To investigate what happened in the past and apply its own laws. No one in the new team had anything to do with anything that may have happened in 2016. They were making Television Shows at the time. Iral i also said it is credible to me that he would have been influenced by financial or personal motives in carrying out duties as Vice President. A different issue is whether some individual ukrainians may have attempted to influence the 2016 election or thought they could buy influence. That is at least plausible given ukraines reputation for corruption. The accusation that he acted independently did not seem credible to me. I connected mayor giuliani and the aide by text lantand later t i phone. They met in person on august 2, 2019. In conversations with me following that meeting which i did not attend, mr. Giuliani said that he had stressed the importance of ukraine conducting investigations into what happened in the past and mr. Yermoc stressed, he said it is their position to conduc
bailing, during the first weekend of their advance. what we re seeing, obviously, in ukraine is a different situation in which you spelled out. david road, you see this incredible amount of support around the world, as we just played for volodymyr zelenskyy, and for the ukrainian people, as well, but i ask one of our correspondents on the ground, if the ukrainians felt as if they re being supported or if they felt alone. at this moment, it seems as if they feel supported, because of the weapons help, because of the sanctions leveled against vladimir putin. but, that could turn on the dime, at any moment. especially if the capital city is taken, because at the end of the day, they are still fighting alone. yeah, i agree. first of all, this is more on the digital age. i think, zelenskyy is just thrashing putin in terms of the messaging. the videos that are coming out of ukraine, showing tanks that a run out of gas, the human side of zelenskyy being
instead, congress focused on what s really important, hair, and clocks. i m serious. yesterday the senate passed a bill that would make daylight savings time permanent. we tried this already in the 1970s and it didn t go well. people hated sending their kids to school in the dark. and it messed with everyone s sleep. but we re probably going to do it all again and the bill is headed to the house. like i said, it s not the only important issue congress focused on. the house is also working to pass a bill that would ban hair discrimination. it s called the crown act of 2022 and it focuses on hair styles like corn rows, braids, twists, afros. the hair bill, of course, has the full support of joe biden. the white house saying, quote: the president believes that no person should be denied the ability to obtain a job, succeed in school or the workplace, secure housing or otherwise
him. jesse: most of the partisan columnists to america s largest newspapers agree. most of the mainstream media reporters are begging for a no-fly zone. not even republican hawks are calling for that. the most trigger happy people in this country seem to be journalists. president zelenskyy in remarks to congress made his request for a no-fly zone is there any scenario in which president biden would change his mind. president zelenskyy is calling, again, for a no-fly zone over ukraine. is that something you are giving any thought to at all? president zelenskyy is urging president biden and nato to impose this no-fly zone. you said that this would significantly escalate the situation. just to be clear, is this a no-go for right now or is this completely off the table? jesse: it s like can we please get into a shooting war with russia? i mean, if not now, maybe later can we start shooting russians? it s crazy. the only people asking for that are zelenskyy and american
and we are not going to give responses right now. someone took coke and what s happening to him? people are passing out. how many. three people passed out. three people are passing out? yeah. because they drank a lot. like a lot, a lot. okay, baby. [crying] stay on with me, okay? [crying] jesse: those were west point cadets on spring break. and now they are dead. or they are dying. all of it is very heart breaking. we support the ukrainians and we are glad washington is sending weapons. we want putin to lose and we want him to lose badly. but wouldn t it be nice if the people you elected could find the courage and the motivation to address our problems here at home as quickly as they responded to the problems in ukraine? the emotion in president zelenskyy s voice today was very