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today. the appointment of putin led to this, you know -- not a black hole but it led to us not having this intelligence out of moscow, which can only be described as an intelligence failure you said. the fact that they didn't see the putin appointment coming, an intelligence failure on par with pearl harbor and one that is still felt today. >> it is. we didn't see putin coming because we had no agents around him, they had all been betrayed, and when he comes to power the ambassador to moscow told me, i got better intelligence from moscow taxi drivers than i did the cia. that's how devastated u.s. intelligence was. he's on the record with that. >> wow. >> i mean, it's something. listen, you want a good thrill for read, here you go "the fourth man." bob baer, always great to have you with us, appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. a deadly accident or a case of sabotage. new details about the cause of a china eastern crash in march
the meeting will only take place if putin agrees not to invade ukraine. we are all expecting and indication of that rather putin led invade ukraine given by a meeting that was already planned between russian foreign minister alexander lukashenko and secretary lincoln but this morning secretary lincoln said that secretary lincoln said that that meeting was still planned and in uk take that as an indication that war was not in now we have much higher stakes and biden himself to meeting if putin agrees not to invade we will bring developments to you as they happen. so "the next revolution" is a paris revolution was on the virginia governors race and those that were enraged by what they saw speaking on ideological indoctrination instead of education.
world war ii. >> then, the republican embrace of putin led by admire-in-chief, donald trump. >> so putin is now saying, it's independent, a large section of ukraine. i said, how smart is that? >> plus, the culture war cookbook. we'll unpack risk scotts manifesto for the republican party. and, a rare conviction on federal hate crimes for the men who chased down and murdered ahmaud arbery. >> you should fight like this family. justice for him. >> all in starts now. good evening from new york, i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes. today, the president of the united states, joe biden, called russia's actions and ukraine and invasion, while the former president of the united states and the leader of the republican party called them, quote, genius. that pretty much sums up the situation here at home on the
ruhle starts us host on the 11th hour next wednesday, march 2nd. but for tonight, that is our broadcast for this tuesday, with our thanks for being with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news goodnight nbc news goodn ight >> tonight on all in -- >> none of us should be fooled. none of us will be fooled. there is no justification. >> the u.s. takes action against russia for what the president is calling an invasion of ukraine. >> as we cut off russia's government from western financing. >> tonight, the latest on the international response to the crisis and the danger looming over ukraine. >> this is the greatest threat to security in europe since world war ii. >> then, the republican embrace of putin led by admire-in-chief, donald trump. >> so putin is now saying, it's independent, a large section of ukraine.
the meeting will only take place if putin agrees not to invade ukraine. we are all expecting and indication of that rather putin led invade ukraine given by a meeting that was already planned between russian foreign minister alexander lukashenko and secretary lincoln but this morning secretary lincoln said that secretary lincoln said that that meeting was still planned and in uk take that as an indication that war was not in now we have much higher stakes and biden himself to meeting if putin agrees not to invade we will bring developments to you as they happen. so "the next revolution" is a paris revolution was on the virginia governors race and those that were enraged by what they saw speaking on ideological indoctrination instead of education.
the meeting will only take place if putin agrees not to invade ukraine. we are all expecting and indication of that rather putin led invade ukraine given by a meeting that was already planned between russian foreign minister alexander lukashenko and secretary lincoln but this morning secretary lincoln said that secretary lincoln said that that meeting was still planned and in uk take that as an indication that war was not in now we have much higher stakes and biden himself to meeting if putin agrees not to invade we will bring developments to you as they happen. so "the next revolution" is a paris revolution was on the virginia governors race and those that were enraged by what they saw speaking on ideological indoctrination instead of education.
president obama do what had to be done. >> look what he's doing in syria and aleppo. that is the fear that you have with a donald trump, not understanding that, yes, you know what? there was a hacking. our democracy was put into kind of a frizzy because of what russia did and putin led that effort. i think this is why president obama had to do what he did now before he left. >> here's the picture of it. you can see it is a picture of a lame duck that basically mocks president obama for the actions of this day. where does this relationship stand at this moment? is this an easy cleanup under a new administration, or for donald trump has this been a lot of lip service he mayor may not follow up on.
war. we did not go to war with russia. this is different from shooting down russian airplanes. these are the few people on the ground who could topple assad or at least could resist him and we ought to be supporting them and if we do it with antitank weapons we ought to continue. >> will he let me play a little bit more about what josh earnst had to say at today's briefing about this. >> there certainly is ample rhetoric that we see from republican critics essentially goading the president to try to engage in a proxy war with russia. they say that ostensibly because they think that it makes them look tough. i think they would have a very difficult time articulating why that would be in the clear national security interest. >> a.b., there has been a lot of debate over the administration's decisions with regard to syria to this point. now the finger is pointing back at republicans again from the white house. >> well, charles is right. it was clear that putin led