we can handle all 19 in 40 days. it s going to take four months, up to 150 witnesses. the fireworks are going to start going off. people don t want to go to prison. we heard from the most famous defendant, donald trump. will you testify in your own defense? that i look forward to. defendants rarely take the stand in real life. it would be a disaster. a brand new court filing investigating hunter biden reveals plans to indict the president s son on gun charges. he possessed a gun and filled out paperwork and falsified the document. it fuels what the republicans in congress are try ining to fa. the incredible video of an escaped killer scaling a brick wall. they have found footprints that he is in certain areas still. i haven t seen a manhunt that s lasted this long with so many sightings. you get this head coaching job and get diagnosed with k cancer. we circled up and said i want to share with you. were you scared telling them? i was. you have to
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votoed sanctions which if you hear anybody talking about them, those are ones that have real teeth, that keeps putin out of the financial community. why did we let germany do that? well, you either lead, follow or get out of the way n.s this case, germany is in the lead. their interest don t align with ours, this is a question the american people need to ask, are we beholden to the germans or lead in this situation and implement things that are going to bring russia to the table and to stop what is happening right now as russia invades ukraine. carley: without a doubt. matt, we ll leave it there, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. great to see you. carley: people scrambling to get cash from banks in ukraine as russian troops move in. the outbreak of war setting off an economic wind fall worldwide. todd: lauren will look at the
the ukrainians, we have trained them, we have worked with them substantially, we re making substantial contributions to their defense. on the other hand, you know, we have got to be thinking broadly, more broadly about the world. twice in the last three days the russians have mentioned their nuclear capability. and by the way, they have a nuclear doctrine that is different from anyone else in the world, where they discuss openly the option of using tactical nuclear weapons in a conventional war setting. that i don t think there is any such line to go from tactical to strategic weapons, so that s something that has to be taken seriously. vladimir putin today is the most dangerous man in the world. perhaps most dangerous man in the history of the world, because he has this blind ambition to reunite the greater russia at the same time he s sitting on one of the world s great nuclear arsenals. this is something we have to
yes. you say it s russian policy. yes, this is a russian military intelligence these are military intelligence specialists. they come in behind the sort of draftees who don t know anything. i m not saying the draftees didn t shoot somebody, you know, who was poisoning them or trying to steal food or something like this, but this kind of stuff comes from the gru. it s an effort to break resistance. this is why in a period before the war when i heard people talk about, oh, it s going to be like afghanistan. it s going to be an insurgency. uh-uh. this is going to be a brutal, ruthless occupation by russia. you commanded troops in a war setting. this is not just what happens. no, no, no. in war. no, this is not like troops out of control. there may have been some of that, but these people with the hands tied behind their back, bullet in the head, that s gru stuff. that s a deliberate effort to root out any potntial source of resistance after they own the