tonight, we begin with breaking news out of russia. a major twist in that country s war against ukraine. vladimir putin forced to confront a rebellion within his own borders. just hours ago, we learned that if guinea prigozhin, the owner and the head of the wagner group and mercenary force that has been fighting alongside the russian military and ukraine, halted his advance on to the country s capital. that announcement came shortly after prigozhin claimed he and his fighters had captured the city of rostov-on-don home to the russian military headquarters for its war in ukraine. since their invasion last year, moscow has become dependent on the back in a group to support the war efforts as they re dwindling russian forces struggle to make significant gains inside ukrainian territory. in december, the u.s. said it believed the group had an estimated 50,000 personnel inside ukraine alone. it made up of about 10,000 contractors and 40,000 convicts that were recruited from inside
cover and lots to go over. campaigner in chief president biden back on the campaign trail on a state he flipped from a donald trump when. his presidential pitch to voters ahead in a live report. plus a special counsel jack smith in new jersey state of mind? what happened to trump s mar-a-lago balms and bathrooms might not stay there when it comes to missing classified documents in an alleged cover-up. a power panel is standing by to go in-depth on the many criminal and civil case is straining the twice impeached, twice indicted next term president. and threes a crowd the growing effort to stop a third party cabinet from hurting biden s chances at reelection. former senator doug jones joins me live to talk about the alliance between democrats and never trumpers. all of that and more is coming up. . a good sunday morning to you, i m katie phang. we start this with a presidents pitch for another term. president biden officially kicked off his reelection campaign saturday in pe
happened today? is their window of opportunity for ukraine to seize upon the battlefield, so to speak? so we certainly hope so. because indeed, what this event shows is that putin is vulnerable. he had to negotiate with one of his guys. one of his close allies who certainly decided that he has the right and the opportunity to march against the rectangular russian army. so it was the biggest humiliation of putin s lifetime. and it was very public. it did show vulnerability, and it did give some openings for the your cranial military. of course it did. and there was some new saying that some ukrainian forces have taken over some positions on the left side of the dnipro river and the kherson region instate trying to take over the last couple of weeks. this was progress. it was slow, it unfortunately took up too many lives and other casualties on our side,
definitely strict and could be downright scary when it came to things like academics and work ethic. but one of my father s greatest gifts was his ability to laugh. at himself, and in funny situations, with his huge, very loud laugh. his eyes quickly in the corners and flashing a beautiful toothy grin. his other superpower, he had no problem showing his tears. they would come easily and quickly and it was heartwarming to see his father be such an amazing example that there was no shame in witnessing a grown man cry. many of us grew up during a time when tired, old, gender roles dictated that men could not express their emotions for fear of being perceived as weak or even two feminine. tired, old social norms forced men to hide their emotions and suppress their feelings. as a man, you want supposed to show vulnerability, last to be ridiculed or mocked for being weak. as the old false adage goes, real men don t cry. but my father did cry. and he was very real to me and to those who knew
Monty Moran, the former co-CEO at Chipotle Mexican Grill as well as a lawyer, author, pilot and filmmaker, will deliver the annual Brauer Lecture at Washington University in St. Louis on Thursday, April 13.