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For more on the political fallout here at home to the war abroad, i'm joined on set by simone sanders and senior adviser to vice president harris, david from, senior editor at "the atlantic" and lynn sweet, chicago bureau chief. simone, let me start with you and get your reaction to where this debate stands right now, banning oil. there seems to be a banning chorus of voices on capitol hill saying let's do it. the administration seems poised to but it not going to have the same point without others joining in. >> russian oil accounts in america for less than 10% of the oil. not to say it won't...

He'll join us on set. as we go to break, children in new york are back in school this week without masks after new york governor kathy hochul lifted the mandate. the vaccines helped make that possible. i recently sat down with two leaders from pfizer who were at the forefront of vaccine development. foster and boyce worked on the front lines of pfizer's efforts to develop a covid vaccine, juggling work and family throughout the pandemic. their inspiring story is on knowyourvalue.com. catch it there. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. stress seems to evaporate into thin air...

Or the people in kyiv have anything to say about it, too. interesting to note, one of the only countries that does not keep territory that the military has gained is the united states. >> that's right. >> john: sandra. >> sandra: john, fred, thank you. another big story we are watching for you, confirmation hearings kicking off for president biden's nominee to the supreme court. judge ketanji brown jackson. republicans promising some tough questions. former attorney general bill barr will join us on set. >> john: and mariupol on the brink of russian control, but defying to surrender. how they ...

National security analyst. also joining us on set, bobby gauche, bloomberg opinion columnist covering foreign affairs. frank, i want to ask you how much of the reality of the war the image that lindsey took on the front page of "the new york times," all of the extraordinary reporting coming out of that country, the reporting from poland about the plight of the refugees, women and children. is that making its way into russia? >> most certainly not, if it is, it's because it's sneaking into russia. it's not for want of the government apparatus shutting everything down, and as we've already cover...

We're thrilled to have you this saturday, march 12th. i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm jessica dean in for christi paul. thanks for having me. >> look at us on set. this is great. >> we do start with some rough news out of eastern europe. russia intensifying its attacks on ukraine and moving ever closer to the capital of kyiv. this morning, we're hearing from local officials that russian missile strikes and air strikes have caused damage to the north and south of the capital. >> and we're getting new pictures of the damage this morning. ukraine's interior minister says shelling caused a fire at a fro...