annual news conference in moscow. this portion of the 4 1/2-hour event included questions about russia s relationship with ukraine. his opinion of british prime minister boris johnson. and the impeachment vote against president trump. hello. my question will be about sports and mainly about the situation, complicated situation that the national sport has found itself in. recently on the night in december, the executive comedy has taken unprecedented decision to ban all russians rom all the major sport events that include olympic games, paraolympic games and winter both winter and summer. and the reason for such a ecision was failure to correspondent to the demands to the road map for the moscow dumping agency and of the information they handed over to he world anti-doping agency. so they were deprived of their rights so they were basically isqualified too. and the country that suffered from the sanction, the people who suffer the most are our innocent athletes. what must
this barrier is absolutely critical to border secusoty. it s alhat our professionals at the border want and need. this is just common sense. the next day he abruptly ended a meeting with house speaker nancy losi and senate minority leader chuck schumer who refused to provide billions n funding for the wall i exchange for ending the government shutdown.um president threatened to declare a national emergency to get the military to build the wall. that would likely spark a legal crisis. meanwhile in calornia, newly sworn-in governor gavin newsom unveiled a budget totaling $209 billion. among the fundingro psals, more than a billion for affordable housing construction, nearly $2 billion for early childhood education and an madditional $105lion to fight and prevent wildfires. joining me to discuss this, kqed senior editor of polt ticks and gove scott schaffer, san francisco chronicle political writer joe gary foley and eopolitical consultant john walsh. great to have you her
tarrier is absolutely critical to border security. it s also wha our professionals at the border want and need. this is just common sense. the next day he abruptly ended a meeting with hse speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer r wused to provide billions in funding for the wall in exchange for ending the government shutdown. president trumthreatened to declare a national emergency to get the military to build the wall.th would likely spark a legal crisis. meanwhile in california, newly sworn-in governor gavin newsom unveiled a budget totaling $209 billion. among the funding proposars, mothan a billion for affordable housing construction, nearly $2 billion for early childhood education and an additional $105 million to fight and prevent wildfis. joining me to discuss this, kqed senior editor of polt ticks and government scott schaffer, francisco chronicle political writer joe gary foley and geopolitical consultant john walsh. great to have you here
look at that. all right. shut up! knock it off! here s to may s for jimmy kimmel. meanwhile here s what you re missing on colbert by watching gutfeld!. come with me and you ll see in a world of reconciliation it s our sole remedy except for peer intoxication greg: that s not a comedy show. his show is becoming so sad, i have to watch old yeller to cheer up. our show is different. look who we have on tonight. emily compagno. boy, did she get into the swing of things in nashville. thank you. oh [bleep] only about five more stops. locking the door. greg: you don t stop at the hotel bar when you get off the flight. you go straight to the hotel. kat survived another night on the town. we have a heck of a time getting her back into the hotel room. thanks for the help. the bravest man i ve ever seen. kat, stop mixing tequila with red bull. i m also glad that your family made it to the show. if we have a picture. i knew those new no bail laws would finally come in han
continues to spawn violence across the country. meanwhile on capitol hill, the stalemate over the debt ceiling continues as the country hits its borrowing limit. we ll have the latest on efforts by the white house to find some sort of compromise. plus, the george santos saga takes another really strange turn. now there are questions about where his mother was on 9/11. also ahead, we are hours away from a decision on criminal charges in the deadly shooting on the set of rust. remember that? we ll get you caught up on the case that could come to a major development this morning. and we ll dig into new reporting on an aggressive new proposal from the biden administration as it pertains to the war in ukraine. joe has the morning off but willie and i are here in new york, and we have with us, the former aid to the george w. bush white house and state department, elise jordan, an msnbc political analyst. former white house communications director under president obama, jennifer