say that with the bromine caveat listen, he s he s just a blunt force trauma guy. he sees out he sees the absentees and i m sure he s looking at an universal absentee. he s just saying this is bad and i think everybody agrees universal absentee is bad. i come from california we have a very successful absentee program, but have also seen the flaws in universe apps and t. i mean, i ve gone to the post office where you see ballots in the trash because of voter has changed address. well, those ballots are being picked up by party officials on the republicans sayyed, and a democratic side, i can t see any place where that is good for our democracy brian and bennett, blunt force trauma politics. here we go. it s good to see you both. thank you very much. a new our of z to undo central starts now we are standing by for crucial emotional testimony in the federal gun case against hunter biden new executive action at the border, in effect as of now, what impact is it having on the bo
feels like he s putting out fires. yeah. and by the way, the isis cave and he said that we as a country are at risk of an attack like russia saw that, that horrible theater attack by isis k, where dozens were killed, taking over the theater, which we haven t heard of, a threat like in this country for some time, i do get the sense that i mean, overwhelmed, maybe too strong a word the fbi has enormous the sources. but whenever he talks about threats, they come from so many different directions. so you ve got terrorist threat domestic, internationally inspired he s extremely worried about interference in the election. multiple foreign actors, china, russia, and iran, north korea and he s also very upfront about the cyber risk in this country. he always makes the point. china and russia to, they ve already planted the tools in this country in critical infrastructure to turn them on in effect, in the event of a broader conflict to the point where they could turn the lights out new york t
technical diffies and that s why i m introducing the show from ukraine. we want to bring you up to date what is going on overnight and the last couple of days. here in zaporzhiazhia, receiving evacuees from the besieged city of mariupol to the southeast and last night, the associated press announced some 600 people may have been killed in that theater attack a couple of weeks ago, by russian forces in mariupol. now, that s far exceeding the number that had previously been reporting. and really points to what has been a lot of talk here about war crimes, committed by the russian forces, both in mariupol and further to the west in the capital of kyiv. now, this city has seen bombardment for most of the past several weeks. all of that is focused and all of the eyes of the world are focused on the azovstal steel plant, where civilians and soldiers have taken refuge underneath. and we have referred in this city, just in the last couple of
we do usually to prepare for the future is look at the task. we ve seen many similar attacks by one individual. so whole philosophy and strategy and dealing with one individual coming to attack a sin going or religious center or you know, we ve seen it with schools, we ve seen it with clubs is one thing. but if you re dealing with three or four persons in moscow theater attack and seen it in paris nightclub attack. we ve seen even here few years ago, so all depends on various scenarios but as you mention with previous guest people need to have a new culture. culture of being ready. switzerland israel have it other countries have it. we have all of the reasons to have it because of the various type of violence we ve seen before, and now really we have to project because this happen we have to be an alert for the
between trying to implicitly support russia and trying to stay in their long stated idea of sovereignty of nations. at this time it s time for the ch chinese to decide where they want to be when the history books are written. let s bring in susan glasser. also with us retired general wesley clark. general, let me start with you. according to britain s ministry of defense, russia is resorting to the use of older, less precise weapons, so-called dumb bombs that are less military effective and more likely to result in civilian casualties. the theater attack in mariupol is just the latest example that putin seemingly has no regard for civilian life. what do you make of it all? well, i think it s a deliberate tactic to put pressure on the zelenskyy government by causing immense humanitarian suffering. starting with mariupol, kharkiv.