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and jake sullivan, the national security adviser, said they are going to stay in touch with their russian counterparts to go through detail by detail what the consequences would be if russia did invade ukraine. kaitlan collins, thanks. let s bring in under secretary of state for political affairs, victoria newland. secretary newland, thanks for joining us this afternoon. national security adviser jake sullivan told reporters that the u.s. does not think that president putin has yet made a decision on whether to invade ukraine. why not? well, among other things, i think that president putin wanted to talk to president biden, wanted to better understand where we are and where our allies are on some of these issues. and that was why it was extremely important for our president and for other leaders in europe to be very clear about the extreme consequences that will result for russia if they move aggressively against ukraine again. in the previous hour, we interview ....
convolute convolute and. at this moment, there s one small and distinguished group of individuals focused only getting to the bottom of what led to the january 6th insurrection and perhaps more importantly, determining how to prevent a coup attempt like trump s from ever happening again. the january 6 committee is increasingly signaling that the focus is on the future. they re working to thwart efforts from trump and his allies to sow doubt about our elections. in a new piece of reporting, the atlantic makes clear the committee s work is a race against a ticking time bomb. the piece is forcing washington and the country to confront the reality that donald trump s next coup has already begun. that effort plays out in today s headlines in the form of a campaign by trump s allies to obstruct the bipartisan probe. donald trump s former chief of staff is now saying that he is no longer cooperating with the investigation. that is despite a subpoena forcing his testimony. lead ....
the u.s. is not at work. it arrives less than three months after a month stomach moment that is fresh in our minds. the exit from afghanistan. bill: they ve shocked and saddened the women who served there and elsewhere around the world. the national crisis hotline reporting a surgeon calls in the entire country still processing what we saw together. amidst the chaos and confusion, there were dissuasive heroes end. dana: troops delivering a baby on a crowded evacuation flight. when the mother went into labor, the pilot descended to lower altitude and that decision increased cabin pressure and saved her life in the process. bill: american heroism on full display there on what was one of the largest evacuations in american history. nearly 130,000 people were flown to safety from that airport. dana: the flight is not over. veterans here at home are still working to rescue interpreters and allies left stranded despite president biden s promise to leave no one behind. ....
head of the committee doing all of this in just a moment. today s most recent group includes some familiar folks. press secretary kayleigh mcenany. trump senior advisor stephen miller. and also a guy named johnny mcentee. he may not be as familiar to you, it is possible that the name rings a bell. he was so powerful inside the trump white house he has been called the deputy president. which of course, we don t have in this country. we ve got a vice president, we have a chief of staff of president. not a deputy president, it does not exist. now we are learning as set of shocking new details that is sort of trump ego johnny mcentee did. and how effective the ran the united states government. but before all this, he actually went viral a decade ago with this video, i actually remember seeing this video, he was the quarterback for the university of connecticut football team. impressive. he successfully through all these trick shots. these unlikely shots. and again, it is re ....
i do apologize for the fact that the united states, the last administration pulled out of the paris accord and put it in sort of behind the eight ball. president pointed to his economic plan as proof to this country s commitment to addressing the climate emergency. that plan would also democrats in congress had hoped to vote on both that proposal and the 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure bill sometime this week. it s been a moving deadline, today those hopes ran into an all too familiar roadblock. perhaps you ll recognize this next how can i am good conscious vote for a bill that proposes massive expansions to social programs, like when vital programs like social security and medicare face insolvency. there is more of the realty framework or release what i see or shell games, budget gimmicks that make the real cause of the so-called 1.7 trillion dollar bill estimated to be almost twice that amount. also tonight, an explosive washington post report, an ast ....