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Kristen. so hes still on the stand now. >> i know you will continue to track that closely. great to see you, thank you. overseas now with russia amassing forces on the border with ukraine. secretary of state blinken warned russia today that any further aggression can trigger serious consequences. blinken issued that pledge at a nato meeting in latvia. a nato member that is also concerned about russian military movements on its border. here to discuss this is host of this show, andrea mitchell,...

>> yeah, i mean, in some ways its the sort of system that the eu has imposed, has been effective telegoal of stopping migrants of arriving to europe, so its a success in that way. its dire from a human rights perspective. the death rate of migrants attempting to cross has gone up, and what happens to the migrants that are returned to libya has only gotten worse. so if you measure it by those metrics, its an abject failure, and on a larger level, if you think about the fact that 150 million clima...

Best and the international community should be seeking to, you know, basically have elections very quickly and restore democratically elected government so that they can engage in policies to figure this type of migration problem in the long run. instead were seeing policy that would support an illegitimate government for the next two years and this is very worrisome. i mean, its time to get to business and have, you know, elected officials chosen by the people of haiti so that they can choose t...

Bringing to the united nations today, which is that the united states can again be a global leader in pulling the world together to confront three cry cease crises that are going on at the same time, the pandemic, the migration problem all over the world and climate change which is helping driving to contribute to both. i expect well get a clear and strong and forceful and welcome speech from president biden later this morning. ill remind you the united nations in the united states and new york ...

Outlaws. denies that he kills people. they blame me without any proof. so, he is very comfortable in this forum. he just rotates through american presidents. remember, he doesnt go anywhere. steve: he does not. although kamala harris goes place. she went to the countries with the root causes of the migration problem. brian: that went well. steve: that was disaster that was last week. now we moved on to this week with the president. ashley hundredson of iowa wants to introduce the bill called see...

Achieve them. >> who is right? >> well, you know, the truth is that -- john bolton knows this very well. the joe biden, the risks are low in a way of meeting with putin in a sense that the low bar was set for him by trump and biden by talking tough to putins face and having that be his message clears that low bar. you know, anybody would after the summit which john bolton, if you read his account, he was trumps national security adviser and was horrified what trump did in that meeting with putin...

Is already writing _ tentacles go far and wide. somebody is already writing the _ tentacles go far and wide. somebody is already writing the film _ tentacles go far and wide. somebody is already writing the film script - is already writing the film script for that one. dont worry. kamala harris has been meeting the mexican president today to discuss ways to curb illegal migration — its the last leg of her trip to central american countries, where she is trying to tackle the root causes of the ...

Breaking news. just moments ago, kamala harris left the u.s. for guatemala on her first good morning trip in office. shes tasked with working on the growing migrant crisis on this very high profile visit. lets go over to kerry sanders, who will be there to greet here in an teagua, guatemala. welcome to you. what can we expect from the vice presidents visit? >> reporter: its going to be a very difficult trip for her. expectations are already perhaps lowering, because you cant on one visit first t...

The forces have been there since 2014. u.s. forces. and as you had noted in your background, the partnership with the kurds was instrumental in the success in defeat iing isis. but everybody has their interests. so the united states was there and remain ed there i hope continues to remain there, because of efforts for reconstruction and development to allow ref yes to return to the area. solving a global migration problem obviously. t for counterterrorism issues and also to counter iranian influ...

>> right. his whole government reports that this is a huge not only national security issue for us, but for the world. we have now a huge migration problem because of wars. were going have it because of natural disasters. >> and wars because of climate change. >> exactly. the other thing that is so telling is he never talks about people. he is so lacking in human empathy and understanding that this is real people, real peoples lives. he hypes the storm, but doesnt talk about the suffering or the...