this new report is deeply disturbing. they re calling it a quote large scale systemic network of reeducation camps. what should the international response be here and what do you make of this? well, first, it s an incredible report. lots of reporting there that must have been very difficult to obtain. so i applaud them. i hope we ll see more of this kind of reporting. but second, in the conclusion, they talk about the war crimes. they talk very clearly about violations of geneva conventions and the international community needs to take this more seriously. there are many things going on. military assistance, sanctions, but we need to prepare for life after this war and part of that is making putin be held accountable for the crimes he s committing now. these kids ripped apart from their families and now they re sent to reeducation camps. we mentioned the push from the biden administration. we re showing a map of all the
enters a guilty plea for attacking michael fanone with a stun gun. while admitting guilt, we ll tell you who else he blames. plus, unconscionable. that s what the state department is saying after issuing a new and disturbing report out of ukraine. they say russia relocated at least 6,000 ukrainian children and are placing them in so-called reeducation camps. first, i ll talk to catie beck who is in south carolina. she is covering the murdaugh trial. sam brock is in florida where lawmakers are considering relaxing gun laws and nbc s maggie vespa is at michigan state where a gunman killed three students, but we start with mike memoli who s at the white house for us. we ve been hearing from senators who are coming out of a briefing about what s happened in the skies. the objects were shot down. one after the other said whether he knows stuff or he can talk about what he doesn t know, we want to hear from the president.
they want to get him in a room and answer those questions. as you point out, chris, in the past, fauci has been willing to battle with members of congress in an open setting and defend his record, the decisions he made as the director. the lead member of the federal government tasked with rainging in the coronavirus. this may be a different situation if they ve got him behind closed doors. they could videotape the deposition to be used later, but it may be a lot different than what we ve experienced so far with his testimony up to this point. thank you so much for that. reeducation camps for young ukrainians in russia. the new report finding that thousands of children who are already there right now. plus, the message from our military leaders overseas in brussels as we approach one year of war in ukraine and a new phase of combat. you re watching chris jansing reports only on msnbc. ombat. you re watching chris jansing reports only on msnbc. rinkled m?
and it is your your fault. reporter: ayup got early access to this new search engine. it s linked to tens of thousands of files that were hacked from police computers in xinjiang. it s 830,000 different people are in these files, and it s clear from the files that tens of thousands of them are detained. reporter: adrian zenz, a researcher with the victims of communism memorial foundation, first released some of the hacked police filed last year. the chinese government has not denied their authenticity, but state media has slammed his analysis of the data, calling it disinformation. beijing denies it committed human rights abuses while detaining up to 2 million ethnic uighurs and other minority groups in reeducation camps in xinjiang. a campaign of mass repression the u.s. government claims amount to genocide.