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>> thank you for starting off us this evening. i want to bring in rolling stone correspondent nbc news correspondent, jack crosby. he was in kharkiv when the attacks began in kharkiv. and his latest piece, he describes the harrowing journey for refugees who are trying to escape this devastating war. jack, it is great to have you back here, safely new york. tell us what it is really like there, what we are not seeing in these photos and videos that are horrible for us, but when you are really, there when you are traveling, explained to us. >> so i think the thing that sticks with me and sticks ...

See. children, also women, from point a to the final destination. >> that's with the governments there need to do most right now. for those who are watching here in the united states, what do you want us to know? what do your organization and other organizations like yours need? >> what we need is a comprehensive sense up. -- to not only create awareness of the issue, but a concrete response system to the issue. there needs to be a hotline that is united across all of europe that is available to all of those traveling in ukrainian, russian, and local languages. and there needs to be a response...

I think's the kind of stuff people are focused on >> greg: exactly. jim you've written so much on democrat politics i get your news letter it's fantastic. >> jim: thank you very much >> greg: i read all your books twice. if you had the president's ear what would you say. >> jim: like i say in my news letter no we in us. i think the democrats problem is they seem to have their priorities off average people -- they think the only thing worse about hitting someone with a hammer is making a mistake about preferred pronounce. harping on language and scolding and they don't realize they should focus...

>> i've seen children concealed in a pinata. >> each case, the smugglers were u.s. citizens and as the demonstration tightens border security, agents are seeing a new trend 60% of those prosecuted last year for human smuggling according to the u.s. census commissioning. >> there certainly are people that do it over and over and again. >> san diego, assistant u.s. attorney is prosecuting several high school students for smuggling. >> there in the situation where they want to make some easy money and what they consider easy money. it was >> recruited by the cartel, some americans take their chan...

Into the united states. not via pipeline, but instead opposed to the keystone pipeline but are looking at shipping more oil by rail or expanding pipeline capacity along existing routes. that can be costly, a lot of those pipelines are already filled up. but here we go. i don't know. is this what the white house is going to do next, say all right, bring the oil down, even if we didn't approve the keystone xl pipeline building? >> let's look at that decision for a second. over 800,000 barrels of oil, more than we were importing from russia before the unrest in ukraine. the second thing is pipeli...