unbelievable. congrats, have a great signing. sean: i m grateful. thank you. laura: all right, best of luck. i m laura ingraham, this is be 29 from another busy washington. montgomery county, maryland, officials continue to target private and religious schools citing concerns for their help on this reopening of schools. in video you are not going to see anywhere else, county officials throw down the race card to try to silence parents who want the schools open. also, independent journalist andy ngo has documented the chaos in portland for years, frankly, so today he traveled all the way to capitol hill to get his first-hand account. so, what was the reaction from democrats? he s going to tell us exclusively, and he s really mad. you don t want to miss that. but first, the real covid record. that s the focus of tonight angle. for months now, the media, and frankly, most democrats, have been acting as though president trump is directly responsible for every case of covid-
we report from a town at the center of anti government protests in venzuela reporter: the national guard has been called out to keep control in many neighborhoods but many hearsay they just show up when it s too late, once the damage has been done. russian president, vladimir putin says his country reserves the right to the protect citizens in ukraine. he told journists in moscow that the former ukrainian president was ousted from pour in an unconstitutional coup. he said troops had been invited in and were not russian soldiers but self defense forces. those same forces have been involved in this tense stand-off with ukrainian troops at an air base in crimea. warning shots were fired as the careeni ukrainians asked for access to their planes. standing by for us live in crimea. lawrence, pretty tense-looking stand-off there. tell us more about it reporter: well, yes, it was. in many ways, it was the exact opposite of what people have feared might happen overnight becau
who knows. reporter: he is 101 years old, has a 93-year-old girlfriend and does play golf anymore because it makes him angry but he is not sitting around but he wants to make a difference in congress. a confrontation in crimea. ukraine i don t know troops marching unarmed into a line of russian soldiers outside of an air base in a city of balbek, the russians fired warning shots into the air and told them to back off. the brief but tense standoff was diffused without blood shed and good morning and women come to al jazeera america and i m stephanie sy and vladimir putin is speaking live in moss could and calling it an unconstitutional coup and a seizure of power and john kerry arrived in ukraine and in a show of support he will meet with the new government and it s part of a u.s. plan to increase diplomatic pressure on moscow. russia risks being shut out by the g 8 industrial summit and they are not backing off and russia says troops were sent there at the request of oust
super bug infections and the first major television ad debuts for medical marijuana. some heated rhetoric today. as the crisis in ukraine grows. vladimir mute tin defended his operation as a humanitarian mission. but president obama says he and much of the world disagree. there is a strong belief that russia s action is violating international law. i know president putin seems to have a different set of lawyers making a different set of interpretations, but i don t think that s fooling anybody. and it was all caught on tape. all of this and u.s. offers economic assistance. mike is in the white house for us, the secretary of state and the president today using very very forcible language against president putin and russia. well, that s absolutely right, and nobody is buying the pretext that vladimir putin has put forward that he is there to protect ethnic speakers from persecution at the happens of ukrainians in the western part, and those in kiev as well. president
what does the president want to know? did he ask about ukraine s efforts to battle corruption? of course not. did he ask how the war with russia was going? not a chance. on the phone, his voice loud enough, president trump asked sondland, is he s going to do the investigation? the answer was clear. he ensured trump that the ukrainian president was going to do it and that he would do anything you asked him to. if that wasn t telling enough, my colleagues, in a conversation that followed, an american diplomat dining with sondland asked if it was true that president trump didn t give a blank about ukraine, sondland agreed, saying the president cared only about big stuff. the diplomat noted that there
was big stuff in ukraine, like a war with russia. sondland replied that the president cared only about big stuff that benefits him personally. like the biden investigation that mr. giuliani was pushing. in that short conversation, we learned everything we need to know about the 45th presid