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some strength of the human spirit and warnings in people who are coming out here to help strangers they don t know. the 30 only different route languages. but there are people out here who see that this is wrong, and are just trying to help their fellow people. it s not gonna stop the war, it s not gonna help people who are displaced from their home. it doesn t matter how nice the hungarians are to them. they sought to leave their homes. you see the images. they re crying, they re desperate, stand, stunned. but there are people who have come out here and said come into my home, come into my country. let s do what we can to make this a little bit right in the horrible mess that we re seeing. i m sorry to tell you mr. velshi, you re mistaken. there is one organizing force behind this. they re being led by love! yeah. ali velshi, stay close. love, compassion, and humanity, leaving the way?
control of areas in the ukraine. but i want to emphasize that right now russia are occupying s. they don t get this is not we have to be careful about sue making too much about what the russians are capable of. it s not like they re going time after town, and the locals are saying you when! you run the city! that s not happening. the russians are basically marching in, and trying to control the streets and the highways that they are on. mostly for their own safety. tom nichols, peter baker, ambassador michael mcfaul. thank you all so much for coming back and staying up late with us. we re gonna now turn to the big story we re following right now. the flow of refugees out of ukraine. more than 1 million forces free their homes. let s go back to allie velshi at the train station in budapest. who are you talking to? it appears they have the
these who have been forced to effectively be a sacrifice zone for the fossil fuel industry are now also a sacrifice zone to this electric investor-owned utility, who has been shareholder profit over people for years. i think that s true. this is why we have to have these conversations, my colleague allie velshi talked about this in the last hour. why can t with go hard and look at renewable energy. the new orleans plant would be able to keep powering through hot summer days and storms. however, all eight of their transmissions in new orleans failed. what happened here? well, what happened here is a failure to plan for the century we re in, a failure to plan for climate change and the storms that are coming faster and harder, and a failure to listen to the communities who want not
chose to run for his seat. but again, we don t know if hatch is planning to retire yet. he s been mum on rumors that he s heading towards retirement. but i do think given his age that it is likely to happen and mitt romney would be the go-to candidate to take the seat in utah. the president son the ground a little while longer. we ll see if we get anything out of the senate. gabby, thank you for being with us. that will wrap us this hour of msnbc live. i m chris jansing. it s to my colleague katy tur. it says katy tur and i m standing next to allie velshi. you re practically twins. ali velshi, i ll let you take over. i m ali vels in for katy tur