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>> you should be ashamed of being happy in the situation. >> translator: i cannot do this large oil paintings anymore. which is why i just do these sketches. it takes little time. >> reporter: the other day we met a woman in the market here. i can't stop thinking about two things she kept repeating in her conversation. she said again and again, they took everything from us and they are taking the best and smartest of our children. how do you plan for a future when you are just trying to survive the day? yesterday 160 dead soldiers from that azov steel plant were returned to ukraine. ukraine reportedly returned 160 dead russian soldiers as well. jonathan? >> nbc's ellison barber, thank you for the emotional reporting. please stay safe. still ahead, new reporting
>> i haven't even got close right now. it's just -- i know she's going through a lot more because i mean they were so close, you know, they did everything together. you know, now it's going to be a big gap there that she is going to have to learn to grow into. as well as me. >> tell us about annabelle's cousin jackie who was also tragically killed. >> jackie was always the smartest, since she was just a baby. i mean as a baby, she'd grab a phone and just scroll through it like she was an adult, you know. she taught my twins how to screw with their phones and get to what they needed to get to and
and yes, ron desantis is governor in florida, jeb was a governor in florida. it's not a communist conspiracy. it's just the smartest. >> practical. >> sanest, most practical, most conservative way to do things. >> as you say, it doesn't have to be this way, but it's designed to be this way from the space from election night until two, three, four, five -- six days, a week out that gives the oxygen and space for donald trump and others and conspiracy theorists who say they're trying to steal this from dr. oz. we know why they're doing it. it shouldn't happen, you're right. it takes a different legislature to change the rules. there's a republican legislature in florida they do it there, i don't know why they don't have it in pennsylvania. elise, before we wrap this up, i want to go to you quickly on the way some of the candidates have run. let's take pennsylvania as an example, toeing the line between let's say david mccormick. military veteran, successful business man, called january 6th
treated equally. this philosophy got 100 million people killed, at least, in the middle of the 20th century. and so everybody would have understood what this was who was alive in those moments. and when you see this in totality, the embrace of replacement theory, which is steeped in racial scientific theory, which goes back to the middle of the 19th century, when a french nobleman introduced a ranking of whose race was the smartest, and introduced into the lexicon a word that previously hadn't existed. that word was "aryan." and over the next 70 years, the use of that word would be picked up by an obscure political party in germany that was a far-right party that called itself national socialists.
not the smartest in the room, they think they know what the media isn't telling everyone and they're above everything and he had to admit that he didn't know anything, he didn't know who rudy giuliani was, he admitted, he didn't realize he was the lawyer for the president. he had to sit through his wife's testimony talking about how he got sucked into the conspiracy theories after he was laid off from his job as an exterminator. while she was still working he was sitting at home, and at one point she even mentioned on january 6th she was kind of relieved to have the house to herself and it was quieter at home when he was off storming the capitol and stealing the coat rack and stealing a bottle of liquor from the nation's capitol. >> david aronberg, given all that was revealed over the many months since the attack on the capitol about what was going on in the administration, the text messages to mark meadows and to the people around trump, trump's behavior, trump avidly watching
facing backlash from rafael nadal. >> if you don't want the vaccine, you will get trouble. >> reporter: controversy on the court. reflective of the division around the world. miguel almaguer, nbc news. thanks for watching msnbc reports. i'm kori coffin. "velshi" starts right now. today on velshi, new reporting on on the january 6th committee has investigators zeroing in on the highest profile targets yet. plus, it has been a year since the attack on the capitol, but the insurrection is still going on in plain sight all around us. even if we haven't noticed. i'm joined by the smartest i know to help us understand what is happening. and life sentences for the three white men convicted of
that way. obviously, as a parent come i think he was the smartest and the teacher would agree as well, but what i remember about him the most is the first seven years, he was the most gentle and giving child i have ever seen. that anybody who had a chance to interact with him, i'm sure they would agree that he was really an amazing person. >> carley: thank you so much for sharing your story. i know it is difficult, but i know a lot of people will be praying for you and we hope you get justice. thank you for joining us, aditya bhattacharya. >> thank you. stay when a major winter storm underway as millions of americans will wake up to a similar site as you see on your screen here in branson, missouri, with a foot or more of snow to fall. 20 states from new mexico to chicago, illinois, will see some
>> lemire. >> yup? >> as a graduate of -- >> the tabloids. >> -- daily news, you have to be proud. that's a great moment. by the way, those photographers, my son worked for "the daily news" for a while. he said the photographers, the best. they were like sherpas. no, hey, son, sit down. be quiet. do this. do that. can't say enough about photographers at the "post," the "daily news." they are incredible. >> this is peter parker esque. >> it is really true. get me spiderman. no, i was a street reporter for the "daily news" a long time, as well. the photographers are the smartest, wisest, street savvy people in the city. they know where you should be, how to do it, how to approach your job, follow your lead. >> don't cross them either. >> at one point, willie, joey was in brooklyn. they were sitting in a car. suddenly, there was shooting. joey started to jump out of the car to follow the shooting.
walkable where you can get to, your daily needs by walking you can have a car but you don't have to use it. and i think what makes america pretty awful is that the car is mandatory. yes. if you did not have a car almost as an individual level, w every individual has a car you would literally starve to death in a couple of days, you know, and we are so used to that we don't imagine there's an alternative and yet up to aboutl nineteen fifty before the cars were widespread, before everyoned essentially had one every place right across cultures you needed your daily needs within walking distance it was absolutely normal. the romans did it. the chinese did it, everybody did it and in the car eradicated that discipline. >> you think we've been thinking and talking a lot more than we are about how we actually live, how our lives unfold. understanding is one of the few who is and definitely one of the smartest if you're interested all in the topic, you recommend that conversation
several days. the real question is will there be a siege? willed russians attempt to take the capital by force? will the government surrender the city in the government itself surrender or possibly move further west closer to the border with poland? but i think with regards to kyiv, i think within the next several days you should see the russians surrounding, if not all of the city surrounded on several ses. go. >> jesse: bill roggio thank you so much for your insight. >> thank you very much. >> jesse: as the biden administration considers next move nancy pelosi is already calling their actions brilliant. >> i think it's really important for people to understand the brilliance with which president biden is conducting this. >> jesse: those were her words, not ours. biden made a few moves and the lead up to this crisis that weren't the smartest. reporting from the "new york times" saying that americans presented chinese officials with