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aimed to diffuse the border at ukraine s border. blinken warned russia if it invades it will pay a heavy price. wechb clear. if any russian mill tash forces move it will be met with swift, severe and a united response from the united states and partners and allies. the house minority leader laying down the law with tough talk for conservative hardliner trying to become the house speaker. new cnn reporting reeventualing rudy giuliani and other trump campaign officials were far more involved in efforts to install illegitimate elect terrors to seven state that is trump lost. we have reporters covering the news. let s begin with fred pleitgen in geneva. fred, it struck me that perhaps the biggest news out of the comments were that the u.s. will provide written answers to russia s demands. do we know what those written answers will entail? reporter: yeah. i do think you re right that s a bigger thing to come out of this and the u.s. apparently remains steadfast on ....
you know, one of the things they re actually looking at something right now, don, it s kind of like pie in the sky polly anna, democrats are looking at changing the senate rules so it would actually be a filibuster like mr. smith goes to washington. and like there s no way this is going to happen, but i think it would be so important to have the discussion, and i m not talking about, you know, ted cruz green eggs and ham style. yeah. talking about actually discussing what is at stake and hearing from both sides hearre see what they think. i think we re beyond that, it would be great if we could actually do it in a democratic way, small d democratic way, we ll see. we appreciate it. i will see you on friday. back tomorrow. see you then. this is don lemon tonight. senate republicans baclocking voting rights legislation put forward by democrats. they re going to vote any minute now at the nuclear option, as we look at mitch mcconnell, changing the filibuster ....
here in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, january 20th. i m john berman. brianna is on night duty this week. kasie hunt with me to mark one year into the biden presidency. what a day. the white house working the phones, twitter, email, trying to make clear the president did not somehow create a permission structure for russian leader vladimir putin to launch some kind of incursion into ukraine. his remarks raised immediately alarm in kiev. the president spoke in stunningly stark terms of what he sees as a likelihood of annen incursion. he said he would be willing to break up his signature domestic agenda bill, where he refused to say the next election would be legitimate, one where he confessed surprise in the lingering power of donald trump. but the most immediate concern is clearly ukraine. his comments come at a tipping point there as russia nearly completes its buildup of forces along the ukrainian border. an invasion, biden suggests, ....
next elections would be legitimate. the most immediate concern for the white house this morning is clearly ukraine. and the president s comments come at a tipping point in that region as russia nearly completes its buildup of forces along the ukrainian border, an invasion biden suggests is all but inevitable. russia will be held accountable if it invades. it s one thing if it is a minor incursion and we end up having to fight about what to do or not do, et cetera. but if they actually do with their what they re capable of doing with force amassed on the border, it will be a force for russia. my guess is he will move in. he thats to do something. less than an hour later, the white house trying to clean up the remarks saying in a statement, president biden has been clear with the russian president. if any russian military forces move across the ukrainian border, that s a renewed invasion, and it will be met with a swift, severe, and united response from the united s ....
it so he could clear the room and get it done. who better to ask about this than jen psaki. she ll join us for her first fox news interview. bill: looking forward to that. a lot to talk about. 56% of americans disapprove of how the president is governing, a 20-point drop from where he started. more than half of americans don t believe the president understands the everyday problems that they are facing in their lives. quite a statement, dana. dana: the president attempted to right the ship yesterday during this marathon two hour news conference. reporters pressed him on everything from covid russia aggression in ukraine. watch this. president biden: minor incursion. if they actually do what they re capable of doing with the force they amassed on the border it is going to be a disaster for russia if they further invade ukraine. they haven t been able to do so far to get my republican friends to get in the game and make things better. what are republicans for? rep ....