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Afghanistan. —— for ukrainians. why is there not a policy for people from anywhere who can apply if they are genuinely fearing persecution? if you are fearing persecution it is about getting to a safe country. that's the key thing. i think we should prioritise on taking genuine refugees from the areas or close to the areas in question, which is what we are doing. we've got to create a deterrent. we've got to send that message that if you arrive here illegally why should you get ahead in the queue? you shouldn't. we should prioritise refugees coming from... i5 should prioritise refugees com...

26 they say were killed. they say 18 were wounded. the numbers just don't stack up. i think there's a lot more to discover about the number of killed and injured there among the protesters. they say there were 26 police law enforcement officers who were killed, who -- 18 who were killed and 400 -- more than 700 police officers who were injured. those numbers don't balance. they just don't add up at the moment. >> nic robertson in moscow, thank you. tune in sunday to "state of the union." i'll be talking with the secretary of state antony blinken ahead of the crucial u.s. meeting with russia ...

Something truly dark and awful about the celebration. i think there are people out there who think he was not guilty in a technical legal sense or, you know, he shouldn't have been guilty but it's another thing to go from that to celebration of what this person did, and that is -- that's a kind of mainstream view among an enormous class of political and media leadership, which is incredibly dark both in what it says and what message it sends. >> that's exactly right. what we're seeing right now is self-interested elites spending billions of dollars broadly in the media and social media and in ...

Instantly iconic the picture was. where does this stack up in terms of the spectrum of seriousness of the offense and how the plea deal has worked. >> yeah, he's sort of gotten the more serious charge, the interference with congress because he entered the senate well and because some of the speech and the actions that he took but i think this is really interesting case because there's been a number of defendant who is have been arrested since this point who haven't spent time behind bars pre-trial. he really got to wonder if he wasn't arrested at that time, perhaps if he had a different lawyer...

Love a man may have for a girl or a girl for a man or a man for a man. the first love always, always maintains a tender and soft spot in the heart of the lover. >> i guess you get whatever lawyer you can if your jacob chansley. chansley is one of 100 defendants. one of the foot soldiers that is going to pay the price. the people who encouraged the insurrection have gotten off scot-free. ryan reilly is "the huff post" senior justice reporter who also has been covering this. paul butler, professor of law at georgetown university and msnbc legal analyst. this case has gotten attention because of ...