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President, which is good to hear and see. but at what point do we, as a country, say we also offer our support to all people fighting repression it occupation, not just brave ukrainians, because in places like yemen, and the occupied palestinian territories, we are not on the side of those people, are we? our allies are the ones doing the oppressing and occupying in those places. >> absolutely. i mean, we've been reminded in ukraine that there are certain fundamental principles about the way countries conduct themselves. they are unbelievably precious. you can hold them international law, you ...

That is basically to reassure countries like poland but also the baltic states where he to next, that they will be protected in the event of any attack, russian attack on those countries, because they belong to nato and the nato that an attack on one nato member is an attack on all and the other member states will defend that nation that has been attacked. that was a key message that reassurance from people here in poland that the united states is here for poland given any attempt to sort of attack it. there is an increasing anxiety, of course, because of what is happening in ukraine. here amo...

Richard, what is the latest? >> reporter: the mayor here in kyiv this morning warned people to stock up. there seems to be a period of relative calm here, although just a few minutes ago, we heard the air-raid sirens going off. the mayor was telling people to use this opportunity, because it could be the last opportunity, before that convoy arrives, to prepare themselves. prepare bomb shelters and stock up on food, water. there are fights all across the country. according to medical officials in the -- in kharkiv, there were at least 20 people killed. 20 civilians killed just over the last 24 ...

You talked about amazon. you and susan li talking about amazon. $18 an hour, $3,000 signing bonuses, a lot of businesses can't wu workers even if they were incline topped go to work. >> neil: looking at this how politicians deal with it, i guess it could be a nice problem to have, more jobs than people are taking up those jobs. but goes on much longer, that could be a problem. >> certainly. businesses just won't be able to run profitably. may go out of business. they don't have enough workers. obviously costs. they're having to pay more and more to entice somebody to come. you're going to see ...

To end the filibuster. he hasn't even expressed support for a carveout, suggested by congressman clyburn, that would allow an exception for some of important to democracy such as voting rights. the president's support for this would be invaluable. at this moment, scrapping the filibuster, which requires 60 votes to pass most legislation rather than 50, may by the only way to protect voting rights federally and quelling republican whims. biden is hoping the gop will come back to the table with resort morality, while their counterparts in the state attack it. there's no evidence that will happen...