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Irwin county detention center is closed. but what about the rest of the presidents immigration agenda? to talk about that im joined now by luis gutierrez, former congressman from illinois, and our own jacob soboroff. good osee you both. jacob, zoom out for me and talk about the rest of the presidents agenda. >> well, look, i think were talking about here about irwin in particular apps a microcosm for the larger immigration system, which president biden as a candidate promised to basically radica...

People for their contributions to us. and i said, and so thats exactly what i am doing. and henceforth, to understand that judaism does not need christianity to explain its existence. christianity cannot explain its existence without judaism. thats why st. paul said, in romans 11 in a chapter for christians but it is drafted in branches for the olive tree, do not boast against the root because the root supports you and the root of the christian olive tree is abraham, isaac and jacob. our roots a...

File a motion to dismiss this case with up thejudge file a motion to dismiss this case with up the judge has to approve the settlement terms. judges typically do you approve settlement terms of its very unusual for just do you approve settlement terms of its very unusual forjust a look at the settlement and say the settlements unfair. in this case they both have good lawyers. it is possible the judge can review the settlement terms, state law, justice isnt done and we have to figure out somethin...

We are almost to "morning joe," everybody. joining us with a look at "axios" a.m., the co-founder of "axios," michael allen. good morning to you. what is the "axios: 1 big thing" for this morning? >> good morning and happy tuesday, jacob. the "axios: 1 big thing" is preparing for ukraine in exile. in washington a number of people are already thinking ahead. what happens if in ukraine president zelenskyy is deposed. >> reporter: "axios" had an interview with robert obrien, one of the national sec...

Well. a tornado watch until 11:00 for parts of tennessee, arkansas and missouri. as we widen out, you see some blue. thats the snow falling. thats the cold side of the storm so anywhere 4 to 6 inches of snow, even up to 8 inches in some spots at higher elevations. it is frigid this morning. windchill alerts in the northern and central plains. it feels like 30 below zero this morning in bismarck. jacob? >> michelle grossman, thank you very much. and stay safe out there, everybody. looks like a wi...

Simple lives under the soviet union, but for the vast majority, especially for a huge generation of young people they dont see it that way. they want to be western europe-leaning. they look to kyiv, not to moscow for their future. jacob? >> you know, matt, i wonder. you mentioned where you are, already as you said in your words in the crosshairs of russia and president vladimir putin. how has life changed or how will life change over the course of these few days given what we heard from presiden...

All right. you ready for your business. time now for business. for that lets bring in juliana tattlebaum from london. global stock indices and futures fell this morning as traders continue to monitor this brewing tension between russia and ukraine. are we going to see any relief, do you think, on wall street today? >> jacob, good morning. well, interestingly we have bounced off the lows of the morning, so at the moment u.s. futures continue to point to a negative start to the trading day after t...

The san francisco school board recall, of course, lots of factors at play there, but a lot of democrats that im talking to see it as a warning sign. >> i know you guys, mike, are also following americas home building activity, which is really surging and the number of new housing units under construction is going to levels we have not seen in around 50 years. what more can you tell us about that? >> yeah, jacob. we rarely get to talk about good news, so great to be able to start the workweek wit...

And as they were on the train, the city was under a great. at the, that there are at least 3000 displaced people in the city. and when those alarms go, if they run to those bunkers and sellers. it is a destructive year for daily life, but its really disruptive for the humanitarian effort as the taking care of it. >> jacob, lets talk about the humanitarian effort on the crisis. a nice monthly with the red cross. theyre trying to help with thousands of mothers and children have just left everythin...

Growing by the minutes in ukraine. this evening, officials are raising alarms about the lack of food in many of the besieged areas. our own jacob is covering that story from lviv. >> the situation here is desperate, millions of ukrainians without a place to live, and increasingly without food to eight. >> it reena flood from sunni. she says the only food there is bread. and even that is rare. the condition is especially dire in mariupol. aid workers have called it apocalyptic. food is running ou...