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Today marks one year in riesh russias full-scale invasion of ukraine. ukrainian president president zelenskyy is declaring that the war will end in 2023. i sat down with defense secretary lloyd austin at the pentagon yesterday for his view on where the war stands, how he thinks it could end. when you look at this and you are making your assessments do you think this ends with negotiations or does it end on the battlefield? >> most likely it will end with some sort of negotiation. and what the uk...

The shelled day in and out today, anderson, five people killed in shelling there, another 12 people injured in that attack. so a lot of concern really that there may be more provocations as well around the anniversary theyve recommended to schools that all school goes into remote learning next three days in case provocation during this sensitive period. >> thanks so much. where the war stands, what vladimir putin said and did not say this morning, joining is retired army general lesley clark a...

Just finished training and already to be deployed into the battlefield. and theyre already seeing that the russians are pushing quite hard along several front lines, particularly in the kharkiv region, in the city of kupiansk, also theyve been making small gains, incremental games, but nonetheless, substantial, gains in the eastern city of bakhmut. and then other areas that ukraine has successfully managed to take back, like kherson in the south, are just being brutally shelled day in and day ou...

Welcome back to "morning joe" on this monday, february 20th. presidents day. im jonathan lemire alongside u.s. special correspondent for bbc news katty kay. and were in for joe, mika and willie. elise jordan still with us on this presidents day. joining us now, retired master sergeant jason beardsley, decorated combat veteran and intelligence officer, as well as senior coalitions adviser for concerned veterans for america. also with us, professor of history at rice university and presidential hi...

Transitions of power and democracy and even the amount of polarization that has been happening in our country scares all of us that this could happen anywhere. you know, nobody thought it would happen and republican german was a democracy. >> as you say, youve seen that firsthand in your family. colonel vindman, weve been talking about zaporizhzhia and the concerns there and more broadly your view where the war stands and what more or what else the united states could be doing to help the effort...

The may numbers. it was slightly better than expected, but that might actually not be good for the inflation picture. well explain why with the labor secretary next. plus the january 6th committee is taking its first public hearings to prime time. what new information the committee is planning to reveal in those hearings, who could be called to testify. it will be significant national moment. first, however, ukraines president shares a new message as the country marks 100 days since russias ...

Distribution. education, expand vaccination sites at schools. and r stands for rx, connect patients with medicines. it seems obvious, like duh. but we are having problems connecting patients with medicines. when they put it together like this, i thought this is what everyone should be doing from the beginning. this is public health 101. my third thought, it is great to have a clever acronym. now they need to act on it. this is a lot of stuff. they need to make it happen. >> time will tell how th...

Thank you for taking time to speak with us this morning. you have had a couple rocket attacks. things have been relatively quiet. but you are seeing russian troop movement. what are you seeing? all right. let me try this again. mayor, its brianna keilar. can you hear me? all right. i think were having a little trouble. we will reestablish that connection. i want to go to jim sciutto for the very latest. jim. >> reporter: brianna, we are 14 days into this war, 14 days since russian forces invaded...

Minister of foreign affairs here in poland. well hear the latest from the president on where this war stands from the u.s. perspective. >> were told it lwill be a culmination of this entire trip. started out meeting with world leaders and talking about what they are going to respond to, and it ended with him going to a nearby soccer stadium where theyre processing the ukrainian refugees in warsaw. the president had personal experiences, a lot of the families there who had been separated from the...

Expenses across many national borders and therefore if you have a tariff thats like a wall inside a factory it obstructs everybody and damages everyone including the u.s. which has so far has been estimated suffered $60000000000.00 of damage but trump trumping good with balls has he really can he claim that he has achieved anything for american workers economically hes done the opposite hes hurt american workers because the damage that is done through the production of goods and services and the...