future you then set that against the mounting evidence not gist of war crimes but zelenskyy saying that genocide was there. i m not sure the evidence may well have existed regardless of the military side and seems like the two kind of sitting side by side forced a linkage in that area. the argument for not increasing in some substantial way your degree of commitment to the cause and to arms and assistance and more would be hard to do that for biden and may have wanted to hold that off for longer. we ll do that no matter what. i don t want to link these things. the other thing happening at the same time, jack, the goal is now
in the city during those times. when there is shelling in the areas, the residents are going down to bomb shelters, and they are sleeping in metro stations because at night when the fighting escalates they need to seek that shelter and a good time, they re able to return home during the daytime. they re able to stand in line to get groceries, there is still some functions of a normal city life that are taking place, but it s, you know, very much an extraordinary circumstance for all of these people. absolutely. rolling stone and msnbc contributor, jack crosbie, thank you very much, your writing is compelling, as was this interview. come see us again and stay safe. thank you so much. in the midst of war, the conservative political action committee is happening this weekend and draws all the top republicans including mike pompeo, here being questioned by our own vaughn hillyard, you re about to see it as he s rushing by. there it is, what the former secretary of state said as he
contributor jack crosbie who spent days in kharkiv and now made it to warsaw, poland, after traveling with many of those ukrainians fleeing the country. jack, tell us what i have heard every interview you have done so i hate to pretend that i have not but tell us what your day was like today and what that journey was like. so i have been following this same route essentially from many of the same people coming out of kharkiv same as i was either through train or by car across the country to lviv and then on through the border so i made it through the border myself this morning. had to stand in the same loons as every refugee leaving this country. has to make the way to the same crossings. and you know, what i really heard was this profound mix of
that s almost impossible to capture. i don t see that changing in the immediate future so, you know, it is difficult to look back on a country like that, especially now that i have left it and realize that so many stories ar there and may not get told. well, because of the story that you have told and because of the words you ve written and the generosity of spirit that you have had to be on programs like this one, we know so much more. our understanding of that pain is enhanced so much, and it crushes me to hear that you feel any guilt. i think most of us in climate-controlled studios have the guilt market cornered. i hope you travel safely. and i thank you for all of your contributions to helping us understand this story and understand the horrors of war in ukraine. jack crosbie in poland for us, thank you so much.
and try to pressure populations as much as possible, through any means necessary, often through means we are an innocent people are thrown into firing line. it is good to have you, here jack crosbie. thanks so much. still to come, the search to replace russia s oil. why the answer isn t to increase production in the u.s.. an ex, what life is like for 2 million ukrainian citizens who fled their country. we will have an interview on the polish border next. xt you re never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it s true, if you have diabetes, you know high blood sugar is the root of the problem. but that excess sugar can cause the blood vessels to be seriously damaged. and when that happens, this could happen: