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January 6, because january 6 would never have happened if they had done their job. >> laura: congressman, we'll continue to follow this. thank you. >> thank you, god bless. >> laura: speaking of nancy pelosi, maybe the clearest sign yet that the walls are kind of closing in on her, she's trying to claw back to get some credibility by entertaining legislation prohibiting members of congress from trading stocks while in office. >> we have to tighten the fines on those who violate the stock act. it's not sufficient to deter behavior. it's complicated, and members will figure it out, and then we'l...

Funding issue. but there are many other things in there, child care, senior care, that have to get through. there are people in america that need things in that bill. we saw this week, i talked to the white house, ice talked to leadership, i've talked to senators. we've got to figure out how we're going to get this done. joe manchin doesn't want to call it build back better anymore. we'll figure that out. but we have to debt it done within that bill. we've been talking to each other, how were we going to do it, we can start talking respectfully and figure out how it's going to get done. and i'...

President biden targeting the russian economy. why not putin, why not s.w.i.f.t.? there are answers. it's complicated. >> meanwhile, where does putin plan to go with what we're witnessing here? we have that breakdown, and later, as american troops deploy to germany to protect the nato alliance that we just discussed, we'll have the latest on that allied response, why so many countries, so many hundreds of millions of people in europe are watching what happens next. stay with us. you're watching msnbc's special coverage. watching msnbc's spec coverage including nasal congestion, so you can brea...

The russians will then just starten targeting nato countrie. but i just want to say this one thing. if you're in a basement in mariupol, if you fled from kharkiv on a train that was bombed as it was headed for kyiv, world war three has started with you and it is hard to sympathize with a widening conflict. >> of course. and two million refugees almost have left ukraine. you have been watching bus loads arrive where you are in hungary near ukraine's border. how is hungary coping with this influx of people from ukraine? >> well, it's complicated. we don't get as many as they're getting in poland...

As i'm speaking to moms and children. i saw soldiers, ukrainian soldiers, walk up to some young west african men, students who are sitting, they're cold, and gave them polystyrene trays full of needles, to the surprise of the young guys. it's complicated. of course, when i see the reports, there's no place for discrimination anywhere. >> no place at all. talk to me about the trauma that you have seen from situations like this in the past. refugees fleeing their countries, under turmoil, in war, children. the long-lasting effects we see from a crisis like this. >> absolutely. it still gives me ...