information. these are just the first three out of the gate. at this point they ve attempted to go the route of voluntary cooperation. both mccarthy and jordan said they had nothing to hide and they d be willing to talk about twhat knew and now have backed off of that. but i think the committee finds themselves in a complicated situation here. there is really no easy path forward. and more than anything else, there s no precedent for this. no one has ever tried to do it like this in this fashion. so that makes it a very difficult opportunity for them that they just don t have an answer to at this point. ayesha, how much do we need the information? how important is that information? how hard are we willing to fight for it? jeffrey clark is another example. he was at the justice department. he told donald trump, make me acting attorney general. i ll help you through all this. he took the fifth amendment 100 times, more than 100 times in a one hour and 40-minute interview with the commi
about that intelligence was working behind the scenes to put it together. what they have put together not just in terms of the sanctions but scale of the coalition, it s something that we simply haven t seen before and it underscores the seriousness of this moment. jill dougherty in moscow now, two russian oligarchs are calling on putin to end his war. russian authorities have detained nearly 6,000 people for participating in unsanctioned antiwar protests since the war started. the big question is through all of twhat are people of russia really thinking about this unjust war? all rig you know, it is so hard to say. it varies. you really i still think that probably the majority support this operation and primarily because they ve been watching on tv and being given this idea by the government, of course, that it is an attack on russia, that ukraine is being used by nato to attack russia, and what s more,
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tonight, breaking news on two fronts. president biden, vladimir putin, the high stakes call over ukraine. our team on the border tonight. the other major news breaking now, twhat the doctor for the world health organization just said about this new variant. and what dr. fauci just said about the new variant here in the u.s. it all comes amid the rise in new thgi me than 1,100 deaths per day. a 57% increase since just last week. but this was important, what dr. fauci said just today about the new variant in the u.s., how transmissible, how severe, what they re seeing so far. and tonight, now a doctor for the world health organization saying something very similar. and we have the latest. also tonight, president biden speaking from the white house situation room.
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