countchocula somewhere? this is the conversation we need to have. we got to get kermit involved. it s not easy being green. i got to move on. let s work on this. thank you very much. good luck. good evening, we begin the reidout with a stark warning the insurrection on our democracy is still alive and sadly thriving. what we saw play out on january 6th was just the beginning. the house select committee investigates what happened at the capitol and events that transpired behind closed doors, the slow rolling insurrection is unfolding in front of our very eyes and we should be concerned. the attacks on our democracy are happening state by state with republicans taking steps to allow them to fraudulently claim victory in future elections. at least 19 states have passed new laws this year making it harder for you to vote. that includes making it harder to register, restricting absentee and mail in voting and shortening early voting periods. then there is fear mongering ov
whether or not he achieved that goal. i thought he did a good job with that, paul, subject to your comments. he has to learn to take a compliment a little better. people applaud, he stops them and says, no, i m serious. no. but he was obviously trying to explain in simple lesson. but again, paul to the feel issue. somebody has to be to blame here. this is absurd that the democrats seem to be trying to steal defeat out of the jaw s of victory. they re going to get an infrastructure bill. that alone is going to be one of the biggest ticket items we ve seen in a generation. it s right up there with obamacare in terms of money and different allocation to state. why is it okay to biden to not have an ounce of animus for sinema or manchin or schumer? i was struck by that, too. he said everybody is frustrated when they work in the government. that s the nature of democracy. he didn t show any frustration tonight. and boy that must be so super human effort. he s been doing this a
senator manchin, with senator sinema, in a meeting in person with the key members of the house not to mention the leadership because that s how this is getting done. there has been criticism that i ve heard, i m sure you both have heard as well, especially from what we call the front liners here in washington, the moderate house democrats who are the most vulnerable in the mid term election, criticism that he hasn t been in a room with all sides of the democratic party on this. and what i have been told by people who are part of these negotiations is that that might not be happening but he s doing it in the way that he learned as a senator for 375 years or whatever he said. that seemed to be on display tonight. and the big goal that they had tonight at the white house was to turn all of this washington gobly gook into english and into policies that people can digest and understand and appreciate. that s the question about whether or not he achieved that goal. i thought he d
staffs and secretary of state. served 35 years in the u.s. army, two decorated tours in vietnam. credited with reforming the u.s. military following the cold war and being the architect of the first gulf war. sandra: fox team coverage begins now weighing in on the medical side of this story. john: first to national security correspondent jennifer griffin on powell s life and career, what a life and career it was. jennifer: it was. known for integrity, he will be remembered for the powell doctrine during desert storm in first gulf war as chairman of the joint chiefs at the pentagon, which stated only use force if it has clear and achievable object itch with public support, sufficient firepower and exit strategy to end the war. he told secretary of state regarding use of u.s. military u.s. troopss should not be used as toy soldiers. then there was his pottery barn rule. you break it, you own it, tough lesson the u.s. learned after invasion of afghanistan and iraq after 9/
to get in their car and leave certain areas and regions. ukraine and the people of our state are absolutely clear, we don t want anyone else s territory, and we re not going to give up our own. this is cnn breaking news. it is monday april 18th, 11 am in ukraine, and we begin with breaking that is according to the original military governor, lisa mayor has confirmed several missiles hit the city within the last few hours. the city, less than 100 kilometers from the polish border, has largely been spared the brunt of russia s assault so far. in the last few hours, we have also learned of at least two missile strikes in central ukraine. the region s military governor says that two people were injured and some railroad infrastructure was destroyed. this, as you want amir zelensky warns that russia is preparing for a major offensive in eastern ukraine, soon. russian troops are preparing for an offensive operation in the east of our country. it will begin in the near futur