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chris, and eugene they're still with us., trump's big plan for countering russia's invasion would be to threaten to drop a nuclear bomb on russia. okay? so it seems kind of obvious, but it's saturday night, so can you explain why that's a terrible idea? >> i don't think anyone wants a nuclear war between the united states and russia. we certainly heard a lot of nuclear threats from president putin in the past couple of weeks. he has put his nuclear forces on high alert and threatened to escalate, if russia feels threatened in a conflict. i think it's definitely fair to say that the u.s. is pushing back more aggressively against putin's nuclear threats, reminding the russians that of course, the u.s. has the more arsenal, that was just shouldn't ink any type of nuclear forces whether in ukraine or other place in the world. -- reminded that they're not the only country that has a nuclear arsenal. >> this is isn't the first time the former president trump has hinted about a secret plan in 2016. if you recall, he said he had a s

did you catch that, eugene? he said, pretend eternity is worth risking your life. yes, actually was really wanted to pill is served on sometimes people diminishing the rule of the culture. and in my opinion, the culture is a very precious assault on one sides. us people usually justify it, but also it's a very dangerous with them. and what we face here is so in this voice that russia utilizes so it's oh, roach, it's own imperialistic and postcolonial approach. i do appropriate the green young culture and do v lived into its imperial texture. and basically what your grain is doing now is that really the found its rights for you'd say, the entity in the right to coal, it's long to separate culture miss so long traditions. you know that the crazy thing, the sad irony here is that ukrainians, or even protecting russian art, an artist from russian forces here, listen, listen to this. i thought i are like 25000 items in our collection car key fine art museums collection is one of the biggest in ukraine. one of the most valuable we have do ours. the original dutch graphic

today eugene remembers with a smile.owever, this work is actually very painstaking and requires great patience and dedication. there are also children's toys and boats made from pieces. tree vases, friends, for whom all these works are made. let them say that eugene is still looking for something new in his work, improves, invents and practically brought back to life. the long -forgotten method of making chairs, semi-chairs, tanukam built, so that propellers and propellers could be installed he had a hovercraft project, and at the moment yes an interesting person is developing a more complex design is doing. uh, furniture projects are multi-component, that is, a person develops full energy. well, there is, as it were, like your own idol, but there is no one to equal in some respects will please. as eugene says, the tree has its own soul. and the main thing is to be able to recognize it and then an ordinary maple branch. in skillful hands, it can become such a handle for the chance of tools for several years back evgeny b

eugene in tennessee. caller: good morning, yes. my comment is congress and the senate send ukraine everything they need militarily except allow -- host: ok. that's eugene in tennessee. a couple things to watch. the president is expected to make comments in 10 or 15 minutes when it comes to trade with russia and that process. look for that on c-span2, c-span.org and our app, c-span now. plus, the united nations later today being called in by russia to talk about russia and ukraine. we now take you to a pro forma session of the house of representatives. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. march 11, 2022. i hereby appoint the honorable dianne degette to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi,

nick: 30-year-old eugene lata is one of this unit's medics.nlike most volunteers, he's seen combat. in 2014, he filmed and witnessed some of the worst fighting in eastern ukraine. now he prepares for more battle. eugene: i believe the war will come to odessa, because i don't believe that putin will stop. he will not stop. we're just waiting. we're just waiting when the war will start in odessa. nick: his job is to modernize the unit's medicine and outdated first aid kits. eugene: 1978, you know? but it's still ok. it's working. nick: so this is older than you? eugene: yes, it's older than my mother. nick: nearby, perhaps the youngest volunteer. valeria ruslanova is in charge of the uniforms, and is 19. valeria: i am from crimea. i came in 2018. i know what russia is and what putin is, and i don't wish any of that on ukraine. nick: in 2014, russian soldiers invaded crimea. moscow annexed the peninsula and persecuted or even killed anyone not deemed sufficiently pro-russian. valeria: these are young guys who were not afraid to say something. and

eugene daniels is a politico white house reporter. katie benner, "new york times" reporter. and chuck rosenberg, former cia official. ali, any word on the timing of when the committee will question jared kushner? how are we expecting today to play out? >> reporter: yeah, chris, just a few floors up from where i'm standing we expect the committee to have a participatory interview with jared kushner. he'll be appearing virtually. he is one of the most high-profile figure from the trump white house, the first member of the trump family to talk with the january 6th committee and that's one of the more significant pieces of today's news, the fact that optically it looks like the committee is getting voluntary participation from someone who has regularly been at the center of the donald trump orbit from the time they got into office and frankly even well before that. in terms of the content, i think today provides a perfect example of the push and pull that the january 6th committee is experiencing, the push to get every piece of detail as they can from as many key players as that

today eugene remembers with a smile.ever, this work is actually very laborious and requires a lot of patience. there are also children's toys, boats and vases made from pieces of wood, friends, for whom all these works of art are made with self-giving. they say that eugene is still looking for something new in his work , improves, invents and practically returned to life. the long-forgotten method of making chairs, semi-chairs was built by a tanuk so that propellers and propellers could be installed, he had an air-cushion project, and at the moment, a person is developing a more complex design interestingly , and multi-component furniture projects a few years ago eugene in his garage. he built an air cushion hovercraft, but today the master is still more attracted to woodwork, someone changes in worldview, but anyway, why do you still have all this still alive. well, of course, there is less time to devote more and more to this, of course, to pieces of wood. i’m interested in these different vehicles with me, so i have e

you will find some face-saving way to say, okay, turn around the convoys. >> eugene and carol, thank. >>> next the role ukraine's can and should be playing in the conflict. congressman joaquin castro tells us what congress is doing to help the people of ukraine. your doctor gives you a prescription. “let's get you on some antibiotics right away.” we could bring it right to your door. with 1 to 2 day delivery from your local cvs. or same day if you need it sooner. but aren't you glad you can also just swing by to pick it up, and get your questions answered? because peace of mind is something you just can't get in a cardboard box. that's how healthier happens together with cvs. >> woman: what's my safelite story? i'm a photographer. and when i'm driving, i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, it had to be fixed right. i scheduled with safelite autoglass. their experts replaced my windshield and recalibrated my car's advanced safety system. ♪ acoustic rock music ♪ >> woman: safelite is the one i trust. they focus on safety so i can focus on this view. >

well, i think that eugene dementier will cope with his new position.d. eh, such athletes. he was a good sportsman. you will now become a good head coach and functions. as they say, as elena valerievna yes he will come and say that we need results, because we used to win a lot of championships in russia, especially in relay races. e sergey turishev evgeny dementiev alexander easily. in sergeevich three olympic champions in the composition well , that's how you became. uh, the champions of the country deserved, of course, his gold medal of the olympic games. we just feel a little sorry for artyom maltsev , because artyom also trained a lot and walked very well. and here is the food station. pay attention, you definitely need to refresh yourself, because that there is still a large part of the distance ahead. and judging by the weather, not so. it’s just that it will be like i’m cutting now ivan nikimushkin, the silver medalist of the beijing olympic games, that is, this year at almost the same distance of 28 km 30 km, just silver won the final day of the

it seems that eugene just found out today that the broadcast will be on channel one. go to start, i need to work. so cycling there is such a so-called commercial breakaway, when he leaves for a breakaway without maybe even thinking about winning, but in order to demonstrate his jersey, sponsors and so on are demonstrated somewhere. well, in fact, i think it's all a joke, but evgeny belok has been winning the group of pursuers for 15 seconds to lead the group, by the way, alexander is already starting to lead him, apparently, he doesn't like it. the gap is large and he somehow flies and keeps on a short leash not far sees it in the field, as if vision, yes, he sees evgenia now we will see this long long descent. and uh. well, look, evgeny has enough, but time. we have this repetition, where there is not enough time to go around the turn and it is not visible, but it is on the descent. here too the long difficult climbs are very similar here on this classical part. the most difficult climb is located. here, with a height difference of 50 m, and on these long and steep c

eugene, i want to start with you. there's been a narrative that people are following for -- including in the media -- that the united states is not doing much in terms of helping ukraine. that is not true. for facts sake, please take a look at this list. 800 stinger anti aircraft systems. 909,000 anti-armor systems -- that includes 2000 javelins, 7000 rifles, shotguns, grenade launchers. 100 drones. and 20 million rounds of ammunition. and i have not even mentioned the massive sanctions that are crippling their economy so much that putin had to acknowledge it in his address today. adit's in the white house strategically doing a lot already? >> absolutely. and that's not to mention what happened way before the invasion even started. working to build a coalition of countries around the world to the exact same thing. to try to figure out what sanctions would work and working with our allies building and keeping the coalition together, as it's become more dangerous and scary for countries to give whatever they can to ukra

jennifer rubin and eugene daniels are back with me.nst a massive spending bill that included an aid package for ukraine. do you see a mixed message there? >> the administration should have sent up an emergency supplemental weeks and weeks and weeks ago. the bill we passed this week was crap. it's thousands of pages. it comes out in the middle of the night. the ukrainian aid portion of that omnibus was 0.8% of the bill. we should be focused on the urgent issue which is rearming the ukrainians and that could have been done as a standalone bill in ten minutes. >> wait. so the bill is crap? i was trying to find out really fast whether the man voted against the bill. he probably did. but eugene, how can they on the one hand say president biden, you haven't done anything to help ukraine, but then when a bill is there to help ukraine, they vote against it? >> yeah, i mean, he did vote against it. a lot of republicans did. this is something that we've seen over and over and over this year, right? a lot of these republicans also didn't say anyt

so that the pace in the skating race is not the highest, and then he, maybe also in the style of eugeneesting interesting denouement awaits us. there are two more circles ahead of about the skates of the skating part of the distance. and, of course, we are all watching and watching . the only thing is that the whole fight will be for the second and third places, because alexander continues to lead more than the new ones and goes into the lead. he is indeed in another league our olympic champion, holders of taps, the world cup, in general, the world cup standings, the winner of ski labor in general, he already has a lot of titles and we hope that he has a very big sports career and future ahead of him, because at that age he can still double it all, or triple the award absolutely calmly, if you triple the number of olympic titles, then there will be more gold medals even than björn daly and poe eight times became olympic champions. why not? hello, he says this, so it's possible, right? well, while he already has nine titles of the champion of russia and the tenth one, perhaps today he wi

and, now let's bring in our experts here at home, eugene daniels, white house correspondent for politico. retired four star army general barry r. mccaffrey, a decorated combat veteran of vietnam, and a former battlefield commander in the persian gulf. and julia freeland, or she was a senior policy adviser for europe in the office of terrorism and financial intelligence treasury department. now she is senior fellow and director for the atlanta council. general, i am so glad you're here. i want to begin with you first. we are now one month into this war, how critical was today's emergency nato summit? >> i thought it was magnificent success both on the part of president biden's team, not only, nato, it was also the european council, g7. they will come to new to demonstrate our concern for the frontline states of eastern europe, poland specifically, who have taken in these millions of refugees and who are actually also the conduit to get these vitally needed military smart munitions and humanitarian aid into ukraine. so, i could not be more optimistic about the way you nato has responded. t

and eugene daniels, coauthor of political's playbook. gary, i want to start with you, because earlier today alexander was critical of our government leaders. watch this. >> a lot of our political classes doesn't really understand how difficult this is going to be, how many civilian casualties they're going to be. in the city of kyiv, there is still a great deal of wishful thinking about the u.s. stain removed from this and, this were not spilling over. wishful thinking, do you agree? >> yes, i agree. about 30 minutes ago, i was live on ukrainian television, and my ten minute interview was interrupted six or seven times because of the air raid sirens across the country. they went as far as the ukrainian border with poland, and slovakia. so putin, as you just said, expanded the war, and ukrainians are still, they don't understand why there is no air support, why the skies are still open for russian planes that are bombing civilians. no longer discriminate, it's a terror campaign, it's intentional, and it's expanding westward. >> tom, you t

people no one really knows how many people have evacuated here some say several thousand oksana and eugene estimate closer to 12,000 for centuries the carpathian mountains have been a refuge for people fleeing war no army in history has been able to take and hold this mountainous terrain. this is what is at stake in this war, and history is now repeating itself villagers here descend from previous generations of refugees jews fleeing persecution. ukrainians during both world wars >> it's not our first time we take or have refugees >> reporter: helena is an english teacher here at the main school she shows us where the school kitchen is cranking out hundreds of meals a day, and the classrooms turned dormitories. >> they know that we will help them, and they have safe place, and they can -- even those that have nothing. >> we are blesse to meet these people they are really nice nice for us. like you came to your mother's house >> reporter: and while the future remains so uncertain for now, like so many before them hiding out here in a place that feels a little like home molly hunter, nbc new

for centuries, healing springs has quenched the thirst of locals, like pauline brown and eugene smithve twenty miles roundtrip from their home in denmark, south carolina. but even these waters aren't enough to cure what ails their community. thirteen years ago, they learned their water was full of lead. pauline started collecting samples and found brown gunk growing in every bottle. scientists say its natural bacteria from the iron-rich soil , but "natural" is not comforting. >> we got to do something, we got to let people know what is happening. pauline: i gotta take bottled water back there so i could take a, brush my teeth, i have to use different towels for my body when i use the bottled water. >> are you afraid of your own water? >> yes, i am! >> why not? it's no good. >> a warning that echoes the line from shakespeare's "hamlet": "there's something rotten in denmark". deanna: shakespeare, i would say, he must have been a prophet. >> deanna miller berry is what's known as a "come heah,” a newcomer. not a native in this town of less than 3000. but through pauline and eugene's rese

eugene daniels, white house correspondent for politico, retired four star u.s. army gone barry mccaffrey, and former battlefield commander in the persian golf, and jeremy barb, bash, former chief of staff. here is one analysis of russia's military moves so far. more than a week into the russian invasion of ukraine, the russian air force has yet to commence large scale operations, inactivity in the first few days could be ascribed to various factors but the continued absence of major air operations thousand raises serious capability questions. sounds like maybe russia is not as scary as we thought. what do you think? >> well, it has been really astonishing the failures in confidence of the operational level of war, the couple hundred thousand troops, air power, sea power, amphibious landings, electronic warfare, none of it has come together. failures in logistics. we're watching abandoned uploaded with ammunition apr artillery vehicles. it is hard to understand. there is a huge fight going on. it will get worse. we should not misunderstand that the situation is g

. >> eugene, losing money is different than losing lives. how does the u.s. to find success with the sanctions? you turn on the tv, we see yachts being seized. that translates to superrich people, with unclear summer plans. on the other side, we see ukrainians lose their lives, lose their homes, lose their cities. >> on the sanctions that the white house, and this administration see is putting pressure on these oligarchs, putting pressure on vladimir putin, because vladimir putin is saying stop this war is a largely i don't know anyone who would go that. as you pointed out, the most important aspect is the loss of human life. i've been talking to some folks with family there, trying to get their family either over, here or to poland, or to any country that will take them and it is dire. the idea that people are leaving their homes behind, and whether they will be good to go. -- as that pressure continues to build for the west to do more, like ban russian oil. that is something that is happening in congress, for both the left and the rights, coming together to

eugene won the case in court. we won 425.000. damage plus lawyer plus uh, judicial what, for that is, how can one treat people still accused of fraud there, and how will the case of yulia litovskaya end? really, you hear the word expert analyzes, respectively, when hit the right corner. now you could not understand how the damage appeared on the left. did you see that the hood displaced from the wing and the wing displaced their death, which inspected the car looked damaged ofigel. how many of them there are many negotiators soften the note of the tv camera factor of compromise, now another expert has passed, which, well, that is, this is some kind of additional independent opinion. just considering this case, a man of few words comes to light, by the look of the retirees in the dark room with monitors, the huts figure out who intimidated yulia 160 77 good, 76. then he called me from there on monday, fuss for appearances, the issue of 90,000 was resolved, the insurance paid her on the same day without court and investigation. it

eugene, what do you expect to hear tonight?ident first and foremost talk about ukraine. that is not just something on the minds of those of us at msnbc and working in politics. it's on the minds of the american people as they watch this invasion at home. i think more importantly, the cohesion, going against russia. the kind of support ukraine is getting. i think he's going to take credit for doing that. one of the things that the white house has you know, always talking about is how much does a president say about how they're going to take credit for a lot of these things, but a lot of this is because of president biden. yesterday, jen psaki, the beginning of her press briefing, she outlined these things. that's number one. you're also going to see him focus on the economy. you're going the see him talk about most importantly, how they're going to cut costs as inflation continues to bother americans. continues to force prices to go up and he has a difficult line to walk because he has to talk about the last year, the things he

is this war, eugene, and america's support for ukraine, a rare opportunity for bipartisanship in an age where we don't see a lot of it? >> yeah. it's an opportunity, but what we have seen is it hasn't actually come to fruition as much as we would like. you talked about how there are members, especially in the senate on the republican and democratic side, coming together, having conversations, going overseas. we had that group of senators who went before the invasion to ukraine, met with zelenskyy and continued to have conversations behind closed doors. you also have republicans after zelenskyy spoke to them in that rare appearance in front of the senate and house members, hitting biden, saying he needs to do more. saying the white house and the administration needs to have a no-fly zone over ukraine. when we know, they know, and president zelenskyy also knows that has continued to be a nonstarter for this administration. and for the nato allies. they know it's going to force them possibly into direct confrontation with russia, putting the no-fly zone over ukraine. president zelenskyy co

eugene, good morning. let's start with the president's remarks yesterday.ers, about his call for, seeming call for regime change, his speech over the weekend. the white house walked that back. the president said yesterday, i'm not walking anything back. so what do you think? did he add clarity or confusion to the situation? >> both, all, all of the above. and as he usually does in these situations. this isn't the first time the president has kind of gone off the cuff, at the end of a speech, at the end of remarks, and kind of given his team a run for their money in trying to clean that up, because they have thought for a couple of days that the trip was going well, right, that the trip overseas, meeting with the european allies and going to poland, talking to refugees, and that had gone well, so this is, for them, kind of a frustrating distraction, right, because we have been continuing to talk about it, because this is the president who ran on the idea that words matter, right? that the words of a president matter. we heard him say that many times, over th

eugene yes, just imagine that i still alive, i'm sorry, we woke you up a little to wake up your grandmotherthat a thin parking lot is better than a good trip. better how can you even beat for voice? remember. who can sing can drink? which one talk to me. go to sleep, okay? i, too, will go to my sofa, fragile, neatly large, the sofa is small. why well, you know. many policemen are prejudiced you are also prejudiced towards me me . no. i like you. i am very why? am i to you? see you tomorrow do you want to? work who killed where does he sleep? what happened? i slept me a woman. lock me up i'll go let's go, what 's wrong? this is some kind of stupidity. she was the first to come running to the screams, everything is clean here. go home. the doctor is here. and if anything, i can help, i'll call you as soon as i can, i think, because they still recognize the apartment. quiet. calm down hush hush hush hush hush hush in the open room is empty, and traces of evil. quietly, quietly, quietly zhenya grandmothers and someone else knew seryozha there are two residents, they say they were here at night,

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more sanctions and a band on oil imports are understood to be at the top of the agenda. eugene has pledged further $3500000.00 of non lethal military assistance to ukraine . prime minister to a cinder order and said the money would be primarily directed to a nato trust fund. that provides help in the form of communication equipment or, and 1st aid cations and military. first i so far, the united nations has counted more than 900 civilians killed since the stuart of rushes. invasion of ukraine over 100 of them were children, thousands more have been wounded in the attacks. one hoss rule in cave is trying its best to treat young survivors. despite the challenges of war. for london, mayor is lucky to be alive is the car he was travelling in was hit by gunfire. 2 days after russia invaded ukraine, his father and his 6 year old cousin were killed. although the 13 year old survived, he's been left with serious injuries. no hulu, his face was hurt, and his jaw and his nose were broken. his arm was hid, his leg was hit in 2 places as well as his other leg. he had one or 2 bullets in his back. i ca

the first was anna was the first yes anna was the first, and your version of eugene well, in my opinione, perhaps some kind of parking format for a-a vehicles. and for example, children's bicycles occupy the main square of the city with parking, not always great, but let's check, maybe there is parking on the scoreboard. no, not the first miss. yes alexandra what can be on the main square of the city in summer? maybe i have a feeling that the people who answered this question. they imagined some european cities. here, judging by that , there are quite a lot of answers there, but here are some of them, but not always yes alexandra maybe it’s exactly something that should be, and not someone i don’t know, people could answer differently. so what? who is so interested about someone, maybe there, and some animators are workers in the entertainment industry. here are the people with whom you can take pictures, but they can’t just walk around the square or they can offer to take a picture with them, for example, let’s see, there is such an answer on the scoreboard, but returning to your boars

eugene, thank ou friends and things behind. eugene, thank you so _ friends and things behind.to you and your family. public satisfaction with the nhs has dropped to its lowest level for 25 years after a sharp fall during the pandemic, according to a survey by the british social attitudes poll. here with me now is dan wellings, who is a senior fellow at the kings fund. hello to you, and i guess if you are a hard—working member of the nhs, and aren't they all of course, you might be slightly affronted by these findings. might be slightly affronted by these findinus. , ., ., ., ., ., , findings. they are an extraordinary set of results _ findings. they are an extraordinary set of results and _ findings. they are an extraordinary set of results and i _ findings. they are an extraordinary set of results and i think— findings. they are an extraordinary set of results and i think they - findings. they are an extraordinary set of results and i think they have i set of results and i think they have been some time in the making. you mentioned the pandemic, clearly that has put the nhs u

in this wedding dress factory, she found a temporary workspace messaged louse eugene on my message to all women who are abroad on who may think about returning. and what to do here is just all i want to tell them. shawn, we have the strongest men in the world and you said, shall vicki with him. we will win and can overcome any things the lion long. despite the optimism, the war is present here to our interview interrupted by eric, silence air now. so there it siren again. ah, we shot them. what a girl's if you want to go down go hide this the over him. i had samples i really i am on. yeah. double use, i'm afraid because it's unpredictable. look because supplied sun, nebraska's womb thank alarm. we need to stay alive for those of us at the factory. you can be a target to lee the explains as we had to the bunker, but just how responsible is it to ask others to return to ukraine. now levy, i makes clear, gotten it book a danny zone. every one is responsible for their own actions and put in my law edition on the 7th. and everyone decides for themselves. what they do is as v, what they say

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. >>> joining us now is richard haas and eugene daniel.hard, i want to start with you, what's your reaction to this call, how important is it? >> as janis said the early agreement when china/russia talked about a no relationship. there are some limits to it. the real question is whether president biden can convince xi jinping not to be the economic and military lifeline for struggling russia here. i think the message if you do it, you will cement in this country what's long emerging which is real suspicion or animosity towards china. there is a lot at stake in what you do and don't do in ukraine, that has to be the message. china will make its own choices obviously. there could be no uncertainty but not only sanctions in the short run they could be facing but a hard chinese policy coming out of the united states one with bipartisan support. >> yeah, i mean richard, the fact is that this was a call apparently started by the united states so china just by saying yes does not agree to anything. before the invasion when the united states did h

eugene, what led to the president's decision to ban russian oil and gas imports?e did so unilaterally. >> there was this pressure to find out ways to make it even more clear that they are cutting ties as many ways as they possibly can with russia. that was starting in congress. and the white house even just last week, when i was sitting in a press briefing, jen psaki, the press secretary was kind of waving off a little bit, and saying the idea that the president was going to do this, and that changed very quickly because of that building pressure. and this is a white house, that has proven that they don't want to be out of step with their leadership in the house, in the senate, and you saw speaker pelosi say that, you know, ban the oil. she made it very plain. so that's how that happened. and i will say, the white house has talked about and will continue to talk about ways in which they can make this easier for folks, because, this is going to, as the president said, raise prices at the pump, even if americans at this point are saying, they are willing to do that,

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i am eugene mironskaya, another cyclone has come to european territory. only this time. he came to us from the other side. whirlwind went straight to the chernozem region partially touches the center and the volga region along the northern part of this whirlwind precipitation is expected in the form of wet snow in the southern part of the rain. and for example, in the tula region because of the temperature contrast. precipitation may take the form of freezing rain, everything on the ground and ordinary rain will cause a lot of trouble, since it will be very strong and only in the south spring is in full swing, it is sunny and anomalously warm the air will warm up to 25 ° heat, but this is not only due to the sun but also to the wind that comes from africa, the wind, by the way, is strong in the krasnodar territory , gusts can reach 25 m / s, and in the crimea and thirty, and i think it’s worth warning the inhabitants of the south, this whole spring fairy tale will end next week it will rain heavily. saved strong wind, the temperature will drop in the northwest advantage

eugene, i turn to you. the court is about to hear some of the biggest hot button issues of our time and major case on abortion. she would not sit for that. that case is being litigated right now. affirmative action cases before the court and all of these are central issues right now. >> right. they are. and so, however, the temperature will be lower this time just because it doesn't change the ideological balance. i think the republican senators who frankly would like to run for president some someday, i think you'll hear them kind of ask performative questions to be blunt. they are playing to their base. i'm not sure how much serious inquiry we get. i hope we get some. about those cases that are coming up, you know, there is, i think, a legitimate question on harvard -- whether or not she should recuse herself. >> we just heard senator durbin gavel in this session. >> and your family. >> good morning, mr. chairman. >> this second day is known affection nationally by a term of medieval justice known as the

joining our discussion now is eugene robinson, award-winning columnist for the washington post, is alsothis is a place neither one of us ever expected to be. the president of united states once again is faced with the extreme the limited choices that a cold war offers against a nuclear power. >> that's right, lawrence. so much for the end of history. you know i remember the cold war. i remember what that was like. i was a kid, but i remember being tucked in exercises in school when we ducked under our desks, as if that was going to protect us from the nuclear bombs that were falling around us. you are absolutely right. there's absolutely nothing cold about this war for the ukrainian people. it is very hot and deadly and savage and evil, from their point of view. and our hearts and all the aid we can ever give them goes out to them. but, and there is the butt of mutually disruption in the nuclear age. but it will not be a no fly zone for that very reason. because we cannot have the direct military confrontation with russia. we cannot shoot down russian planes because that risks annihilat

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and eugene daniels is a white house author and an msnbc political contributor. great to have all three of you with us. jack, your reaction to that russian air strike near the polish border. is there a serious potential that this is a wider escalation involving nato countries? and what do you make of the news as you are hearing from my colleague there, josh, that russia is seeking military support from china according to military officials. >> so i'm not sure if i see this as a direct provocation of nato. russia has struck military targets in or around lviv before in early days of the war. more so i see it as a very clear indication that the russian military is willing to escalate this war to parts of the country that had previously gone relatively unscathed. when i was in lviv last week, earlier this week, i believe, you know, there were occasional air raid sirens, but things still felt sort of out of reach. and i think what russia is indicating is that that is no longer the case. we have seen strikes in other cities that had been previously untouched before thi

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