a russian lieutenant who fought in ukraine has fled putin s army and he s out front to talk about it. the lack of equipment, training, boiling rabbits for food, the atrocities he says were committed by russian fighters. you won t want to miss this interview. breaking news, the pentagon right now is tracking a chinese spy balloon flying over the u.s. president biden asking for military options. what are the chinese doing? plus, fbi agents investigating congressman george santos for allegedly scamming a veteran out of thousands of dollars meant for his dying dog. that veteran is out front tonight. what did he tell investigators about santos? and good evening. i m erin burnett. out front, a russian officer speaks out right here. constantine served on the front lines for three months and is now telling all. the former lieutenant is the most senior russian officer to speak publicly about what he saw and did in ukraine. you re going to see that interview in just a moment. he
video, which we have seen so far, which i warn again before i show it was captured without audio. it was caught from above on a sky cop street camera, which gave that aerial view of the officers striking nichols nine time in less than four minutes. ryan young is outfront live from memphis. ryan, you actually spoke to the person today who installed the exact camera that captured this crucial footage, without which we wouldn t even have known how this went. what can you tell us? yeah, i did. and look, this video is all across the world right now. people are talking about it. and there are so many questions about how this video not only was recorded, but how did someone turn the camera? that got us thinking. we wanted to share the public what s in the sky here all over memphis. it s called sky cop. you can see the camera array right there. this light throughout the entire city. and the video is crystal clear. in fact, if you look up here, you can see the camera switch. this is from in
they could be commenting until joe biden was out of office. i mean, that just shows a guilty mind, let s put it that way. you know, let me ask you this. so a lot of people think this is a loss for durham. i never really cared that much about dan chanko, what we learned in the trials. what matters to me, the more we learn that the fbi in early october of 2016 that they offered christopher steele $1 million if he could authentic the dirty dossier that we now know hillary clinton paid for. we also learned that hillary s friend, charles dolan, was the source for e dan chanko, which means that dossier is all hillary clinton bought, paid for and written for no investigation. into that. so that means that the very first fisa application warrant, the one that deputy fbi director mccabe said, without which we wouldn t get the fisa application approved, that means that the fbi knew that they did not verify it, although it says at the top of
perhaps she is not doing this as some sort of a reduce to jump into the democratic nomination. she has said umpteen times she s not running for president. i m not sure how many other ways she can say it. but i think when she jumps into a policy fight the reflex of the media is are you doing this because you want to run for president? it could be she wants to be unconsequential. talking about the deal at boeing in real specifics, i just want to play one quick line from it where he basically took on every criticism elizabeth warren has of the trade deal. but this was the issue of it being a so-called secret trade deal and he harkens back a couple of hundred years for his example on this. let s listen to this. senators who are unhappy about this might recall the locked doors and closed windows that marked america s constitutional convention 228 years ago, without which we wouldn t even have a senate
about this might recall the locked doors and closed windows that marked america s constitutional convention 228 years ago, without which we wouldn t even have a senate today. david axelrod, is the secretary of state, the former massachusetts senator, going to be the point man now on this battle with elizabeth warren? well, i think he certainly needs to be out in front of it. i think there s a feeling on the part of the president on the secretary of state and others who have been working on this that it s important and that it s ultimately a net win for working people and for the american economy. and it s a necessity for it. so i hope that when all the fog clears, there s a debate on the substance of this and not characterizations of the substance of this. but i ll say this about elizabeth. she s been on the side of the middle class on this issue for years and years and years and now everybody else is discovering this issue and they re looking to her as kind of an oracle on it. d