Expedition sources, ch is the rezipiant of military historys 2013 distinguished book award. His second book pershings crusaders and World War i received the norman b. Tomlinson jr. Prices for the best book in history and english on World War i. The american historians, 2017 Richard Lepoeld Prize and the army historical foundation 2017 excellence in the u. S. Army history book award. Dr. Faulkner is a wonderful friend of the Museum And Memorial and we are delighted to have him here with us this evening. Welcome, dr. Faulkner. Thank you. Now, as always, it is a great privilege to speak at the national World War i museum. I got to admit its a little weird this time. Usually when the folks come down here for the pershing lectures, we tend to draw a pretty good crowd. Tonight the auditorium is empty. In fact, i had to bring some of my own conscripted groupies so id have somebody to talk to tonight in the audience. So, give a shout out, groupies. Now, you got to laugh at all my bad jokes. No
mexico. they re mixing making it to export here. you can cyp right in the capita 11 pounds of sentinel sells for around $15,000 for it in the united states that same amount sells for more than $100,000. you can see the incentive. how much sentinel is that? just 2 milligrams of the drug can be lethal to a human being, that means 11 pounds can nearly to and a half million fatal doses of sentinel. again, there is a major financial incentives for drug cartels which run huge parts of mexico to produce this drug and ship it north. if kinked cooking was the drug of the 1980s we are living in the new era and the numbers sho it. they seized as to pounds of it total at our southern border. compare that to what we re seeing now in the first eight months of this year. first eight months for the u.s. government sees more than 7,000 to hundred is the highest amoun seized by far. it s a small percentage of the fentanyl that came over the border since its borderless and difficult to detect f
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welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, april 28th. i m brianna keilar with john berman. and vladimir putin is warning the west that his bloody war against ukraine will expand, if anyone tries to interfere. and that rhetoric is coming as the u.n. secretary-general who just came face to face with putin tells cnn this war will not end until russia decides it will. translator: if someone intends to intervene in what is happening from the outside, and creates unacceptable strategic threats for us, then they should know that our response to oncoming strikes will be swift, lightning fast. we have all the tools for this. ones that no one can brag about. and we won t brag. we will use them if needed. the war will end when the russian federation decides to end it, and when there is after the cease-fire, the possibility of a serious political agreement. we can have all meetings, but that is not what will end the war. overnight, the
live in the cnn newsroom. good evening. a dramatic and perplexing chain of events unfolding in russia today with much of the world on edge ahead of the wagner mercenary group roughly called off in advance in moscow. it was reportedly aimed at russia s military leadership over ukraine. they were almost unchallenged as the columns marched toward moscow. here, locals are heard cheering for the mercenaries. they said they captured key facilities in ukraine cities and made it halfway to moscow before suddenly turning back. the wagner chief yevgeny prigozhin said he wanted to avoid bloodshed. translator: therefore realizing all the responsibility for the fact that russian blood will be shed from one of the sides, we turn our columns around and leave in the opposite direction to the field car. s according to the plan. and here he is receiving a hero s welcome as he leaves. the kremlin said he will not be prosecuted and he will go to belarus. let let let s go to diplomatic editor