Then apparently the ukrainians had the ability to counterattack. i just wonder, based on the soda straw view that you and i are getting of that battlefield, what is your assessment of where russian efforts stand in the east right now? they the russians continue to be disorganized from a component of combined arms operations. indirect fire, direct fires, and aviation assets. so it is a largely artillery based army, mass fires, less frequent use of precision weapons, and when we talk about mobility, countermobility, when you re relied upon a single pontoon bridge, in the vicinity, that is a huge opportunity to exercise, by the ukrainian army,
That s essentially a list of subpoenas issued. a description of each document often briefed. and then a brief characterization of why in the view of eastman that document should not be eligible for production to the january 6th select committee. once the select committee knows what documents eastman has that might be responsive to their subpoena and why he thinks those documents shouldn t be available to the select committee, then the committee can try individually to seize each separate document. it s not the quickest process in the entire world. but as we see in many other cases, some of the legal proceedings related to the january 6th select committee have still happened on a shorter time line than some people might have expected. and at the very least, this is going to give the january 6th select committee a soda straw view into out eastman was using his work email account in relation to what will he was doing in the weeks and days
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Explicitly about violently attacking police officers working in washington, d.c. this isn t the kind of thing anyone who had seen these materials thought was a bunch of isolated incidents. this was available to top security and law enforcement officials. but for some reason, we need to know why, it s very important to know why, for some reason the officials whose job it was to take a soda straw view and broaden it in order to keep the country safe, those officials failed. the result was the attack on january 6th. they showed the information they had but failed to sufficiently act on. olivia, there is, of course, an incredible appetite for accountability coming out of these investigations. i think we re also going to see recommendations on improving security, on improving intelligence. how critical are those
For me, david, we don t know very much at all. we re getting a soda straw view of this which is only what donald trump and his lawyers want to tell the world. what we don t know, is robert mueller threatening to haul the president before the grand jury? why is donald trump not answering any questions about obstruction of justice or anything that happened when he was president and will robert mueller tolerate that? it s hard for most people to imagine he will. we ve seen no public evidence that links donald trump directly to the russia election interference. we ve seen a lot of evidence of obstruction of justice. how can the president avoid those questions if that goes more to his legal culpability. the president is so proud of the fact he did this himself saying in the oval office, reiterating it yesterday it wasn t done by his lawyers. it was the president putting pen to paper. your reaction to that and the way he s treating all of this at this point? you know that s not true. may