let's listen to joseph biden one more time and discuss what did he say that you know all this. im the consequences please. vladimir putin is trying from the very beginning to break up nato i say it's still since the very days when i was vice president of the united states to break up nato, it is preferable to him to deal with thirty independent countries than with thirty united countries. i'm not kidding. i am saying very seriously whether russian president vladimir putin is also considering the possibility of using chemical weapons in ukraine and how the united states or nato can react in this case, we will respond, we will respond if he uses his nature our answer will depend on the nature of the use. mr. president, do you think that kiev will have to give up part of the territory in order to achieve a termination. fire it's entirely up to ukraine nothing about ukraine without ukraine's participation i don't think they'll have to do that, but there are negotiators involved that i'm not for them to pass judgment on that. it seems surprising to me that this joseph, yes, biden, s

biden sr. and he was named after his pops, joseph robinette biden the prequel.could only afford one name. also shared one pair of pants and three shoes we kept on rotation. tough to get around town, but we cleaned up in the three-legged race. nah, i'm serious, folks! we won all kindsa taffy." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ right now, russia is mainly targeting political figures, but that might change. their foreign ministry announced it intends to sanction more u.s. officials, military leaders, lawmakers, and members of the media who are critical of the country. members of the media who are critical of russia? why, that's me! ( laughter ) i better get me a sanction-- i'm gonna be so mad if john oliver gets banned from russia and i don't. he only criticizes putin once a week! we shouldn't even be in the same sanction category! he gets sanctioned every year! ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are michael buble and rose matafeo. but when we come back, "meanwhile"! it it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) centuries ago, native cal

the foreign affairs committee and supported by the new chairman of the same committee , democrat joseph biden introduced to the us senate, the main idea of ​​energy security should become one of the main priorities of us foreign policy, since oil exporting countries have sharply increased their incomes due to increased prices, which has strengthened a threat to global security, and access to resources increasingly depends on political will. producing countries, the bill directly links the use of energy resources to the task and the spread of democracy, declaring the need to support the energy independence of the young democracies of ukraine and georgia. prices convenient for young democrats. replenishing this goal, congress already in april 2007 initiates a new bill against the creation of oil and gas roots. that is, precisely those agreements and instruments that are capable of stabilizing and maintaining energy prices on the world market, this bill should allow the united states. hold producer countries accountable for conspiring to raise fuel prices under united states law formerly interna

your opponents have switched to a personal insult, be sure you won this too applies not only to joseph bideno allows himself a completely simply unworthy statement that is inappropriate for the president of the united states of america, a statement addressed to our president - this also applies to other representatives of european, powers of european countries, including those who put hatred of the russians at the forefront. here. listen to what polish prime minister mateusz marowiecki said. he confessed to hating russians. what used to be called russophobia is now mainstream. today already accepted as the reality in which we function, but here it seems to me that it’s more important not to say so, you are absolutely right olesya about, so to speak, unworthy of the level of joseph bay 2 president of the united states of the great power and so on insults. who would i insult, and this is not the approach. what is russophobia, in general, right? and why is it important to discuss this? this is his statement to maravitsky. well, you never know there yes , russophobia, not russophobia - this is w

terabiden of files in which joseph biden is called the big guy always getting his 10% from hunter's laptope clear that joe had a joint bank account, and we know that hunter paid his father's monthly bills, and we also know that hunter received money from china, at least $2 million went to james biden 's brother joe $31 million. it turned out to be a biden family from china and at least five from ukraine, but i 'm sure the numbers are much higher republicans in congress demand an investigation of the facts that came to light after the publication of hunter biden's letters to account are calling on the heads of social networks who hushed up the story of the former heads of the fbi and cia who indulged them, even the johnsacks, who abounded in the possibly corrupt president, are going to interrogate. we most likely won't get any responses until november of this year, but in november. we have a majority in both chambers and then we can call them all for questioning, if the democrats lose control of both chambers in the midterm elections to congress, the prospect of impeachment can become real

sincerely seek this act of surrender, but there is none, and you will not and it seems to me that joseph bidene. uh, well, i hope he will still be alive, he will understand that his reality, which he has now tried to create in poland, is in painting. that's it. it will crumble into many small cubes, uh, of which there may already be other nations china russia india even some european countries that retain the remnants of sanity, they will collect another universe that will not be meta, it will be here is real and this will be a real economy, because e will disappear in my opinion. er, the very reason why er reality is becoming more attractive. eh, or rather, fiction- fiction becomes an attractive reality, and the currency of the dollar to currencies of trust will disappear and disappear, the composition of which it is difficult these walls, which are very well stimulated quite sane speakers who convince very many country. even entire nations that this is a reality, and not fiction, not some kind of fictional world. i think that this time has already come. and russia is here. well, as always it

the same logic is used in the declaration of joseph biden, who, against the backdrop of what is happeninge, declares about the advent of a new era of unquestioning unipolarity. now is the time when everything is changing and a new world order is coming, and we must lead it. and for this we must unite the rest of the free world, as if in the previous 30 years the americans did not lead it, the wars they unleashed in yugoslavia iraq afghanistan libya syria for which this freest world from the americans did not ask , it is proposed to forget to do this is possible only under the condition of a special form of mental disorder, which by analogy with the term from psychiatry bipolar disorder can be called unipolar disorders. which one is more dangerous for others to judge? for example, by the color of marlene albright, who served as us secretary of state during the war in iraq , when asked about the victims, half a million children died, that is, more children died than in hiroshima, was it worth it, i think, this is a very difficult choice, but we we think it was worth it. the monstrous americ

if they fight against everyone who opposes such ukraine , look how interesting joseph biden is when heen varshal. he didn’t say a word about the upcoming negotiations, because that he needs to tighten as much as possible. uh, to get bogged down in this time. this goal is a goal and once again confirmation that ukraine is sharpening against moscow, which was used by the west for a very long time and pumped like a powder keg, but we still stand on the position that there should be negotiations, and sergey lavrov told serbian journalists in an interview. what is the essence of these negotiations and the purpose. we are negotiating with the ukrainian side, we are obliged to make sure that people in the donbass never again suffer from the kiev mode. we are obliged to make sure that ukraine stops being mastered by the west, mastered by the north atlantic alliance militarily, and as a threat to the russian federation, physical military threats to the russian federation, so that ukraine ceases to be, but a country that is constantly militarized and trying to place strike weapons there, and thr

west joseph biden.n the subject and his future fate depends on him. he arrived in ukraine last week in poland. he made a lot of different statements there, which we will discuss in our program, but it is noteworthy that immediately after he left poland, the us navy destroyer, the warship forest shermans , entered the port - these are countries missile weapons on board, moored in gdansk, it is reported that the destroyer is spending there until the end of march. we have arrived on a routine visit with our goal being to mark the american presence in the baltic sea and to ensure that our nato allies are able to respond quickly to any potential aggression in the region. meanwhile, the russian ministry of defense showed a video of the escort of columns by helicopter crews, as part of fuel columns, tankers, heavy engineering equipment, tanks, as well as trucks with food, our ministry of defense. in addition, showed the launch of four caliber cruise missiles from a small missile ship of the black sea fleet fro

well, that's what the time of the unfortunate biden joseph robinath biden jr. sleepy, joe vitaliy isnever flattered myself. in any case, in the last 20 years it has been on the wane. e western countries in relation to russia, but another thing is that in recent months everything has changed, which sooner or later had to happen, if russia does not obey sooner or later. eh, that's all. this demonstrates more sooner or later this aggravation should have happened further already, maybe for a long time to disassemble. who made the right move. who is wrong. at what point? could something else be extended for some time in such a stalemate, when both sides pretend that they are ready to compromise, but in reality this does not happen. so uh, well, i 've already had to talk. we must understand. in any case, those people who applied higher education to some, but knowledge. more than that the story does not stop. yes, we are now living at a turning point in history, the fate of our country as a whole is at stake, including the fate of our country as a whole independence. our independence must c

basic dignity, is a core part of who president biden is an as ym so grateful to serve under him and be we are him today. that is my honor to introduce joseph r biden, the 46th president of united states. president biden: madam ambassador, thank you very much. and, mr. president, thanks for the welcome. thanks for having us here. and to and we sent you our best. we sent you brzezinski as our ambassador, and i'm glad he's here as well. and, you know, as you and i have spoken before, mr. ambassador excuse me, mr. president the single-most important thing that we can do from the outset is keep the democracies united in our opposition and our effort to curtail the devastation that is occurring at the hands of a man who, quite frankly, i think is a war criminal. and i think it will meet the legal definition of that as well. but i want to thank everyone for and i think it's been a surprise about how we've all stayed together across the board. the most severe punishing sanctions in the history of the world economic sanctions have been imposed. and there's more that will come. but, you know, there's still an awful lot of suffering. i, like many of

are not going to cover something that could benefit the candidate that we want, and his name is joseph biden the president right now, biden is, but we are actually not talking about hunter, but buy ivanka, eric, or donald trump jr. he certainly wouldn't be hearing from any of the mainstream medis saying that some of them are probably fake. are you kidding me? this would lead every single newscast. it's completely a double standard, and no, i don't believe the president should be calling on russia to dig up dirt on hunter biden. i think that's inappropriate. but the tables would be completely turned if trump was still in office. >> kayleigh: totally. emily, just oneore example, because there are many we could go with. "the washington post," here's what they said about this back in october of 2020, just before the election. it's not able to be verified or authenticated and we fear the emails could be part of the broader disinformation campaign. that was their so-called fact-checker. here we go inside hunter biden's deal with the chinese energy company. why didn't they investigate then? >> emil

as many years as you and i have, you know that's not something that's out of the ordinary for joseph bidenhe's walking up u josh. >> reporter: as a result -- all right. let's listen. >> so there you go. it's running late to run early. here is the president. >> good evening, everyone. if all the press is here, you must be getting very tired. am i the 16th or 17th? all kidding aside, thank you for taking the time. today marks one month since russia began its carnage in ukraine, the brutal invasion of ukraine. and we held a nato summit the very next day. at that time, my overwhelming objective in wanting that summit was to have absolute unity on three key, important issues among our nato and european allies. first was to support ukraine with military and humanitarian assistance. second was to impose the most significant sanctions, economic sanctions ever, in order to cripple putin's economy and punish him for his actions. third was to fortify the eastern flank of our nato allies who were obviously very, very concerned and somewhat worried what would happen. we accomplished all three of these.

that is why we are having to fight for our freedom against joseph biden.nk he would be doing more if he wanted to truly because no country should invade another country to take over. they have a country per let them run their own country. why can't they run their own country right? putin needs to back his butt off and the christians need to stand up and pray and see the hand of god in this in ukraine and watch god take over and watch putin and his people back way, way off. if the christians would stand up and gather together and join forces and pray to god and repent, this would all turn around, but the hand of god will be on this, mark my words. -- mark my words. host: ok. yesterday, ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas-greenfield discussed the prospect of russia developing chemical and biological weapons. take a look. [video clip] >> we heard from the russian representative of a tirade of bizarre conspiracy theories. this week, we are hearing more where that came from, things that sound like they were forwarded to him on a chain email from some dark corne

here it is, it's the same look it's all here, which is directly affiliated with joseph's son biden.en everything. look look he's not a fund. you see, yes, the pendulum is exactly the same structure that nikita is talking about, i have an optima. i saw a video video now a second, and yesterday i have a video video where the americans who are fighting on the side of ukraine american mercenaries will see how long they will hold out there. yes my good me, earnestly request to you personally. it's just that you can invite some kind of virus. they they often come here come here, and he can be very explain clearly and clearly to nikita, who knows nothing about this area, that this is the usual work of any white laboratory in russia, too, that there are dangerous pathogens and there are researched ones. this is the hour. the main work was laboratory, biosecurity. okay, nothing new here. no. question. do not believe me understood to invite. okay, i didn't understand. mike thought. i understood me now. listen please, please say. if it's all so common and normal, why aren't they on your territ

vladimir putin is responsible for that, emboldened by joseph r. biden's weakness in afghanistan, xi is watching this. kennedy: should ukraine be welcomed to nato. >> no, we knew that 20 years ago, they are a basket case, they may get better, it will take a generation of sending fies to westpoint -- guys to westpoint. but no. they are brave, i admire them, but, they have territorial disputes that excludes them immediately. >> i agree with everything these said. and but it is just there is snow way in the world we -- there is no way we should expand nato to russia's border in this way, to far eastern europe. what they rightly consider their security zone. kennedy: derrick? >> i think this may make the question moot right now, i cannot give you an accurate answer, and i'm going to speculate. kennedy: we'll see you later in the show, ukraine war, man panel returns. kennedy: eu telling americans to expect millions of incoming ukrainians. over 500,000 refugees have fled. u.n. estimates we could see up to 5 million more if the russia invasion continues, what doe

less than an hour ago, president biden finished a phone call with ukraine's president zelenskyy. the white house said this, quote, president joseph r. biden jr. spoke with president volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine this evening to receive an update on the fire at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. president biden joined president zelenskyy in urging russia to cease its military activities in the area, and allow firefighters and emergency responders to access the site. we have drone video tonight of evidence of war crimes committed by vladimir putin, in addition to the war crime of attacking a nuclear power plant. this drone video will be part of the investigation of russian warcrimes, now underway by prosecutors at the international criminal court at the hague. the drone video shows the destruction of residential buildings near kyiv. the video proves that this residential area was specifically targeted by russian forces, and explains why 2 million people have been forced to flee from their homes, homes like these, in ukraine, a country of 44 million people. today, vladimir putin, obviously, light, when he said that he is using,

as >> is joseph r. biden of delaware the elected serving president of america? >> he is the president of this country. >> is he the duly elected and lawfully serving president of the united states? >> he is the president of our country. >> are you answering that emitting the language, julie elected, and lawfully serving purposefully? >> i'm answering the question. he is the president of the united states. >> and you have no view as to whether he was duly elected or is lawfully serving? >> i'm telling you, he's the president of the united states. >> no for the questions. >> the prosecutor, who the republicans flew in from alabama, could not bring himself to say that joe biden was elected president of the united states. an election denier under oath in the judiciary committee, for the republicans. that is the best they could do. the other thing that election denier could not bring himself to do was identify a single word sentence,, paragraph anything, in any, pinion any action taken by judge jackson that he specifically objected to. most of the republican witnesse

refusing to say, the joe biden is the rightful president of united states in a free and fair election. take a listen. >> it is josephed and serving president of the united states of america? >> he is the president of this country. is he the a duly elected and serving president of the united states? >> are you answering that -- omitting the language duly elected and lawfully serving purposefully? >> i'm answering the question. he is the president of united states. >> that's not some fringe dude in posting on twitter. that's the attorney general for alabama. so intense an orthodox that he cannot see that plane i won't say the plane drew. >> well, it's right the fringes become the center in the republican party. i agree with that on this question. >> speaking of which there's a remarkable bombshell reporting tonight about attacks that the white house -- clarence thomas. apparently sent to mark meadows the white house chief of staff during that period after the electoral. -- as many as 25, 29 tech something like that. all right here from the washington post. this is right around the election in november 5th to mark mead

signed by joseph r. biden, the white house. the speaker pro tempore: referre d to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. under the speaker's announced policy of january 4, 2021, the gentleman from arizona, mr. schweikert is recognize are -- for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. schweikert: this is going to be one of those moments -- we obviously had the state of the union a couple of months ago. instead of just sort of walking through your frustrations with it, i want to dice a couple of things that i consider most outrageous and also a continuation on the theme, and that is something's happened here, particularly my brothers and sisters on the left here, somewhere in the last year or two, have moved in trying to make public policy by have iter you signaling and i will prove this. if you can give me from my democratic colleagues, give me something that you did in the last year while in pour here in washington, d.c., that actually made the lives and the country better, that over the next decad

that is why we are having to fight for our freedom against joseph biden. i think he would be doing more if he wanted to truly because no country should invade another country to take over. they have a country per let them run their own country. why can't they run their own country right? putin needs to back his butt off and the christians need to stand up and pray and see the hand of god in this in ukraine and watch god take over and watch putin and his people back way, way off. if the christians would stand up and gather together and join forces and pray to god and repent, this would all turn around, but the hand of god will be on this, mark my words. -- mark my words. host: ok. yesterday, ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas-greenfield discussed the prospect of russia developing chemical and biological weapons. take a look. [video clip] >> we heard from the russian representative of a tirade of bizarre conspiracy theories. this week, we are hearing more where that came from, things that sound like they were forwarded to him on a chain email from some dark

signed, joseph r. biden jr., the white house, march 30, 2022. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that a motion to instruct conferrees with respect to h.r. 4521 except any motion pursuant to clause 7-c of rule 22 shall be in order only if offered by representative lucas of oklahoma or his designee and that such motion shall be in order notwithstanding any appointment of conferrees. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? ms. stevens: i ask unanimous consent to take from the speakers table h.r. 4521 with the senate amendment thereto, disagree to the senate amendment and request a conference with the senate. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: an act to provide for a coordinated federal research initiative to ensure continued united states leadership in e

biological program of the united states and hunter , in fact, he is, so to speak, hunter joseph hiv is the son of jones bidenresident come on, and uh and stuff all known company. yes, in general , this is a lot of things, this is serious, therefore, the more seriously you need to take, in fact, the biden counterattack, which the strigun says, but the russians want to use chemical weapons. but we know for sure. but you see , they will apply tomorrow at about seven. well, i'm relatively speaking, i'm exaggerating everything important. another thing he is silent about. that's not the only thing he says, look. this is important and let's go right now, we're just in touch right now. e, vasily prozov. this is a former employee security services. ukraine thank you vasily nikolaevich for visiting us on the air. well, yes, good afternoon. do you have some kind of understanding, or idea, of how hunter biden hunter josefovich is involved in biolaboratories in ukraine. and the background of soros, what did vyacheslav viktorovich volodin say? well, from my perspective , it's kind of standard practice for american governm

signed, sincerely, joseph r. biden jr., the white house. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. under the speaker's announced policy of january 4, 2021, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr0 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. joyce: i ask that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the subject of my special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. joyce: madam speaker, we're here tonight to call attention to the energy crisis being felt both at home and abroad. this crisis has sent prices skyrocketing and has caused deep uncertainty that leaves our businesses vulnerable and american families less secure. let's be very blunt. this energy crisis is a crisis that exists for two reasons. number one, the recent rise in gas prices has been caused by vladimir putin's unlawful war against the people of ukraine. the second reason is president biden's long-term refusal to support american energy produ

without the president of the united states, without joseph r. bidenfficult position without his voice and leadership. it raises the other question is the united nations that ineffectual that we have not heard really a word from the united nations and i have no idea what they're doing, if anything, on the ground in ukraine, but the idea of a humanitarian highways to help people who are in constant peril, starving to death, literally starving to death, where is the united nations in all of this? >> that's a great question. i do want to say, again, speaking of what joe biden has done in this crisis, what nato has done in this crisis, is remarkable, it's unprecedented, if you look at the economic sanctions, it's unprecedented if you look at how president biden has worked with nato and the commitments that we've gotten from nato and from nato countries that we have never gotten before and also from countries outside of nato we have ever gotten before. i have to say that's why it's really -- and i'm sorry, i'm just talking for myself and nobody else -- it's

when the history is written, it will include a full chapter, maybe a couple of chapters, on what joseph r. bidenen, eight weeks, with regard to ukraine. today, when president zelenskyy addresses the congress of the united states, we know that he will be extremely emotional. it'll be an extremely emotional speech, an extremely political speech. he'll ask for things the united states cannot do, including closing the sky, things like that. i'm sure, or i hope and i pray that, at some point, he thanks president biden for what he has done. you cannot -- i don't think we can, any of us, imagine the work joe biden has done over the past couple of months. on the phone multiple times a day, each and every day of the week with our allies in europe, holding that together, putting it together, assembing a coalition that is going to be changing the face of europe for perhaps a decade. confronting a two-point attack from china and moscow combined. splitting, in effect, moscow from china. moscow is now perhaps on the verge of being a client state of china. all of this is due to a lot of hard work by the biden

biden can no longer visit russia if he wanted to. but the white house is saying that because of a clerical error where they didn't list him as joseph re biden's late father. back to you. >> steve: that would be embarrassing. hey, peter. you made it very clear. axios is calling this zelenskyy's shame on your tour-shame on you tour where he is calling out the united states for no-fly zone and no jets. but it does sound as if the president is considering this smart bomb drone called a switchblade. hadn't signed off on it yet but that could be a game changer. >> pete: yes. what that weapon does, it's basically like a bomb that has cameras attached. and you can only use it once because it explodes on target. but it would allow the ukrainians to operate from about 50 miles away to take out russian targets. so that's one of the options that is reportedly being considered as part of another $1 billion in security assistance that we expect the president to announce later on today. >> brian: all right. thanks, peter. let's talk oil and gas and let's bring in governor mike dunleavy of alaska and, governor, there's an offer being made by the rus

whitehouse: is joseph r biden of delaware the elected and lawfully serving president of the united states of america? >> he is the president of the country. sen. whitehouse: is he the president of the united states? >> are you answering that all missing the language -- omitting purposely? >> i am answering the question. he is the president of the united states. i am telling you, he is the president of the united states. sen. whitehouse: no further questions. sen. durbin: one of the most aspects of the confirmation hearings is the opportunities to revisit principles about our government, separation of powers, freedom of speech. thank you for your testimony about the importance of freedom of speech. i want to start with you and take you back to the declaration of independence where it says that government derives is just powers from consent of the government. while we have heard a lot from the nominee about staying in kern -- her lane, i personally believe that many judges have a blind spot when it comes to due process or articulating new rights and eliminating any discussion and debate, ev

signed, joseph r. biden jr., the white house. march 2, 2022. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. meeks: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and agree to h.res. 956, supporting the people of ukraine. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 956, resolution supporting the people of ukraine. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new york, mr. meeks, and the gentleman from texas, mr. mccaul, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the the gentleman from new york. mr. meeks: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and

joseph. take this, please, and here, and this is the collective biden. maybe he is after all.anteau of the soviet era, which he promised to always support. i say, we sewed it on. damn, we can. yes, but i’ll tell you about biology, the story is very serious and that you need and need to deal with your son. it was a mechanism that did not allow the crisis of the eighth year to be completely settled there, but at least, well people from different e key economies of our world twenty. well, at least, well, the twenties themselves, but they should be in indonesia. indonesia is engaged in, and already now is coordinating plans. although, he will still be there somewhere in the fall, so. the situation there is about ukraine in general. and westerners, including the united states, say that if russia is there , then we may not come there at all, but what they come to say, they have nothing to twenty there, most likely

ambassador joseph yun believes the only option is for president biden to take a page from the playbook> the longer this situation continues, more serious will the provocations be. >> reporter: he says diplomacy may be the only way to keep the missiles from flying, to keep america safe. will ripley, cnn, taipei. >>> hello again, everyone. thank you for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. i'm also joined by john berman in lviv, ukraine. more than a month into this invasion into ukraine and now potential new stage of the

ambassador and special envoy to north korea joseph yoon believes the only option is for president biden from the playbook of former president trump and reach out directly to kim jong-un. >> the longer this situation continues, more serious will the provocations be. >> reporter: he says dip loam say maybe the only way to keep the missiles from flying, to keep america safe. will ripley, cnn, taipei. >>> chinese state media reports the second black box has now been recovered from that deadly crash of a boeing 737-800 on monday. that's the flight data recorder from the china eastern airlines flight. the cockpit voice recorder was recovered earlier. officials say all 132 people on the plane died when it crashed into the mountains of southern china's guangxi region. the cause hasn't been determined. >>> older adults in the united states may soon have the option of getting a second covid-19 booster shot. the food and drug administration is expected to authorize a fourth dose of the pfizer and moderna vaccines for those older than 50. that decision is expected as early as this week. then soon a

we just got this read out from president biden's call with volodymyr zelenskyy, the president of ukraine. in part, it reads, president josephjunior spokesperson for president zelenskyy of ukraine this evening, to receive an update on the fire at zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. president biden joined president zelenskyy and urging russia to cease its military activities in the area, and allow firefighters and emergency responders to access the site. president biden also spoke this evening with undersecretary for nuclear security of the u.s. department of energy and administrator of the national nuclear security administration, to receive an update on the situation at the plant. the president will continue to be briefed regularly. so that is the readout of the statement that we just got from the white house, after the president concluded his phone call with volodymyr zelenskyy, following this developing news. for all of the latest on russia's military movements now inside ukraine, on a brink and clint watts, research fellow at the research institute, and of course msnbc national security analyst was at the board for us. cli

ambassador joseph yun believes the only option is for president biden to take a page from the playbook of former president trump and reach out directly to kim jong-un. >> the longer this situation continues, more serious will the provocations be. >> reporter: he says diplomacy may be the only way to keep the missiles from flying, to keep america safe. will ripley, cnn, taipei. >>> hello again, everyone. thank you for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. i'm also joined by john berman in lviv, ukraine. more than a month into this invasion into ukraine and now potential new stage of the conflict happening on the ground, ukrainian officials say their forces have launched a series of new counterattacks liberating some villages in eastern ukraine that had been taken over by russian forces. meanwhile, russia is carrying out new assaults on western ukraine which has largely been spared from the bombing so far. emergency crews finally putting out flames at a fuel depot in lviv hit by a russian air strike yesterday. and russia's ministry of defense confirming the attacks on lviv. ukrainians con

but in the ivory tower, biden's protectors over at msnbc, they just can't seem to grasp why joseph pollbers are so low. why is this happening? >> charlie, i wanted to explain that to us. i just reigned on some significant, hard evidence, positive, that we are experiencing, why doesn't he experience and benefits in the polls? >> we are politically divided country and this is the united states of anxiety. >> sean: not to be outdone, the so-called journalists on fake news cnn don lemon had this to say about joe's disaster of a trip to europe. take a look at. >>. is saying exactly what most of the world feels about vladimir putin. he did not in that speech say that vladimir putin should be removed, that we are going to take them out of power. he said this man should not remain in power. quite frankly, i think this is a media-manufactured story, and the media -- it is in the media's interpretation. >> sean: oh, media-manufactured crisis. according to fake news cnn, wonr nobody washes that network. meanwhile tom brokaw believes that, guess what, fox news is to blame for putin's hostile invasi

in the coming hours, president biden's heading to a town near the polish ukrainian border and a show of solidarity. he'll visit joseph about ac kilometers from the frontier by them sent to meet us troops who formed part of nature's eastern flank deployment. hill to be briefed on the refugee crisis, caused by the war more than 3 and a half 1000000 people have fled ukraine. most of them to poland on the ground in ukraine of focus of the fighting has been the battle for the 2nd largest city and has been more shilling in car keys. russian artillery landing in front of a postal center where people were thought to be queuing for food. at least 6 were killed. 15 wounded, the city's mer says that nowhere is safe and as advised people to take cover under ground or in basements, out zeros. acid bag is in car heave and went along with one of the teams working on a recovery operation in the city. in the rubble of this building, the 3rd continues, not will life. but for the dead sponsorship through the hockey administration building on march 1st, leaving only debrief, twisted metal and dust. one bomb came through the roof, others

. >> it's hard for me to improve on anything that joseph said, but just to say a couple of things quickly. first, when president biden ago, his first priority was to revitalize, reenergize our alliances and partnerships starting with the european union because of our conviction that we have to be partners of first resort. virtually everything we're trying to do around the world is affecting the lives of our citizens. we're more effective when we're doing it together and we spent the last year actually making good on that commitment, and it's, i think, very, very instructive that now in a time of crisis, the investment that both of us have made in this relationship is proving how important it is, how vital it is, what the european union has done over the space of a couple of weeks is quite simply remarkable. the speed with which it acted, the actions that it took, both with regard to the sanctions and also support for ukraine. our, i think, it's not an exaggeration to say historic and it only further validates for us the importance of this partnership. as joseph said, we are faced together with what is president putin

were to speaking to joseph gregory mahoney, professor of politics and international relations at the east at china. no more. university ok, let's move on to our next story. now. joe biden has been fans with used a cheat sheet, and his latest press conference is a double down on an unscripted message to oust russian liter. vladimir putin and his comments closely aligned with those that printed on a sole piece of paper, which he held in his left hand. and the note showed a question, asking biden, to clarify his earlier remark, that putin cannot remain in power as well as how biden should answer that he was simply expressing moral outrage. and his words did not mean a change in us policy. or we spoke to us radio has john elliot. she's a cheat sheet, is not the biggest of biden's concerns right now. joe biden has what we call a stream of consciousness. that gets out a hand. he says he's been doing it for 30 years. he says things that are silly, stupid, or wrong, and others they pay people scratch their head and say, what, what does he say? so when joe biden finished to hit reading, the teleprompter, he went off script where is in send you ation every dream change, which he

ambassador joseph yeun believes the only option is to take a page from the playbook of donald trump and reach out directly to kim jong-un. do you think it's a mistake the bident is a mistake. i think the longer this situation continues, more serious will the provocations be. >> reporter: he says diplomacy may be the only way to keep the missiles from flying, to keep america safe. will ripley, cnn, taipei. >>> for four weeks now we've heard too many harrowing stories from ukrainians and dangerous journeys to safety. >> one second and i see a yellow explosion. sound in ears. and i just remember, like, i woke up. >> we'll catch up with that young man who almost died. you guguys blend right in. the world needs you back.. i'm retired greg, you knknow this. people h have their money just sitting around doing g nothing... that's bad, they shouldn't d do that. they're getting crusushed by inflation. well, i feel for them. they're e taking financial advice from memes. [baby spits out milk] i'll get my onesies®. ♪ “baby one more time” by britney spears ♪ good to have you back, old friend. yeah, eyes on the road, benny. welcome to a new chapter in investing. [ding] e*t

biden's putin remark pushes collapse. throw out remaining diplomats throw out a diplomatic low avoided during the worst moment of the cold war when soviet leaderboard josepho what happened in germany. the u.s. embassy remained opened. more about this with our panel. ben domenech, leslie marshall, trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. trey, what's your reaction to what the president said today and over the past three four days. >> shocked because we were told he was the most experienced candidate to run for the presidency. he began this debate saying he might excuse a small incursion but would not overlook a large incursion. that's how this began and ends by giving vladimir putin his best talking point. so, look, my -- every thought does not need to be verbalized. someone needs to share that with president biden. you are ♪ a senator anymore. it is not charming there are real world ramifications. jeh johnson is right. lots of us are thinking it when you are the commander-in-chief you cannot verbalize it strategically. it gave putin a gift. >> bret: leslie, here is congressman mike mccaul giving credit to the administration but then kind of cred

biden administration has championed. let's see. picking her, chiles, would demoralize the bide, side with corporate america. the fact that lindsey graham is vouching for her should give the white house pause. joseph jeravangi, sorry about that, he's bernie sanders pac director. you didn't know all those people were declaring war on judge chiles? >> no, senator, i did not. >> i'll take you at your word. i am saying is what is your judicial philosophy? >> so i have a methodology that i use in my cases in order to ensure that i am ruling impartially -- >> so your judicial philosophy is to rule impartially. >> my judicial philosophy is to rule impartially and to rule consistent with the limitations on my authority as a judge, and so my methodology actually helps me to do that in every case. >> so you wouldn't say that you're an activist judge? >> i would not say that. >> okay. >> so we'll have 20 minutes more later on, but here's what i would say. that every group that wants to pack the group, that believes this court is a bunch of right wing nuts that are going to destroy america, that consider the constitution trash all wanted you picked, and this is all i can say is the fact that so many of these

joseph. in arizona. he says not enough is being done. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to see the bidendministration demand that put it establish humanitarian corridors for people in ukrainian cities so that these refugees could leave, especially in mariupol. and the leverage that the biden administration would have is to say, look, if you can't do humanitarian aid, which is just about the least you could do, we are going to increase oil and natural gas production to the point of creating a glut. and that will definitely affect putin's economy to the point of maybe running it. host: that is joseph in arizona, when he talked about the refugees. the wall street journal has approximate figures as of march 8 as to where they are going. most of them going to poland, 1.4 million. other european countries, 235,000 plus. 203,000 to hungary. 103,000 plus, slovakia. russia, just under 100,000. romania, 85,000. belarus, 592. those are the figures as of march 8. carla in oklahoma, in piedmont, says the efforts of the united states are just about right yet hello. caller: hi, pedro and america. i thi

joe biden, as disagreeable as this sounds, might have to go ask the saudis for more oil. >> we were actually allies with josephit is venezuela or whether it is the saudis, sometimes you have to look at the world -- >> you choose your bedfellows, which is why nikki haley over the course of the weekend saying that she was shocked that the biden administration had been talking to the chinese about russia, to bring about some kind of diplomacy. in this circumstance, you talk to whoever you can. better to drive a wedge between the chinese and the russians at the moment than have them moving closer together, as they had been before the start of this invasion. we were talking earlier about possible off-ramps for putin. you know him well. you've studied him for years. in the situation he is in at the moment, it looks like, with every atrocity that is committed in ukraine, an off-ramp gets closed to him. how does he get out of this, were he to decide that that's what he wanted to do? >> so one of the difficulties of the situation is that the only person who can decide what an off-ramp is is putin himself. we gave him b

next joseph stalin, because of one man's desire to restore the borders of the soviet union, the fundamental principles of security in europe are in peril. in response to this invasion, president biden has announced new sanctions against russia. these measures will affect two of russia's largest banks -- spur bank and v.t.b., as well as 45 of their subsidiaries. the administration is also imposing sanctions against several other russian financial institutions and a number of state-owned enterprises. the united states, with our allies and partners not just in europe, but also in asia, have agreed to pursue even more aggressive sanctions against russia. that includes beginning to remove certain russian banks from the global swift financial messaging network. it includes freezing the currency reserves of russia's central bank. all of this will make putin and his inner circle feel the pain. it will hurt russia's ability to wage war now and in the future. many companies are joining this effort on their own, and they are withdrawing from the russian market. putin's unprecedented aggression demands unprecedented response. beyond economic sanctions, this invasion has only made the nato alli

aligned with joseph stalin, one of the most evil men of the 20th century, and for frld said i would make an alliance with the devil right now to beat hit ler. i wonder, is not only the bidenlem or economic problem great nations have. and some geostrategic things but is not necessarily in alliance with the devil. we've just made it seem that way. even people in the biden administration say is that politically it's hard to ohm up to to china now because republicans and democrats are trying to demonize them. we tried that with saudi arabia. but if you're living in a world where oil and energy is the big thing, you have to be realistic in foreign policy. we're very good at being idealistic in foreign policy, and it's important that we keep our ideals in the fore, but we still have to figure out a balance of power and at the moment now, we're going to have to quit getting on a high horse and fighting the saudis and the chinese when the real enemy now for the next couple of years is russia. >> sebastian, would you agree? >> i haven't studied foreign policy to that degree, but it makes to me. >> you're at the renowned new orleans book festival. what are the themes there this wee

the youngest was senator joseph biden of delaware. and we formed a bond over that, and we worked together on so many things. i watched him on the foreign relations committee. i watched him in judiciary. i watched him as vice president, and now as president. i've seen him tirelessly, quietly, a lot of it not in the full light of the press but just doing what he has to do, calling leaders who respect him around the world, forming a coalition in ukraine. and to say here's how we'll stand up against russia. i know so many of the russian people who are good people, but being led by a person who has demonstrated activities which makes him a war criminal. what has happened when mothers, fathers, and their children were machine gunned to death on the street of the city they grew up in, by russian invaders. this is a war crime. vladimir putin sends them there. and in this omnibus we have support for the ukrainian people. let's stand up, let's deliver this support. let's do what we should do. let the senate be the conscience of the nation. let'