i think it was don's going commando, roman america has defended cities and villages in don bus since it all started was that with sasha ugly. you command you, but you're more emotional. you can do it in the daughter anymore with states. we bother that the worst of bernice here. i mentally think that with the west's true intentions on no secret to the people of don bus. according to edward bassoon, who say is, 1st of all, it's about pressure on russia. bridge was crokert while we're your member. jim believe michael is away and i was in the wrong number. florida needs a little gorgeous with our say me let us use christian. give us a thought, really my bud luther. i live or you. those are listed here on your sources. lives near a desk. i suppose people take streets to demand a referendum oh, near with bunch of them. because your so somebody jo grey knows a pretty much them. yeah. the bill was to do with eager to polish. yep. witness those tragic events in odessa and believes that his survival was nothing short of a miracle. a slow watching, should he wasn't i, you must answer. but what

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don: i think it's time for me to get off this stage. but more importantly, i think we're in an existential crisis for democracy around the world. but but, you know, particularly here at home. i arted feeling that way and not coincidentally, around 2016 . i don't think we're out of the woods any stretch of the imagination. i think this is going to be a fight. it's a fight we have to win. and i wanted to devote more time and engy to that fight. geoff: that fight has included dropping slickly-produced digital videos on his social media feeds critical of donald trump and warning about the dangers to democracy. videos which winslow says have been viewed online more than 250 million times. at the same time, he also warns that, as he sees it, the january 6 committee will not produce anything relevant to aid in holding trump accountable for the insurrection and trying to overturn the electio don: look, it's been sixteen months since january 6. it's been five and a half years sinche fired jim comey and then admitted that he fired comey in order

don donilón: ¿ahora qué? ¿qué pasó, chamacos? albertano: don donilón. vítor: don donilón. albertano: qué bueno que vino a sacarnos. don donilón: ¿cuál sacarlos? vine a la delegación a demandarlos por los daños que le hicieron a mis microbuses. vítor: ah, no manches-- don donilón: albertano, qué irresponsable eres. albertano: ¡el único culpable aquí es usted! don donilón: oye, ¿yo por qué? albertano: pues sí, ¿cómo se le ocurre contratarnos si ya sabe cómo somos? vítor: pues, sí, la neta sí-- don donilón: miren, miren, no quiero volver a verlos hasta que me paguen lo que me deben. ¿oyeron? no se acerquen a la base. vítor: no, pues ya estuvo que no nos va a ver en un ratote. albertano: rosita. rosita. rosita: ay, albertano. ay. vítor: rosita. rosita: ¡ay, vítor! vítor: pues tú te echaste de reversa sin frenar. albertano: híjole, rosita, qué vergüenza que nos encuentres en esta situación tan vergonzosa. vítor: rosita, qué buena onda que hayas venido a la visita conyugal. rosita: ¿qué? albertano: pido mano. vítor: ah, no, no manches, tú

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for russia. volunteers headed to don bus on that. it is about you on at nash to me as i said, mama cook gas know, she said katie sandwich and quarter to his ashley and they say yes gazelle is she began? beloved marcia? yeah. been on the end of july after what the bus to share since yesterday or earlier cut shy, enlisted as a volunteer there until camp ounce. ashley, a brown voice, a flashlight from august to rose. i knew it out there so i can. yeah. i had to work with alexander, lost some professional. can you guys monica? the team? sure. not to pull my good. yeah, we got all of us and then emotional margaret out of 45 people who enlisted 40 died. mm ish, there's those up at the meal. i redid my cry too, but you're with chrome. you switch cuz it in use up of the ceiling in the lot that a she almost out a she yeah. come we sincerely to my students. you bought you ski. what did you see teaching you all pro storms like you junior thinking the chinese cuz it looks like we had this. i thought my yoga lady shania woke, excuse me, on the na

don best citizens have called for a referendum on may live the done? yes. can no guns regions voted on their status. the dynamic and la guns people's republics declare themselves sovereign states metal. the shawl must sum up to show the court, but you are on the road now. i yeah. and you video card will medium them ludy personally fortune with that there was, there was yesterday and he was causing his word which was it interest when you, her job to reach like will gradient. people still that believe in a substantial war, all though the streets of don bus but already being controlled by ukrainian soldiers. why we do so much relish money into a meeting at a fit in them or to ship hostile poly peer. we're on the alexander tobar, the respected physician in august because operated on thousands of the wounded who have been taken to his hospitals since the war began. malicious war is for, for no should believe me. unusually tender. cato delia bus metate, no bulk wanted to pray. school did to walk more. elizabeth elisha may poorly events in don bass and odessa have

don, best citizens have called for a referendum on may live the done. yes. can no guns regions voted on their status? the dynamic and la guns people's republics, declare themselves sovereign states mobile. the shawl must sum up, issue the call, but you are on the road now. i your new video card will medium ludy. personally put your what the, what she was yesterday and he was causing his word, which was it interest when you knew her job to rich like we were crazy. people still could have been even a substantial war, though the streets of don bus would already being controlled by ukrainian soldiers by we diesel, much foolish money in terms of eating at a shit in them, or to ship hostile poly peer. we're on the alexander tobar, the respected physician, and no guns because operated on thousands of the wounded who've been taken to his hospitals since the war began. wishlist war is for, for those who had the believe me, an injury to cato, delia bus metate, no bulk wanted to price, who did to walk, nor elizabeth alicia lay poorly. events in don barson, odessa have

don bus cities, villages bombs, full snipers, tay game with . with mom, when i was shooting wrong, when all 3, just a shave out disdain becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail went so many find themselves worlds apart. we choose to look for common ground. ah ah, beijing proposes an expansion of the brakes alliance with argentina, understood to be the top candidate to join brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. croyt as president joins his turkish counterpart and oppose in finland, unsweetened the sessions, nato. u. s. congress passed as a $40000000000.00 aid package for ukraine. the 1st such package that doesn't forbid the supply of weapons to the nationalist as all battalion also coming up on the program. decision of one man to large, a holier georgia friday and brutal invasion.

the situation in don bass is dia, and it's getting worse because the governor of don yet sc saying that 3 cities in that region have now been taken by the russian forces and that they are advancing. the governor of lou hans square that sits ever done yet skis, situated and now where the fighting is centered around, they're saying that the russians are just trying to destroy that city. it's just being completely shelled, constantly bombarded. and as you heard in that report, saying that citizens who haven't escaped yet who haven't been able to evacuate, it's probably too late to do so with many of the roads completely cut off. and those that are still available, still open, being continually shelves. the foreign ministers saying that this is the worst battle that europe has seen since world war 2, and he's really urgently calling for those foreign weapons that have been promised to ukraine to be delivered as swiftly as possible so that they're able to try and hope this current advance and even try and push back russians from these areas. and we can get a quick round up of some of the oth

s. president barack obama explains the situation and don bus. unfortunately, when you have conflicts of this sort, those kinds of, of incidents take place. you can't walk into this and say, well, it was war, it happens. no, doesn't. people don't have each other's heads off. and especially not civilians. armies don't do this. maybe i just as if and what do you do with, with groups like isis? how was you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged, burials like this on not uncommon. you can't say that there wasn't, there wasn't war crimes. it started on december, the 10th 2013 u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in key of accompanied by jeffrey piet view as invested to ukraine. the american politician visits the my don key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about havin

don bus cities, villages bombs, full snipers, tay game. ah ah, ah ah! since the break away of the doughnuts, people's republic. whew has been ranging and don't boss. ukrainian. artillery it's been showing civilian, townsend, mining village. is that your more very lovely deal with what i grew up with, forwarded to receive when it was on the doable was up the a little of as of all of the 3 little boys will give those bullet one. 0 when i was sure seemed wrong when all through just don't hold me you world. yes. to shape out disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. aah with turkey and croatia block an attempt by the nordic countries, finland, and sweden to join nato, saying that their security concerns have not been adequately address almost a 1000 ukrainian troops to surrender at mar you polls. i'm stall steel factory with captured neo nazis from the as of battalion due to stand trial.

people of different nationalities and from various countries have gone to don bus. but i served with some great people the suit brittany regiments, which was maybe 50 guys volunteers from all over the world. they came here to defend the idea of russian people that were being attacked by the ukrainian army from serbia, from spain, from italy, from the other side of u. grain from russia as well from america. i'm not the only american that spot here . he was the called a just on the movie, that's pretty slow. so noodle see below note opium. alexis castillo, a spanish anti fascist, and his minded friends were watching events in ukraine closely. so so saying alyssa law came up a day or so last came. marianna finance from blue to stolen money for stunned alcantar control. okay. okay. and on my done he at this moment to postpone say when you have them to submit the 2nd l'aquila both to march april of may 2014 hostilities f eating up. all of don boss is soon ablaze. civilians like miners, teachers and laborers pouring into recruiting stations. ah, was thea, only to them was

the american politician visits the my don, key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about having an american diplomat. they're handing out cookies. i'm a patriotic american. i love the american people, but i hate the american government. it is the forthright. it is the equivalence of nazi germany today. blue salma, u. s. army, cultural and now militia member of the genetic people's republic. russell bentley says, this is what happens to countries facing nato and the usa with devastation and wall syria, iraq, afghanistan, and olivia yugoslavia, fentanyl ukraine, is joining the list of countries devastated by the outcome of a color revolution starters. i wouldn't call it a cou. i would call at the popular overthrow of a, of an illegitimate regime. ah, my walking widen in 2014 when my dad started not to plant grain. disease the civil war situation fall in from a

people live different nationalities and from various countries have gone to don bus. but i served with some great people, the suit remedy regiments, which was maybe 50 guys volunteers from all over the world. became here to defend the idea of russian people that were being attacked by the ukrainian army from serbia, from spain, from italy, from the other side of ukraine, from russia as well from america. i'm not the only american that spot here who's the called a just on the movie that's pretty slow. so noodle see below noto alexis castillo, a spanish anti fascist, and his minded friends were watching events in ukraine closely. so, so saying this, i'm lucky my they for so last came marianna, to analysis, implement. this is gone money for stand alcantar count. i look at our country and on my done the initial moment of what's been say when you close up on this me a 2nd, vienna, aquila, both in march april in may, 2014 hostilities of eating up. all of don boss is soon ablaze. civilians like miners, teachers, and laborers pouring into recruiting stations. ah, what i see i

>> a couple of thoughts, don. first of all, s.e. was kind of quoting the famous bill clinton mantra that abortion should be safe, legal, and rare, i think the most powerful word of those three is legal, as you point out, 2/3 of the country believes roe should not be overturned. when you look at the specifics of the kinds of bans that are being passed in red states. as i wrote recently of the dozen abortion restrictions that have been approved in this legislative session in 2021, and 2022 in red states, nine of them have no exception for rape and incest, and that is a proposition that probably has support from about 15% of the country, banning organization even in cases of rape and incest. what republicans have been betting, this is what the nra said about gun issue, the only people who cared about it were the people who opposed gun control, and for many years that s seemed to be the case on abortion because roe has been the law of the land for two generations, and the thought that it could be removed really was abstract and immateri

the events in don bass and odessa have had painful repercussions for russia. volunteers headed to don bus that it is shovel you on at nash to me as place you mama that know she said getting sandwich. im catherine is ashley of and they say yes cuz he is hipaa gamble up, marcia. yeah. burnett. she laughed, i want the partial as a share, says a deeper billy, cut shy, enlisted as a volunteer and took up arms. but okay, losing the ground voice. oh chem lashley, mammogram terrace. kim. i used to live up there. so i'm back in year i had to what moisten alexander blossom, professional company, monica b team should not to put my guy. yeah. what's got all augusta national. emotional mom right. out of 45 people who enlisted. 40 died. mm hm. okay, sure. so that, that the mirror i use him. okay. i to ritual to call you which is it in years up of the washington a lot that a she almost out a she yeah. come we sincerely, unless you don't to bother you ski will take your city senior all storms like you junior, taking the chinese pushing the diesel. i thought my, you ability, shane, you push the wilcox

in don bus since it all started was that with sasha ru camacho. but you're more emotional, you can do it in the annual states. we bother. not the worst of bernice here, a mutiny. do you think that with the west's true intentions on no secret to the people have done bus? according to edward bassoon, who say is, 1st of all, it's about pressure on russia. bridge was crokert loudon? were you a member jim? believe enough, louis away and i wasn't. remember florida needs a little gorgeous with us. let me let us use christian to rosenthal william about luther reward. you. those are listed here on your sources losing a dis, a support. people take streets to demand a referendum oh, near with cuz was yours. somebody. jo grey knows a pretty much the number was to do that again. is on a national milligram from a fiscal eagle to poland. witness those tragic events in odessa and believes that his survival was nothing short of a miracle. a slouching, shitty rose and as you muster, i said, what it is shalaya is worse. they all know more than up with me at a storag

"don lemon tonight" starts right now. hi, don lemon! >> wait a minute, i'll be back wednesday, too. but that's only because i'm burning the midnight oil. i've got my coffee ready. >> i'm going to watch you, i'm going to support you, i'm going to cheer on the whole election night in america team, but i will be in my pajamas doing that. >> don't we have a legal panel we can put laura on at 1:30 in the morning? >> i'm getting older, laura coates at 1:30 in the morning is not the bionic version. >> laura, see you tomorrow. we're going to get to it. no, i'll see you the day after tomorrow. my bad. >> this is "don lemon tonight." what we were just talking about, we are hours away from one of the biggest primary elections this season. george kemp, t -- brian kemp ha strong lead over perdue. and tonight mike pence had to be hustled out of the capitol, remember, as rioters were chanting about hanging him. why were they doing that? all because he refused to throw out electoral votes, which he had no power to do, anyway. he is now campaigning for kemp. >> when you say yes to governor brian kem

the fighting has made evacuating besieged towns across the don best dangerous. but a groups of working to rescue the sick and injured watching program. most of them of wounded people who i've okay in uh from the hospitals. sir, i in eastern regents the tumult safe fennimore, and to leave upgrade them to the hospitals in western ukraine and believed that no fil and dis on auto for that of them and to give them proper medical care. amid the russian onslaught, keith is counting his victories on sunday, present zalinski visited the war ravaged city of ha, keith recently reclaimed by ukrainian fighters. it was the lensky, his 1st trip to the embattled east since the invasion. and he took the time to meet and decorate the front line troops. so this little ocean is, was i want to thank each of you for your service. you risked your lives for all of us and for alice state. thank you for defending the independence of our country. take care of yourselves with glory to ukraine. those will dissolve booth slowly with moscow tightening its grip on the east new battle lines and

the events in don bass and of desa, the had painful repercussions for russia, volunteers headed to don bus that it is about you on at nash to me as press you mama, that know, she said getting sandwich. and katherine is ashley of and they say yes gazelle is hipaa jamara marcia? yeah. burnett. sheila, after what the special ed the share since yesterday really cut shy, enlisted as a volunteer and took out bounce ashley, a brown voice che lashley mammogram terrace. kim. i knew it out there, so i'm back in year. i had to what moisten alexander blossom professional. can you grade my monica? the team should not to put my guy. yeah, we've got all augusta national emotional margaret out of 45 people who enlisted 40 died. mm. ish, there's those up at the meal stadium. okay too. but you're with crow, you switch continues up of the ceiling in the lot that a she started she yeah. come we sincerely to my students. you bought use cable. think you should teach here all storms like you junior, taking the chinese cuz they talk, i feel like we had this. i thought my, your boy shania wilcox was gonna be o

let's turn things over to don and "don lemon tonight." don, it is a tough night in the country. >> it is a tough night in the country, but i want to commend you. you've been doing this for a while, for really putting the victims of this story upfront and center where they should be and not necessarily the gunman. it's important for history to talk about who he is, but i commend you for doing that. my heart is hurting. everyone i spoke to today, their heart is hurting, and they feel helpless. i'm going to talk to the audience about that in just a little bit. but we've seen this all too often. >> yeah. you know, anybody at home can probably remember the names of the killers in columbine but not necessarily the people -- the names of people who lost their lives. i feel like that's the case for a lot of mass killings in this country. we all focus on the shooter, and people learn that person's name, and they want that. they want that kind of attention. i think it's important to report on them and their motivation and everything about them. but

the fighting has made evacuating besieged towns across don bass, dangerous. but aid groups are working to bring the seek and injured out launching program. all most of them of wounded people who ah, have a great in the forms of hospitals. in eastern regions, the tumult safe and, and more and to be of upgrade them to the hospitals in western grain than we've that no pill and a song to but that of them and to give them proper medical care. in savannah, donetta, shelling has destroyed all critical infrastructure and russian troops are now storming the largest city still held by keep in the loo. hunt's great in of don bass. thousands of civilians are believed to still be in the city. the governor of lou, hans said the constant shelling makes it impossible to count casualties. did have you corresponded rebecca written in cubes. and earlier i asked her whether ukrainian forces i able to keep up morale in the face of the continued russian aggression. well, on a whole yes, i think across the country civilians and in the military and morale is strong. and i think ukra

>> look, don, there is no limiting principle in this decision. that is, justice alito admits that this is all of a piece, because it's all grounded in the due process clause. none of this is expressed, and it's not just gay marriage, it's the ability to marry someone of another race, tor idealogical vu know, keep in mind as well that these are the same people that aren't pro contraception. this is the same party that doesn't want to see paid family leave. where does this leave child-bearing people in america? you can't have an abortion, but we're not going to allow you -- we're going to restrict access to contraception, we're going to make it too expensive and we're not going to make it able for you to take care of yourself examine your children once you actually have a baby. so this just isn't intellectually honest across the board. it's very disturbing. people need to get out and participate in the electoral process and vote. only 8% of americans support reversal of roe v. wade. our justice system is broken. that's where justice alito sends us,

the fighting has made evacuating besieged towns across don bass, dangerous, but aid groups are working to bring the seek and injured out. in google. oh, most of them of wounded people who ah, have a great in the forms of hospitals. in eastern regions, the tumult safe and and more and to be of upgrade them to the hospitals in western grain than we've had no pill and do so on top of that of them and to give them proper medical care. in savannah, donetta, shelling has destroyed old, critical infrastructure, and russian troops are now storming the largest city still held by keep in the loo . hunt's great in of don bass. thousands of civilians are believed to still be in the city. the governor of lou, hans said the constant shelling makes it impossible to count casualties. well, let's go to the ukrainian capital, keith, where w's correspondence. rebecca written, standing by rebecca zaleski. as on the bravery of christ's ukraine. soldiers during his visit to hearken is morale still strong. well, on a whole yes, i think across the country civilians and in the military and moral is strong and

the fighting has made evacuating the sage towns across don bass, dangerous. but aid groups are working to bring the seek and injured out of them all . most of them of wounded people who i have a great in the forms of hospitals in eastern regions, the tumult safe fennimore, and to be of upgrade them to the hospitals in western the grain them with that no pill and a song to prove that of them and to give them proper medical care. in savannah, donetta, shelling has destroyed old, critical infrastructure, and russian troops are now storming, the largest city still held by keep in the loo. hunt's great in of don bass. thousands of civilians are believed to still be in the city. the governor of lou, hans said the constant shelling makes it impossible to count casualties. have your correspondent mathias bowinger is on the ground and ukraine's eastern don bas region. they filed this assessment from the town of comma torque. there's been heavy fighting along the front line long, some part of the frontline here in easton ukraine in the dawn bus, especially around the c

the situation in don bass is dia, and it's getting worse because the governor of don yet saying that 3 cities in that region have now been taken by the russian forces and that they are advancing. the governor of lou hans square that sits ever done yet skis, situated and now where the fighting is centered around, they're saying that the russians are just trying to destroy that city. it's just been completely shelled, constantly bombarded. and as you heard in that report, saying that citizens who haven't escaped yet who haven't been able to evacuate, it's probably too late to do so with many of the roads completely cut off. and those that are still available, still open, being continually shelves and the foreign ministers saying that this is the worst battle that europe has seen since world war 2. and he's really urgently calling for those foreign weapons that have been promised to ukraine to be delivered as swiftly as possible so that they're able to try and hold this current advance and even try and push back russians from these areas. and the united nations estimates that nearly 700

don: ennis writes to the fbi director, j. edgar hoover, and basically says, what about these reports by dewitt of illicit signaling by japanese americans? and j. edgar hoover writes back, "we've investigated every single claim of shore-to-ship radio transmissions, and we could find no evidence on which prosecution would lie." peter: ennis got in touch with james lawrence fly, who was the chairman of the federal communications commission. he prepared reports, which they sent to ennis, which concluded that there was no substance to any charge that japanese americans had committed acts of espionage or sabotage. -we had that investigated by both the federal bureau of investigation and by the federal communications commission.

the events in don bass in odessa event painful repercussions for russia. volunteers headed to don bus on that. it is shovel you on at nash to me as place you mama that know she said katie sandwich. im catherine is ashley of and they say yes gazelle is hipaa gamble up marcia? yeah, burnett. sheila, after what the bus is shanicea duty, really catchy enlisted as a volunteer and took up arms. ashley, a, the brown voice. o che lashley from alberto skills that they've used to live up there. so i'm back in year i at the what moisten alexander blossom. professional, can you guy, mom will be tim should not to put my good. yeah. we've got all augusta national emotional mom right out of 45 people who enlisted 40 died. mm ish. there's those up at the mirror stadium. okay too. but you're with crow. you switch continues up of the was feeling a lot that a she almost out a she yeah. come we sincerely too much unity product you ski will take your city senior all storms. like you junior teaching the chinese post a diesel. i thought my, you belated shania, i woke excuse you had the national what shall t

the situation in don bass is dire and it's getting worse because the governor of don yet saying that 3 cities in that region have now been taken by the russian forces and that they are advancing. the governor of lou hans square that sits ever done yet is situated and now where the fighting is centered around. they're saying that the russians are just trying to destroy that city. it's just been completely shelled, constantly bombarded. and as you heard in that report, saying that citizens who haven't escaped yet who haven't been able to evacuate, it's probably too late to do so with many of the roads completely cut off. and those that are still available, still open, being continually shelves. the foreign ministers saying that this is the worst battle that europe has seen since world war 2, and he's really urgently calling for those foreign weapons that have been promised to ukraine to be delivered as swiftly as possible so that they're able to try and hold this current advance and even try and push back russians from these areas. and meanwhile, the european union wants to confiscate

brand some in the situation in don bass is daya and it's getting worse because the governor of don yet sc saying that 3 cities in that region have now been taken by the russian forces and that they are advancing. the governor of new hans square that sits ever done yet is situated and now where the fighting is centered around. they're saying that the russians are just trying to destroy that city. it's has been completely shelled, constantly bombarded. and as you heard in that report saying that citizens who haven't escaped yet who haven't been able to evacuate, it's probably too late to do so with many of the roads completely cut off. and those that are still available still open being continually shelled. so it's just a really terrible and terrifying situation. there authorities here and you can hear in ukraine saying that that battle for don bass is really, is really going to be really instrumental in what happens in this country. could really feel a fate of this country. the foreign ministers saying that this is the worst battle that europe has seen since world war 2, and he's really

so don head's home. tell your mom what we love her and thank you guys so much for being here appreciated by the way, donna. i'll stay a sign in his books. so if you go downstairs and then he'll be there for you don. thank you. we love you. appreciate it. thank you. i was make sure y'all tune in 10 o'clock eastern nine central. i thoughthello everybody welco'm uvalde fan of the american enterprise institute and it is my pleasure to welcome you to this conversation about matthew continent is important and excellent new book the right the hundred year war for american conservatism. this book is both an intellectual and a political history of the american right over the past century. it takes up the ideas behind the right the electoral coalition that has composed it the ways that their coalition has sought power and used power and our politics the way that it's thought about the country and its future the book explores some important tensions between populism and conservatism between libertarians and traditi

for russia, volunteers headed to don bus. that it is about you on, at nash to me as prescient. momma, kath. no, she said good sandwich. ymca, i put his ashley and they say yes, cuz he has a big umbrella militia. yep. and then the end of july, after what the partial as a shit is a 100 deeper. deluca chai, enlisted as a volunteer and took up arms. ashley. oh she lucy the brown voice. oh che partially for margaret to ruskin. i've done it if he to live up there so i can. yeah. i thought moisten. alexander blossom unprofessional. mom with children not to put my guy. i am was got all of us. and then emotional mom, right. out of 45 people who admitted 40 died. mm . ish, there's those up with my cry too, but you guys call you switch continues up on the ceiling in the lot that a she almost out a she yeah. come we spend 0 to my students. you product you ski will take you should teaching you all storms like you change your thinking, the chinese cuz they talk, i feel like we had this, i thought my, you bloody shampoo the wilcox huskily o

so don head's home. tell your mom what we love her and thank you guys so much for being here appreciated by the way, donna. i'll stay a sign in his books. so if you go downstairs and then he'll be there for you don. thank you. we love you. appreciate it. thank you. i was make sure y'all tune in 10 o'clock eastern nine central. i thought all right. we have a fantastic one speaker. this is a real treat to welcome dr. bjorn lombard to steamboat institute dr. lomborg is the president and founder of the copenhagen consensus center. he is the author of the best-selling false alarm how climate change panic costs us

program. russian forces were stepping up there offensive to take territory in the eastern region of don bos. cube says the main city is still under ukrainian control. so better than that is coming under heavy bombardment. a local governor accused moscow of engaging in a scorched earth approach and intentionally trying to destroy the city. in keith, the polish president has become the 1st foreign leader to address the country's parliament a show of a war time solidarity between neighbors. polish president on j. duda became the 1st foreign leader to speak to the ukrainian parliament in person since the war began. due to stress, to support for ukraine's bids to join the new and said that any territorial concessions to russia would be a blow for the entire western world. yas, that the chill, oh let. oh, i want to say clearly, but only ukraine has the right to decide its future so that there can be no negotiations and decision making behind ukraine's back. already. nothing can be decided about ukraine without ukraine. so absolutely not. this is an iron principle that they put in that ukrania

don best citizens have called for a referendum on may live the done yet. can no guns regions voted on their status. the dynamic and lugens people's republics declare themselves sovereign states. mobile. the shawl must sum up issue the co, but you on that old? no, i yeah, a new video card will medium, the me. looted personally, fortune with the washer was yesterday and he was causing his word, which was it interest when you hutch up to reach like will cranium. people still couldn't believe in a substantial war, though, the streets of don bus, but already being controlled by ukrainian soldiers way we do so much relish in one me into a meeting at a fit in them or to ship hostile poly peer. we're on the alexander tobar, the respected physician in logan's cause operated on thousands of the wounded, who've been taken to his hospitals since the war began. wishlist war is for, for those of believe me, an injury to cato delia 1st month. it now bulk wants to press who did to lou. welcome or elizabeth elisha les poorly. the events in done boss in odessa event painful

s. president barack obama, explains the situation and don bus. unfortunately, when you have conflicts of this sort, those kinds of, of incidents take place. you can't walk into this and say, well, it was war, it happens. no, doesn't. people don't have each other's heads off. and especially not civilians. armies don't do this, may be isis, does this. and what do you do with, with groups like isis? how you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged, burials like this on not uncommon. you can't say that there isn't. there wasn't war crimes. it started on december, the 10th 2013 u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in kiev accompanied by jeffrey pilot, the u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my done key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about ha

"don lemon tonight" starts right now with of course, don lemon. >>> straight to our developing news right now. we've got major news on multiple big stories here and around the world. breaking news this election night, polls are now closed in two primary races that will test just how much of a hold the former president still has over his party. cnn's projecting that trump-endorsed alex mooney will win the gop primary in west virginia's 2nd congressional district. john king at the magic wall for us in just a moment. then we also have some more breaking news we need to tell you about. there is brand-new audio, another top republican speaking his mind on january 6th. this time, it's lindsey graham speaking to "new york times" reporter jonathan martin right after the attack on the capitol. he says, the country will say that we're better than this. listen to what he says at the end about joe biden. >> he'll actually come out of this thing stronger. moments like this reset. people will calm down. people will say, i don't want to be associated with that. this is a group within a group. what this

this is don lemon tonight. we have news on all the big stories covering this week across the country and around the world. fears tonight that vladimir putin could informally declare war on ukraine on monday. a major russian holiday, the so-called victory day. that could mean even more brutal assault ondisturbing new accusa that putin's forces are taking civilians from homes in and around mariupol, kovs skating passports holding them in conditions so unrealtime that ukrainian call them a ghetto. the russian military calls them filtration camps. people forced together to sleep on the floor. horrific conditions there. we've more to come on all this in a moment. in the wake of the bombshell draft opinion that could overturn roe v. wade, cnn's brand-new poll finds most americans do not support that. 66% say that they don't want to see roe overturned. but what happens if that happens? what happens? so we've got to look at what could be -- who could be prosecuted and where. coming up. plus we have lots of new developm

>> absolutely, don. first of all, cnn has not i independently obtained a copy of this opinion or verified it but our own reporting is consistent with the fact that the five most conservative members of this court were ready to take roe down completely and chief justice john roberts was willing to say that the mississippi ban on abortions at 15 weeks could stand but not go so far. now, as we know, votes can shift in the process but obviously, what sam alito was writing that politico obtained was a robust objection of roe that's been around for nearly 50 years. the 1973 landmark made abortion legal nationwide essentially let women decide to terminate a pregnancy until about the 23rd week of pregnancy. so if this becomes the law of the land and it looks like it's headed in that direction, your word seismic would be practically an understatement here because it would change so much in terms of women's rights in america. and the other thing that is such a jolt to use a word that john roberts himself used and

>> so let's be clear, don. just because we've seen a record number of turnout does not mean that there weren't things done to restrict the vote. some of these votes are voters that would have ordinarily voted on election day. but not knowing what the new rules are or how it impacted them, some people are voting early. we've always says that while we should not have to organize our way out of voter suppression, we were going to do whatever it took to make sure voters have the information they needed about the changes in the laws and were still able to cast their ballot. at the end of the day, it is our goal to continue to make sure that people have the information that they need so that everyone can cast a ballot. and the republicans have continued to restrict access to the ballot. it is clear that the law that they passed, sb 202 changed the mechanism by which people would access the ballot. and even looking at all of these statewide races, we're going to have runoffs. the runoff period is now shorter, only thr

>> good morning, don. that's right, officials here in ukraine really preparing citizens for what could come on monday, may 9th, which is russia's victory day, a symbolic day for russia which under president putin has become a show of strength and military hardware. the mayor of kyiv has been urging residents to stay inside and take extra precautions from the 8th and the 9th of may because in the coming days, there could be an escalation of risk of shelling in all regions of ukraine or some sort of russian forces heading into the date and though, they're not formally imposing a curfew here, don, we've been told that events will not be hold during that time in ukraine. we know they will be enhanced patrolling in the city, as well. for weeks now, officials as well as military experts i've been talking to, they've been telling me they expect russian generals to be under pressure somewhat to provide some sort of victory to putin by this date, and as one government official told me just last week, this could be

um, there has also been intensive fighting in don bass in the frontline. this is where most of the action most of the fighting is happening right now. the russians have been advancing a little bit. the ukraine's have been advancing in another point over the last few days have been intense, but it was not the barrage that people have expected or some people have her have predicted that we have seen so far. okay, and the fight for the east, a course that rages on. what's the latest there? bare russians have made an incremental gains in some places ah, at, but the ukrainians have been able to drive the russians back. in other places, the city of harker is now more or less slid. the russian forces have been driven away from the city of harkins significantly. that's significant because of the ukrainians have take many of the positions from where the city was shell during the past few weeks. and, and that caused this destruction in the city that the russian troops had never entered a batch on the other hand or the ukraine had to retreat from some of the smaller

and we're going to focus on don bass and is that it does seem to be what they're doing. now. do you see any progress for the ukrainian elsewhere in the country? i think in the medium term what you train will be focusing on doing. we do see that as you've heard before, that in the south west, they may be looking at. i mean, this is a bit of a left field thing, but left maybe looking at a strike on denying a desk to the ukrainians in some way. nato's already mulling, i think, convoy in conflict vessels in and out there. the russians want that. they want to see you claim is a failed state. and the one way to do that is to seal them off from c. so i think we may see some pushes that way, not the next few weeks, but certainly later this year. i think. now let's talk about heavy weapons a bit more because it's kind of dominates the political agenda in many western countries. ukraine still pleading for more heavy weapons from the west. how fast do they need to get there to actually make a difference? yesterday would be the answer to that if one was being facetious or indeed accurate

don bus cities, villages bombs, full snipers, j game. ah ah ah ah, ah, the west drive to weaken in isolate russia is not working out all that well, russia, the most sanctioned country in the world has an economy that is now stable and resilient. the west can say the same for its economy. in fact, the west is weakening, an isolated self, a border with my luck and you live most schools. if you look on the initial, be welcome not to get a can use them, but by you when you, when you do do origin. but you also still listed on the thought it was a i didn't as i would like to like one to thought that i've only been just a bit ludy. but i see these teeny, both who's the little gear motivation says decent it on bob a bush company, what she to she actually with miley on the sheet on their point to dish latorsha. laura that, that she's us. yeah. i do have school or g of kids, but it has yeah. she's leeway federal shell. it's so christ. a smart tv i washed open. what i t less he had to buy the water in the city on the phone. see if you want to talk

this is "don lemon tonight." the alabama corrections officer that fled with an inmate ten days ago has died. reportedly of a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. vicki white was her name and the inmate casey white, no relation, captured in indiana after a chase ending in a crash. the u.s. marshal task force colliding with the vehicle they were in to end that chase. the aftermath all caught on camera by a witness driving by on highway 41 in evansville. so why would a trusted law enforcement officer suddenly take off with a murder defendant already servied 75 years? plus, we're going to talk about vladimir putin celebrating the victim riff the nazis in world war ii and falsely blaming the west for his own invasion of ukraine. >> translator: it was the only right decision. the decision of a sovereign, strong, and independent country. >> ukrainian president zelenskyy vowing ukraine will celebrate their own victory. >> translator: very soon there will be two victory days in ukraine. and someone won't have any. we

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>> good morning to you, don. and this comes importantly i think context is important here on the very same day that president putin remember laid flowers, laid roses, in fact, to honor the heroic cities from second world war including odesa. by the evening his forces are pounding it with missile strikes. now, witnesses tell us they saw several large explosions in the center of the city at around 10:00 p.m. local time on monday. and to give you a sense of how powerful they were, they could be heard 25 miles away. the missile strike shook several buildings and resulted in a missile we saw large shopping center on fire. we can see the debris really of what's left of that shopping center. and earlier in the day, don, odesa city council reported three cruise missiles were fired on the city, destroying five buildings, one apparently a beloved hotel by the russian elites, as well as injuring two people. and for context here, but it's important, because we have been talking about it for weeks new, these strikes have beco

more evidence of the fighting rushes objective is to cease to don best provinces. done yet in the hands in the east, at least 12 people were killed by shelling as heavy fighting continues in and around civil war to nits. the local governor says the russians have taken 3 towns in the genetic region. russian troops are gaining ground in the east. these are frontline positions now abandoned by ukraine. but further away from the fighting in areas where the ukrainians have regained control residence are determined to start over. over 34 to 30 people are returning home, even though it's safer to wait further away, but it's easier to teach us. her vision was personally mr. luda bowed up. i to the for them you, people are coming back to their houses and starting to rebuild the helping our military, your school, what we asked the battle for done best intensifies, many more lives will be lost, right? let's bring in the w, my ts, filling out who is in the city of chroma torres, can you cranes eastern don bass region? i'm it is good to see you. now what can you tell us about t