advantage and are poised for historic against this election year. all eyes are on the white house tonight, joe biden just wrapped up another week from. his sloppy, bizarre public comments about russia, ukraine, could very well lead to war. we have over 100,000 russian troops massed on ukraine s border and biden proudly suggesting he might be willing to look the other way for a minor incursion. in the past 48 hours multiple white house officials have all try to clean up the comments. it s so bad, apparently he is no longer allowed to answer questions about the looming conflict he seemed to green light. the reason we aren t good have any time for questions now as these guys got to get quickly on the plane into a major announcement in ohio and you guys will ask me about russia and not about anything having to do with chips. sean: let s forget about the looming global conflict in europe that you green-lighted and he will only entertain important questions on chips. have any c
the state of georgia. in large part, because that is where donald trump s elections lies. reuters reported in detail threats and harassment against georgia secretary of state, brad raffensberger republicans and his wife after they refused to overtourn joe biden s win there, weeks after, the justice department announced it was launch ac task force, to threat to an official worker volunteer is a threat to democracy. well, it has been almost six months since that task force was announced. but today it filed its first charges. a texas man was indicted today for threatening election and government officials in georgia. he does not name the official this man threatened to killed, referring to them as officials the a, b and c, during the indictment, he posted a message to craigslist january last year titled georgia patriots, it s time to kill official a the chinese agent. $10,000. i guess the $10,000 he was offering to pay to have that official killed? he then goes on to talk about
a free press. the message is clear, it is open season on journalists. then as china makes a record number of incursions into taipei s territory, taiwan s defense minister says tensions are the worst in over 40 years. is there a danger of war? i ll talk to the former national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster. also, it seems that we face a long, cold, crazy winter. tom friedman tells us in the next few months the united states may see an energy crisis with huge consequences. who is to blame? we ll explore. but, first, here s my take. after an eight-month review of america s trade policies towards china, the biden administration concluded donald trump was right and joe biden was wrong. you see, on the campaign trail, biden relentlessly attacked trump s tariffs on chinese goods, calling them disastrous. now he has adopted those same disastrous policies. in fact, candidate biden was right, trump s tariffs did not work. china s behavior did not change. highway jobs did not
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. hello and welcome. the united nations and the international red cross are continuing their efforts in ukraine to rescue more civilians from the besieged city of mariupol. on friday, 50 more people, including children, were evacuated from a huge steel factory complex. these are the latest pictures of some of those who ve got out. the azovstal plant is under siege by russian forces. dozens are still trapped inside. the city, in the country s south, has been under constant shelling by the russian military. the steelworks has become the last holdout of ukrainian forces who are fighting to defend mariupol. our correspondent laura bicker has sent this report from dnipro. the russian attacks continue, despite promises of a ceasefire, according to this unverified footage released by the ukrainian azov unit. kremlin backed troops are still firing on this vast steel plant, according to uk intelligence, while ukrainian soldi
and prime minister. chelsea football club accepts $5.2 billion bid from an american business group to buy the english premier league team. for billion pound. £4 billion. and why some controversial members of the british royal family won t be getting a place on the balcony at the queen sjubilee. hello and welcome to bbc news. the united nations and the international red cross are continuing their efforts in ukraine to rescue more civilians from the besieged city of mariupol. on friday 50 more people, including children, were evacuated from a huge steel factory complex. these are the latest pictures of some of those who ve got out. the azovstal plant is under siege by russian forces. dozens are still trapped inside. the city, in the country s south, has been under constant shelling by the russian military. the steelworks has become the last holdout of ukrainian forces who are fighting to defend mariupol. our correspondent laura bicker has sent this report from dnipro. th