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will russia actually invade ukraine? or is vladimir putin saber-rattling to get western concessions? we made it clear it cannot move on ukraine. and what will china do in 2022? what are the implications for its neighbors and for america? also the global economy, will there be more inflation, less productivity, fewer babies? i will talk to experts about it all. usa! and i will bring you a preview of my latest cnn special about the threat to american democracy. one year after the january 6th attack on the capitol, is the republic really at risk? i believe it is. stay tuned for a clip of the fight to save american democracy, which airs in full tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern.
tonight on cnn, my latest special world premiere. it s called the fight to save american democracy, and it airs at 9:00 p.m. eastern. one part of the hour i take up the difficult question of whether america has anything to learn from the most famous collapse of democracy in the past 100 years, that of germany in the 1930s. a film industry that rivaled hollywood. ground-breaking expressionist art. and more nobel prize winners than any other nation. including a physicist named albert einstein. this was germany in the 1920s.