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Destroying many homes or businesses, way of life looking to flee, according to u.s. and western officials who is poised to, in their words, bombard cities into submission. perspective from someone who has seen the plight of ukrainians up close. hes worked in crisis zone across the globe. sean penn sat down with ukraines president just before the invasion and is working on a documentary. sean, youre one of the few people who sat down with president zelenskyy on the eve of this invasion. are you a...

Mariupol is fighting its own battle because nobody is helping. the humanitarian corridors are not working, humanitarian aid is not coming in. there was an attempt, sixth or seventh attempt, i lost count, where the humanitarian aid was supposed to arrive, and cease-fire is not happened, its not been abided by the russian troops. therefore, they are in between mariupol, but this time, i think, in a desperate plight to help, they have been accompanied by members of the church. there was one member ...

National security analyst. also joining us on set, bobby gauche, bloomberg opinion columnist covering foreign affairs. frank, i want to ask you how much of the reality of the war the image that lindsey took on the front page of "the new york times," all of the extraordinary reporting coming out of that country, the reporting from poland about the plight of the refugees, women and children. is that making its way into russia? >> most certainly not, if it is, its because its sneaking into russia. ...

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Other kinds of denialism. what does this mean to many democrats? bolstering the guardrails of democracy by creating access to the ballot box, guaranteeing it in all 50 states. a heated pitched battle for voting rights legislation that passed the house and filibustered in the senate. republicans dont accept that thinking. they dont believe american democracy is fundamentally under threat. they believe there are laws restricting elections and states around the country are okay and they should be a...

United states is the number one thing we have to do is stop the reckless spending of washington dc . the federal reserve does need to move financial straits. that will begin to put a stranglehold on this inflation which is taxing every hard-working family and every senior citizen in the united states. todd: congressman owens you have brought attention to the plight and clearly detained in russia so how concerned are you for safety and what does biden need to do? >> first of all thank you for lea...

The attitude, even though were on our own, were going to fight, because this is our land, and this... it deserves to be saved. when you talk to people — people like this woman in the queue and all the other dozens of people that you spoke to — what were their attitudes to the west, to the way we responded to their plight? i think there was a general sense that the west would not leave them to completely take on the might of russia on their own. that, at some point, potentially, there may wel...

Between, the packed train rides, the miles of walking while dragging only the belongings they have the strengthen arms to carry. often food and supplies for their children, who are too young to carry anything themselves. waiting in lines for transport, or out of border crossing for food or for drink four hours, in the bone-chilling cold. the plight of a refugee is, thankfully, unimaginable for most of us. there are more than two and a half million people and counting going through it right now. ...

Freezing as hundreds of refugees, including the elderly wait in those long lines to cross ukrainian border into neighboring countries such as moldova. on sunday the ukrainian government says that more than 5,000 people were evacuated using humanitarian corridors. nearly 4,000 were from the kyiv region and about 1600 were able to escape from luhansk. cnns ed lavandera has more on the plight of the ukrainian refugees. >> reporter: this is the pathway that is bringing thousands of ukrainian refugee...

Today at six, the british—iranian woman released in tehran last week says the uk government took far too long to get her freed. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe spoke at westminster today. shed spent nearly six years in detention in iran until her release last week. how many foreign secretaries does it take for someone to come home? five? it should have been one of them eventually. so now, here we are. whats happened now should have happened six years ago. well have details of todays appearance, an...