is troubling me here, i see a pattern as i look at social media this morning. you know, all of a sudden, massive speculation about alien invasions and additional chinese action, russian action. in the absence of information, peoples anxiety leads them into potentially destructive areas. i do hope very soon the administration has a lot more information for all of us on what is going on. for more on all this, let s bring in my political panel. tolu olorunnipa is the white house bureau chief for the washington post. daniel moody is host of the podcast, and msnbc political analyst and former chief communications adviser, former speaker paul ryan. welcome. i don t think anybody had another aerial object on their bingo card this afternoon. tell you, there is a lot we don t know about these objects shot down since friday, right? there has been three. what are the biggest questions that you have? and there are a ton of
their best to make a difference, it did. it made a difference. it was amazing to me. i hope that they stick to what they say they are going to do. it did, it brought me a lot of hope. amber, you look at the last word on this. to be the first stop after the state of the union at our aining center, that was an incredible honor. i felt like i had a lot of hope. i felt really exhilarated. i felt like he actually cares about average, hardworking americans out in the field, that are outbuilding america. out of all the places he could have gone in the united states, he chose our center where we are on the ground every day, working with our hands, building roads, building buildings, the things that we
distributed it. it was nowhere near enough to match the immense needs that emerged from the earthquake. people need everything. they need the shelter, the water, the food. most of all, they had their loved ones trapped in the rubble. they did not have the needed equipment to extract them, save lives. it s very painful. syrians have been going through this for 20 years. they felt that they on that note, then, what about the global community and their response here? we have heard criticism when it comes to getting aid into the region. you talked about the things that are needed to do this recovery. what are your thoughts on the response from around the world? i will try to be brief. you know, one of the major complications and obstacles is that, in syria, the situation is complicated politically and security wise. many of these people lived in hard to reach areas. to get to them, it takes a lot and needs a lot of