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state of the union address tonight, leading a standing ovation for the people of ukraine, by the first lady s guess, ukraine s ambassador to the united states, who sat with first lady, joe biden. here s some images that you should take a look at of people in kyiv, in ukraine s capital. look at this. a boy practicing with a rifle, outside of his home, as his mother looks on. this group of four women, including a teacher who is crying, as she waits to deploy with ukrainian military. this group of men, getting a briefing before they got to do in the fight. all these pictures were taken by an award-winning american photojournalist, lindsay odario, who s covered war zones for 20 years now. right now, she s in ukraine. she s documenting the ukraine for the new york times. she joins us live from kyiv. we re just coming up on 70 am. lindsey, thank you for being with us, it s a pleasure. thanks for having me.
politicians are saying and what s happening on the ground in a place like ukraine. this has nothing to do with politics or picking a side. it has to do with prepresenting the facts at hand and observing the situation based on the people that we speak with. and those are soldiers, civilians, officials here in the capital of kyiv. and while they greatly appreciate the support from the united states and will let s be very clear, there has been a substantial amount of support in both humanitarian aid and also weapons but it s not enough according to the people that we re talking to not only here in this kyiv, but across the country. howard: it s clearly not enough, and that s why we need journalists like yourself to not only report on this, but to sometimes shake people, hey, folks. because i think, you know, we re being now it s going to be the fourth week, there s a tendency to become numb to it. i mentioned at the top that russian forces at a checkpoint had shot and killed an award-
female journalists for afghan state tv say they have been pulled off the air and barred from the office. the taliban seized radio television afghanistan or rta, on sunday, and appointed new leadership, two of rt ax s female presenter say they were threatened when they tried to enter the office, they were told quote the regime has changed this is in contrast to claims made by taliban officials say they will respect a woman s right to participate in public life. an american photojournalist who spent two decades covering afghanistan and other conflicts in the middle east, the author of it s what i do, a photograph ever s life of and war kidnapped by islamic militants twice in her life, once in libya, and another in iraq. thanks for coming on the show. you first travelled to afghanistan, i believe, when you were 26 years old, interested in the lives of women under the taliban. safe to say the taliban should not be trusted when they say they re ready now in 2021, to respect women? i thi
the more than two million ballots for maricopa county. the results are expected to be released next month. as you recall the audit quote-unquote is conducted by florida company cyber ninjas which had exactly zero experience auditing elections and the owner is a trump supporter. and it could lead to a republican takeover of elections in fulton county, the state s most populous and not by coincidence bluest. a performance review from november, the whole thing could take up to a year to complete. so how worried should we be for the future of our democracy? i m joined by jennifer ruben opinion writer for the washington post and msnbc political analyst, she is author of the upcoming book resistance how women saved democracy from donald trump and also with me