tonight -- chris hayes. star of "the batman," actor paul dano. music from lucy dacus.turing the 8g band with todd sucherman ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now we're going to get to the news president biden spent the weekend at his home in delaware, but eventually the secret service found him and brought him back to the white house. [ laughter ] republican senator lindsey graham called for the assassination of russian president vladimir putin during a thursday night interview on fox news say what you want about lindsey, pretty bold to do that on putin's own network. [ laughter ] at an event over the weekend for top republican donors, former president trump suggested that the u.s. should paint the chinese flag on its fighter jets, bomb russia, and then added, "they start fighting with each other and we sit back and watch. finally. [ laughter ] finally, a way to bring stability to the world -- a war between russia and china [ laughter ] former vice president m

i am joined by my esteemed colleague, chris hayes, a joy, read someone i'm happy to call tonight a new colleague, simone sanders, great to have you here sanders. she was senior adviser to biden's presidential campaign. most recently a senior adviser and to spikes person to vice president harris. but now we have her in our clutches. split screen at the state of the union in dc tonight. the whole world is watching. a 40 mile long massive convoy of innumerable russian military vehicles. toward the city of kyiv. for, now it appears to not be moving. as senior pentagon official telling nbc news today that that convoy may have slowed down because russian forces are already running out of fuel, and even food for their troops. today, russia launched the brunt of its attacks from the air rather than the ground. they are not shooting only add military targets, which is with the russian government has repeatedly claim. today they hit the main radio and tv tower in kyiv. that knocks tv stations off the air in the capital. and ukraine's second largest city in kharkiv, close to the russian border, t

all in with chris hayes starts next. all in with chris hayes starts next >> tonight on all in law. the russian resistance this televised on russian tv as clamped down on speech continuing in the public square. the attack on ukrainian cities intensifies tonight. the intense american appeals to prevent china from bailing russia out. what we know about when the russia is accomplishing its objectives on the ground. the american news anchor being used as propaganda. that and a new report on how the first generation of ukrainian citizens born into independence are recording the russian invasion. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. we are watching the world change before our very eyes. you are in completely unprecedented territory right now. the decision by one man, really, one man only, russian president vladimir putin, to invade ukraine continues to have shockingly wide horrific with effects. today, a senior defense official says russian advances remain stalled with no appreciable change in their progress towards ukrainian capital kyiv over the weekend,

all in with chris hayes starts now. readout all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight, on all in. >> diplomacy requires both sides engaging in good faith, to de-escalate, and i do not see signs that putin is prepared to stop. >> a bleak assessment of russia 's willingness to investigate, as russian troops grown closer to kyiv. then, the split in the republican party, as the old guard tries to squash the pro putin fringe. >> they are outliers. the largest since possible, on our side. >> as russia steps up, it's attacks on civilians, in ukraine. a direct appeal from russian soldiers, from arnold schwarzenegger. >> this is not the war to defend russia. this is your father's, or grandfathers fought for. this is illegal. >> all in, starting right now. >> good evening, i'm chris hayes. u.s. secretary of state, anthony blinken, giving a strike assessment on where things stand to end russia's war of aggression against ukraine. this is not, i would have to say, particularly encouraging. this comes one day after reports of something approaching the outlines of the diplom

all in with chris hayes starts now. readout all in with chris hayes starts now.ires both sides engaging in good faith, to de-escalate, and i do not see signs that putin is prepared to stop. >> a bleak assessment of russia 's willingness to investigate, as russian troops grown closer to kyiv. then, the split in the republican party, as the old guard tries to squash the pro putin fringe. >> they are outliers. the largest since

all in, starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. today a senior u.s. defense defense official says russian forces have not moved closer to the capital city of kyiv, they are basically where they were yesterday. ukraine forces have blown up a key bridge, halting this massive convoy's progress and also attacking the convoy at other locations. is becoming more and more clear that as the russian military fails to achieve their short term tactical objectives on the ground in ukraine, it is taking steps to increase the terror, danger, and misery for the civilian population of ukraine. as i told, you all russian attack on the largest nuclear power plant in europe. russia has seized that plant. it appears supplies a quarter of the electricity for the entire country. officials say it is not currently a threat, but it is obvious for anyone who thinks about it for a second, that anyone who thinks about attacking a nuclear power plant is a bad idea. -- the world narrowly averted a nuclear catastrophe last night. the russian military is also ratcheting up the civil

that is tonight's read out, over to chris hayes right now. tonight on all in. who did the president call, and why did he call them? >> 1000 people attacked the capitol, right at that time, that there is this gap, who is he talking to? what is he doing? >> blockbuster new evidence on the january six committee, showing a missing record of white house phone calls, on the day of the insurrection. tonight, what we know about the disappearing records, and what they can tell us about criminal intent. plus, as the jimmy thomas scandal grows, new calls for recusal, and the resignation of a supreme court justice with senator elizabeth warren. when we really know about peace talks between russia and ukraine, and why the u.s. government remain skeptical. >> nobody should be fooling ourselves, by the kremlin is now recent claim that it was suddenly just reduce military attacks near kyiv, or any reports that is going to withdrawal its forces. >> when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, as the investigation at the former presidents attempted

all in with chris hayes starts next. all in with chris hayes starts next >> tonight on all in law.tv as clamped down on speech continuing in the public square. the attack on ukrainian cities intensifies tonight. the intense american appeals to prevent china from bailing russia out. what we know about when the russia is accomplishing its objectives t

i'm chris hayes. the senate judiciary commission closed its [inaudible] for judge ketanji brown jackson, after ten hours on camera testimony, the proceedings move behind closed doors. throughout the day, democrats and some republicans asked substantive questions about key decisions, that likely will come before the court. questions of methodology and her approach. others republican senators chose once again to share their conspiracy theories and grievances about past conference nation hearings. >> the meetings they had with judge kavanaugh, it was literally ambush, he was ambushed. how would you feel if we did that to you? >> senator, i have appreciated the kindness that each of you have shown me. >> what do you say to some of them who may doubt that they can one day achieve the same great heights that you have? >> i hope to inspire people, to try to form. it is past ... because of this country, because i love the law. >> why isn't it rational to sentence people who have thousands of images on a compu

chris hayes starts now. s >> tonight on all in -- >> we don't have electricity, we don't have anything to eat. we don't have medicine. we've got nothing. >> cities devastated and civilians attacked. tonight, the russian tactics in ukraine and the u.s. response. >> russian oil will no longer be accepted in u.s. ports and the american people will deal another powerful blow. >> the ban on russian fossil fuel and the effect it could have. then -- the worsening refugee crisis in europe has 2 million ukrainians flee the country, half of them children. and as ukraine's president once again pleads for western help, what a no-fly zone could actually mean in ukraine. when all in starts right now. good evening everyone from new york, i'm ayman mohyeldin, in for chris hayes. today in the latest in the economic pressure on russia over its invasion of ukraine. president joe biden announced a ban on all imports of russian oil, gas, and energy. now the move has been championed by both democrats and republicans and will hit

i'm chris hayes. join you tonight at this hour, there are reports that russian troops are shelling europe's largest nuclear power station inside ukraine. the zaporizhzhia plant is located in southeastern ukraine. the associate press reports a spokesperson for the plant said and a telegram post, quote, we demand that they step heavy weapons fire. there is a real threat of nuclear danger in the biggest atomic energy station inside europe. the task purpose reports this is a live stream of a firefight at the plant. it is difficult to see much, but there does seem to be a lot going on for three or four in the morning. we will keep you posted, as we know more. of course, this is now the war in ukraine entering its second week. the outcome is still incredibly uncertain, which would be decided on three different fronts. what's happening in ukraine at a military level, humanitarian level. what's happening back in russia as the impact of unprecedented sanctions become harder to hide. and what is happening and t

all in with chris hayes begins right now. l in with all in. -- as the russian assault on the ukraine continues. >> these are the most significant financial sanctions that have been used in modern history. >> tonight, the run on the banks and russia the massive protests against the invasion across the world. leaders from the ground in ukraine. plus the return of a decades old threat, as putin declares a nuclear alert. >> mister president, should americans be worried about nuclear? war >> no. >> and then, the white supremacist half tack provinces. -- who does the party stand within the stanley people like this. >> look at russia. can we give a round of applause to russia. >> all in, starts right now. good evening from new york i'm chris hayes and the last 48 to 72 hours the russian invasion of ukraine we've seen a truly remarkable unprecedented global consensus of resistance to russian aggression. there's actions in response to this, which we've never experienced the scale. we are right now for a whole bunch of reasons. we're i

it goes great to talk you, doctor gupta, all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in. >> the actions that we have taken thus far will not be our last. we will follow the facts wherever they lead. >> new reporting for the washington post and justice department that has widened the genuine six investigation to more than we know. tonight congressman ship on what this expansion means, who the grandeur is talking to and the reporting missing white house call logs. then george conway on the ex presidents crimes and his slipping grip on the party. plus he says his republican colleagues were buy into orgies and used cocaine, tonight the backlash against madison cawthorn. why ukraine's president tonight says his country is at a turning point. we know what is actually happening in the ground in kyiv when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we have breaking news tonight about the january six investigation, but not the one in congress. night after night, we keep telling you about the potential crimes that appeared to have bee

that is tonight's "the reidout", "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. ight now tonight on "all in" -- >> how do you stop it? are you prepared to do a deal? you have said you will talk. >> we can't stop alone, all this. >> the russian bombardment continues and the secretary of state gives a stark assessment of putin's plan. >> he has a clear plan, right now, to brutalize ukraine. >> tonight, admiral james stravidis on how to think about the russian attack two weeks in. and reporters journey out of ukraine with jack crosbie of "rolling stone", plus a member of the villain ski zelenskyy cabinet on how the government is maintaining control. and the latest on the exodus of refugees to poland and beyond. and should the u.s. source oil from the uae, saudi arabia, and venezuela? it all starts on "all in" right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and we've been saying this the pastoral days on the show -- but since the russia military failed to achieve a quick victory in ukraine, it's pivoted to enforcing as much misery as possible on the people wh

i'm chris hayes. today we've got an image of what russian president vladimir putin wants the people in the world to see about his invasion of ukraine that has been so strongly condemned by so many. at a carefully staged rally in which thousands of fans came to support their dear leader, and has he tells it, at least, his noble campaign to liberate the ukrainian people from the nazis. that's the image he is pushing day-by-day. a strong man fighting a heroic war. in a nation uniting behind him. putin even incited scripture to justify the invasion. putin's carefully crafted image does not reflect in reality on the ground in neighboring ukraine. today, protesters in the city of lviv placed more than 100 strollers in the town square to represent the number of children killed in the war so far. in the southern port city of mariupol, rescue efforts are underway to find hundreds of people who are trapped under the rubble which was reportedly bond by russian forces while 1000 civilians were sheltered inside. i

i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes. with just watched the bipartisan house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection voting to move forward for the contempt referral. moments ago, the hearing wrapped up this committee members voted unanimously to hold former white house deputy communications director dan scavino and former trump advisor peter navarro in contempt after both men refused to comply with committee subpoenas. those referrals her head to the house and then to the department of justice where the attorney general merrick garland will be left to decide on whether to criminally indict the two men. -- chief legal correspondent for msnbc and host of the beat with already. ari, video of your interviews with peter navarro were shown in that committee hearing. part of the reason that was done was to basically tear apart mr. navarro's defense, that somehow these correspondence, these documents, are shielded by executives privilege. tell us why it's meaningful that pirro navarro went on your program to talk ab

c, i'm mehdi hasan in for chris hayes. in my lifetime, there's never been a world leader like the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyy. it's not an exaggeration. i cannot think of any world leader who has won in deserved this kind of praise. he has united much of the glow behind him and his besieged country. and he has been genuinely courageous. not just politically courageous, saying things no one else would say, but literally risking his life for his nation and possibly saving it from ruin. today, president zelenskyy addressed the u.s. congress remotely from kyiv, in a powerful speech. he spoke through a translator for much of the speech. he called on all american companies to leave the russian market because it is flooded with ukrainian blood, he said, before playing a powerful video showing ukraine before and after the invasion. he closed by addressing congress in english, saying ukrainians are fighting for the values of europe and the world before making a personal plea to president biden. >> the leader of my nat

i'm chris hayes., president joe biden is in brussels for a series of high stakes meeting with high leaders and an emergency gathering with nato amidst the ongoing crisis in ukraine. the allies at those meetings agree to provide ukraine with -- chemical biological nuclear attack. and they announced a new round of sanctions around members of parliament and defense companies. a month into russia's unprovoked war in ukraine. biden and european allies are trying to show on a united front as they work to increase the pressure on russian president vladimir putin. if you step back from all the day-to-day devastation happening in ukraine, it is impossible to not see this as a pivotal moment in history. it's the first time in the 30 or something years since the end of the cold war that we've come to think of as the global order is being utterly transformed. i was ten years old when the berlin wall fell in 1989. the beginning of the end of communism in eastern europe. i remember being on summer break when the ph

i'm chris hayes. we are 12 days into the russian invasion of ukraine and the humanitarian toll is escalating by the day. russian president vladimir putin and his military seem to be doing everything in their power to make it worse. after plainly failing to achieve their tactical objectives early in the invasion, they had a lightning strike role into kyiv, take over the country. the russian military has escalated its attacks on civilians. a senior u.s. defense official said there has been an increase in rocket artillery and missile attacks. those strikes are hitting civilian infrastructure and residential areas. one area that has been especially hard hit is the city of irpin, northwest of kyiv. its civilian population has been relentlessly bombarded over the past few days and as nbc news chief foreign correspondent -- the city has become extremely perilous. >> the ukrainians blew up this bridge in order to slow down the russian advance, but it's also made it extremely difficult for people to evacuate t

and that is tonight's "the reidout", "all in" with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in. >> we are not going to give any more airtime to the lies that you are hearing today, from this council. there is only one aggressor here, and that is russia. >> latest russian attempt to justify their invasion of ukraine. >> secret bio labs? >> fox news to the united nations security council, how russia is trying to legitimize their propaganda. >> -- our conversation between nato and russia, would be world war iii, something we must strive to -- >> sanctions against russia, new bans on trade, and plus, as russian troops moved to encircle kyiv, how ukrainians soldiers are managing to fight back. as all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, in just the last 24 hours, russia has expanded the front of their war on ukraine. they launched air strikes on two cities, lutsk and even know frank of his, there were far to the west of any strengths so far. >> a senior u.s. defense officials said the russian military have made initial advances aroun

i want to thank my guests chris hayes, paul dano and the fantastic lucy dacus, everybody! [ cheers and applause i want to thank todd sucherman and the 8g band. stay safe, get vaccinated, get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> ukrainians continue to hold their ground. how much longer can they last? civilians are being killed. the costly measure the u.s. could use to further crip actually economy. >> also, they're fleeing by any means possible. the world is watching an historic crisis unfold. the refugees who landed here in the bay area. >> what we found when we went looking for the best deals on gas. >>> it is now tuesday morning in the war zone. the borders will open to let ukrainian civilians escape the violence. they're calling the plan propaganda. >> it is unclear where the safe corridors will lead to. will they be neighboring the countries or do they lead to moscow? that's the choice thousands of ukrainians must make as russian troops fight their way to the russian city of kyiv. now the world watches to see what happens next. >> reporter: tonight in uk

and that is tonight's "the reidout", "all in" with chris hayes starts now.to give any more airtime to the lies that you are hearing today, from this council. there is only one aggressor here, and that is russia. >> latest russian attempt to justify their invasion of

it all and was chris hayes starts now, hi chris. >> joy, that was a great point. one of the things i was thinking of as i was watching this, and i, agree just extremely like gross reactionary appeals to the kind of worst instincts in law, was precisely the sort of -- particularly judge hawley is really disgusting, luxuriating in the details and stuff -- the crimes that they are talking about are some of the most horrifyingly common in america. and they are, despite the way that they're talked about in our public discourse, more often than not committed by trusted people. by relatives, by coaches, by doctors at say a college wrestling program. well or by a doctor overseeing the gymnast. and the easiest thing in the world is that kind of rhetoric about these monsters out here, we're gonna get tough, at which allows the same sort of denial of how horrifying the common it is. you saw that cycle at play today. i felt like in the rhetoric. >> and you know, i have to ask this question, because they don't seem to understand the difference between a judge and a legislator.

it all and was chris hayes starts now, hi chris. >> joy, that was a great point. one of the things i was thinking of as i was watching this, and i, agree just extremely like gross reactionary appeals to the kind of worst instincts in law, was precisely the sort of -- particularly judge hawley is really disgusting, luxuriating in the details and stuff -- the crimes that they are talking about are some of the most horrifyingly common in america. and they are, despite the way that they're talked about in our public discourse, more often than not committed by trusted people. by

all in with chris hayes starts right now.l in, the january six committee speaks to their first trump family member as the doj probe approaches trump's inner circle. tonight, why trump's former caddie may be key to the investigation. >> then >> we've seen russian soldiers short of weapons and morale, refused to carry out their orders, sabotaging their own equipment, and even accidentally shooting down their own aircraft. >> what we know about what is really happening with the russian army. plus energy secretary on today's white house announcement to drive down gas prices.

all in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all in. russia and the world versus the reality in ukraine. then, >> president xi has to decide what he's going to do here. >> biden tried to persuade china not to support the russian invasion. plus, the latest on the ground in ukraine as russia attacks the western city of lviv for the first time. a response from

i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes. the rachel maddow show with ali velshi starts right now. >> good evening, alex. thank you. thank you at-home for joining us this hour and i'm coming to you live tonight from the city of lviv in ukraine which is currently under an air raid alert. lviv is the largest city in western ukraine, less than 50 miles from poland where i spent the last week and as fighting is raging ukraine's east around the capital of kyiv, lviv has largely been spared from russian bombardment. it's been a hub for ukrainian refugees who have been fleeing the eastern part of the country have either state here in lviv or have continued on to poland or hungary or other neighboring countries. let the piece here in this city in lviv was shattered this weekend, when russia missile struck multiple sites including plume -- a depot including plumes of black smooth, igniting fires that raged for hours. air raid sirens have lasted several times since then. the last one, moments ago, it is still active. you get an air rai

all in with chris hayes starts now.tin is trying to do from the beginning, and i've been saying this since my days as vice president of the united states, is to break up nato. >> biden heads to europe to shore up the alliance against let him or putin. >> my objective is to demonstrate that democracies cannot function in the 21st century. >> tonight, why this

all that with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all in.mes from many senators have asked me. i will stand on what i already said. >> ketanji brown jackson's confirmation continues. so does republican nonsense. tonight, what we've learned in the second round of questions. >> god has got you. how do i know that? because you are here. i know but it has taken for you to sit in that seat. >> plus, the president lands in brussels as ukraine's army

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on all in.nder attack in ukraine. >> they're shooting at schools, hospitals, they're shooting everywhere, all the time since the last three days. >> a desperate attempt to flee the repetition bombardment and a growing refugee crisis in ukraine. >> they're having moral problems. they're having supply problems. they are having fuel problems. they're having food problems. exactly where the russian army's right now as they move to encircle kyiv. plus, thousands of

chris hayes starts now.n't have anything to eat. we don't have medicine. we've got nothing. >> cities devastated and civilians attacked. tonight, the russian tactics in ukraine and the u.s. response. >> russian oil will no longer be accepted in u.s. ports and the american people will deal another powerful blow. >> the ban on russian fossil fuel and the effect it could have. then --

it goes great to talk you, doctor gupta, all in with chris hayes starts now.that we have taken thus far will not be our last. we will follow the facts wherever they lead. >> new reporting for the washington post and justice department that has widened the genuine six investigation to more than we know. tonight congressman ship on what this expansion means, who the grandeur is talking to and the reporting missing white house call logs. then george conway on the ex presidents crimes and his slipping grip on the party. plus he says his republican colleagues

that is tonight's "the reidout", "all in with chris hayes" starts right now.top it? are you prepared to do a deal? you have said you will talk. >> we can't stop alone, all this. >> the russian bombardment continues and the secretary of state gives a stark assessment of putin's plan. >> he has a clear plan, right now, to brutalize ukraine. >> tonight, admiral james stravidis on how to think about the russian attack two weeks in. and reporters journey out of ukraine with jack crosbie of "rolling stone", plus a member of the villain ski zelenskyy cabinet on

. >> good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes. we appear to have reached a new stage in russia's unprovoked war on ukraine. russia's plan for a blitzkrieg to take the capital, clearly, has failed. both sides are now digging in for a longer stalemate. that may seem like good news for everyone rooting for ukraine to, success, or repel, this indefensible act of marauding aggression, but of course, stalemates can produce a shocking amount of missouri, and atrocity. we have seen so much human suffering in ukraine, leaving to the fastest-growing refugee crisis since world war ii. and three weeks, nearly three and a half million people have fled. this is suffered the most acute anguish of this war, is the city of mariupol. it is 40 miles away from the russian border, and a place where the majority of people, the overwhelming majority, our russian speakers. in fact less than 1% of the people in the city, around 400, 000, speak ukrainian at home. the citizens of mariupol are the people who've russian president vladimir, putin, claims to be

all in with chris hayes, starts now. >> tonight on all in. >> it is not only ukraine on the russian attackthe entire world it is humanity. >> new alarms across the globe as a russian attack on a power plant. the ukrainian president rally support in cities across europe. tonight, the

good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we are see

good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. the violence in ukraine is escalating, with rationale bombing civilian targets across the northeast city of kharkiv and one journalist on the ground tells nbc news that the cities downtown looks like a war zone, which, of course, it is. the un human rights office says that more than 228 ukrainian billions killed, more than 520 injured in less than one week of fighting. we know that that is likely an undercount. one ukrainian woman who fled kharkiv describe what she experienced firsthand to nbc news. >> i left kharkiv two days ago, when things got worse. and my house got bombarded by bombs and my loved ones died. >> who died? >> my friends. in basements. they were hiding in basements. because right now it is so hard. they use some kind of new forbidden bombs that destroyed everything. everything in a big distance. so, it's pretty much -- my whole city is just dust. >> my whole city is just dust, that sense of horror and despair appears to be russia's explicit goal. the wall street jour

good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we are watching in realtime what is happening in ukraine, this utterly monstrous human display of disaster play out in every direction. the united nations estimates on midnight, tuesday, there have been 500 civilians killed and ukraine, 900 injured. that number is surely higher today as we continue to see the russian military shelling, residential areas near kyiv as civilians leave their lives. children's hospital in the city of mariupol was totally destroyed by russian attack. today, u.s. ambassador of the united nations linda thomas as, quote, we're working with others on the international community to talk about the crimes that russia is committing against the ukrainian people. they constitute war crimes, there are attacks on civilians that cannot be justified by any, in any way whatsoever. we were just over two weeks into the russian invasion of ukraine. and while the devastation is truly horrifying, ukrainian military has put up a fight against a russian military convoy making it

all in with chris hayes begins right now. the ukraine continues. >> these are the most significant financial sanctions that have been used in modern history. >> tonight, the run on the banks and russia the massive protests against the invasion across the world. leaders from the ground in ukraine. plus the return of a decades old threat, as putin declares a nuclear alert. >> mister president, should

senate is wholly indistinguishable from chris hayes, they're getting pretty close.sunday, yesterday, mitt romney edged a little closer. here's what he wrote to tulsi gabbard. tulsi gabbard is a former member of congress who currently serves as a lieutenant colonel in the u.s. army reserve, and unlike met romney, has been deployed. "tulsi gabbard is parroting false russian propaganda. her treasonous lies may well cost lives." treasonous lies have cost lives potentially. so you're betraying your country and committing murder. so what exactly did tulsi gabbard do? did she call for a violent overthrow the united states government? as she come out and pledged allegiance to putin? did she get a cyrillic tattoo on her neck? no. she didn't. if what she said is we have a problem, here's how we know. she cited publicly available information and said we should probably deal with that problem. mitt romney was a consultant, for god sakes, accusing someone who's been in the army for nearly two decades of treason. people didn't used to talk that way. treason is a death penalty off

that is tonight's read out, over to chris hayes right now. tonight on all in.and why did he call them? >> 1000 people attacked the capitol, right at that time, that there is this gap, who is he talking to? what is he doing? >> blockbuster new evidence on the january six committee, showing a missing record of white house phone calls, on the

more time, but i thank you congresswoman ilhan omar, that is tonight's "the reidout", "all in with chris hayes right now. >> tonight, on all in -- >> the leader of the world needs to be the leader of peace. >> a direct appeal from the president of ukraine and a promise to have more military aid from the president of the united states. tonight, what more could and should be done. then, as russia continues to bombard ukraine, is there finally some movement on peace talks? plus -- >> [inaudible]

all in chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all in. >> it's not about i want to talk with putin.e to talk with putin. the world has to talk with putin because there are no other ways to stop this war. >> moms keep falling in ukraine, leading a wake of destruction and death. and the humanitarian crisis grows. new signs, the economic war being waged on russia's taking a massive toll. then, ambassador bill taylor on the american politics surrounding ukraine that led us to this moment. plus, congressman jamie raskin on his committees explicit declaration,

good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we are seeing a concerted tactical effort by the russian military to target civilians and ukraine and what looks to all the world and to those on ukraine to be war crimes. the shelling of apartment buildings in part keep to the targeting of both residential and shopping centers in the capital kyiv, targeting is something my colleague andrea mitchell reported on today. andrea mitchell reporting on the fact that russians look to be attacking explicitly apartment buildings, hospitals, civilian centers, playgrounds even. here's the thing, we know exactly the kind of horrors russia is capable of enacting on the civilian population because we have seen it before. the civilian -- the syrian civil war began 11 years ago today, actually, on this very day. and a few years later, in 2015, russia entered the fray to help prop up syria's embattled dictator, bashar al-assad. russia's involvement in the conflict took things from bad to worse. russian president vladimir putin use the same strategy we

tonight -- chris hayes. star of "the batman," actor paul dano. music from lucy dacus.