the coverage. and i m jose diaz-balart. and today new fallout in the light of donald trump s historic indictment. we ll dive into new details about his ladies and gentlemen legal strategy and how it is shaping the race for the white house. and another florida republican launches his presidential bid. and also new this morning, richard engel s exclusive interview with volodymyr zelenskyy. and in new york a grand jury indicts does an yell penny, the man putting neely in a chokehold. we ll have the latest. and today is the 11th anniversary of deferred action for childhood arrivals known as dhaka. daca. a allows hundreds of thousands to live here without fear of deportation. we ll speak to a recipient about her hopes for the future.live h deportation. we ll speak to a recipient about her hopes for the future. from the u.s. supreme court court, last hour the justices rejected a challenge to a federal law aimed at protecting native american children in the adoption process
As they honed their sniper scopes and broadcast the damage they say they have been doing to russian frontlines. it is sniper taylor, he says. that s when we hit every target we spot. it demoralizes them and kills their will to do anything against us. but it is not always one-sided. five weeks ago, they stumbled at night into a russian recon group. [speaking in a non-english language] we were in the gray zone between airlines, the commander says. using a guide from another unit. but we ran into a russian assault group doing pretty much the same thing as us, moving towards our front position. we opened fire, our guide was wounded. we suppressed them, pulled him out, pulled in artillery, and then watch them fall back with their wounded. they do not always escape. sasha knows that too well. i ve lost many people, he says. the best ones leave us first.
1991 there was a failed attempt, a push or coup against mikhail gorbachev but then four months later, gorbachev, even though he survived that attempt, he was out of office and the soviet union collapsed. so i wouldn t be surprised if again we re going to see some effects of this activity over a number of months with the kremlin probably ending up being less popular than it was before this attempt. meanwhile, we saw ukrainian president zelensky visiting troops today. how do you think we ll see him respond? well, the ukrainians haven t really launched the full scale counteroffensive yet. they ve been conducting probing attacks to look for weak points in the russian frontlines, but now, after this confusion, there could be further weaknesses or gaps in the russian frontlines so i imagine the ukrainians will do some more
Opinion to stop russian expansion here in ukraine before it escalates into a much wider conflict, potential conflict between russia and nato. so a wide ranging conversation but i think one of the main take takeaways after military success, how tough it is proving to punch through the russian frontlines. richard engel, thank you for being with us this morning. coming up the daca program turns 11 today. we ll talk to current daca reyip sent about how the plan has changed her life and so many others. and the two lawmakers expelledoff their protests are trying to keep their seats in a special primary election today. we ll have the details next. y ey we ll have the details next. power e trade s easy-to-use tools,