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is fabulous. sergio hudson, all of you are brilliant, i love you all. please make them in my size. that is the readout, special edition of all in live from ukraine with ali velshi is next, hello ali. ukraine with>> thank you and gog from here, if im ali velshi and it has been an extraordinary day in america and ukrainian history. nearly one year after russias invasion, president biden made a surprise visit today to this war torn country. we whitehouse kept the trip a closely guarded se...

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight -- tennesse lawmaker justin jone reinstated after last weeks controversial vote over gu violence protests. and another community is i mourning today, after a mass shooting in kentucky then, the department of justic appeals a texas judges ruling over abortion pill access. what happens next? and the real life consequences of online misinformation the nurse who found herself in the middle of an anti va conspiracy theory,...

with us tonight. thats going to do it for us for now. but now its time for the last word with lawrence odonnell. good evening, lawrence. >> im going to do something i dont think ive ever done before. on tv. you and i have both done it in the privacy of our offices. im going to read the pool report of this trip to ukraine which is as traumatic as pool reports get. you and i have seen a bunch of them. this one so far is better than anything ive read in the actual newspaper accounts of th...

ruhle starts now. r with stephanie ruhle starts now >> tonight, president bidens surprise visit to ukraine, meeting with president zelenskyy while announcing more military aid. what this historic trip means for the future of the war. meanwhile, some far-right republicans criticize the presidents trip to ukraine. what we are hearing from a small but loud minority. then, ron desantis visits new york city to talk policing and crime. is this the unofficial start to a presidential run? as t...

the documents including sensitive information about ukraine, and we will talk to ukraines former president, next we begin this hour with the latest out of louisville, kentucky in 30 minutes we expect an update from authorities, and we will bring that to you when it happens. overnight a fifth victim died from her injuries. she was 57-year-old. she was an executive administrative officer at that bank the other four victims were identified as james tutt, who was 64 years old he was a co...

officer who is in critical but stable condition after being shot in the head yesterday and undergoing emergency brain surgery. >> you told us earlier his brothers still in the academy thank you very much. its really a shocking revelation for most people that came out of this louisville press conference what happens to guns used in mass killings? well dig into that in jus60t seconds. youre doing business in an app driven, multi-cloud world. thats why you choose vmware. with flexible m...

speaking in poland a former eastern bloc country thats no stranger to russian aggression, biden started off by saying that the war has so far defied two big expectations. one, that kyiv would fall within days, and two, that the western alliance would splinter as the war dragged on. watch. >> one year ago the world was bracing for the fall of kyiv. well, i can report kyiv stands strong. kyiv stands proud. it stands tall. and most important it stands free. when russia invaded it wasnt ju...

minute to finish this conversation while they ready. ari is having a little bit of technical difficulty, but will be here at any moment. claire, on the security piece, do you think capitol police retain any veto power if it does what you said it does and jeopardizes the lives of the current members of congress of both parties? >> i dont think they probably have veto power since they serve at the pleasure of the architect of the capitol and you know, i dont think anybody is going to ...

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