Out a ton cyber criminal back to russians and didn t get anyone. not americans, nobody. they didn t get for him. ainsley: dan, would you travel there? how safe is this? why are americans going there. a state department has issued a warning to all u.s. citizens not to travel to russia. so, mr. leake was taking quite a bit of a risk by living there. he had a career there. and he was, you know a musician, a leak vocal list for a punk rock band. there is no time to be in russia. this is another example and sadly, he is going to be in custody now until august 6th for his next hearing and as rebecca noted he faces potentially 20 years in jail. very harsh conditions. it s a real shame for another u.s. citizen in harm s way in russia. he never should have been there but now we have to do everything we can to get him out. ainsley: i agree. they are americans. dan, rebecca, thank you so much. all right. ainsley: still ahead, billionaire george soros passing
this is true, yes. you were doing drugs. you were in a punk rock band. were you just always a bad ass? i mean, whoo, i had a lot of nicknames back then. i was always a person that questioned authority. and the issue i had in school was i had a lot of questions. i would look at a person and say, well, you don t seem very happy. so why should i take your advice? and also, i don t really think i should be here. i think i should be somewhere else. i feel like i signed up for something else. and i told my kindergarten teacher, i don t need to learn math, i m going to have an accountant. i was tough. i m still tough. but i m funny. [ laughter ] how do you explain the fact that you re now 43. uh-huh. you re happily married, you have two wonderful children, you re a reasonably responsible
Morale disappears. when americans couldn t understand why they were fighting in korea, morale collapsed. when americans couldn t understand why they were fighting in vietnam, morale collapsed. americans never lost a sense of why they were fighting evil in world war ii. morale was high in both wars. i suspect when people in this country can tell the difference between good and evil and understand zelenskyy represents good and we re fighting we re in the era of dictators once again, and that the front line for all of us is the donbas if americans accept that, i don t think morale will collapse and i don t think it ll collapse in ukraine either. guys, thank you so much for being with us. so he was hoping to go on tour across europe with his punk rock band shortly after the war in ukraine broke out. that s when i first met him. since then he s been touring as
The audience for president zelenskyy s speech tonight was certainly american lawmakers, the american people, the international community, but in the middle of it all the ukrainian people so many of whose lives have been completely upended by the war. i wanted to tell you the story of one ukrainian, a punk rocker, i met last winter. what he is now fighting for and how his life has now been changed. we first met andriy and his ukrainian punk rock band in march. not long after the russian invasion they had just released