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    ‘Greatest of all time’ Tom Brady retires after ‘unparalleled’ 23-year career

    02:54

  • Marc Morial calls on U.S. to ‘elevate’ conversation over police reform amid Nichols’ memorial

    10:29

  • Biden attorney says no classified documents found at Rehoboth home

    03:27

  • Richard Haass: Situation on the ground in Israel ‘likely to deteriorate’

    05:35

  • NY prosecutors escalate probe into Trump $130k payment to Stormy Daniels

    09:52

  • Former FDNY EMT: First responders ‘highly culpable’ for Tyre Nichols’ death

    02:00

  • Masih Alinejad: Biden administration negotiates with ‘the same murderers’ as they’ve sanctioned

    03:06

  • Ukraine top prosecutor: Russia needs to be held accountable for 'more than 65,000' war crimes

    05:46

  • Nichols’ family attorney Ben Crump: False narratives of traffic stop are ‘attempts at conspiracy’

    10:59

  • Harry Litman: Nichols footage, 'over twice as long' as Rodney King, will feel like 'an eternity'

    09:35

  • Antonia Hylton: Expect to see ‘delay’ in aid to Nichols in bodycam footage of arrest

    06:27

  • 'We now have a blueprint': Arrests in Tyre Nichols case praised

    05:25

  • Tzipi Livni: Israel’s 75-year-old democracy ‘in danger’ under Netanyahu

    06:34

  • Dmitri Alperovitch: Russia ‘effectively getting around the sanctions that have been put in place’

    02:51

  • Leon Panetta: ‘We are not effectively protecting our secrets’

    10:34

  • Rep. Victoria Spartz: House ‘becoming like a theater full of actors in the circus’

    01:48

  • Ben Rhodes points to digitization as solution to classified documents mishandling

    04:41

  • Gen. McCaffrey: ‘One battalion of M1 tanks is inconsequential on the battlefield’

    02:14

  • Kirby: ‘It’s going to take many months’ before U.S. tanks are ‘ready to be transferred into Ukraine’

    08:55

  • David Ignatius: Pompeo using Khashoggi murder to 'make a fight for political reasons' with the media

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Andrea Mitchell Reports

Sen. Jack Reed: Cutting aid to Ukraine ‘would be extremely short-sighted’

04:08

The Biden Administration is sending $3.75 billion worth of military weapons, including Bradley Fighting Vehicles, and other aid to Ukraine and its neighbors impacted by Russia’s invasion. Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee Jack Reed (D-RI), who recently met with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss. Responding to House Republicans’ agenda to cut the defense budget, in particular to Ukraine, Reed says “that would be extremely short sighted.” He explains: “The Ukrainians are fighting our fight, because if they fail, if the Russian succeed, they won't stop at Ukraine, and they will endanger NATO allies, which could pull us into a conflict the direct conflict with Russia. That would be a disaster.”Jan. 9, 2023

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    ‘Greatest of all time’ Tom Brady retires after ‘unparalleled’ 23-year career

    02:54

  • Marc Morial calls on U.S. to ‘elevate’ conversation over police reform amid Nichols’ memorial

    10:29

  • Biden attorney says no classified documents found at Rehoboth home

    03:27

  • Richard Haass: Situation on the ground in Israel ‘likely to deteriorate’

    05:35

  • NY prosecutors escalate probe into Trump $130k payment to Stormy Daniels

    09:52

  • Former FDNY EMT: First responders ‘highly culpable’ for Tyre Nichols’ death

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