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41:33Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump’s takeover of Washington, D.C., has netted more than 100 arrests, and NewsNation’s Joe Khalil joins guest host Jesse Weber live from D.C. Democrats are pushing back with statistics showing violent crime is down sharply in the nation’s capital, so is it the right move? NewsNation correspondent-at-large Geraldo Rivera and progressive YouTube host Brian Tyler Cohen debate.
Ukrainian leaders told international media they fear Russian President Vladimir Putin could unleash a massive attack on Ukraine as soon as Saturday if a peace deal is not reached Friday — can Trump stop it? NewsNation correspondent Libby Dean has the latest on what European leaders and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Trump in a virtual meeting Wednesday. Then, Mark Kimmitt, former assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs, discusses whether Putin will attack.
Should parents be jailed for their children's crimes? A New Jersey law would have parents face up to 90 days in jail and thousands of dollars in fines if their children commit multiple offenses. David Mayer, Gloucester Township mayor, and Nicole Stouffer, an organizer of the New Jersey Project, debate.
Then, hours after Trump named Sylvester Stallone among the new slate of Kennedy Center honorees, his brother Frank Stallone joins Weber to discuss whether it sent a message to Hollywood.
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