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i'm mehdi hassan, the rachel maddow hosted by ali velshi in hungary, it's coming up in just a few minutes, with former ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch who was -- has her thoughts on the u.s. response to this conflict, and how president zelenskyy has risen to the moment to become a hero for the cause of democracy. that's ahead, but first the latest from ukraine where russian forces are increasingly striking civilian targets. as the invasion of ukraine enters its 15th day in the southern port of mario poll. a russian airstrike destroyed a children's hospital, a maternity ward, killing at least 18 people. the attacks have left people lacking their basic needs like food, water and, heat well relentless russian shelling has prevented civilians from safe russian corridors. because morgues are overthrowing. local authorities have sent text messages to resident sane if somebody dies in your family, just put the body outside, cover it, tie up the hands, and the legs, and leave it outside. the foreign ministers of ukraine and russia are expected to be in turkey on thursday. turkish presiden

that is all in on this monday night, rachel maddow shows right now with my old friend rachel maddow's. >> good evening chris welcome back how is your time away. >> it was amazing, it was sublime it was warm i was with my family and it was strange this awful thing was happening in the background. we it feels sort of proper invigorating in a weird way to be able to do some useful worker. i'm glad to be back. it's always lovely to get. family >> having seen snapshots and been in touch with you all in a way i'm profoundly grateful that you got that time away. i'm profoundly grateful that you are back. part of this is that when this happened late last week. a lot of a sprang into action and all sorts of different ways. it's been an intense five days since. having you here with franchise and french, is a blessing cause this is gonna come on for a while. >> good to be. back >> thank you at-home for joining us. it's a city on the southeast coast of ukraine. it's not far from marriott poll, were richard engel has been for for these first few days of the war. you could see there on the map marr

that is all in on this monday night, rachel maddow shows right now with my old friend rachel maddow'sack how is your time away. >> it was amazing, it was sublime it was warm i was with my family and it was strange this awful thing was happening in the background. we it feels sort of proper invigorating in a weird way to be able to do some useful worker. i'm glad to be back. it's always lovely to get. family >> having seen snapshots and been in touch with you all in a way i'm profoundly grateful that you got that time away. i'm profoundly grateful that you are back. part of this is that when this happened late last week. a lot of

the rachel maddow show rachel maddow shows right now with ali starts now with a legal she who is velshi i'm glad you're there and i'm glad you stay safe and watched the show. chris, i'm grateful for that, thank you my friend, we'll see again tomorrow night. annexed you at home for joining us this hour. i'm in hungary, and as chris said, there's a border crossing here half a mile from here. actual word is less than 1000 feet are left. and refugees are being bussed from there on these buses to this tiny village center where individual civilian volunteers and civic organizations help them figure out the next steps. united nations today put the number of stations who have left fled ukraine at 1.7 million people in just seven days. over half of those refugees have gone to poland. but the second highest number of refugees, more than hundred 80,000. they've come here, and hungary. the un says people who are crossing the ukrainian

i'm rachel maddow here at nbc news headquarters. 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 o

. >> jon: not until i settle buy meave with rachel maddow, that has to work out. >> stephen: we willhris, we will miss your strange loyalty to the folks at untuck it. we'll miss your stories of how many billionaires you know. and i personally will miss the frantic flailing hand gestures when i go 38 minutes of with neil degrasse tyson or even mention the lord of the rings. and i know that all of us are really going to miss your air maraca white boy frat shuffles. but most of all, most of all, chris, if i may, if i may call you chris, most of all we'll miss your ten asity in the face of opposition, whether you are going to bat with a network over how many times we can say butt chug on cbs or insisting that the staff order meatball shop for lunch whether we like it or not and for the record, we not. here is the deal, you can take down-- i'm talking to the man himself right now, crist was a bit of a stickler for the rules, right, chris, you believe in the rules. he always said at our staff party, have a good time, not a great time. but he's leaving so screw it. this christmas i'm inaugu

. >> that is all in on this one, the rachel maddow show with ali velshi starts right now. chris good evening and thank you, we will see you tomorrow. thank you to you at home for joining us at this hour. rachel is on hiatus. i am joining you once again tonight from the city of lviv, ukraine. as the russian invasion grinds through its fifth week, this conflict does not seem to be moving in the way it was supposed to be. it seems at an inflection point. no one quite knows where it is on the other side of this moment. if it is changed, without before the better or worse? everyone seems to be green on is that ukraine has been able to fight the ground advance to halt almost everywhere. in some cases, ukrainians are gaining some territory. one of the reasons this russian failure has surprised observers in experts because many people assumed that russia had learned from its previous botched military operations. because russia has been in this situation before, less than 30 years ago. when president boris yeltsin sent a column of tanks into neighbor chechnya. the aim was to take ch

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 raid siren to tell you that a missile has been it -- doesn't tell you where it's going. then y

what about you, rachel maddow? >> what's happening?! >> stephen: no one, one does it like her. it out. ( cheers and applause ) always, no one gets into the details like rachel. speaking of russians, i don't know if you've been watching the winter olympics or not, but if you have, shame on you ( laughter ) they're not on cbs. you swore an oath. ( laughter ) but the russkies have been rude-ski. take yesterday, when russian speed skating team beat the u.s. in team pursuit, and one of the russians celebrated like this. come on. that is the most unsportsmanlike victory celebration since joe montana. >> joe montana, you just won the super bowl. what are you going to do next?" >> i'm going to bang your mom! ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: someone's mom is here tonight. ( laughter ) the russian speed skater claims that he didn't mean anything by the double guns, explaining, "i threw up my hands. i have the first medal, the first olympics. i didn't mean anything like that. i'm sorry if this offended anyone." oh, okay, so he meant it in a nice way. in that case, apology accepted. wi

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that is all in, the rachel maddow show starts now. good evening. >> thank you.sation. i have been following the cultural, and sports impact, on what is happening to russia very closely. you probably know i'm a huge soccer fan this year. uefa has already struck the champions league from st. petersburg,, which obviously, is leonard putin's birthplace. it's a big stinger for him. >> how much of the soccer, particularly, which is a point of such obsession, and skirt across the world on so many cultures. it brings people together. the russian people being told, you are kicked out of these bodies, it lands like something is going on, maybe more than what they are told through state media. >> definitely, that person it bothered someone like vladimir

thanks very, much mona charen, and this is "all in", the rachel maddow show starts with ali velshi right now. good evening, ali. i'm not sure why you give your puppy such little credit. but i appreciate the sentiment. >> have a good weekend. >> have a good night. >> we'll see you next week. thank you at-home for joining us, this hour, i am in vÁsÁrosnamÉny in hungary, a village near the ukrainian border, as refugees continue to flee the country in these battle brutal winter conditions. it's been a week of darkness and ukraine, on this friday night we want to start with a little ray of net lights, we want to introduce you to veronika, she was born late last night in a hospital in mary opal. in latin, veronika means to bring victory, which is a powerful thing, considering that this is her mom. her mom mariano was inside the maternity hospital wednesday that was bombed by russia, after the attack she grabbed her bag, she walked herself out of the wreckage, less than 48 hours later she gave birth to veronika, the bringer of victory. in the middle of an active war zone. still wearing those sa

. >> that is all in on this tuesday night, the rachel maddow show with ali velshi starts now, good evening in warsaw, she was on her way to the united states, and it was a remarkable sa

that is "all in" on this wednesday night, the rachel maddow show starts right now with ali velshi. with ali velshi. -- this hour, i'm outside a train station in hungary, where ukrainian refugees have been lining up in droves all day, in hopes of catching one of these trains to budapest, or in a sense anywhere far from the violence they escaped at home. i should mention, it's bitterly cold here. refugees subjected to brutal conditions, as they try to flee to safety. we've got a big show tonight, the guest is gonna be the former united states ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch, she was of course ousted from her post in ukraine by former president donald trump. so the question could further his scheme to try to manufacture dirt on joe biden. she gave a brave and saying testimony at don trump's impeachment ceremony in, but has been largely silent since. she's out with a new book, she's gonna be our guest in a few minutes but first tonight i want to start with a satellite image of the ukrainian town of mariupol. a city of about 400,000 people, if you squint you can make out a churc

. >> that is all in on tuesday night, the rachel maddow show with ali velshi starts now. good evening, ali. >> chris, thank you, good evening, and we'll see you tomorrow. thanks for joining us, i'm in budapest hungry were earlier today several hundred thousand hungarians filled the streets here for what was dubbed a peace march through the capitol. they waved hungarian flags, saying no war. but despite what you might assume for much for ukraine. this was on march and support for hungary's right-wing authoritarian prime minister, viktor orban. >> orban has had these big rallies every year, these big nationalists gathering supporting him in his party which they call peace marches. viktor orban is the longest serving leader in the european union. he's been in office since 2010. so it's quite had quite a few of these matches. but the piece march takes on the he knew heightened meaning in the current context. he is up for reelection in just two weeks, facing the most organized consolidated opposition that he has faced in years. which means that russia's invasion of ukraine, in

. >> that is all in on this tuesday night, the rachel maddow show with ali velshi starts now, good evening ali. >> good evening, i did chance to talk to her in warsaw, she was on her way to the united states, and it was a remarkable conversation, it was great to see are on your show tonight. have a great night, chris, we'll see you tomorrow. ht, chris, we'll see yoi thank you -- i'm joining me once again for them the city of lviv, ukraine. things have been mostly quiet here in western ukraine, though air raid sirens are irregular occurrence in lviv, might even hear them tonight while i'm on air. and russian rockets did strike the city last weekend. but, in the east of this country, the russian invasion has been catastrophic for cities like mariupol, and kharkiv. the scale of death and destruction in that part of the country is terrifying, but it's not new. russian aggression in eastern ukraine began eight years ago, it was 2014, days after ukrainians expelled their corrupt pro-russian president, that russian forces took over crimea, as well as territories in ukraine's eastern donbas region

the rachel maddow show starts now. rachelgood evening chris. thank you so much. fascinating interview there with reverend warnock. >> lots happening both overseas and here. we will start overseas. but -- is a city in ukraine. is it a bout -- you can see it there on your map. the name of this city literally translate into the gift of energy because -- it is home to the largest nuclear power plant in all of europe, not just ukraine. ukraine relies heavily on nuclear power, more than half of the electricity in the country is produced at nuclear power plants like the one that is their, which is why they are obvious targets for russian soldiers as they continue their unprovoked invasion into ukraine. now, russia has already seized the facilities at chernobyl. we saw that last week. it is not yet entirely clear what russia wants with the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster and if that means russia will try to seize more nuclear plants than ukraine. and so, today, i want you to see what happened. look at this. look at what happened in the city of -- in the city -

that is all in on this monday night, the rachel maddow show with ali vote she starts now, good eveninging from you. have yourself a great evening, and we will talk to you tomorrow. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. coming to you tonight, from warsaw poland. more, saw a busing european capital, of 1.8 million people, in just the last few weeks. a population, grown over 300,000 ukrainian refugees. poland shares a 310 mile

exactly one month ago, at 10 pm rachel maddow and i were discussing the first word coming from ukraineden and u.s. allies reaffirmed the unified support for ukraine and warned vladimir putin against escalating attacks of chemical weapons during an emergency meetings with nato, the g7, and the european union, president biden pledged to provide more military and humanitarian aid to ukraine. ukrainians president, is a, lynskey spoke at the nato summit. >> [interpreter] , ukrainian army has been standing firm for months now. and i repeat, in order to save our people and our towns, ukraine needs unlimited military aid. like russia is using all its unlimited arsenal. nato can show was a tomato can do to save people that it is an effective and the strongest defense alliance of the world. and the world is waiting. and ukraine is waiting for real actions. [end of translation] >> president zelenskyy accused russia of using phosphorus bombs in ukraine, which is not banned by international law but could constitute a war crime, if used to target civilians. u.s. and nato officials have not confirmed

the rachel maddow show with ali velshi starts now. good evening. al velshi starts now. good e vening , chris thank you, adding thanks vibrant for joining us at this hour. i mean budapest andriy where thousands of ukrainian refugees have come after fleeing the violence in their home country. more than 4000 refugees arrived yesterday alone including more than 1200 children. because i'm in budapest, on a start with some history tonight with what happened in the city almost 30 years ago. after the fall of the soviet union, ukraine became its own independence day. that meant that whatever soviet russia had kept within ukraine's borders, ukraine suddenly became the new owners of all that stuff. and so, with their new independence, ukraine ended up inheriting something that they very much did not want. they inherited a bunch of nukes. today, russia has the biggest stockpile of nuclear weapons on earth, but even in the soviet days, russia had a ton of nukes. and they kept a lot of them in ukraine. when the ussr collapsed, the left behind thousands of nuclear missiles in ukraine

. >> thanks, the rachel maddow show starts right now with ali velshi. >> good evening, chris.. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. i am coming to you once again tonight from warsaw, poland. breaking news tonight, though, in the united states, a resignation letter from a new york prosecutor who was leading an investigation into donald trump. that prosecutor says, in the letter, that donald trump is guilty of numerous felonies and that he quit his job because he was not going to be allowed to indict the former president. we are going to have much more on that in just a few minutes but i want to start back here in europe, where president biden has

. >> that is all in on this thursday night, the rachel maddow show starts with ali velshi, good evening ali. >> chris, that was a remarkably poignant point, that comes up, and maria yovanovitch's book. the idea that volodymyr zelenskyy was an untested creature, and now, is a global hero. chris, thank you, we will talk to again tomorrow night. thank you at-home for joining us this hour. i am outside of a train station in hungary tonight. as you can see, trains coming, and going, and this is where ukrainian refugees have been lining up, to board the trains to budapest, for any other destination on the departure. incidentally, this train is headed towards ukraine. there are some people who are heading back, and i will explain to you why that is happening, a little later in the show. most people, the overwhelming majority of them, and here to get as far away from the war that displace them. it's three in the morning here. 24 hours per day. fair warning that you can hear from last night, you may hear some background noise, or announcement over the loudspeaker, over the course of the hour ton

. >> thanks, the rachel maddow show starts right now with ali velshi. >> good evening, chris. have yourself a good night, we will see you tomorrow. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. i am coming to you once again tonight from warsaw, poland. breaking news tonight, though, in the united states, a resignation letter from a new york prosecutor who was leading an investigation into donald trump. that prosecutor says, in the letter, that donald trump is guilty of numerous felonies and that he quit his job because he was not going to be allowed to indict the former president. we are going to have much more on that in just a few minutes but i want to start back here in europe, where president biden has arrived in brussels, meeting with fellow nato members about the ongoing crisis in ukraine. later this week, biden will be coming here to poland. poland became a member of nato in 1999. and in 1999 is relevant because that year the alliance was faced with another crisis that was beyond its borders. less than two weeks after poland joined nato, nato began a bombing campa

the rachel maddow show starts now. rachelgood evening chris. thank you so much. there with reverend warnock. >> lots happening both overseas and here. we will start overseas. but -- is a city in ukraine. is it a bout -- you can see it there on your map. the name of this city literally translate into the gift of

. >> that is all in on this thursday night, the rachel maddow show starts with ali velshi, good evening book. the idea that volodymyr zelenskyy was an untested creature, and now, is a global hero. chris, thank you, we will talk to again tomorrow night. thank you at-home for joining us this hour. i am outside of a train station in hungary tonight. as you can see, trains coming, and going, and this is where ukrainian refugees have been lining up, to board the trains to budapest, for any other destination on the departure. incidentally, this train is headed towards ukraine. there are some people who are heading back, and i will explain to you why that is happening, a little

. >> that is all in on this one, the rachel maddow show with ali velshi starts right now. we will see you tomorrow. thank you to you at home for joining us at this hour. rachel is on hiatus. i am joining you once again tonight from the city of lviv, ukraine. as the russian invasion grinds through its fifth week, this conflict does not seem to be moving in the way it was supposed to be. it seems at an inflection point. no one quite knows where it is on the other side of this moment.

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that is all in, the rachel maddow show starts now. good evening. >> thank you. i was fascinated by that conversation. i have been following the cultural, and sports impact, on what is happening to russia very closely. you probably know i'm a huge soccer fan this year. uefa has already struck the champions league from st. petersburg,, which obviously, is leonard putin's birthplace. it's a big stinger for him. >> how much of the soccer, particularly, which is a point of such obsession, and skirt across the world on so many cultures. it brings people together. the russian people being told, you are kicked out of these bodies, it lands like something is going on, maybe more than what they are told through state media. >> definitely, that person it bothered someone like vladimir putin who, relishes being on the world stage. chris, thank you so much, good to see you. thank you at-home for joining us at this hour. thlots to get, too busy night, but i want to start tonight overseas, but in the city of prague. that is the capital of the czech republic. i want you to take

i am in for christie, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening ali.ood night and we will talk to you later on. and thanks for you at home for joining us. this hour, i am in barren charade, hungary tonight. right on the edge of hungary where refugees continue to stream across the border. the united nations said today that more than 2 million ukrainians have fled for neighboring nations like hungary to escape the war and the violence of russia's rained on their country for 13 straight days now. half of the 2 million refugees are believed to be children, which is consistent to what i have seen in the several days

. >> that is all in on this tuesday night, the rachel maddow show starts now with ali velshi, good evening, ali. chris, thank you, and have yourself a good night. thank you at-home for joining us this hour, i'm joining new tonight from warsaw, poland, it's a big day in the news tonight. both in the war in neighboring ukraine, and at home in the united states, for the confirmation hearing a certain supreme court he nominee ketanji brown-jackson are still underway. we're gonna be dipping into. the hearing live in a bit. i want to start tonight by talking about some really expensive boats. now, the thing about buying a super yacht is that it is a pretty difficult purchase to hide. this one, that you are looking at, it is called the exam. it's believed to be the largest yacht in the entire world. this one, the outside, is owned by the sultan of oman. stephen spielberg owns one called the seven seas. if you run down the list of the world's most biggest and lavish mansions of the sea, they all have super rich, super well connected owners. heck, they all have owners, period. except for one yacht.

the rachel maddow show with ali velshi starts now. good evening. al velshi starts now.n budapest andriy where thousands of ukrainian refugees have come after fleeing the violence in their home country. more than 4000 refugees arrived yesterday alone including more than 1200 children. because i'm in budapest, on a start with some history tonight with what happened in the city almost 30 years ago. after the fall of the soviet union, ukraine became its own independence day. that meant that whatever soviet russia had kept within ukraine's borders, ukraine suddenly became the new owners of all that stuff. and so, with the

that is all in on this monday night, the rachel maddow show with ali vote she starts now, good evening, ali. e starts now good evening, al i. >> chris, thank you, i appreciate that coming from you. have yourself a great evening, and we will talk to you tomorrow. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. coming to you tonight, from warsaw poland. more, saw a busing european capital, of 1.8 million people, in just the last few weeks. a population, grown over 300,000 ukrainian refugees. poland shares a 310 mile border with ukraine, and of the over 3 million refugees who fled ukraine, since the start of the russian invasion, the overwhelming majority, more than 2 million, have come here to poland. and, even as poland has been the forefront of the humanitarian response to the war in ukraine, by taking in so many refugees, poland's leaders have put themselves at the forefront of the political, and military response, as well. both poland's prime minister, and the leader of poland's ruling party, joined eastern european leaders on a train journey, to kyiv last week, meeting in person wit

at this point, i will turn it over to the rachel maddow show with e amen, who starts in no. >> hey, chrishanks to you at home for joining us in this hour, as we mentioned, we will start with this late breaking, and what i would know it is a dangerous situation unfolding in ukraine. this, on your screen right now, is a live video from a nuclear plant in ukraine. in a city called and norwood are. it is not only the largest nuclear plant in ukraine, but last week we are, it's actually the largest nuclear plant in all of europe. and according to ukraine's minister foreign affairs, tonight, russia, right now is firing on all sides of that nuclear power plant. the mayor of the city says that the plans as currently on fire. this video was scott on the security camera earlier this evening, appearing to show some kind of projectile being fired at the plant.

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. >> that is all in on this tuesday night, the rachel maddow show starts now with ali velshi, good evening night. thank you at-home for joining us this hour, i'm joining new tonight from warsaw, poland, it's a big day in the news tonight. both in the war in neighboring ukraine, and at home in the united states, for the confirmation hearing a certain supreme court he nominee ketanji brown-jackson are still underway. we're gonna be dipping into. the hearing live in a bit. i want to start tonight by talking about some really expensive boats. now, the thing about buying a super yacht is that it is a pretty difficult purchase to hide. this one, that you are looking at, it is called the exam. it's believed to be the largest yacht in the entire world. this one, the outside, is owned by the sultan of om

i am in for christie, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening ali. ayman, thank you for an excellent show, have a good night and we will talk to you later on. and thanks for you at home for joining us. this hour, i am in barren charade, hungary tonight. right on the edge of hungary where refugees continue to stream across the border. the united nations said today that more than 2 million ukrainians have fled for neighboring nations like hungary to escape the war and the violence of russia's rained on their country for 13 straight days now. half of the 2 million refugees are believed to be children, which is consistent to what i have seen in the several days that i've been here on the border. but millions more remain in ukraine. pendant by the constant threat of russian shelling and missiles. sky news is alex crawford brings us this report tonight from a small village outside kyiv. sma>> they know all about civilians being attacked here. the small village community just south of the ukrainian capital has been torn apart by russian bombs. almost an ent

special coverage with rachel maddow and joy reed starts tonight at 8:00 p.m.a mitchell will talk to house speaker, nancy pelosi, when "andrea mitchell. pelosi, when "andrea mitchell. every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. aleve-x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it... and see what's possible. >>> and good day. this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington. as the western world rallies behind president zelensky, after his stirring speech from a bunker, pleading for membership to the eu parliament. he was met with a rousing applause and a sta

. >> general mcafee, it's rachel maddow here. thank you for being with us, i just wanted to ask you, and i realize, i'm asking a deliberately dump down question, but i feel like i need an answer from somebody who knows. it does feel morally intolerable, as the ambassador was putting it, for the western world to stand united and patter bells -- support the ukrainians, while we watch them get slaughtered. obviously, the united states calculus is that u.s. troops should not be standing alongside ukrainian troops to fight this, is there any country in the world that doesn't make that same calculus? is there any other fighting force in the world that can stand with them, inside ukraine, not just on their borders, but next to them, to help keep ukrainian civilians alive, and help standup the ukrainian state against this assault? >> well, rachel, you clearly asked the central question. if we committed the u.s. air force to creating a no fly zone over ukraine, without question, particularly backed by nato air power, britain in france, in

that's all for me for now but i will be reporting here through the course of the day on "the rachel maddowapehart, "the sunday show." >> today marks day 11th of russian invasion of ukraine. we come on the air with breaking news. a second cease-fire in the city of mariupol has failed due to russian shelling. this comes less than 24 hours after an initial cease-fire agreement fell apart when russians reportedly open fire on a humanitarian corridor. more than 1.5 million refugees fled ukraine creating the fastest growing refugee crisis in europe since world war ii. president zelensky put out a final video rallying his citizens to keep up the fight and suggesting more u.s. support is on the way and pleading for an international no-fly-zone after he says russians obliterated ukrainian airport. zelensky warns of odesaodesa. presidents from both france and turkey spoke with putin early this morning.

join me this coming week as i host "the rachel maddow show" 9:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. eastern. stay where you are. "the sunday show with jonathan capehart" starts right now. but i'm going to grab a little food with nastya. . >>> good morning. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the "the sunday show." early this morning, president biden touched down at the white house after three days of diplomacy in europe. focusing on russia's war on ukraine. the president capped his trip with a speech in poland, emphasizing the unity of nato and saying this about russian president vladimir putin. >> we will have a different future, a brighter future, rooted in democracy and principle, hope and light, of decency an dignity, freedom of possibilities. for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> just a few hours ago,

my colleagues, rachel maddow, joy reid, steven kornacki will break it down with highlights starting atne in for the analysis after. i'll be over on nbc with lester holt and savannah guthrie. that's starting at 9:00. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow us online, on facebook and twitter, @mitchellreports. chuck todd with "meet the press daily" starts after this. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah, i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ ♪ yeah, that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin, that's my new plan ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. most who achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months had lasting clearance through 1 year. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin at 3 years. and skyrizi is 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. ♪ it's my moment ♪ ♪ so i just gotta say ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doc

the rachel maddow show starts with ali velshi. good evening, ali. ali velshi. good evening, ali. >> there was a chilling conversation. we'll see you tomorrow night. thanks for joining us this hour. thanks to your home for joining us this hour, i'm in i'm in budapest, the capital of budapest. the capital of hungry. hungry over 150 miles east of where we are, is hungary's border with ukraine, where i was last. that entire border is only 84 miles long, but nearly 1 million ukrainian refugees have come over that border, fleeing the russian invasion of their own country. it is only a few decades ago that russian forces were right here, in budapest. in 1956, when hungary was under the control of the soviet union they tanks rolled into budapest to put down a democratic revolution in the city. the crackdown was successful, and brutal. some 2500 hungarians, and 700 soviet soldiers were killed. nearly a quarter million hungarians, fleeing the country. that whole thing was over in one week. hungary's democratic aspirations is waiting until the fall of the soviet union, mo

. >> that is all in on tuesday night, the rachel maddow show with ali velshi starts now. for joining us, i'm in budapest hungry were earlier today several hundred thousand hungarians filled the streets here for what was dubbed a peace march through the capitol. they waved hungarian flags, saying no war. but despite what you might assume for much for ukraine. this was on march and support for hungary's right-wing authoritarian prime minister, viktor orban. >> orban has had these big rallies every year

thanks very, much mona charen, and this is "all in", the rachel maddow show starts with ali velshi rightate the sentiment. >> have a good weekend. >> have a good night. >> we'll see you next week. thank you at-home for joining us, this hour, i am in vÁsÁrosnamÉny in hungary, a village near the ukrainian border, as refugees continue to flee the country in these battle brutal winter conditions. it's been a week of darkness and ukraine, on this friday night we want to start with a little ray of net lights, we want to introduce you to veronika, she was born late last night in a hospital in mary opal. in latin,

that is "all in" on this wednesday night, the rachel maddow show starts right now with ali velshi.e been lining up in droves all day, in hopes of catching one of these trains to budapest, or in a sense anywhere far from the violence they escaped at home. i should mention, it's bitterly cold here. refugees subjected to brutal conditions, as they try to flee to safety. we've got a big show tonight, the guest is gonna be the former united states ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch, she was of course ousted from her post in ukraine by former president donald trump. so the question could further his scheme to t

the rachel maddow show starts with ali velshi. good evening, ali. ali velshi.tion. we'll see you tomorrow night. thanks for joining us this hour. thanks to your home for joining us this hour, i'm in i'm in budapest, the capital of budapest. the capital of hungry. hungry over 150 miles east of where we are, is hungary's border with ukraine, where i was last. that entire border is only 84 miles long, but nearly 1 million ukrainian refugees have come over that border, fleeing the russian invasion of their own country. it i

affairs committee will join me to talk ukraine from a pm eastern sunday right here on msnbc, the rachel maddowing to you as well. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour, i'm in budapest hungry, the capital of ukraine's western neighbor hungary. we are going to start tonight on the other side of ukraine, though, the eastern side, in the city of mariupol mariupol is a port city of about half 1 million people, look at the autumn app, it's only about 30 miles from the russian border, and it is a largely russian-speaking city. it's one of the biggest cities in the donbas region of ukraine, which is an area that russia has trying to been prying away from ukraine for years. russian and ukrainian forces have been engaged in fighting there for years. many observers thought that if there any place that is going to be potentially receptive to a russian invasion, it might be a place like mariupol. but last month, just two days before russia did in fact launch its invasion of ukraine, this was the scene in central mariupol. a large protest, dubbed, mariupol's ukraine. residents turned out with ukra

the rachel maddow show with ali velshi starts right now. >> good evening, alex. thank you.i'm coming to you live tonight from the city of lviv in ukraine