much. thankful for everyone who has reached out and prayed. remarkable. today, nfl players were back on the field for the first time since hamlin collapsed. there is another part of the story, though. on monday, while medical personnel acted quickly to save damar hamlin s, life they to officially cancel the game. i say it was an obvious error from a communications and pr standpoint, but i also think that it raises new questions. questions i think about like the league s commitment to players health and their safety. joining us now to discuss is a doctor, doctor marvin will, he is and former nfl player for the tennessee titans and he s a six year resident at harvard medical school and massachusetts general hospital. i am clapping for you, dr. rolled, because i think your story in and of itself is remarkable. i want to start our conversation talking about ja marr haaland s progress this week. what are you watching for in the statements were getting from the doctors on the team and ca
did it. i have to say, he doesn t get to the benefit of the doubt given his past behavior. i think that is just, from a pr standpoint, he doesn t deserve the benefit of the doubt when it comes to what he is doing with these documents. sorry, so many of his former staffers laugh at the notion that he declassified these things. we never knew about that, we never heard about that. i don t love to quote john bolton, but he s only one of a dozen to say this is ridiculous, no one has heard that before. somebody one of us would have to have known. nobody knew. and provide any documents or executive orders, or anything that substantiates that claim. panel, stick around, we have a lot more to discuss, we will talk politics after the break. later in the hour. up next, the overturning roe v. wade has galvanized democratic voters. could it be enough to help them keep control of congress in the midterms? but first, my friend richard louis is here with the headline. some of the stories we
of the office, and certainly, when he had the power to make these documents declassified, one, it would still be owned by the u.s. government, but to, it would be political suicide to endanger national security publicly, and three, there is no evidence that he did it. i have to say, he doesn t get to the benefit of the doubt given his past behavior. i think that is just, from a pr standpoint, he doesn t deserve the benefit of the doubt when it comes to what he is doing with these documents. sorry, so many of his former staffers laugh at the notion that he declassified these things. we never knew about that, we never heard about that. i would love to quote john bolton, but he s only one of a dozen to say this is ridiculous, no one has heard that before. somebody one of us would have to have known. and provide any documents or executive orders, or anything that substantiates that claim. panel, stick around, we have a lot more to discuss, we will
director clapper, just hours frr from now, the next talks between russia and ukraine will happen. president zelenskyy is willing to accept nonneutral status. how vulnerable would that leave ukraine and do you think putin would be open to that? well, actually, i mean, it sounds like zelenskyy is making a big concession and he really isn t. going back to the so-called budapest memorandum of 1994 where the neutrality, the spirit of which was the neutrality of ukraine was guaranteed. ukraine agreed to have removed all the nuclear weapons from the soviet era. so it sounds great. it s good from a pr standpoint, but it s not very substantively different than what has been agreed to in the past.
and they saw the hypocrisy and blaming trump for this crisis and they got it under control they talk about the kids in cages and you see these heart breaking images of kids that are almost rounding and have been left at the border and this is why you really start to see the administration not really do anything but from a pr standpoint to try to act like a to go to the border and act like they will talk about root causes there only persuaded by polls. rachel: we see there are 6918 arrest of criminal noncitizens just this year. here is sheriff brad company from kitty county texas and he is suing the biden administration for not deporting illegals. we ve got to do something my county is being completely overrun were seeing issues in northeast texas and we have sheriffs that are being overrun and this is the only logical step in is to draw attention and