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residents toar remain in their shelters because fighting russian forces has broken out in the streets. it has been a rough night for so many ukranians not only in kyiv but across the country. countless residents trying still to get out. with tothat, we want to go to c perry. we spoke at the 2:00 a.m. hour here. just twoe hours later now, tal me through how things are looking there on the ground right now, how residents there are responding especially in a city like lviv which is supposed to be the safe harbor city just 30 miles or so from the border with poland. reporter: that s right. this was the city that people were planning to flee to if the worst happened and the worst seems to be unfolding in the ukranian capital as a city really emerges from 48 hours of what has been, you know, described as hell on the gro
possibility here of this escalating genuinely into a third world war. how much traction has donald trump that he would do so much better, they wouldn t have been an invasion in the first place, and so on if he had been president, do people listen to that? he had been president, do people listen to that? ., , had been president, do people listen to that? , had been president, do people listen to that? . , , , ., , , had been president, do people listen tothat? , , , to that? he has been emphasising as ou sa to that? he has been emphasising as you say that to that? he has been emphasising as you say that he to that? he has been emphasising as you say that he would to that? he has been emphasising as you say that he would have to that? he has been emphasising as you say that he would have been i to that? he has been emphasising as you say that he would have been a i you say that he would have been a stronger leader, russia wouldn t take this action under him, pointing out that whe
the former president ever gets to make this kind of call and why should he under these circumstances? reporter: all this against the backdrop of the committee preparing to meet tomorrow night to once again refer another trump ally, former doj official jeffrey clark, for criminal contempt. and a new development just in to cnn. we have learned that the georgia secretary of state brad raffensberger sat today for an extensive interview with the january 6th select committee. we re told the interview took more than four hours. raffensberger, of course, the republican election official in the state of georgia that resisted intense pressure from the former president, donald trump, to attempt to investigate false claims of fraud in his state. raffensberg, of course othat phone call with donald trump and mark meadows where trump put heavy pressure on raffensberger to act. of course, wolf, he did not do that and the election results in georgia stayed a victory for joe