used? think about the revenge of geography. in other words, you can change a lot of things on a battlefield. you can t change the terrain. thus, as you point out correctly, jonathan, out in the cities, onto the plains of ukraine. it s a vast think kansas. and as a result of that, that armor can move both the tanks, the armored personnel carrier, and yes what the russians envision is a sweeping set-piece kind of battle like we haven t seen since the second world war. we ll see, a, if they can deliver that, and b, ukrainians have plenty of firepower that we have given them to put a real sense of defense in front of the russians. so it s going to be quite striking to watch. about ten years ago, when i was supreme allied commander of nato, i spent a fair amount of time with my counterpart, general nikolai, and he would talk endlessly about thousand russians were going to specialize, get out of the conscript business, improve their logistics and technology, and we watched that
hello again, everyone. thanks for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. new shell across ukraine as russia intensifies its attacks in the country. cnn teams on the ground in eastern ukraine witnessing a russian strike on a market. more on that in a moment. first, the new attacks in the west. air raid sirens sending chilling warnings today in lviv and kyiv. explosions in the capital city, at least one person was killed and several others were injured. the mayor warning those who fled the city that it is still not safe to return. and now we re getting a gruesome picture of the horror left behind as russians retreat from kyiv. ukrainian officials say more than 900 bodies of innocent civilians have been discovered there so far. while in the south, the besieged port city of mariupol is a hollow shell of its former self. the enemy cannot seize mariupol. the enemy may seize the land that mariupol used to stand on, but the city of mariupol is no more. the city of mariupol has been w
trump s legal team to submit a brief to the court that will hear arguments about whether or not trump should be immune from prosecution for acts he made while in office. trump s former lawyer, michael cohen, stormy daniels, and karen mcdougal will be allowed to testify. garrett haake, what are the restrictions on what the witnesses could say? you won t hear stormy daniels talk about a lie detector test that she took that proves her version of the trump issue is true, and you will not see the access hollywood tape, and those are some restrictions in the case, and the judge s ruling is a win for prosecutors that will have most if not all of the narrative lines they want to pursue as fair game when the trial gets started. trump s legal team said yesterday he has been unable to get the $460 million bond in the civil fraud case in new york. what is going on there? the billionaire trump does not have $464 million in cash laying around, and he s looking for somebody to pro
said the head of burisma told him he paid the bidens millions of dollars to that ceo explained it like this. it cost $5 million to pay one and another $5 million. the burisma chief was confident the bidens would protect him saying don t worry, hunter will take care of all of those issues through his dad. dana: the white house calls the allegations di bunked and dishonest. republicans aren t buying that. remember in 2019 this is what they went after president trump on. all about burisma and the phone call in ukraine. they attacked president trump on the very thing they were involved in. so typical of the democrats it seems to me. dana: congressman byron donalds is here with reaction but let s begin with rich edson at the white house this morning. good morning. the white house is now confronting republicans releasing this full f.b.i. document. officials here say that republicans are levels claims that have no credibility. remarkable congressional republicans regardl
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