honestly i'm a little shy to say it because here is jonathan baker, to whom we were actually presenting the whole idea of the archive and we were thinking we can't come to the people and say we want to archive everything. ok, let's start with putin. of course we are already violating this limitation, and the -- magazine that was added to our collection, of course it is a media that was operating in the late 1990's and it was actually demolished with the media mass holding in 2001. i'm sorry, but we will be violating it further, because it is too much, there is too much interesting in the 1990's. ilia: let me say a few words about the telegram. we are lucky because we can transform that into technical -- we can try to preserve all of the telegram channels. we can see the links. as soon russian independent media mentioned them, that can give us links that we can start working with, trying to see just what qualifies as independent media telegram channels. because we understand that the community of journalists understand the value of independence better than we can. in that case we can tru

but honestly and i'm a little bit shy to, to say because here it's, here's jonathan baker to whom we were actually presenting the whole idea of the archive and we were thinking, well, we can't come to the people and say we want to archive everything, have too well, okay, let's let's start with putin. but of course we are already violating this limitation and the etiology magazine, which was, um, added to our collection, of course it is, uh, it is a, it's in a media which was operating in late nineties and it, it was actually with the the media of media mass holding. in 2001. so we are already violating it and. i'm sure that we, i'm sorry, but we will be violating it further because it's too much interesting. there is much interesting in in the nineties so yeah let me say a few words about the telegram and about the cases. so it was telegram i would say that. so we were lucky because so we can transform that a technical desk so we can try to preserve all the telegram channels that are cited by the russian independent so we can see the links. so i mean, as soon as like russian independ

jonathan martin, elisabeth bumiller. >> peter baker. >> and mike barnicle.uclear safety workers accidentally fired. >> by the trump administration. >> now, it seems. >> employees overseeing the response to bird flu. have been. >> mistakenly let. >> go as well. >> we'll talk more about the administration's. >> slash and burn approach to its mass firings. plus, the latest from ukraine after president trump blamed kyiv for russia's invasion, something that is not true. nbc's richard engel. will join us from engel. will join us from kharkiv, where back in asthma. does it have you missing out on what you love with who you love? it's time to get back out there with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks and can also be taken conveniently at home. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is proven to help you breathe better so you can get back to doing day-to-day activities. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems. serious allergic reactions m

jonathan lemire, mike barnicle, katty kay, ali vitali still with us and joining the conversation, politics reporter for semafor, dave weigel and chief white house correspondent for the new york times, peter bakeret to your new reporting, jonathan lemire, i understand just in the last few minutes, president trump has posted to truth social. as we've been discussing this plan he threw out about the united states taking over gaza and, quote, owning it, that the white house has had to walk back a little bit. what is he saying this morning? yeah, it's been a busy stretch for president trump on truth social. amid posts about his love for kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes, as well as baseless claims that government agencies are sending money to media outlets including politico, which is, of course, those are simply subscriptions by people who work there. he has indeed posted about gaza's the gaza strip again. >> and it's pretty newsy. >> he says it would be turned over to the united states. >> by israel. >> at the conclusion of fighting. i think some would wonder why israel would have the. >> right to do that. >> he says that the palestinians. he also claims that chuck schumer is palesti

and so, you know, peter baker, going back to the first term, i, we always talk about and not just because jonathanhe conscience of, of anybody that knows anything about foreign policy. donald trump's vice president, mike pence, would be in europe, and he would be delivering a speech against russia that ronald reagan could have delivered. and so it is interesting, and i we always talk about what happened with the republicans in donald trump's first term, passing some of the toughest sanctions on russia yet. so, i mean, the new york post. exactly right. we are dealing with a dictator in, in, in russia. it is going to be interesting to see if donald trump's second term regarding russia plays out like his first term did. >> yeah. i mean, look, as keith kellogg playing the good cop to trump's bad cop and a deliberate way or is there, you know, is he off the reservation? and he's not been i mean, even though he's supposedly the special envoy for ukraine, he's not been the person at the table in saudi arabia with the russians when marco rubio sat down. so a lot of people assume he's been sidelined or mar

jonathan lemire and katty kay still with us joining the conversation, we have chief white house correspondent for the new york times. peter bakeratch. david drucker joins us at the table here. also with us, nbc news and msnbc political analyst, former u.s. senator claire mccaskill. good to have you all on board this hour. let's get right to our top story. president trump is escalating his rhetoric on the ukraine war with new attacks against president volodymyr zelensky. here's what trump said yesterday, followed by the report filed by nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> a dictator without elections. zelensky better move fast or he's not going to have a country left. got to move, got to move fast. i love ukraine, but zelensky has done a terrible job. his country is shattered and millions and millions of people have unnecessarily died. and you can't bring a war to an end if you don't talk to both sides. you got to talk. they haven't been talking for three years. >> president trump went on the. >> attack against. ukraine's president. >> zelensky. in a social media post. trump called zelensky. >> a dictator. >> w