it was the american president surprise in the war zone in kyiv, the first u.s. president in a war zone abroad where there wasab not a u.s. military presee there to support miz presence and protect him. and now tomorrow looking ahead it s going l to be a split scre as president putin in russia will give his equivalent of the state of the union address with the kremlinen and on the same day president biden will give a speech on war saw, a speech open to the public, a speech about democracies to stand together and do so for as long as it takes. joining usit now is presidentia historian, pulitzer prizewinning author of many books. including one that looks at the
0 it was actually 108 people in the heavenly hundred. the youngest of them was just 16 years old. it all happened as the combination of protests that had started the previous november. people are protesting in ukraine. because the government of that country had had the chance to sign on to a big trade deal with europe, a deal that was expected to have big economic benefits for ukraine, just episode bring ukraine closer to europe, and closer to the west. people in ukraine bought weird forward to it. this is a popular thing that they re very much wanted. but the president of ukraine at the time he decided he wasn t going to do it and he basically decided that because russia didn t want him to do it in 2014 the president of ukraine and i know this sounds rude to say but he was basically a a puppet of russia, of vladimi russia had paid for his political rise and for his political party. they had worked to install him in power. they totally controlled him. he was theirol guy. that was how
poland i think the only choice nor the europeans is to take her as she is. if she s going to present herself as a reasonable person was she like this all along and just promoting this image during the election or has she seen the light as a pragmatist? as an opposition candidate, she was further to the right than she is now. who knows if that was in her heart. she had years of projecting herself on the opposition as being more pro-putin. i don t know if the word fascist is what you would use. but in that wing of politics. i would say also, the eu, i saw firsthand the impact the eu has on countries with smaller gdps than italy. they have a great interstate
home unless, i don t know, you re mad that she is a black lesbian. or maybe unless joe biden was in st straoumental joe biden is a democrat and you don t want to give him credit or you don t love this country as much as you say you do and pretend to and rather you would rather side with our enemy, russia, putin. none of the skin narrows are good. but that s the math. there is no way around it. all right. james carr victim, s.e. cupp, good toe see both of you. appreciate it. coming up, new developments on documents found at mar-a-lago. ever leave your clothes in the dryer and find a wrinkled mess? try downy wrinkle guard fabric softener! wrinkle guard d penetrates deep into fibers, leaving clothes so soft, wrinkles don t want to stick around. make mornings smoother with downy wrinkle guard fabric softener. you could manufacture a whole new way of manufacturing.
this is something that just has to be said. another point i would make, most people are pro-putin, anti-ukraine. this has exposed a big, big fault in american culture and american opinion. and s.e., what do you think? because it was quick. it was pretty quick the way, you know, some on the right really pounced on this. shouldn t folks just be happy that brittany griner is home? and it s been worse over at fox news and news max. two places that profess to love this country. it sure didn t sound like it if you listened to a lot of them trashing the homecoming of an american citizen. listen, as james said, there are reasons to be critical of this deal. it was imperfect. but there is no reason not to celebrate brittany griner coming