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front across the board right now not only with ukraine but with other leaders in western europe? i mean, this has been the strategy by the biden white house from the beginning of the buildup. it really was smart on their part in terms of both a couple things. one is they exposed it very, very early, so they ve been talking about the buildup. it s not been a surprise. getting a unified front. keeping nato in line, important given some of the tensions coming out of the trump administration, and even if you look at what they ve done with this phone call, they immediately go public and say yes, he wants to talk to us. it is a strategy of transparency that then leads russia and the russian leadership with few options. so it s been we ve come to this moment. one hopes it s a good moment today or at least one that doesn t get us to the brink. and that is because of a longish
for years, ghislaine maxwell was known as a longtime associate and gifford of convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. this morning she s also known as a convicted criminal. the jury found her guilty on five of six counts related to her role in epstein s sexual abuse of minors. damian williams prosecuted the case and expressed his gratitude for the verdict and for the accusers who spoke up. the road to justice has been far too long, but today, justice has been done. i want to commend the bravery of the girls, now grown women, who stepped out of the shadows and into the courtroom. their courage and willingness to face their abuser made today s result and this case possible. one of epstein s victims, annie farmer, the only accuser to testify open in court using her full name says she hopes that prosecutors don t stop
project, vicky ward investigates. i did reproduce the entire transcript of the transcript i had with ghislaine maxwell in 20002 about annie farmer s allegations, because i think it reveals what wasn t revealed in the courtroom. it reveals a very entitled mentality. she asked why i would believe strangers over her. she told me that annie farmer and her sister had been the beneficiaries of extraordinary generosity by jeffrey epstein. and i think that right there shows the value system that prosecutors did manage to put their finger on, even if we didn t hear from ghislaine maxwell herself. i think for a lot of people, because i don t believe the interview with annie farmer was in your 2003 profile, so for a lot of people, that will be illuminating for them to see it in its entirety if your
putin s own internal domestic problems as well as the sanctions that have been ongoing from the biden administration in response to the election and other areas where he has been disrupting the u.s. a war in ukraine, it s not, like, the russians would love it. it would be very difficult. it would be challenging. there would be a strong resistance movement. nato is clearly unify preponderance of the evidence so this may be the biden white house has been sort of slow-burn brilliant in the sense they sort of brought it to this moment. one would hope putin is ready to back down at this stage and biden would need to give him an off-ramp acceptable to him. that s probably what you re going to see today. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken had a phone call yesterday with the president of ukraine, spoke with british officials, french officials, german officials. how important is it for the united states to have a united