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Ukraines president praised the outcome of the vote tweeting in part this. i am grateful to everyone and every state that voted in favor. you have chosen the right side of history. joining us now retired four star army general barry mccaffrey. nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent and host of "andrea mitchell reports, "andrea mitchell. also julia ioffe joins us and nbc contributor mark barnacle is with us as well. >> general, i would love to get your insights into something president zelensky...

Countries. we have heard this morning that the refugees that have left the country is now 2 million. it doesnt count all of the idps, the internally displaced people that left their home. we heard from the lviv mayor 200,000 people are here. this train station, tens of thousands of people are going firsthand out. as we see the cease-fires possibly break down or scenes out of mariupol continue to get worse, i imagine the scenes here and the number of people leaving from the train station will jus...

Because ive been very open that i did say those critical things and i regret them, and i regret being wrong about the guy. >> whoa. lets bring in right now, nbc news capitol hill correspondent, way too early, kasie hunt, and msnbc contributor, mark barnacle. this guy is running in a republican primary and he said, oops, i messed up when he said of donald trump, quote god wants better of us, fellow christians, lord help us, people were a member who fought him the most aggressively. vance talking ...

When he was introduced after the im wondering, does it fracture? lamere, richard hoss and at least concerned about the possibility of with this new deployment, they could have some third inning. kind of a confrontation. >> the president and the first we also know that this new columnist for "the washington lady of the united states. does the radical islam movement mission will have a smaller post," david ignatius and amon continue to fracture across the footprint than what weve seen with the u.s...

The generals do believe me. >> welcome to "morning joe." >> no, you dont. the consequences are going to be pretty devastating. >> joe, willie and me, we have msnbc contributor mark barnacle, "morning joe" economic analyst steve radner. nbc news national political reporter heidi pryzbilla. communist, associate editor for "the washington post david ignacious and former nato supreme allied commander retired four star navy admiral james stavrides. >> we will get to syria in one minute but rupert mur...

Colder air push further to the east. that means by eastern sunday, temperatures are dropping. in paducah, kentucky, 44 degrees. 42 in oklahoma city. yasmin, winter is still hanging on even though were in spring. >> i have memories of easter sunday being 70 degrees and sunny at times. >> in the southeast, but not here. mark barnacle, i guess, is still happy, having a really good week. all the highlights from the first pitch home run, my team coming up next. the roasted core wrap. 3, 2, 1... not...

Lawmakers increasingly considered him an untrust worthy chronically inconsistent and easily distracted negotiator. >> thats stating the obvious. with us now, we have veteran columnist msnbc contributor mark barnacle. >> i like it -- mike barnicle. >> the voice of bellemeade have to be proud of bob corker, a you toering feature intellectually over the president of the united states. >> that is like the bet restaurant in the hospital. no, hes done great. its a big moment in you are part of the cou...

Got all of these deferments, took advantage of that system, where john mccain did not. and john mccain, he is and will, you made reference to this earlier this morning, he clearly is at a point where "the new york times" called it john mccain in "twilight". he is battling cancer. hes grappling with his legacy. what does he want that to be? and in many ways its startling that the moment in our country politically is one that has put on such sharp display what somebody like mccain brought to publi...

Mark barnacle. analyst and professor of public policy congressman harold ford, jr. >> good morning. >> the washington bureau chief for the associated press julie pace and carol lee, a part of the nbc news team behind this mornings new reporting on what happened inside the presidents meeting with top pentagon officials. joe, we talked about this story in the campaign. >> that conversation was so -- it was so disturbing on so many levels. >> it was chilling and, of course, right after that, thats ...

Flooding in his city. around the table, we have veteran columnist and ms nbc contributor mark barnacle, professor at michigan, democratic congressman harold ford jr., co-founder and ceo of axios, jim vand high and author of the book "a world in disarray," richard haase. and in washington, senior political analyst for ms nbc mark halperin, a lot of politics to talk about this morning. ly start with the interview that ousted white house strategy steve bannon gave to "60 minutes." we played a few...