mostly cut off from the outside world. they still have been unsuccessful getting aid in and getting people out. trey: they are horrific scenes. our heartbreaks for the ukrainian people. but thank you for risking your own health and well being to bring us the information we need to make decisions. you stay safe. trey: joining us now congresswoman alise stephonnic, thank you for joining us, what is your current sense with this war, could it be over soon in should we be prepared for longer conflict? first, united states of america stands strongly with the people of ukraine. and god bless zelenskyy for the leadership he has shope throughout this horrif shown throughout this horrific war. the images you showed on the show, they are devastating, they are examples of genocide, and heinousness of
can be about the border if she doesn t go to the border? well, i agree with you. addressing the root causes of this illegal migration is one step in the overall solution here. but visiting that southwest border, talking to the men and women of border patrol and the law enforcement agents as well as the migrants. she needs to understand what is causing them to make this dangerous journey. is it jobs? is it economic opportunity or is it the persecution that they re talking about? so she can talk with these individuals first hand. as she talks with guatemala and others, she has a first hand account of what the migrants are doing. but first of all, they need to shope support to the men and women of border patrol. these are law enforcement that go to work every day, facing a historic crisis and surge of individuals at the border and doing their best to keep the border under control and secure
summoned back to moscow for medical exams after being exposed to the high levels of radiation. the medics were forced to sign nondisclosure agreements about what they saw. satellite photos said ships known to carry nuclear fuel near the test site. from the shape of the cruise missile, this look like it flies below the speed of sound. more like an airplane. not a hypersonic missile like the one that president putin bragged about last year. u.s. intelligence believes the explosion was an engine test for the missile designed to fly anywhere in the world. the u.s. tried to develop a similar missile in the 50s and 60s but abandoned the project because it didn t make sense to put a nuclear reactor inside a missile, shope. shepard: what are you hearing from watch dog groups? they guest us the best info. the international atomic
are not doing enough to rebuild the middle class. so, that s what we re expecting to see, also a little bit more of a talk in the coming days about his record on guns, talking about his role in passing the assault weapons ban, an issue of prom nance right now given the shootings in el paso and dayton. and elizabeth warren has jumped to second place in that poll we mentioned, up 12 points, i believe. is that because of the debates or something else at play here? he s been one of the candidates who s been one of the more vocal ones, calling the president a white supremacist. reporter: yeah, and that actually just happened when we were in harlen, iowa, this morning. and her calling him out as a white supremacist is a marked shift, especially from this weekend when she was asked similar lines of questioning and seemingly hedged on that answer. today she was no holds barred, telling me she was calling it like she saw it. listen what she told me. he s a man who cozies up to the white s
harry potter. thank you for that. all right. hundreds of undocumented immigrants will waiting to find out what comes next. this after the largest workplace sting operation in a decade. it happened on the first day of school in mississippi. there are videos of children sobbing after learning that a parent was detained with one child telling a reporter her father was not a criminal. even now some are separated from their parents, forced into child protective services. the raids unfolded as president trump traveled to el paso, texas, where 22 people were killed on saturday by a gunman accused of targeting the hispanic community. officers in the mississippi raids arrested 680 people in seven locations in six cities. this is simply a message of our country is based upon the rule of law, our jobs in law enforcement is to enforce our laws, and that is what we re doing in this operation. those detained were taken to a mississippi national guard hangar to be processed. new york senator