least some of the civilians trapped for months in that steel plant in mariupol. a plant that has been sort of the last pocket of resistance for ukraine in that city. about 100 civilians seeing sunlight for the first time in what could be weeks, even months they ve pen hiding underground in basements. they got out but others have not. the shelling of the site has resumed hit by what he says were all kinds of weapons. hundreds of people, civilians, remain trapped, including innocent women, children and elderly. they re running out of food, water and medicine. we have new satellite videos exclusive to cnn showing what the plant looks like now. you can see how many buildings have been leveled. the hollowed out shells of these two months of russian strikes there. in the meantime, eight days of hell. president vladimir putin s rush to bombard ukraine could have everything to do with may 9th, known as victory day in russia.
but i don t claim to be a journalist. a claim to be a talk show host. there you have it, fox news host sean hannity as he deals with the hollowed from new tech showing he was ready to do just about anything it took to keep the president in office. can hannity himself be a witness. just announced public hearings from the january six committee. also this hour president biden, set to step out today a white house tradition the white house correspondents dinner. we re going have a preview of the event, later on this hour. we want to start the, in ukraine. nbc news has confirmed that some of the civilians trapped in the steel plant have now been evacuated. cal good to talk to once again. take us through this, cal, as we re learning more information about the evacuations that are happening at the steel plant that until now have been under
this area, russian forces could reach a port city of a half million in hours. despite the threat, life here goes on much as normal. at the local markets, stalls are open and the shelves are full. i would love to know if you think there will be a war. we don t want war. we have children and grandchildren, and there won t be war. we believe that. some say that america is exaggerating the threat. no there will not be a war he says. it is only biden that thinks this. it is interesting to talk to people here. nobody seems remotely concerned about the prospect of an imminent invasion. these people are no strangers to war. all around the hollowed out remnants of villages destroyed
it s interesting talking to people here. nobody seems to be remotely concerned about the prospect of an imminent invasion. these people are no strangers to war. all around mariople, the hollowed out remnants of villages destroyed and abandoned by fighting. but whether moved by denial or disbelief, these soldiers and the people they re protecting, don t expect history to repeat itself. for now, they wait and they watch and they hope. wolf, the u.s. has been delivering weapons here to ukraine and among them, these much coveted javelin missiles. antitank armor piercing missiles. but one of the rules of the cease fire or truce agreement on the front lines is that those javelins cannot be brought to front line positions.
studying american political rage, its sources, it s a basil depths, it s retention us fracturing power. i thought i was studying an external from not phenomenon at a distance, and i was. now the rage has come for me. the anti vax trucker convoy has made it up close and personal. three weeks ago, truckers formed a convoy to protest the cross border covid vaccine mandate. last weekend, they rolled into my toronto neighborhood, near big bloor street and avenue road. i went on to bear witness. the scene was not surprising to me. the same sort of people i d seen at donald trump rallies and prepwork invections were there with their hollowed out faces, intimate with pain and their perpetually misspelled signs and their sense of belonging to a community of the exclude it. heading off our discussion tonight is stephen marche, author of the next civil war,