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a 16-year-old girl. roslyn joins me to talk about what happens next. >> good evening and welcome to the show. war crimes, thats what russia seems to still be carrying out in its war against ukraine. early today, russian forces bombarded the ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia, killing at least 17 people and wounding thousands of others. the shelling was concentrated on a number of apartment complexes in one of zaporizhzhias most densely populated residential areas. another he instance of vl...

exactly breaking news. its standard operating procedure. and yes.t tulsi gabbard won tha primary and then the seatse the democratic national part y took a deep interest in her. and you can see why he was a smart, appealing thirty one year old who knew what she believed and could shplain fluently. >> and by the way, she was also an iraq war veteran. tulsn political terms, tulsi gabbard was near perfect and they got it immediately. barack obama endorsed her right away. nancy pelosi calle...

Right? noall huma nd of , no, not in this country. >> the media know their job. is to cheer on i was just to cheer on the war until it gets to the point of nuclear armageddon. >> msnbc superexcited becauseis all the celebrities for it, ukraines drone army as a celebrity endorsement. >> watch a zelenskyy. hes also been doubling down on his pr savvy, leveragingwe the soft power of his now hugeno global celebrity statusy and that of some of his o newfound friends to bring more attention to the ukra...

You see the mother ship going into the air, getting as high as its going to get, 40,000, 50,000 feet. so as you were saying, theyre on a transatlantic flight at this point. in a couple minutes well see that key moment with the rocket. to that point, nick, space is inherently dangerous. everybody is hoping for the best, month reason to expect anything else, but it is inherently dangerous. >> what happened is i came in, and to me this is an adventure story, right? thats the way that i always kind ...

In the fourth act of the movie. like, oh, wow. here we are again. >> right. so i understand your point, that if it werent the first time, but after the first time you cemented the narrative, this guy isnt ready. i remember the flap over london when he came back. i said, look, maybe he wasnt television and pr savvy. he said it from a position of being an expert on the subject. he comes back, and it was the thing that made him unready to be president. some people have already sealed that narrative...

What was the mood like out there? >> reporter: you know, what struck me most is how much the anger dissipated. this was a very different crowd from what i saw in nevada and the kinds of angry protests we saw in the health care debate, they were calm and friendly. the issues were taxes and government spending. they say we want to throw the bums out. most of all, i saw not even one sign you could interpret as risist. people were calling out to the audience saying we are not a racist movement. if y...