rgs this footage was retrieved from an israeli drone that was shot down and the attack is believed to have happened i
move forward. sometimes in an election, things don t work out well? this is a fact check for the president of the united states, do not lose a presidential election. this was president trump. the poison ricin addressed to the president was intercepted by law enforcement. according to two law enforcement officials. the package came from canada. authorities are examining similar, we re living in really unusual times, the president s attempt through the supreme court nominee. in the face of all this, the hypocrisy of senate republicans is really stunning. not surprising. when you can blatantly knowingly contradict your own words, words you know are on tape, that takes a special kind of hypocrisy. this is mitch mcconnell in 2016. and have a profound impact on our country. mcconnell saying this, hours after the death of ruth bader ginsburg was announced and that, quote, president trump s nominee receive a vote on the american people get a say in the choice of the supreme c
Want to start because i will leave somebody out, but, you know, congress is here. they can tell you this is one of the truly bipartisan issues in the united states congress. i know their votes, but that includes senator patrick leahy, and amy klobuchar, and kris van holland, and representative joyce beaty, and barbara lee, donald payne, debbie wasserman schultz, tom cole, brian higgins i said i was not going to do this. you know, it could be truly an american moment i am sure i left somebody out, for which i apologize, but this could really be an american moment to prove to ourselves and, quite frankly, to the world, that we can do really big things. we made enormous progress in the