indeed, these stories must be told. thank you for what you ve done in bringing this film to the world. thank you so much for having me. navalny here on 9:00 p.m. eastern time on cnn. back this time next week for more reliable sources. on the front lines. today the american secretaries of state and defense travel to a war zone to meet with ukraine s president in kyiv. at home, putin s war is contributing to pain at the pump. this is vladimir putin s gas price increase. can president biden arm ukraine and fight inflation at the same time? i ll speak to democratic senator elizabeth warren and ukrainian-born gop congresswoman victoria spartz next. and masks on. the cdc loses its mask fight, for now. mr. president, should people
here. some sort of version of sanctions that would require countries to phase out the reliance on russian energy before a certain amount of time. and if they didn t do that, they d face sanctions because the problem here is that certain countries, like china, and like india, are still continuing to import russian energy. so that is a major question. the biden administration says they re not taking that off the table but that could be a place to look for future sanctions down the road. kylie atwood, thank you. russians blasting their own commanders and ordered to shoot at civilians and even prisoners of war. ukraine releases new audio and claims it reveals chaos and dark orders among russian troops. we ll play it for you. and the mask fight is not over after all. on the cdc s advice, the justice department moves to appeal the recent ruling that scrapped the mask mandate for mass transit mask mandate for mass traransit. what happens now?
public safety. my kindergartners does not remember a time from preschool on up until now he is not worn a mask at school. think about that. this is happening by the way this is the data and the science as it covered cases are plummeting across the country in loudoun county, virginia along the epicenter of this mask fight there s a population of more than 40000 people are averaging about 200 cases per day. i asked alexa to figure it out for me. 0.06 of the population, public health protecting teachers and kids? right. alecia i will get you the last word on this. with all of these kids pushing back now they are seeing it on tiktok. they are seeing it on social media. this is giving permission to the kids to take a stand against what they think is unfair. also keep in mind three weeks ago their kids who are protesting in cities thing they did not feel protected and from covid. you have kids also protesting the masked rates of the message i am hearing the kids don t trust the adults to
ten or 20 years but then to undermine the power but there s only two ways several ask fight by the ukrainian people by their heroic president has met with so much resistance for us to feel obligated and hurled fight and that the russian army itself refuses to resistance with the government and that there is enough from the institution but unfortunately has been escalating and may have had
sector companies you have to force folks. we have to stop pretending everyone is the same. the otherwise healthy 23-year-old barista should be treating this as urgently as someone who is 59 with diabetes. i think we have to at least have those conversations in a more meaningful way and we aren t. here in washington state under the threat of termination every single state worker has to get this vaccine. every single first responder who works for the state, all of the nurses and all staff at public and private schools. i think that s just government overreach and it ends up having the opposite intended effect. he pushes people away from the vaccine. harris: that s interesting because what you are talking about those things that we need to be discussing needed to be discussed a year ago almost. we had the mask fight. we ve been fighting about the same things like a dog chasing its tail. where we are now is the different age groups are being