We saw here a demonstrable crack in Vladimir Putin's strength. We saw visible rejection of his war policy by someone who had been an ally and now had turned into insubordination, taking over a city of a million people, marching his troops and his tanks within 124 miles of Moscow.
Senator Klobuchar discusses the implications of the recent events in Russia and their impact on Putin's leadership.
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