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kimberly hawker, kimberly. thank you very much. indeed. this is your bars caught the reaction from moscow which heard from the kremlin who has reacted very strongly to the meeting. this been ongoing and brussels, the russian government says that there believe that's a risk of key of actually starting a conflict in eastern ukraine is at an all time high. and they believe the tensions are soaring as a result of nato and u. s. actions. and that their information is just creating hysteria and they say that information is laced with lies. that's the official reaction. so far we've just been hearing from officials from the duma. that is the a house of parliament here who say that to add the nato dispatching further troops and forces to eastern europe is going to create a severe crisis. this is, of course, exactly with this country. wanted to avoid that. the russians that were concerned with nato further expanding eastwards and that they were trying to prevent that from happening. but it appears all the diplomatic efforts have failed and now that

what has correspondent, kimberly, how could live for us? and as we just heard from, kimberly the u. s. secretary of state has spain in kiev, reaffirming washington's commitment to ukraine. honda abdullah hum. it has the latest stat of kiff. hello. nice. the message is the same, but this time is from the ukrainian capital. give that us secretary of state anthony, blinking renewed, called for russia to choose diplomacy, or pay a price in case of military escalation today. there are some 100000 russian soldiers near ukraine borders. and in that sense, the threat to ukraine is unprecedented. so the president asked me to underscore once again, our commitment to ukraine start or integrity to sovereignty, to its independence. they can arrange visit comes as washington confirms another $200000000.00 in military, a clear show of support for what us called ukraine's fundamental right to sovereignty. that's a good moscow. it says that's a threat to its own security ukraine in the u. s. hoping this military support may change president vladimir putin calculations, even though more russian troop

kimberly, thank you very much as ever. kimberly help our white house correspondent the live now to dominic cane who's i've been following events in berlin for us either again tom, i'm just picking up on that. note that the idea there from kimberly dominic about urgency. the very new german foreign minister saying the window of opportunity is closing on iran talking to and to me, blinkin, who's there as a function of the urgency to do with the ukraine issue as well. so that may be not any progress per se. of course, the united cause they would be, but definitely an expression of how important, how crucially important they both think this is right now. yes, to listen to both these ministers, the secretary and to foreign minister boardwalk, it was pretty clear that they share the same sense of urgency regarding both those topics. there's no question that's regarding iran regarding ukraine. they were pretty much in lock step with each other, spelling out the 2 courses of action that are available, both to ministers in moscow a

so, norm, kimberly guilfoyle, we just -- i showed her briefly there. repeatedly pushed allegations of election fraud from just days after election day to hours before the deadly insurrection. she became a huge fundraiser for the stop the steal. here she is. >> this isn't something that's, you know, made up here. it's not fictitious. the bottom line is we will present compelling evidence that will be persuasive. >> look at all of us out here. god-loving, freedom-loving, liberty-loving patriots that will not let them steal this election. >> norm, how important is she? >> she's important, erin. what we've seen with the committee's investigation is that they are building a pyramid. at the top of that pyramid is the former-president donald trump. but with kimberly guilfoyle, who was a big part of start -- stop the steal, raised money, spoke at the insurrection tailgate on january 6th with eric trump, with the trump lawyers who were brought into it today. uh, all of the roads are pointing towards donald trump, himself. she was in that inner circle. she's ver

george, i want to start with the phone records for eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle. what could turn up on the phone records that could be damaging? >> i think -- my guess would be, and this is not based on any specific knowledge but based on the subject matters that the committee is looking into and where these people were positioned, they will look at two things. one, they will look at the planning and organization for all the things that led up to january 6th. what involvement did people around trump have in the organization of january 6th, what context did they have with the people who were running the so-called willard hotel such as giuliani and others. and the question also is what happened on january 6th when, you know, the things started to go awry on capitol hill. what was donald trump doing? and that is all extremely important because it goes to donald trump's state of mind. i mean, his defense is going to be i didn't incite these rioters and these insurrectionists. i told them to go up there peacefully, although i did tell them to go up there. well, if that

s fiancee, kimberly guilfoyle. the committee issuing new subpoenas for rudy giuliani and other trump associates who helped push his massive lie about the election. >>> we're also watching the white house this morning as president biden is gearing up to hold a news conference to mark one year of his presidency. let's begin our coverage with cnn's kara scannell who is in new york with breaking news on the investigation into the trump organization. >> this came in a filing overnight where the new york attorney general leticia james is trying to compel the testimony of the former president, his son and daughter. they found over the course of this multiyear investigation -- significant evidence of fraud and misleading statements in these financial statements. these were financial statements given to lenders and insurers and helped inform filings that went to the irs. through these statements james' office is pointing to a number of different areas, a number of properties including 40 wall street. that's the building in

kimberly asked, and i quote, how many other people face this violation of our basic freedom to vote? we cannot allow voter suppression to continue in south dakota or anywhere in native america. these are american citizens whose rights were taken away from them for partisan advantage. jesus and kimberly's voices were taken away from them, just like countless other americans who face the same discrimination. 19 states have passed 34 laws making it easier to sabotage election law and target voters of color, and not all of them had a supermajority or two-thirds vote. in 2016, representative david louis, a republican state lawmaker in north carolina, and member of the general assembly's redistricting committee, said -- and i quote -- i propose that we draw the maps to give a partisan advantage to ten republicans and three democrat representatives because i do not believe it is possible to draw a map with 11 republicans and two democrats. this is not new. this has been going on decade after decade. the only thing that's different now is in 2013 when the supreme court gutted the enforcement

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a white house correspondent, kimberly how could reporting life have from washington? kimberly many thanks. will scott lucas is a professor at the university of birmingham in the u. k. he says that the u. s. secretary of state made an extremely important statement in geneva. this is the firm, his statement by a high level u. s. official. not only around the specific issue of ukraine, but around russia's position in other areas of europe, such as the baltics, for example. and what blake him was saying, let's just break this down. he is one. of course the, the u. s. in europe and nature will stand against any cross poor russian military invasion. we knew that already discussions today, but for the 1st time, here's the 2nd point blank and extended that commitment to say we will take action against the ongoing russian operations inside ukraine to destabilize and even to try to break up the country. this notion of hybrid warfare that rushes pursued since 2014. that is an extension of the american position and 3 blank and pushed back very clearly against this russian idea th

kimberly hancock with the latest from the white house? kimberly thank you. will tensions or growing on the ground in many areas that have already seen recent conflict. hold up. del hamid is near the frontline of the conflict in the eastern part of ukraine is here in eastern ukraine that people are concerned the most of a possible escalation in the conflict. this part of the country has seen fears of battles back in 2014 and 15. this is what's left of the industrial area. we're on the edge of ad ve fca, one of the towns that was badly hit dead oh, during the battles that centered around the airport in done yet, which is only 5 to 7 kilometers away from here. now the front line is just a few 100 meters down this way we went there at the last position of the ukrainian forces, distance only a 100 meters from the last position of the pro russian forces and the 2 side stair at each other are all day and all night long now, the situation is very calm. we just heard a few punctures. do ukrainian soldiers told us that that happens a lot? ah, they say that they refrai

kimberly, how could that bring is up to date from washington, d. c. cat. thank you, kimberly. and let's get more on this now. elizabeth and karen is associate professor of american studies and physical science at george washington university . and she to join us from washington d. c. it's great to have he with us, elizabeth, where do you think the problem is here? is the problem with the administration or is the problem elsewhere? the problem is in a few locations, the problem is definitely with the administration. it has been slow to respond. it gives out conflicting messages, or the problem is also with the u. s. health care system. on the one hand, we have a lot of it is regulated at the local level. so you might have mask mandates in one city and then the next city over doesn't have mask mandates. and that's, you know, incredibly confusing for people. and i think last and really importantly, is that so much of the u. s. health care system is outside of the federal government. it is privatized, it is for profit. so having the government coordinate everything is, is quite di

kimberly a right those talks did. and without any sort of commitment by russia that it would not invade ukraine and that has left the united states and its european allies, particularly nervous given the fact that not only have there been these consultations and discussions that have been ongoing in the last week. but really, 4 weeks, if not months and disturbing for the united states, as well as the fact that u. s. intelligence has indicated that russia is planning some kind of invasion, some time early this year, and even putting in place in social media the pre conditions, if you will, for a false flag that would allow russia to conduct that invasion into ukraine. not to mention that a massing of tens of thousands of troops along the border near ukraine. so what we know is that the u. s. secretary of state is putting a place this hastily arrange trip in order to meet with president a lift gate. this is really an effort of the united states to show its support amidst the fact that there has not been the security ass

kimberly, your reaction? i read at the top of the hour her response to being taken off twitter, which was, you know, filled a lot of conspiracy theories. a lot of you just wait and see. i'm not done yet. there you see it. twitter is an enemy to america and can't handle the truth. that's fine. i'll show america we don't need them and it's time to defeat our enemies. who in the -- what -- kimberly? >> yeah, i agree with everything that's been said and that was the only additional point that i would make is this continual rhetoric that creates an enemy out of anybody who stands up for what is right if they oppose this congresswoman and the other people who support her. it's the same weaponization that we saw -- verbal weaponization that we saw from donald trump continued on. i think that there is a danger in that. i mean, as nonsensical as this statement is, i agree with you. i think there is a danger of that continued kind of warlike talk when it comes to the media. i don't think twitter has covered itself in g

kimberly how kit is live in washington dc. but 1st, let's talk to dominate kane, who's joining us in berlin, dominic to, to give us an update on the situation across germany. the situation here is in one sense, worse than it has ever been. the incidence of cove it sought me here in the german capital is higher than it has ever been. the numbers of new infections across the entire country is higher than it has ever been. that number, and that number itself more than $92000.00 announced on friday. that's itself a rec hold. but 10 percent higher than the previous day thursday which itself was also a record at $81000.00. so it's very clear for medics and ministers right now. this is the worst headache they could possibly have in a political sense that trying to keep a lid on army chrome and in some people's eyes. failing at a news conference on friday, the question was put to the new health minister called lots of our that may be because some people say ami chrome is milder for most people who are infected with it, that it should

kimberly, how could reporting live from washington? kimberly many things in yemen, more than 70 people were killed in an air strike that had a temporary detention center who the rebels say. the saudi led coalition struck the facility and saw the province. the area is a who the strong hold rescue operations are underway to try to find survivors who may be buried under the rubble. well, there were also airstrikes targeting demons, port, city hood data. at least 4 people were killed there and 17 wounded. who the rebels say that the saudi led forces struck a telecommunications building, and that triggered a nationwide internet blackout which continued for hours. the web monitoring group net blocks says that connectivity dropped around one a. m on friday, an under c fiber optic called the full can cable system, provides connectivity for parts of asia and africa that cable runs under the gulf of aidan and into her data, which came under attack on friday. i'll just here as mohammed our tub reports now from the capital center of the sally, the

why are they so interested in eric trump's and kimberly guilfoyle's? >> correct. i'm told the complete is not doing blanket subpoenas. it's my understanding they have made a policy, a practice when it comes to issuing subpoenas. it's for a very specific reason in their investigation. as you said, there's no evidence that they've reached out for the call records for, you know, donald trump's other children, zo don, jr., ivanka or son-in-law jared kushner. just for context, these call records, they're called call detail records, cdrs. they are giving the committee a phone log. this is date, time, length of incoming, outgoing calls, who's calling whom, same for text messages. but keep in mind it's not the substance. the content of those calls or messages, don. but they think they can make a road map. by putting this together. >> how can that help if it doesn't have content? it does offer bread crumb clues like a gps. >> and you're calling in a witness, if you're about to have a witness come in, you would like to be able to say to that witness, hypothetically, eric tr

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luckily for kimberly, help was at hand. seeing how her mental health was deteriorating, a concerned close friend offered to take her on a holiday to france. after initially pushing back, kimberly finally gave in and agreed to go. so, i have literally gone from being in my house for almost two years to getting on a plane and going to france. i'm very nervous and i've had a lot of panic attacks this week about it, but it's just gotten to a point of if i stay in the flat i'm not going to be ok. we'll see. wish me luck! when people are anxious, they tend to avoid the thing they are anxious of and a very effective of treatment is to try and learn to face your fear bit by bit, one step at a time. for kim, just the journey alone was a huge step forward. getting on the plane, getting to france with a nightmare for me. it was so, so stressful and i thought at many points along thejourney, "i can't do this." it was that first view of the sea, and i was like, "i can do this. i made it, this is going to be ok, this is going to be good.

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but you also have subpoenas of eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle. what does this tell you about the pressure on the trump family? >> reporter: well, it tells me a couple things, kasie. with respect to the subpoenas to the four individuals, the three lawyers and boris epshteyn, there is no way this happens without the accompliced conduct of the lawyers. the lawyers were key parts of this. they abused their discretion as lawyers. they told lies. they spread the big lie. there is no way this gets off the ground without the lawyers. it shows me the committee is focused in on that. with respect to the phone subpoenas relating to eric trump and kimberly gill foil, that tells me the committee is looking for something specific. early on you blanket the ground. see who is talking to who. they are looking for some specific fact, communication involving eric trump and/or kimberly gill foil. >> they are going after these phone records of guilfoyle and trump and other people. >> well, great to be with you guys. i always looked at the committee's investigation as

kimberly falcon, 2 questions. kimberly 1st question, did mr. biden kind of break ranks when he was signaling? oh, actually behind the scenes, my nato country colleagues aren't quite united over what to do if it's a little bit of an incursion. it's not clear. the president broke ranks or whether he just perhaps did not use the right language is least that seems to be the inference from the white house as they've sought to do some clean up of the language that the president used at the nuance there that the president may have been suggesting the difference between some sort of land invasion versus some type of cyber attack by russia into ukraine. and that being the differentiating factor of why the president was talking about a lesser type of incursion. none the last, the white house doing some clean up on those remarks, trying to reassure, not just russia that it respects its sovereignty, but also ukraine, that it has is back also letting its allies know that nothing has changed in terms of the plan and the discuss

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with us to discussion is kimberly doger and colonel cedrick layton. kimberly, how do you describe where the united states and russia are at this hour? well putin is great at playing a weak hand by souping up his power with his willingness to take risks and trying to scare everyone else away from the table. what biden is doing, both practically and thee thee at rickly, in recommendation to all other americans to get out, he is signaling his willingness to put boots on the ground, not in ukraine, but in the surrounding countries, the surrounding nato members and one thing that he's reminding vladimir putin is these troops once deployed don't often go home and every time putin takes an aggressive move like this, it strengthens the resolve of other nate o memberso welcome more u.s. troops and countries that wan to join nato to do whatever they can to get on board. >> one president's deterrent is another president's provocation. how do you think this even discussion of deploying u.s. forces into nato member countries in the region is resonating at the krem

to is that force kimberly's? what extent that is the pool now firmly in washington's court? well, the united states has been pretty clear about how it plans to proceed if russia is to move in any way and invade ukraine. the white house press secretary to the president of the united states and antony blanket have said repeatedly, if there's an evasion, the united states with its partners and allies will respond to in appropriate force . and there have been a range of tools. they've said that they have been prepared to utilize including punishing financial sanctions. so there are a number of options at the ready. they secretary of state, also saying at his press conference following that meeting with the foreign minister of russia's survey, laugh rob that they've seen the plans that russia does have the plans in place to invade ukraine. and we've also heard from the u. s. president this week that he believes that vladimir putin will at some point task the west and we'll take some sort of action. so as it's now, is

kimberly thank you. a huge explosion has destroyed at least 500 buildings in ghana with fears of many casualties. pictures from the scene show the extent of the destruction. a local official says he saw at least 10 dead bodies. please say a truck carrying explosives to a gold mine. in the west of the country collided with a motorcycle. people are being advised to evacuate the area with nearby towns, opening up rescue centers in churches and the schools. the civil war in syria has dr. gone for more than 10 years with now only the northwestern italy bridge and not under government control. president basher alyssa is in his 4th 7 year term, his leader winning maze election with 95 percent of the vote on election. that western powers, the smiths. there's neither free nor fair. the syrian refugee crisis is still the world's worst. that's according to unicef, nearly 5700000 syrian refugees live in egypt, iraq, jordan, lebanon, and turkey. and there are a further, as 6200000 people displaced within siri itself.

let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly how could so kimberly, of the optic surrounding this relationship. basically, maybe it's quite low level, but basically positive. well, there is certainly is an opportunity for both sides to do essentially the same thing. and that is to provide the security assurances in writing that each is looking for you heard, they're the, they're basically looking for of promises from the part of russia it is look at, we're asking you to provide, in writing the assurance that there will not be an expansion of nato, basically that there will not be an allowance for membership of moldova or ukraine into nato. something the united states says it will not provide. and for the united states, for its part, it isn't looking for the scale down of that posturing of the 10s of thousands of troops, russian troops, and near ukraine's border. and so each side has provided these written proposals. now they are going back to review and they are looking for responses. now. each side is accusing the other of not kind of standing down. and so the problem is is

eric trump, as well as kimberly guilfoyle, who is engaged to donald trump jr. as far as we know, this is the first time the committee has issued a subpoena targeting one of the trump children, and it really underscores just how aggressive the committee is willing to be in its investigation. for some context, the records the committee has obtained include eric trump's cellphone and a cellphone number for kimberly guilfoyle. we've confirmed both numbers from multiple sources who know both trump and guilfoyle. for the record, eric trump dough cliend to comment on the subpoena of his call records, but a source familiar with his thinking tells me, quote, he is not losing sleep over it. and an attorney for kimberly guilfoyle said she has not been notified of any subpoena being issued for her records, but the attorney said, quote, it's of no consequence to her because she has absolutely nothing to hide or to be concerned about. and just for the record, wolf, the committee declined also to commend on the subpoena. just for some context, what are call detail records, kn

kimberly, thanks very much indeed. kimberly hogan our white house correspondent dominic cane has more from berlin problem for the german government, as it has been full successive german governments stretching back decades now. is that in so far as rusher is concerned, the german government feels a historic sense of guilt for the actions of nazi germany during world war 2, where tens of millions of soviet citizens, which obviously includes russians ukrainians, bella russians, and many other nations. 2 who were part of the ussr, and as a consequence of that, when the german government wants to put pressure on the russian government, it will not be in the form of providing armaments to ukraine. what they will do, they say, and increasingly so is they will act to impose sanctions. the german government has said it is prepared to take the consequences of refusing to switch on the north stream to gas pipeline. it's going to cost the german government a considerable amount of money. it could cost the european economy a consi

all white house correspondent, kimberly how could they live in washington? kimberly many thanks. meanwhile, in berlin, biden's top diplomat and the blinking has been projecting a show of unity with european allies against moscow. lincoln met german officials, as well as foreign ministry officials from france and the u. k. in berlin. they've all vowed a swift and severe response to any possible russian aggression against ukraine, even as were relentlessly pursuing this diplomatic path. will continue to make very clear that if moscow chooses the path of further aggression, we will impose swift and mass of cos. on this 2 were united chassis shops made that clear a few days ago. when he said that russia would bear high cost for such an escalation, so that our british and french counterparts earlier today. and it's the same message that we've heard from the g 7 from nato, from the european union, among others. and here's why new satellite images show russia's military build up along its border with ukraine. and that's what's raising fears of an of an invasion . u

kimberly health reporting from washington d. c. well, let's get more on the situation on the ground and ukraine. we have a they have need who is near the front line of the conflict in the eastern part of the country. that's where people are increasingly concerned about a possible russian attack is here in eastern ukraine that people are concerned to most of a possible escalation in the conflict. this part of the country has seen fears of battled back in 2014 and 15. this is what's left of the industrial area where on the edge of ad v for one of the towns that was badly hit. and during the battles that centered around the airport in don't, yes, which is only 5 to 7 kilometers away from here. now the front line is just a few 100 meters down this way we went there at the last position of the ukrainian forces, distance only a 100 meters from the last position of the pro russian forces and the 2 sides stare at each other all day. and all night long now, the situation is very calm. we just heard a few punctures. ukrainian soldiers told u

okay, let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly hall. could see those pictures that we saw earlier of the plane arriving at the airport outside care with those supplies, showing the early stages of the us efforts in this getting underway. yeah, this is part of a package that was announced by the u. s. secretary say antony, blinking, and this is a part of 90 tons of not only a equipment as well as military supplies, but also we know that there is another package that is being assembled and ready that is not yet deployed. and that is the military equipment and personnel that the u. s. president has yet to approve in terms of deployment. right now we know there is a heightened alert for that of deployment, and we expect the president could i execute that by the end of the week, but for now they are at the ready. and what does that look like? that is a package. in addition to what we're seeing already, that would be much more expansive. it would be warships, it would be aircraft. and it could be up to $8500.00 us soldiers. now they would be

let sabrina, kimberly. how could she's joining us from washington, dc. so now that the russians have responded to the letter, what's the white house likely to do next? well, it is expected that the united states will be conferring with national security council officials as they plot next steps. now, it is important to know that the united states has always maintained that the u. s . position is that the more than a $100000.00 russian troops along the border, russian border near ukraine, is what the united states defies as russian aggression and the united states with its native partners will protect the sovereignty of ukraine. in other words, that should vladimir putin decide to invade ukraine. nato in the united states, as part of that partnership will defend ukraine's sovereignty. so to that end, there will be a review of these room documents of responses in order to decide next steps. now, as part of all of this, there is the path to diplomacy, which the united states has said repeatedly, is the preferred path there that would include even sit down d

our white house correspondent, kimberly hallett reports not for washington, d. c. but there is no doubt, let me, no doubt all that approved makes this choice. russia will pay a heavy price. speaking from prepared notes on the anniversary of his 1st year in office, president joe biden sought to clarify the u. s. position on a russian invasion into ukraine. i've been absolutely clear with president putin. he has no misunderstanding. addie any assembled rushing units, move across ukrainian border. that is an invasion but, and only met with severe and coordinated economic response to quench it comes as the white house spent the day cleaning up his wednesday night remarks. stunning european allies by suggesting a lesser response to a smaller scale invasion. if it invades, it depends on what it does. it's one thing if richer, minored, corrosion, and then we end up having to fight about what to do and not to which cetera will not gonna brains president vladimir zalinski fired back on twitter, lasting biden's comment. we want to remind the great powers that there are no mi

how could kimberly, after those remarks yesterday, i could have mentioned that to anthony blink and pull. we have to do some clearing up today. jem sucky has also been speaking up. what have you been hearing? yeah, that's right. the white house press secretary has been cleaning up those comments as has the secretary of state. essentially, what they both been saying is that there is really no differentiating of an incursion. there is no minor incursion in the eyes of the united states. what the president was inferring is that there are a range of tactics that the u. s. believes that russia uses in terms of how it could act upon ukraine, whether it be cyber attacks, whether it be a land attacks. but regardless, the united states has the end, does support the u. ukrainian people. and regardless, there would be a response if russia chooses to invade ukraine ad. but at the same time, the u. s. president has been heavily criticized by his republican critics who have accused him of essentially not only green lighting an attack, but really downplaying the severity as so as a result, what we

kimberly hallett reporting from washington d. c. now, the philippines has extended measures in combating a covered 1900 surge until the end of january. the country is experiencing its highest infection rates in the pandemic began restrictions now include a ban on unvaccinated people using public transport in the capital. manila schools have also in order to suspend classes for a week. new cases had a record of more than 34000 on thursday. and cambodia is launching its 4th round of current virus vaccinations after recording its 1st on the call in case last month. the country has a high and i'll put a knock, elation rates with nearly 90 percent of the population having had at least one dose . cambodia is campaign, has largely been made possible by vaccine donations from china. meanwhile, china's government is ramping up checks for all inbound travelers ahead of the beijing winter olympics in 3 weeks. time. officials are concerned and outbreak of coven 19 in the nearby port city of chen gin could spread to the capital for credit report

kimberly hall could. kimberly thank you very much indeed. well, it's, kimberly was just mentioning though with the u. s. president plannings and meet german chancellor all sholtes next month. the german chancellor has also been discussing the ukraine crisis with friends prisoners emanuel macro in berlin. natasha butler is joining us live now from paris. i had a little bit about the press conference that the gentleman i put out just a within the last hour or so. the sense i get is that they're trying to promote unity. what else will they talking about? yes, the french, a president and german chancellor presenting a united front saying that you are members and their western allies were all united. and that is how would they respond to russia? their response at emmanuel macro would be if russia was to invade ukraine, it would be a very severe response. and russia would have to pay a very high price. so a very united front, when it comes to the response from you to any possible or eventual attack from russia. but what was interesting about this

kimberly thank you very much. talk to you soon. i'm sure. kimberly hall could join his lie there from the bureau in washington live now to geneva and correspondent who was in the room there. when mister lincoln and mister la ralph, were addressing the wills media that natasha butler, one of the europe correspondence natasha. what do you think the main takeaways will be? what will mister blinking be taking back to washington and mister lap roughly taking back to moscow? well, novels and blinking were actually not in the same room. they were giving a separate her press conferences. maybe that tells you everything that these 2 are still very much a world apart in terms of their positions. it's interesting that a, going into these talks a few hours ago, love of actually started by saying that he did not expect any breakthroughs or blink. and also said that he didn't expect any quick fixes and not they were both right, because they were no breakthroughs. there no were no quick fixes, no big concrete results. what the 2 did agree on though, was th

kimberly, thanks very much indeed. that's kimberly hawk at our white house correspondent. okay, we're going to turn to dominate trainers law for us in berlin, germany in a somewhat unique position here because it does rely heavily on that go those ga supplies of, from russia. how is germany finding its way through all of us? the problem for the german government, as it has been full successive german governments stretching back decades now, is that in so far as rusher is concerned, the german government feels a historic sense of guilt for the actions of nazi germany during world war 2, where tens of millions of soviet citizens, which obviously includes russians, ukrainians, bella russians, and many other nations to who were part of the u. s. s. r. and as a consequence of that, when the german government wants to put pressure on the russian government, it will not be in the form of providing armaments to ukraine, that some of the ukrainian government has complained about and said don't send us field hospitals and helmets for our soldiers send us how it says, in other words,

kimberly, i have so many questions for you, but the first one is on one hand historic and huge that if biden gets his way a black woman would be a supreme court justice. on the other hand it doesn't change the math of the supreme court and what we've seen is the math seems to trump all other things. >> yes, you're absolutely right on both fronts. it will be an historic and important, but the court will still be 6-3 tilted toward the conservative side, but that doesn't mean that it won't make a difference. the very experience and lived experience that a new justice will bring in itself will bring a different perspective and the same way that it brought a different perspective to have someone who grew up in a housing project in justice sotomayor, or someone who was born in the south like justice thomas. this will bring a different perspective to the court at this time it's hugely important. as you point out, the reason that we have not had black women throughout the federal judiciary or most courts is the lack of opportunity. it's systemic discrimination. when i went to law school my inc

kimberly many thanks. the common sense for us is ready to talk, but not about critical issues. such is the possibility of ukraine joining nato. i'll just restore such mario has more now from moscow, where she's been speaking to people about the views on the situation. crushes foreign ministry is very clear about what they're hoping to achieve from the meeting on friday in geneva. that is, they want to take the next steps on negotiations on security guarantees that they're asking the american government about the possibility of nato expanding for their ease force, as well as not allowing ukraine to join the military alliance. that is something that is very much a red line for this country. now, the kremlin spokesperson dmitri past coff has said that while the american flame, they're ready to talk. they are not willing to talk about the critical issues that are at stake for russia. that is mainly the possibility of ukraine joining nato. so that's the official position here, but i want to, or here russians th

do you think that's what we'll see here, kimberly? >> i think that is. what we'll see here i think democrats are motivated to move as quickly as the barrett nomination. i think given the fact that democrats can advance and pass and confirm this nomination without a single republican vote at this point in time, it doesn't make a lot of sense to drag out the process, certainly give it the time to consider the candidate thoroughly. but i don't see anything standing in the way and i do agree that the longer everything that happens in washington at this point, the longer it takes, the more politicized and divisive it comes. >> a big thanks to all of you. carol, don't go far. i think we're going to come back to you in just a few minutes for some other reporting. thank you all, ladies. >>> meanwhile, just hours before today's hearing in the federal trial of the three men who killed ahmaud arbery, two of the men have made plea deals according to federal prosecutors, but the details of those deals have not been released just yet. we are watching this morning's he

that's a good question. >> bret: kimberly? >> kimberly: i think from vladimir putin's perspective, he went and he figures one of two things. either he uses this threat to invade ukraine as leverage to get some sort of concessions from the united states or he says that he doesn't get those concessions and then he uses it as a pretext to invade. and he is betting that the biden administration, which has a lot of leftovers from the obama years, remember in 2014, barack obama put out a threat "don't go into crimea." putin did it anyway there was no real ramifications. so he is assuming he has a free hand here. which is why there can't be any carrots. if the biden administration wants to pass this it has to crack down and pressure germany to suspend that pipeline. it's got to do the full array of sanctions and it's got to speed up military assistance not just to ukraine but to other former satellite nations of the soviet union who don't want to fall under russia's orbit. >> bret: guy, we covered this story of kazakhstan, what's hap

as well as kimberly guilfoyle who is engaged to his other son, donald trump jr. and as you pointed out, this appears to be the first time the committee has issued a subpoena targeting one of the trump children. it really underscores just how aggressive the committee is willing to be in its investigation. we reached out. eric trump declined to comment on the subpoena of his call records but a source familiar with his thinking tells me, quote, he's not losing sleep over it. we also reached out to an attorney for kimberly guilfoyle who told us the subpoena is, quote, of no consequence to her because she has absolutely nothing to hide or to be concerned about. for the record, anderson, the committee declined to comment on the subpoenas. >> so, in your reporting, do you know why the committee's interested in kimberly guilfoyle and eric trump's phone records? >> so, we don't know yet. but it's my understanding the committee has made it a practice when it comes to issuing subpoenas, it's for a very specific reason. these are not just blanket requests for records. so as