it isn t just because opec plans to cut oil production. more on the refinery issues in the u.s. that are also contributing. and what we just heard from the president. also this morning, we re following the growing scrutiny of hershel walker scrambling to respond to another bombshell just 33 days out from the midterms. the daily beast reports that the staunchly antiabortion former football star not only urged a woman to have an abortion in 2009, but he also had a child with her, casting doubt on his insistence that he doesn t know who she is. it s a story nbc news has not confirmed and one that walker is also denying saying overnight, quote, there s no truth to this or any other daily beast report. now he s out with a brand-new ad about his mental health battle. we ll talk about that and the rest of the story with the daily beast reporter who broke it all. that s where we start today. yamiche alcindor is in georgia. also joining us, the daily beast reporter who broke the sto
reporting, but overnight they reported a stunning update claiming the woman behind the allegations is also the mother of one of walker s children. the daily beast explains why they held details about her, the woman, who is a registered democrat and years-long relationship with walker continued after the abortion told the daily beast the chief concern with revealing her name is because she wanted to protect her family s privacy address best she could. walker says he doesn t even know who the woman could be. the anonymous woman has now also alleged she had a child by you. your response? i say the same thing i said, that, you know, i know this is untrue. i know it s untrue. they keep telling me that and it s totally untrue. i m not sure why that would be told. i know nothing about any woman having an abortion and so they can keep coming at me like that. they are doing it because they want to distract people. for national republicans the response has not been to run away fr
and how little resistance there was. there was no resistance from the russian military, from the russian security forces, from the border guard. they met zero confrontation along that road to moscow. i m told there had been a u.s. as i assessment that a lot more violence and bloodshed was expected and that never came, wolf. thank you very much. let s get analysis from the former assistance secretary of state for political military affairs during the george w. bush administration. general, thanks for joining us. president zelenskyy says he and president biden discussed the hostilities in russia and putin s war on ukraine. how do the u.s. and western allies help ukraine capitalize on this russian instability? well, i think 24 hours ago there was an opportunity to capitalize on this when you had the instability, when you had the uncertainty about the
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reporter: in ukraine, the road to moscow is littered with the remains of russia s fail attacked on kharkiv. miles from the border is this destroyed village. a ukrainian commander takes us into the forest and shows us where the russians were holed up. it s russian stolen reporter: they stole it and put the z on it? and pushed out following an intense artillery battle. in one hour, 240, 250 ammunition come here. reporter: it s difficult to believe all this was liberated with the help of a brigade of ukrainian civilians. what started as a group of 35 untrained men, in two months he helped transform into a battalion of more than 200. we have guys who only want to fight. they don t want money. they don t want they want to kill russian because they want to protect country. reporter: basically, you have