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Out, theyre leaving under fire running for their lives. martha? >> martha: mike, thank you very much. mike tobin in lviv this evening. lets bring in general keith kellogg, former national security adviser to mike pence and a fox news contributor. general, good to have you with us today. >> good to be with you. >> im struck by what mike tobin is reporting and mariupol. i want people to think about that for a moment. the people going to try to dig people out of the basement of that bombed area are...

Its a british saying. and before this conflict, this was a man who was a reality tv star, who was just a comic. he wasnt seen as more than that by many ukrainians. im sure there were some that saw him in that way, but every morning, he puts out a video. every single day. and its partly proof of life, but its partly to tell this narrative and to really flesh out this narrative that ukrainians know what theyre fighting for, that theyre fighting for their homes, fighting for their cities, and the r...

Within the court system. they are independent of the parties, and they investigate and make recommendations in cases concerning what the probation office thinks is an appropriate sentence. >> thank you. let me just finish by saying, much of americas watching these proceedings on a split screen. on one hand, they are literally seeing the death and destruction in ukraine, russias brutal, barbaric assault on individual rights, basic freedoms that we often take for granted here, and we are exercisin...

This split screen this week of having this historic supreme court confirmation hearing. and then this crisis unfolding in realtime. and part this was the exact premise. this was the argument that joe biden made to voters when he was running for president. that there were challenges here at home, there were challenges abroad, and that americans needed someone who is ready on a date want to address both. so lets talk about the historic nature of what we watch unfold here at home. judge ketanji bro...

Obama administration. dozens of cases before the u. s. supreme court. still with us, i mean, there has been so much noise the last two days. what have we actually learned? >> i think we learned a lot about the republicans and the senate. i think we learned a lot about her. i have known judge jackson for more than 20 years. i have even argued cases in front of her. what i saw today, i always thought she would be a great nominee. what i saw today was temperament, when i saw today was grace. what i...

It was threatening to take that capital of germany. and there was at any night the danger of not only a conventional war but a war in which americans might be tempted to use our nuclear advantage. fortunately it did not happen that way because of strong leadership by truman. 1962, when missiles were slipped into cuba. john kennedy was under ferocious pressure from our joint chiefs of staff. saying they have to bomb the island, and vague cuba. we now know had that happened, there wouldve been a n...

Democracy. the people of ukraine are fighting for it. they are dying in their neighborhoods and streets and their homes. they are huddled in basements. their men and women are resisting valiantly and braving -- bravely against a huge military force that russia has unleashed and a reign of terror from the skies simply because they believe in the ideals of freedom and law. that we are seeking to preserve here, and so on this side of that split screen, i think its important that we do our best to h...

At the time the sirens sounded. were 10, 15 miles away from the position we were at now, to be able to show you whats happening live as i speak to you here on msnbc. those fuel depots are ablaze. black smoke continues to rise over lviv, and i think its fair to say that the war has come to the city of lviv. >> jacob, thank you so much. it is good for our viewers all of us to be able to see what is actually causing the black smoke as we have a split screen and you see those fires and the incredibl...

The ones who are going to be sanctioned. theyre the ones who, you know, are seeing stores shut down and all of this commerce leaving russia, and theyre not going to be allowed to fly to this country. theyre seeing these walls go back up that are going to isolate russia from the rest of the world. and i am going to be fascinated to see and find out just how long they can tolerate that. >> i gotta tell you, the niemsz, your paper, has an incredible piece today talking about kind of the progression...

Backed putin and who have not backed trumps relationship with putin and his attempt to undermine democracy in ukraine and his extraordinary sort of conspiratorial admiring relationship? if you want a split screen, biden speaking in warsaw this weekend should have trump in helsinki accepting putins explanation that russia didnt interfere in the 2016 elections. thats the split screen. just a final point, the "wall street journal" mentioned your father quite rightly as a great asset for president c...