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On us and we must not let them down. thank you. >> i thank the representative of the united states -- >> we've been listening to u.s. ambassador to the united nations. addressing an emergency meeting of the security council. she began her remarks talking about the fighting last night around the largest nuclear power station in all of europe and joining me now to discuss that issue is andrea kendall taylor, a former deputy national intelligence officer for russia and your asia at the national intelligence counsel and a nuclear expert and distinguished fellow at the quincy institute for responsi...

Russia of nuclear terrorism. the 1986 disaster, in that case radio active fallout spread as far as sweden and that was just within two days. while the plant under attack last night is far safer, experts say they're simply not designed to with stand a military assault. with russian troops in control, ukrainian workers are operating the facility at gunpoint, at gunpoint according to the head of the company. with me now, a distinguished fellow at the quincy institute for responsible state craft and author of "nuclear nightmare securing the world before it's too late" and the chairman and author o...

Civil war, you can compare the two. but the russian bombardment of these cities, if something out of their playbook, they did this in grozny, and they shelled people as a tried to leave in those humanitarian corridors. as we were trying to see happen here in the first two years of the war. >> absolutely tragic, as i just said to ali, were talking every night you and i. with ali as well, i just want to say i appreciate the reporting from newcastle, stay safe. thank you. joining us now is retired army colonel, and msnbc military analyst jack jacobs, distinguished fellow at the quincy institute f...

Are waiting for the police investigation and we now have 20 fixed penalties so are there 20 instances where the law was broken? dominic raab the justice secretary sat here yesterday and said clearly that is the case and labor says blindingly obvious that is the case and why is the prime minister then saying we can't get into that right now? because the prime minister's defense is that his understanding is that the law wasn't broken. and while we have this disconnect, between what he is saying and what other cabinet ministers are saying, and as we wait to see whether the prime minister himself ...

Create trouble while other democracies are preoccupied, and boy, are they right now. the author of the new book "the avoidable war: the dangers of the catastrophic conflict between the u.s. and xi jinping's china." and also joining us is walter isakson. is china taking advantage of the situation? >> china is deeply concerned about what is going on ukraine, because they got out ahead of their own skis here, and they are worried about the collateral damage for themselves in the eyes of the europeans, and therefore they will watch developments day by day on the ground in ukraine to work out what ...