Eventually that is what russian president putin will do. that he ll go into ukraine. he said that in front of the world watching at his press conference here at the white house. but the disagreement from yesterday s call seems to stem from the fact that a senior ukrainian official told matthew chance who is in ukraine, that president biden said they basically believe it is virtually guaranteed to happen. and they pointed to the month of february. i m told by national security official that s not what president biden said. that instead he told him that basically u.s. intelligence has assessed if an invasion does occur, they believe february is when that s going to happen. citing weather conditions on the ground and the troop build-up that the pentagon says is very much still happening. so i think that has been a point of contention. you also saw the ukrainian leader complaining about the fact that the u.s. embassies, in addition to other governments embassies in ukraine have told some
Super bowl sunday from the president. i will just add that he also said in this nbc interview that he thought the l.a. rams would be tough to beat, and, boy, was he right. there you go. all right, jasmine, thank you. all right. walmart is rolling out a new pandemic policies. vaccinated employees no longer required to wear masks unless state and local governments mandate them. unvaccinated employees and those who work in clinical care settings like pharmacies, they still have to keep that mask on. and next month, walmart dropping a pandemic sick-pay policy they gave associates extra paid time off beyond sick leave. up next, a dramatic decision overnight on the fate of that young russian skater caught up in an olympic doping scandal. plus the stark warning from russia of a top national security official. and we have the super bowl ads that worked and the ones that don t.
Behind ukraine. an opportunity to do better. donald trump didn t take it. of course, one of the reasons we even note about that phone call is because of national security official named alexander vindman, he was listening to it live, he knew it was wrong. he knew and reported it up his chain of command and testified to the united states congress hearing on the impeachment of donald trump. joining us now is alexander vindman, he was a ukraine expert on the national security council and a witness to president trump s impeachment hearings. it s an honor to have you back with us. in your book, titled here right matters, you detail this specific matter, the fact that you had provided you and your cohorts at the white house and the national security council, have provided guidance and advice that president trump was supposed to have red and taken to say, you need to do very little for ukraine right now, the congressional aide had already been approved and was on his way to ukraine. all y
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