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Said this about president trump and criminal intent. let s take a listen. i guess the question is did he intend to do what he tried to do. i think there s overwhelming evidence that he did. there s an abc news poll that found nearly six in ten americans think the former president should face criminal charges. again, of course, polls don t necessarily align a ulz with what prosecutors are going to do. as you look at it, do you think there s enough right now for that to happen? i only wish i had this much evidence of criminal intent in the case i tried as a prosecutor for 30 years. i rarely did. donald trump s intent was corrupt from start to finish. there s one episode we don t talk about much but i think it will be the subject matter of the next hearing when we heard from high doj officials. this is really blockbuster and i think definitive on the corrupt intent question. when president trump had been told over and over again there was no fraud undermining the ....
Military equipment is being dribbled in instead of flooded in. it really the only option now is victory, and victory means defeat of vladimir putin s military s ability to menace neighbors like you re being menaced right now. i can hear that. and it s not coming in. today my i highlighted a german proposal for a billion in military aid that s going to go through parliament. parliament might take it up in the end of june. and then only weapons that chancellor schulz approves can go to that s nonsense. it s not going to win the war. putin needs to be stopped. i think we all agree on that in the western world. it s just i wish and ukrainians wish people in the west would act more quickly. there really is this ....
Who met putin in recent months such as macron of france and schulz in germany, their aides have told people since those meetings that they ve just been really stunned by how isolated he seems to be. and when you are as powerful as he is and as isolated as he is, the people you do see, the last thing they re going to do is tell you no. the way he summons these officials sitting at these huge distances from him around these ludicrous tables, a lot of them look visibly uncomfortable, like he is some sort of james bond villain, and if they say the wrong thing, he is going to feed them to the shashlgs. he is very much increasingly in a world of his own creation at this point. yeah. that s fascinating analysis. and to that point, we saw what happened in grozny. we saw what happened in syria. some are saying that putin is in some ways showing restraint at the moment militarily. but do you think there is a sense that this is not going to ....
Before about the possibility that president putin at this point in time was open to ending this ongoing war. but we heard something interesting earlier today from deputy secretary of state wendy sherman. when she was on the sunday shows saying that in the last couple of days, the u.s. has seen what she described as a real openness by president putin to legitimate substantive diplomatic negotiations. we really didn t know what that meant and don t have a lot of detail about that. but that came just a few hours before we learned about these talks that will now be taking place early morning tomorrow u.s. time between the russians and the ukrainians. if that were to lead to anything, it would surely be a very positive indication given that every effort by international figures to try to broker some resolution to this, by the turks be,ty israelis, by french president macron and german chancellor schulz in a three-way call they had a couple ....
Because of the relationship to russian oil, some powerful european allies like germany more reluctant to apply the most crippling economic sanctions to russia. what s president bush s message going to be to those countries? well, i think for one thing, he has found a more receptacle audience in the germans and schulz, the new chancellor than people expected. schulz was reluctant at first. it seemed like some of the information the americans were presenting him about what putin was up to. and once the actions began, saw the light. immediately started talking about building military suspensions to 2%, something americans have been trying to get them to do for years there has been a more receptive audience there among the german. you re right. they have a more economic dependence on russia than certainly most of europe do. they get near half their energy from russia, and they have talked about cutting it off, but not in the same scale way the united states has. we don t rely on russian ....