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That is pretty shocking. and i have seen that reporting from richard a couple times and it's heart breaking. the question we need to be asking ourselves in addition to rick's point and to president zelenskyy's point about creating a groundswell of protest i think there are a couple practical aspects to this. one is cyber and protecting ukrainian electric grid. number two is creating the modalities for the ukrainians to fight. they will. we need to flow weapons through lviv. we have a nato border there. putin won't cross a nato border in anger. we need to get the weapons into the hands of the u...

Desperately to the west. that has a highly motivational effect in combat because on the other side those russians i think the light is going on. they're invaders. they are killers. and they are increasingly going to be held accountable by the world for these actions. >> thank you so much for your contributions every day but especially today. michael and rick, stick around. live from the emergency meeting of nato foreign ministers. state department spokesman ned price back again from brussels with a conversation about this. what america and allies are prepared to do. what we are not prepared to...

To the station and just head west. >> the human calamity of war. joining the coverage james starvidis is here. a chief international security analyst. also joining us "the new york times" correspondent michael crowley. on set again former top state analyst rick sten gel. the reporting is hauntingly similar to cal perry's reporting and frankly all of the stunning, brilliant reporting that has come out about the human calamity of russia's attack on ukraine. >> yes. it's catastrophic. those images remind you of the scenes of world war ii in 1938

Set of questions? >> i'm where rick is. there are a lot of cards to be turned over here before we talk about how does it end. i'll give you a rough analog from recent history to think about a bit which is what this reminds me of and that is the balkans in the 1990s. you had disparate groups in what used to be yugoslavia. there's violence on both sides. a lot of differences, as well, obviously, but in the end the international community had to effectively impose solutions that include some territorial changes in order to achieve peace in places like bosnia and croatia and serbia and kosovo and ...

On capitol hill, angering the chairman of the house intelligence committee adam schiff who moments ago issued a subpoena along with two other chairmen for sondland's testimony and documents. >> the failure to produce this witness, the failure to produce these documents, we consider yet additional strong evidence of obstruction of the constitutional functions of congress. >> secretary of state mike pompeo refusing to answer a question from nbc today at the state department. >> reporter: mr. secretary, why did you instruct ambassador sondland not to testify? >> thanks a lot. good morning. >> joi...