politics. i m john king in washington. thank you for sharing your day with us. air raid sirens rang through the ukrainian night as russia lobs artillery, drones and missiles in every corner of the country. that as the united states delivers a public warning to china, do not dispatch weapons to vladimir putin. plus, the chairwoman of the republican national committee thinks she can get donald trump to put pen to paper and say yes to supporting the party s 2024 nominee, even if it s not him. and new intelligence pushes the energy department to change its view of how the covid pandemic began. the agency now believes the virus leaked from a chinese lab. up first for us this hour sh, turnover and triage in ukraine. president zelenskyy dismissing the commander of joint force operations. mr. zelenskyy did not explain why or why now, as this leadership shuffle collides with a new russian offensive. 14 iranian made aircraft buzzing over kyiv. they shot towdown 11 of those drone
do not puff out your chest and say we re going to make norfolk southern pay, we get that, help us now. ashley: alexandria hoff has more, good morning. alexandria: there is no plan for the president to visit east palestine. the trip to virginia, glenn youngkin says it is time for leaders to lead and his state does not need the appearance. joe biden has been to ukraine and now virginia, he has yet to go to ohio. go where people have health concerns driving them to worry about not just the day-to-day impact of this horrific train issue c, but the long-term impact with cancer threats, etcetera. alexandria: latest poll shows 33% of voters approve of president biden s handling of the derailment. the impact is still being felt. hazardous chemicals were released and one man told a strange, heartbreaking story. he says since the explosion, his voice sounds like he inhaled helium. there is no one in town to run toxicology to find out which they are, my voice sounds like mickey
appointed judge who will make that call. plus, trump s legal liability. simultaneous investigations are underway from january 6th to georgia. what poses the most peril for the former president? also, rudy giuliani s role in january 6th should come as no surprise to those of you who remember the new york police riots. we ll talk about rudy event than in rudy now. i ve ever jury guesses comedy paves the way for others to follow. this is american voices. erican voices. we begin this hour and texas. a judge will hand down a ruling that could affect the future of abortion access across the country. it could affect laws that protect reproductive freedom. it comes down to one man, a judge with a long history of antiabortion beliefs. judge matthew because merrick has, quote, the opportunity to impose the most far-reaching limit on abortion access since the supreme court overturned roe. he will soon rule on a lawsuit seeking to revoke u.s. government approval of mifepristone, a ke
along with my colleagues, joy reid, and nicole wallace, and the great lawrence o donnell, and many of our other beloved colleagues, again. state of the union address, tomorrow night, we ll see you here at 8 pm eastern. right here on msnbc. that s gonna do it for us, for now. now it s time for the last word with the afro mentioned, lawrence o donnell. good evening. i just heard you call george santos and international man of mystery. i rode down because that is the single kind this that is ever been said about george santos on television. and it was a nice gift. he deserves something nice. i just feel like there s been a lot of attention in the american media it s all the lies that he is told. and i m going to cover the porch of these lies. i m going i m willing to do the international stuff as well. we will follow until the ends of the earth. thank you very much for chasing down the possible police investigation of the stolen shoes which, none of the rest of us were g
present. she ll answer tough questions on the biggest issues back home. what do you say to those people who say maybe he s too old to be president? while serving as an important voice for the biden administration abroad. you are the keepers of democracy. dr. biden speaks about her mission and the challenges facing the continent. everybody has to come together to make sure that these people aren t dying because of the drought. and her inspirational reunion with a woman she first met more than ten years ago. i said you could go anywhere, be anything, and you said no, i m staying in my community. plus, her family s decision on president biden s run in 2024. any chance at this point that he s not going to run? cnn prime time jill biden abroad starts now. good evening, i m sara si sidner. tonight on cnn prime time an in depth interview with the first lady of the united states, a one on one with jill biden who returned from a five-day trip to africa. cnn w