found donald trump to be guilty of crimes, 34 to be exact, that s the exact kind of political behavior that destabilizes the country and can potential fuel the very activity and violence we saw on january 6th. it s you to we, the people, and we the coalition of the willing, which is a majority of this country to say, no, you won t, because it s all of our country. we will stand together and protect her. if that remains the case, that remains optimism. when we come back, we ll turn to republicans who are looking to limit who gets to vote. with a convicted felon as their nominee, the assault on votings rights kicks into high gear. that s next. n votings rights kicks into high gear. that s next. now, how about something to put a smile on your face?
to block the fbi headquarters tied to this deal and demanding that the treasury secretary prove her work in saying we are close to the precipice. i m confident that we re going to get an agreement by june 1st or june 2nd, june 4th. the secretary, as i said a couple times now, i do think having a hard date is helpful. this wiggle room allows a second-guessing, show me your mouth. the fact that you ve got 35 republicans writing a letter basically saying we re not planning on voting for this thing is actually kind of a good sign. because they were never going to be a part of the coalition of the willing for a bill that was going to get signed into law, so the fracturing is actually a sign that it s coming together. the extremes can stay in the extremes and you find some folks in the middle. there s plenty of folks in
argue is that you don t need to convince the 40% of the country that it wasn t for donald trump. you need to convince the people pissed off about the price of things and these are difficult times and a difficult, difficult moment and you do need to remind people of the other side and it was a coup that they put on paper and they were so brazen they sought to have a coup at doj so that they had their guy there, too. i think that s absolutely right. john is right about the structure of the problem which is that so many people will not pay attention and to your point getting to the 51% and it s about the coalition of the willing, but congresswoman luria actually said something so important about being in and looking at it is the hairs on the back of your neck standing up? that story at why it s the hairs on the back of the neck it s not
this comes as president biden imposes a new round of sanctions against russia and promises to send ukraine advance rocket systems that can target enemy positions from nearly 50 miles away. here to discuss, retired u.s. army general, barry mccaffrey. general, help us to understand where things stand right now as the russian invasion into ukraine hits 100 days. it s hard to tell. it is a complex, a dangerous situation. if you go out in the longer run, in a year from now, i am very off to mystic that ukraine will be in a favorable position. the sanctions on russia will start unraveling their defense industry. even more importantly, ukrainians have caused devastating casualties, maybe 20% of their force has been killed or wounded. the coalition of the willing, through the u.s. european command, providing a lot of technology to the ukrainian armed forces forces. having said that, this is
euro zone which is the highest its been since the creation of the eu in 99. well exactly. and that is what i was going to ask david ignatius about. you were talking about what a great job the white house and the administration had been doing, the coalition of the willing, we all know the historic gains that nato has made over the past several months. i am curious, though, based on your reporting, how was the euro zone, how were those individual european countries going to continue with inflation at record highs at 8.1%. obviously driven so much by this war. joe, i think they re getting nervous. i was worried that over this weekend we d had a real crack in the nato alliance with the european summit taking place. and i think we ve had some frig ilty, they are those at strong as they might have been. but the ban on purchases of