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they are ultimately in immigration enforcement proceedings. but what we are speaking of, what you are inquiring of is a minor -- a fraction of the people that we encounter. in fact, the vast majority will be addressed in our border patrol facilities and our ice detention fast its. >> the border is open to migrants? >> absolutely not. you can ask the approximately 1.4 million people that were expelled, returned or removed from the united states this past year. >> do you still consider this not a crisis? >> did you want to add anything else on regional processing centers? if not we'll close remarks. >> i will answer marsha's question with respect to regional processing centers. they are a powerful example of what i expressed earlier, which
leon from pennsylvania. let's hear it. >> i just want to say congratulations on your daughter. i just had my first granddaughter and, you know, retired police officer 24 years but i just wanted to say congratulations. >> jesse: well thank you, leon. sounded like you were going to get a little choked up l. i know, i am too about my commute. tom from florida, let's hear it. >> jesse, you only got one week off your your paternity leave and pete buttigieg got two months. you're back, pete got two months and you got one week. god bless you, man. >> jesse: by the way, it was paternity. i didn't deliver the baby. i wear. but if i did, i look great. marsha from new york. >> hey, you are so handsome. i love to know what you look like when you wake up in the
soviet diplomat. yeah. i mean, what you're talking about is a, uh, an arrest that was reported actually, just yesterday in the washington post of a person who was posing as a brazilian student and was arrested on espionage charges. that is also coming just ahead of this news of the wall street journal reporter being arrested as well, marsha, i want to get your take on this, uh, mr gersh covic was , uh, supposedly reporting in a part of russia, where there may have been military operations happening. what do we even know about what might have been going on there and why he might have been reporting in that part of russia. from what i understand, he visited news new tagil, which is a city in the euros that's home to or alva, gonza vote. i know that's uh that's that's a hard name to receive, but it's
and punish journalists and civil society voices. the department of state's highest priority is the safety and security of us citizens abroad. we reiterate our strong warnings about the danger posed to us citizens inside the russian federation. us citizens residing or traveling in russia should depart immediately as stated in our travel advisory for russia, marsha i want to just get you to weigh in here. there are other journalists from other news outlets. we at cnn have our own if you were working there for a western outlet, would you leave ? would you advise editors to pull their reporters out? well, you know, i'm a staff writer at the new yorker. and even though i left russia nine years ago, i continue traveling back and forth and reporting for basically until the full scale invasion. i was there to report on the start up with those guns, invasion, and a few months ago, i was planning to go again. and
kids point of view me your skate key. not doing anything to snitch, er. it was all about what children are having problems with their their appearance or their schoolwork or their friends, brady intercepts and goes for a shot. you know you broke the vase. it was those kinds of everyday problems. marsha i'm proud to be your sister matter how terrible you look. that's what this is airing in the nixon era when vietnam is raging in people are losing faith in government. all these things were happening, and the brady bunch was kind of a refuge. watching the brady bunch , you know, having all these brothers and sisters it was a great getaway for me. the brady bunch was a huge success for abc. that led to the partridge family, which really attracted a young, hungry audience. kids
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federation. so no, we have to stand together and we have to fight this. >> todd: i have two daughters and both chilling for them. but i'm appreciative of both of you, april, and marsha for fighting this. april and marsha, thank you very much. now to a story about absolutely unthinkable tragedy. a 19-month-old baby girl dies from a fentanyl overdose vacation at a florida error b'n'b. >> ashley: how did this happen and who will be held accountable, we will talk to the attorney right after this.
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she did it. she dropped into oblivion after that. so, i'm so glad she is getting more attention now, and the work she has written is almost prophetic. a lot of her news clippings. >> yeah. marsha, thank you for being with us. thanks for being a member of the book club and the team of people we interview and adding to the corpus. i marsha it skrypuch see author of numerous books, including today's banned book club feature, winterkill. that's it for. me catch it back tomorrow morning, as our coverage ukraine continues our new time slot, 10 pm eastern. also join me at 8 pm eastern monday night, i'll be sitting with chris hayes on all in. alex witt reports is up next. as we go, i leave you with the beautiful, beautiful sight of st. michaels golden domed, right next to me here in kyiv, ukraine, as the bell tolls. the bell tolls
it's a big debate in the country, but police and police unions weigh in on a lot of policies. do you see in this steady use of firearms against police any wider concern about gun safety and gun access? >> so we're not going to be able to solve that problem from where i sit, but we can identify officer safety and wellness programs that are being implemented around the country, funded by the federal government, state government, local government. and that is -- those are the programs that are essential, ari, to keep going around the country, to keep these men and women well aware of what's happening in their area and how they can keep themselves safe. >> yeah. marsha, i want to thank you and your organization, and we have worked with you in years past on this as well. thank you for coming back on a tough topic. a tough time for a lot of folks