you see her there advancing another message, the importance of good sleep. now, she s all grown up, over 30 years later, elmo and sesame street still at work showing us a little support can go a very long way. the reidout with joy reid is up next. tonight on the reidout and we can t just continue to open the border. by the way, we can t pass a bill that possibly would make it harder for trump to do his job. they re not even trying to hide it. the republicans top priority is not securing the border. it s helping donald trump return to the white house. also tonight, president biden is greeted in michigan by pro-palestinian protesters. the mayor of dearborn who recently turned down a meeting with biden s campaign joins me tonight. plus, nbc begins its new deciders focus group series. pennsylvania women who voted for trump last time talk about what they re thinking now, after trump s supreme court overturned women s reproductive rights. and writer, producer, dire
georgia voters are mortified than ever with the primaries just two days away, we ve got new numbers from georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger s office, and it shows early voting in the peak state surged ahead of tuesday s primaries. 2022 s total is up to 112% from 2020. and 2020 was a presidential election year, so that s pretty good. now let s look at the party lines, we ve got republicans who cast nearly 500,000 early ballots, while democrats cast just over 368,000. so, what insight can early voting numbers and the primaries actually tell us about how things will shake out in the general? i m so glad you asked, because we have nbc news correspondent ellison barber, on the ground in hot land to break it down, welcome ellison. okay, so nearly 900,000 people voted early in a primary, in a midterm here. what is happening and what can this mean for november? yeah, i, mean it s a really big deal for me when i look at those numbers and think, what does it mean as we mov
georgia voters are mortified than ever with the primaries just two days away, we ve got new numbers from georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger s office, and it shows early voting in the peak state surged ahead of tuesday s primaries. 2022 s total is up to 112% from 2020. and 2020 was a presidential election year, so that s pretty good. now let s look at the party lines, we ve got republicans who cast nearly 500,000 early ballots, while democrats cast just over 368,000. so, what insight can early voting numbers and the primaries actually tell us about how things will shake out in the general? i m so glad you asked, because we have nbc news correspondent ellison barber, on the ground in hot land to break it down, welcome ellison. okay, so nearly 900,000 people voted early in a primary, in a
neighbouring country. plus have been head with the one in kyiv, last night an oil depot was blown up close to the capital. there have been warnings of potential toxic fumes as a result. the un refugee agency has estimated 368,000 people have now left ukraine to escape the conflict and demonstrations are taking place in several countries with more than 100,000 people attending a solidarity march in berlin. let s get the latest from nick beek. an oil pipe ablaze in ukraine s second city and down the road when residents peer out of their windows in kharkiv, this is what they see, russian vehicles rolling in. the conflict is now fierce here so civilians take shelter in underground metro carriages. moscow s forces are also making ground in the south and east of the country, prompting some to appeal directly to the russian troops. translation: what are you doing?
authoritarian leader who i would not want to be the leader of my country, and besides, i am deeply ashamed of the leader of my country. i really wished we could get rid of him earlier before he started a war in europe. according to the united nations, at least 368,000 people have fled ukraine to neighboring countries and they are predictions that perhaps million more willfully the country in the days ahead. leaders in the european union are already considering what to do with refugees likely headed to eu states. i am really impressed of the strong solidarity that eu citizens are showing towards the ukrainians coming. do you have any estimations on how many refugees might be in the future? no, but i think we need to