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From the reported death of outspoken Putin critic Alexi Navalny to Donald Trump's

latest legal blow, we turn to the analysis of Brooks and Kapart.

That's New York Times columnist David Brooks and Jonathan Kapart,

associate editor for the Washington Post.

President Biden said today there's no doubt

that Vladimir Putin's government is behind the death of the outspoken

dissident Alexi Navalny. I want to start with your reaction and your assessment

of the implications. Well it was, just because of who Navalny was in terms of opposition, well-known

opponent of Vladimir Putin, but also because of its timing to my mind. The Munich Security Conference is

happening right now. It is the most important gathering of national security and

foreign policy leaders from around the world.

And the announcement of Navalny's death came a few hours before Vice President Harris was

supposed to speak, which was known. Mrs. Navalny was there to do a

panel with Secretary, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. This comes after you know we've been listening to Donald

Trump saying if NATO doesn't pay its bills well then Russia can quote do

whatever the hell they want and so this this sends, I think, an incredibly chilling message,

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