has taken to try and put masking protocol in play and vaccination in place that has been undone by the legislature. so it s a free-for-all. president biden is trying to walk through this minefield of having major portions of the country that have undone any of the basic public health guidelines. what they are finding themselves in a world of hurt. there is an argument to be made that minefield may be an understatement. what is the political toll on this white house, especially as we head into a midterm here? i think people are exhausted. i am personally. i think everyone on the panel is exhausted by it. and i think that manifested something in what you are talking about. it s just the political toll. a huge chunk of biden s appeal in 2020 campaign was his pledge
possible connection to the president and all of the activity on january 6th and before and after. but they are in a world of hurt. i have wouldn t expect them to be practicing lawyers in a matter of a year or so. katie, how significant do you think the subpoenas of the three individuals by the committee has given their proximity to trump and the fact that we know these are people in regular contact with him throughout those key months in the build-up to the 6th? i think the subpoenas have a lot of optical significance because of the proximity these folks have to donald trump. it s very unlikely they will provide the committee with any information even if they are charged with contempt. that doesn t mean you have to provide the committee any information ever. symbolically, it s important these people be subpoenaed because there is evidence that they could provide. also keep in mind what they were doing in spreading the big lie, if you look at the justice department, what they said o
possible civil, and criminal activity. more important, their possible connection to the president and all of the activity on january 6th. they are in a world of hurt. i wouldn t expect them to be practicing lawyers, in a matter of a year or so. katie, how significant do you think the subpoenas has given their proximity to trump. given the fact that we know these are people who were in very regular contact with him throughout those key months? i think the subpoenas have a lot of optical significance, because of the proximity that these people have to trump. it s very unlikely that they will actually provide the committee with any information, even if they are charged with contempt. symbolically, it s very important that these people be subpoenaed, because there is
getting the fine print on export controls. if we implement those and don t allow microchips from the u.s. they are in a world of hurt. that s why we should go. sandra: the german foreign minister said cutting off swift would make it impossible to finance ngo s. the closer you get to russia the more consequences for your own country. germany has an enormous amount and trade back and forth. those are being shut down by vladimir putin as the demonstrators on the street.
captions by vitac www.vitac.com good evening again from lviv in western ukraine. as we speak, ukrainians all across the country are waking up to the reality that all their bravery, resilience, and resourcefulness may soon be tested more than ever. everything we are hearing from american officials and so much of what so many of our correspondents are seeing here on the ground speaks to an accelerating and intensifying campaign of russian attacks on ukrainian cities and ukrainian civilians. wesley park, retired four star general, put it bluntly in the last hour that people in kyiv are facing a world of hurt. the russian convoy near an airport north of the city now stretches more than 40 miles long, we re told, and it contains, as general clark noted, artillery and rockets, which russians have shown no reluctance to use, along with air strikes on residential