in fact, i am very pleased that timothy snyder is a clear doctor karasin university, because i was involvedprocedure of his title. the fact is that according to the procedure , there had to be an external review by a doctor of political sciences in order to recommend timothy snyder for me. it was such an honor when karazinska addressed me, i had already given so many reviews on various dissertations on various monographs in my life, and here i recommended that we sew those sliders worthy of becoming an honorary doctor of the ukrainian university. i am very pleased, well, we were preparing the documents back in march , because the review was given in march and in march he was still formally accepted to the given title, but the very signs were that he was supposed to come and yesterday he was given a mantle of education, but he would not be able to come to kharkiv and come to us now shows that they could not because he visited the kherson region, we will talk about it in our stage if we say so, but it is nice snyder will say every time i am timothy snyder, he is a doctor of sciences of the ka

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back with us, yale university history professor timothy snyder. ellites. i mean, the big picture in this war from russia's geopolitical point of view is that they've alienated the west for a very, very long time. they made themselves dependent upon china. so in the big picture, these are two countries whose main subject of conversation is probably not really ukraine, it's probably, it's probably china. secondarily, we're seeing how putin needs whatever support he can get to try to arm himself. it's a sign of ukrainian success and endurance and resilience that the russian army has used up so much of its ammunition that it has to look like to countries like north korea to refill its stocks. but it's also a reminder that there are countries out there like iran and north korea that will help russia. and so long as that's the case, we have to make sure that we're doing more for ukraine. >> so, this is, this is something that a year ago or more than that, when vladimir putin invaded ukraine, would've been hard for more people, certainly at the beginning,

all we have done is help and it's very important we keep helping. >> professor timothy snyder thank, you very much for help stop starting off our discussions. >> thank. you >> thank you. coming up, president zelenskyy will be back in the united nations for meeting the security council. ben rhodes joins us next. and senator sheldon whitehouse will be delivering joining us after living a stunning speech on the senate floor today. we'll hear some of that speech and hear from senator whitehouse as he joins us later in the hour. in the hour. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. ♪ mucinex dm. (man) that looks really high. (woman) it is high. whenever you are ready. (man) are there any snakes? (woman) nope. (man) are you sure? here we go! (vo) it's time to push your limits. (man) okay. (woman) you're doing great! (man) oh, is that a buffalo? (woman) babe, that's a cow. (vo) the all-new subaru crosstrek wilderness. adventure on the edge. teeth

. >> [applause] >> leading off our discussion tonight is timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university, who has recently returned from ukraine. he's author of the road to an freedom, russia, europe, america. professor snyder, i was struck today in the presidents speech and its dual meaning, it's meaning for the world, but also its domestic meeting here in the united states. when he said that line at this inflection point in history, we are going to be judged by whether or not we live up to the promises we have made to ourselves, to each other, that could be, in a speech, about what the united states of america is facing today in the crisis that democracy faces in this country. >> it all hangs together, doesn't, it lawrence? i mean, the people who are fearless about american democracy are also the people who are careless about the war in ukraine. it all hangs together in the sense that the russians and others, who are fighting against democracy and ukraine are also trying to undermine democracy in the united states. i think president biden was absolutely correct to say, to su

convenient a photo of one of -- have seen a photo of one of our soldiers who was reading a book by timothy snyder, he was very happy to find out about it. he comes to ukraine often. and i think that really is a testament to how ukrainians treat p books and for me it's a great honor that you will have some of our books as well. when we are asked what ukraine is fighting for, what it is defending, it is exactly this. to make sure that the books will not be burning like the famous book by ray bradberry, so the people wouldn't have to read in bomb shelters, that students just like you would be able to study peacefully in their own country instead of dying from bombs in the streets of their own cities. and these books teach us, literature teaching us that evil, aggression, have to be punished. this should not be precedent in the world. this is what ukraine is fighting for and i believe that with the help of people who care around the world, this will come to pass. thank you. [applause] >> last year, our institute for women, peace and security honored ms. zelenska with the hillary clinton award for her

the restoration of this settlement was created absolutely completely such a collage made uh, timothy snyder, we see shot walls, we see some maybe you know better, because i have never been to pokrovsky's positions, so i don't recognize pokrovsky's positions from some of the scenery, obviously well, and such traces from the war, exactly the landing of pokrovsky, well, it was the front line and all of pokrovsky , eh, well , it was completely, completely, completely destroyed . settlement and the reconstruction of this settlement is currently underway, now it is already connected to the power grid and restoration work is currently underway, and what is the current situation in the place itself? the shelling does not stop, it was reported yesterday that there were fires, a fire in a building in such an apartment building was simply due to an enemy projectile also hitting a nine-story building , what is the situation now, how did it go? this night passed in the same way under constant explosions, explosions were heard in the dnipro district, powerful explosions were heard, there were explosions

weight, timiti is a historian and such popularizers , no, steven, what’s going on, now you see timothy snyderwho took a picture with a slob, i don’t know if he has a slob, they actually take a photo with baby yoda, baby yoda allowed them to stand in the background, that’s absolutely the same he obviously does a lot in order to popularize ukraine abroad , to tell about our history, not just to explain it in ukrainian, he wrote that the force is with us and the truth is with us and victory is with us, and actually explains a complicated and difficult history to foreigners ukraine, which even the ukrainians themselves do not understand and do not know, well, actually , about such visits, and not only about these visits, but also about all kinds of international events. they showed it in the news andrii oh-oh-oh ukrzaliznytsia i say i liked the iron, this is our lviv railway that's how you see the word many visits, what do they mean , we will talk about all this with oleksandr makhara, a diplomat, an expert of the defense strategy center on foreign and security issues politicians, let's include h

you can go to watch there are wonderful youtube channels such as a story without myths or watch timothy snydero wants to also well, this is already a little for high school students to improve their english and understand that is, these are these things and if there was a desire, and how the teacher explains it. and the fact that the textbooks need to be changed and filled, this is exactly in the ministry, there is an institute for the modernization of the content of education, which is responsible for them, and we have been fighting for many years to change the procedure, who writes the textbooks, who plays, who gives the examination, and, well, it requires wishing for better. of course, a talented teacher can change everything, but it can also be excellent when there is a basis, a textbook, a state standard program , but the teacher speaks russian, and now it’s just a small advertisement of the same kind. it's just that he and andriy were the screenwriters of such a documentary historical series for 10 episodes, 10 days of independence, actually it was released six months before the full-sca

well, about 10 years ago, the us state department began distributing timothy snyder's book. lands ofng it will take in this case. but the fact that they are opening before our eyes has begun to open. and the fact that this process has begun is a fact for me. maxim anatovich. there will be no rehabilitation of nazism in key western countries. here i am taking the baltic countries out of brackets, this is special happening. why won't it happen? because there was a holocaust, because unfortunately there was a holocaust. fortunately, there are influential jewish organizations that are respected and feared. i don’t agree with maxim anatovich and i don’t want to be vanga, but here we are in the twenty-fifth year of the victory anniversary. i am sure that after the twenty-fifth year, the status of the events that europe holds on may 8 will significantly decrease, and there will be no state leaders or big celebrations there. so, maxim anatolyevich said that there was a standing ovation in the canadian parliament. nonsense, i want to get away from the topic a little, so on a lighter plane , t

have the old professor timothy schneider join us in the second half the program tonight to talk and another frame about vladimir putin and donald trump. as it turns out, professor snydero, i'm excited to see that one. >> yeah, and it's on those things where it took the war in ukraine for me to discover him as someone who belongs in the dialogue on the show. and for that,