there is some strength in the human spirit in which people laugh, they tell jokes, they are trying to grab some little piece of life to continue on, even in this horrible situation. 100%, while roman a and i are running around trying to capture these human moments we find pain that we share alongside with these people and we find humor. this is also how this was being perceived. my friends and i are reading the news constantly but we re also sending memes to each other, it s a very ukrainian way of coping and living through the process. every last person i talked to ends when they talk to me in
the free world helps the russian people to get access to the truth about the horrific times with the putin regime, is committing, supposedly, two others. it is important that the putin kleptocracy, and the putin oligarch e is, finally, and fully, cut out from the global financial system. there is more that needs to be done. there is also to send a clear message, the western world, and the united states in particular, sees let him or putin exactly for who he is. it was another democratically elected leader, and it led to an illegitimate usurper. there is an important congressional initiative, here in the united states, called the house resolution 806, and it was on the bipartisan level a, few weeks ago. it is official day recognize in, and letter putin regime, by the united states, in the same way the maduro regime in venezuela. it was also looking with others that cannot recognize. i hope they see they initiative,
now, they are in kherson. suppressing dissent, the same way they do when russia. in this video of a protest, russia s version of a police riot. looking around for social media, they re looking for their apartments, merrick of the kherson said. they re even looking for the people who were fighting against russians in 2014. the city is strangled. the mayor says they have about a week of food left. peace talks between russia, and ukraine, broke down, without any promises of peace fire, or protected evacuation corridors with civilians. they were in every sense, a failure. they lasted 90 minutes. today was day 15. with no diplomatic events. what will day 16 bring? joining us live from lviv, nbc news, cal perry. cal, what are you telling us about the breakdown in peace talks today? hearing from the ukrainian foreign minister, and the post press conference, it is lavrov,
i m getting cuts and announcements like you can hear now about the next train coming. but you got an announcement of who lost their babushka. there is some strength in the human spirit in which people laugh, they tell jokes, they are trying to grab some little piece of life to continue on, even in this horrible situation. 100%, while roman a and i are running around trying to capture these human moments we find pain that we share alongside with these people and we find humor. this is also how this was being perceived. my friends and i are reading the news constantly but we re also sending memes to each other, it s a very ukrainian way of coping and living through the process. every last person i talked
increasingly totalitarian, suppressing dissent, defaming the innocent, eliminating due process, staging show trials, and trying to overthrow american democracy to impose their socialist agenda. harris: charlie hurt? charlie: is truly amazing to listen to bernie sanders and that old montage, how far i don t think the party has moved that far, but it s amazing how far those politicians are away from barack obama. who come into this day, whether you like him or not, remains probably the most popular politician in america, and certainly the most popular democrat in america in history, really. they have completely walked away from all that. the agenda harris: why do you think that is? charlie: i think there s a very loud group of people on