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time in decades. he didn t govern the way he just described he wants republicans to do if they take over in the next election but he is now a trump accolade and he s speaking from the per sspective of what donald trump would want. if they do take control, are still going to have to question whether they will listen to donald trump or whether they are going to prove they can govern. the best thing democrats say they would have going for them, politically for 2024 is republicans to act like that in 2022. thank you. top of the hour. welcome to cnn newsroom. right now in the white house situation room, president biden is speaking with his european counterpart and the nato secretary general about the situation in ukraine and the announcement we just got from the pentagon that up to 8500 quote combat capable u.s. troops have been put on alert in the event that putin decides to invade ukraine. tens of thousands of troops have amassed along the border. with us is cnn pe ....
one the bengals won. bill: how big is my smile? dana: big. strong feelings i m supposed to have feelings on the overtime. ukraine, the u.s. deployment is to shore up defenses. the alliance is sending ships and fighter jets as russia amasses thousands of troops along the ukraine border. bill: state department evacuating staffers families from the embassy in kiev. it is also issued a do not travel warning for americans in that country. dana: a second shipment of u.s. weapons has arrived in ukraine. this as british intelligence warns that the kremlin is plotting to replace the ukrainian president with a puppet leader loyal to moscow. bill: the situation evolving by the moment. republicans say one thing is clear. president biden is not going to deter vladimir putin. putin believes he can reconstitute the old soviet union and challenge the united states on the world stage. right now he has more to gain than he believes he has to lose. so far with this administ ....
zeroed in on him and he was just laying there. it is a stone cold assassination. nick, the marine, a tough vet turned target. someone hated him so much they shot through his window. they came in and shot him some more. angry colleagues at work. people complained about how he spoke to them. he was like let s go, get the job done. angry exes, too. he dated a number of women. who was the killer? someone full of hatred. we wanted answers. there needs to be justice. people are no good at getting away with murder. tell low and welcome to dateline. a woman found nick gunned down in his own home. investigators would wade through a deep pool of suspects before a boost from nick s brother helped reveal the true killer. here is josh mankiewicz. put people in a work space together and things can develop. friendships, rivalries, and love. usually it is not a problem. in this case, it was deadly. he is laying there with a bullet hole in his head. ....
exclusively as he can afford to, about how to protect the franchise, because it is apparent to me and many in the civil rights community that he will have to, since senate democrats cannot get their act together. meanwhile, the entire republican party only has variations on one goal, set the table for donald trump or one of his prototypes in 2024, while retaking the u.s. house and senate in this november s midterm elections, and brand new numbers from nbc news contend that democratic voters may not have the enthusiasm to stop them. 72% of americans say the country is headed in the wrong direction, according to the poll, and that s just one percentage point higher than three months ago. 76% of americans say our democracy is in existential peril. i reiterate my charge, in solidarity with the civil rights community, calling on president biden to issue what executive orders he can to protect and, frankly, enhance our voting rights. my next guest, a civil rights champion, no ....
now on bbc news. it s time for the media show. hello. can a savvy media strategy save borisjohnson? headline grabbing policies are being rolled out this week in what s been dubbed operation red meat. but is there really such an operation? we re also looking at the apparently cosy relationship between those in government who set policy and the media, which is supposed to hold them to account. and we re asking what the new bbc licence fee deal means for the industry at large. let me introduce you to my guests. first, joeyjones was spokesman for theresa may when she was home secretary. before that, he was a deputy political editor at sky news. helen lewis writes for the atlantic. laura hughes is political correspondent for the financial times. and phil riley is the chief executive of boom radio and has had a long career in commercial radio, including running chrysalis and overseeing its sale to global. and, phil, we ll be talking a lot in the programme about the revolving ....