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more than three hours. after that meeting the u.s. secretary struck a unified message about the status of this war. we don t know how the rest of this war will unfold, but we do know that a sovereign, independent ukraine will be around a lot longer than putin s on the scene. they have a mind-set they want to win and we have a mind-set we want to help them win and we will do that. and plus, right now in ukraine, the head of the country s national rail service says several stations in central and western ukraine have come under russian fire. nbc news has not independently verified that, but this is video reuters received reportedly showing a missile strike in the lviv region. in mariupol, the british defense ministry says ukraine s defense of mariupol has, quote, consumed many russian units and reduced russia s warfare effectiveness. more on all of this in just a moment. here at home, a number of stories are developing this hour. at the supreme court arguments in ....
the u.s. now promising more military support for ukraine after that secret, high profile visit with president zelenskyy in kyiv by secretaries blinken and austin. you know the state department, now clearing the way for the sale of $1 65 million worth of ammunition, with russia laying out new attacks in western ukraine, quite far from its intensive push in the east. and breaking this afternoon, you heard about this, the multibillion dollar shakeup to social media. in the last five minutes, twitter announcing it s accepting the buyout offer from this guy, elon musk. we re live with the latest on that, and just what it means for any changes to your feed. and lawyers for president trump say they ll appeal that ruling in new york. a judge finding the former president in contempt of court, ordering him to pay $10,000 a day until he cooperating with the state a.g. s investigation. we have a lot going on, ohhen a monday afternoon. it s good to be back with you. i m hallie jacks ....
the u.s. embassy will reopen in the next few weeks in the capital, a major show of confidence. after a meeting in kyiv, the secretaries announced more weapons and training to help ukraine win the fight. we don t know how the rest of this war will unfold but we do know that a sovereign, independent ukraine will be around a lot longer than vladimir putin s on the scene. much of the work we re doing is enabling them to strengthen their hand both on the battlefield but also eventually at a negotiation if there is one. we want to see russia weakened to the degree that it can t do the kinds of things that it has done in invading ukraine. so it has already lost a lot of military capability and a lot of its troops, quite frankly. as they cross ukraine by rail, russian troops continue their assault on towns through the eastern donetsk and regions. and president biden is congratulating france s president emanuel macron, a key ally on beating back a stiff challenge from far ....
history at john cabot university in rome and is a contributing editor to mhq the quarterly journal of military history. randall will be in conversation with robert vein the president and ceo of veteran s strategies incorporated in indiana based public relations firm launched in 2010. robert served in the united states army from 1987 to 1990 after receiving an honorable discharge robert earn a master s degree in medieval history from indiana university. he also served as debbie deputy chief of staff and communications director for indianapolis. mayor greg ballard in 2019. robert launched the leaders in legends podcast his list of guests includes george f willard stern randall and david o stewart and many more let s give our virtual. let s give our guests a virtual round of applause. thank you morgan. mr. randall, thank you very much for your time this evening and tell us about your new book and taking some questions. the latest book is called the founders fortunes how mo ....
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