couldn t answer her calls which was a red flag for her family because she is big on calling people on video call and some of them gave excuses such as she was sick, her phone had fallen into the water and the microphone wasn t working, so she couldn t do video calls. that was a red flag for her family and they started trying to reach out to people who knew her to find out if they knew where she was or had talked to her. this case is odd for a lot of reasons. her boyfriend told police he last saw her when she came home one night, packed her clothing in two plastic bags, and left in a dark colored suv. this is according to him. from your experience, how realistic is that? talking to her family, we ve been in conversations and talked for months and to them the scenario doesn t make sense because irene was very close to her family and talked to her parents in kenya every other
saying why didn t you just do a lot of these basic things? what do you read into her response to their filing? what the judge is basically telling the trump team is do your job better. make your arguments, lay out what the law is, lay out what you re asking me to do in this particular case. i think that s the dynamics of what s going on in the judge s respond. as to the substance of the arguments that the trump team seems to be trying to make, one is a 4th amendment argument. they re arguing the search is overbroad. they re making these arguments before this evidence gathered has been used in any way. usually we would see individuals actually charged with something make arguments that the 4th amendment was violated or the search was overbroad because that information will be used against them. that scenario doesn t exist and then they re making privilege claims. the difficulty with the executive privilege claims is that he s not the president anymore. so those privileges don t apply
how dangerous is it really in ukraine s capital? abby, it s a conflicting answer to that question. if you look behind me, it doesn t look particularly dangerous. there s families taking selfies, wandering around this extraordinary line of tanks and armored personnel carriers that the ukrainians placed here. ukraine said that when russia attacked, they wanted to have a parade here when they took over the country. this is ukraine s version of that. these burnt-out tanks from this grinding conflict, particularly when russians tried to take kyiv those months ago. so how dangerous is it? well, people are asked to stay away, were asked to go into shelters if they heard air raid sirens. throughout the day, the air raid i think we ve lost david there. we ll be back with david in just a minute. we re going to discuss with
assistance. we need more of it. that s true. the $3 billion assistance announced by the white house will certainly be welcomed here in ukraine. david, thank you very much for all that reporting. let s discuss now with retired air force colonel cedric lei leighton. we are six months into this. putin clearly had been banking on the west not having the stamina to stay in this. is fatigue starting to be a problem? it definitely is. the good news for the ukrainians is that there s a lot of aid still coming. this $2.98 billion that was announced today makes a big, big difference. let s kind of review where things have been. you know, this is the map as it stands right now with ukraine. you have the russian forces obviously in red, the ukrainian gains in yellow. but that doesn t tell the entire picture here. if we take a quick look at a
tomorrow is that after this was voted on the rules committee today, we should say along partisan lines, 9-4, liz cheney s plea to her republican colleagues falling on deaf ears, it will go to the full house tomorrow. in the rule they passed out today is the way this debate is going to be played out. there s going to be time set aside for cheney to make her arguments. also time for thompson to make his arguments, but there s also time for an opponent of the bill because this doesn t specifically fall along republican and democrat lines with cheney and kinsinger serving. she made it clear it was time for her republican colleagues to step up and recognize the issues and fallout from the january 6th attacks and particularly the role that the former president