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The ukrainians to fight off. >> are you happy with the level of u.s. military aid for ukraine that we've provided so far? >> i think we've reacted very quickly, but there's more to be done. happy might be an overstatement. there's nothing happy about the situation. but we have gotten quite a bit in. according to our allies and everyone. i got to say the biden administration has been on. they have coordinated an extraordinary response with our nato allies, but a moving fast, but this is such a difficult, there's always more to do and we have to pass a 33 billion dollars to offer humanitarian ai...

Sen senator. you have been sounding the alarm on ukraine for some time. there's $33 billion that president biden has proposed. you have democrats considering tying this to covid relief. if that were to happen, you have some republicans who would want some sort of line in there about title 42. given the urgency, should this bill come to the floor clean and independent of any other provisions? >> it should come to the floor clean without any unrelated issues. what you just described, adding border-type issues, adding covid-type issues is a good way to slow it down. and on a bipartisan basis we n...

Meaning collect evidence. that's it. and try and help with the safe corridors. otherwise, they're unable to end this conflict, which is part of their job. the secretary general is unable to mediate conflict. his number one job. obviously, russia is, as a security member, as a veto-wielding power at the security council, they are going to block russia if anybody wants to kick them out, they'll block sanctions. they'll block any kind of peacekeeping mission. they will block everything in ukraine. so i want to be clear, the u.n. is not something we should look to to save this situation. there are...

Knowing how much support the ukrainians are getting. how tough a fight he has on his hands. he certainly knows that, but, you know, who had 33 billion dollars in aid coming and a big flow of information, this is gonna be a long, tough fight. if putin wants to continue. and that's, i think, part of the message that some people want. >> i think that's relevant, because in late january and early february when you are talking about this fight in the way it was supposed to go, there are a lot of people who didn't think the ukrainian military had what it would take to fight russia. so, the idea that...

Enough to help ukraine. clearly, we're doing a lot. you have the $33 billion package the president proposed. this intelligence support, the training. there's been a series of articles. essentially, what the administration is doing, they've cast their lot. they've gone all in for ukraine. they may simply want it all known. coming up on "morning joe," former defense secretary mark esper recounts the moment donald trump asked whether the u.s. government could fire missiles into mexico. then pretend it wasn't the u.s. who did it. oh, my god. we'll dig into details of that stunning revelation. ...