ethan with a man that had a blackface kkk member in his yearbook. ethan is 17 years old. the tweets ignited a storm of criticism from democrats for attacks on a minor. the youngkin team has since removed the tweet. the governor tried to do damage control earlier posting this, quote, on saturday night an unauthorized tweet came from a campaign account. i regret that this happened and it shouldn t have. i ve addressed it with my team. we must work to bring virginians together. there is so much more that unites us than divides us. that wasn t a direct apology to ethan lynn, though, and ethan is not satisfied. we ve reached out to youngkin s team for comment and have not heard back. in the meantime, we got ethan s parents permission to interview him and he joins us tonight. i want to get to governor youngkin s response in a moment. but first, can you tell me, what went through your mind when you saw the governor s campaign put out a tweet that went after you? well, john, i was surprised
apologizes, i hope he condemns what happens in a stronger way. let me read again what he put out. this is more than 24 hours after the original tweet. on saturday night an unauthorized tweet came from my campaign account. i regret this happened and it shouldn t have. i have addressed it with my team. we must continue to work to bring virginians together. there is so much more that unites us than divides us, unquote. what do you make of that statement? i thought it was a non-apology. he was just sorry that the whole situation happened. he s not actually sorry for what was said. he didn t even take credit that it was his campaign team account. he said it was a campaign account and did not, you know, strongly condemn the situation in any way, shape, or form. do you expect to hear from the governor personally? i don t know what to my expectations are on the floor, so i don t know. i have heard nothing from him or his staff since what happened saturday night. so, likely fnot. do
that s not something that u.s. officials have warmed to. saying that it could potentially put u.s. troops in direct conflict with russian troops and that s something president biden has explicit he s not willing to do. that s another thing the president will have to discuss while he s here in poland. the president is arriving later today. we ll see him on the various stops tomorrow. he will sit down for the formal talks with the president. before he makes a speech sort of laying out his accomplishments on this trip. his goals of this trip. before heading back to washington on saturday night. all right. thanks so much. ukraine is accusing russia of putting the lives of chernobyl nuclear plant workers at risk. the plant has been occupied by russian troops for a month now. ukraine told the un atomic energy agency that russia recently shelled a nearby village where many workers lived. according to ukraine, that not
a surprise victory in the czech republic election. to parties will now control the majority and ask the president to trust them with forming a new government. a previously he said he would give the chance to the prime minister, despite little prospect of success. he was rob cameron with more. this weekend together, a conservative a coalition of three parties as well as a second opposition alliance between local mayors and the pirate party. together they have deprived andre barber s of a majority and a result that few predicted. 0n result that few predicted. on saturday night they were celebrating. the man they defeated appeared almostjovial
overall okay-ness of the country. i m going to call it, we re okay right now. biden is looking pretty good. particularly our last president, compared to george w. bush, on saturday night, called a boxing match with his ed auk son. overall okay-ness with biden, i think democrats are in pretty decent shape. good news for me, is i didn t even know donald trump went to a boxing match. and probably enjoyed my weekend more. so, rev, i have a theory of the case which may be wrong, because it was the same theory i had going into the election before donald trump got 75 million votes, but i m wondering if we re focusing too much on the 25%, the 30% howling the loudest? i saw a poll showed a year ago 56% of americans considered