she did it. she dropped into oblivion after that. so, i m so glad she is getting more attention now, and the work she has written is almost prophetic. a lot of her news clippings. yeah. marsha, thank you for being with us. thanks for being a member of the book club and the team of people we interview and adding to the corpus. i marsha it skrypuch see author of numerous books, including today s banned book club feature, winterkill. that s it for. me catch it back tomorrow morning, as our coverage ukraine continues our new time slot, 10 pm eastern. also join me at 8 pm eastern monday night, i ll be sitting with chris hayes on all in. alex witt reports is up next. as we go, i leave you with the beautiful, beautiful sight of st. michaels golden domed, right next to me here in kyiv, ukraine, as the bell tolls. the bell tolls
outreaches, even in kyiv, it scares you. however, it does not change our plans. we know that we are going to fight. we know it is putin s intention to break our spirit. it is putin s intention to instill fear in us. i hope that you have seen this video, when people were hiding in the subway stations, bomb shelters and holding hands and singing ukrainian anthems. we may be heartbroken, but we are not broken, ali. you are not broken. one day, you and i will not talk about this. we will talk about other things. we will talk about the rebuilding of ukraine. about what the future looks like. about places that people like me can go visit in ukraine as tourists. for a while, we will talk about this. kira, thank you for being with us, kira rudik a ukrainian member of parliament. coming up, the book club is nearly in a session with alex geno alex gino and their children s
sprawling, wide, and massive this investigation is. and how much work needs to be going into it because you not only need to know what your evidence is, but you also need to understand what the defenses evidence may be. that requires a tremendous amount of investigation prior to indictment. dan, good to see you, thanks for joining us. dan goldman is a former majority counsel for the house impeachment that led to the first impeachment of donald trump. he s also the former director of investigations for the house intelligence committee. still ahead this hour, a special edition of the book club the chilling nicola. the book shed light on the impossible burden of working poverty in this country. we re gonna pick up that torch today with some amazing authors who know firsthand what it is like to live and work so hard for so little. also, hungary is no longer a full democracy but i quote, hybrid regime of electoral autocracy with victor at the helm. my own experience in that country later.
major events. facts, figures, and causality, make up half of the historical picture and the other part is understanding behind every one of those facts, dates in the textbook, is a human life as rich and nuance does your own. resetting the death toll is not enough. that will not allow you to understand what it was like to go through the holocaust. most of us will never know that. we cannot say never again if we don t have these try to understand. moreover, white bird imports important lessons for children outside of its historical value. strength and kindness, the power of redemption, forgiveness, resiliency. one member of the book club, sharon harris, a former english teacher, emailed us defending white bird as required reading. she started with a line from the book. it does not matter how they used to be, it only matters how you are now. adding quote, the novel conveys that we all make mistakes, but we can learn and grow and become better people. no book with that lesson should
a brief note. as you well know, we took a break from the book club for nearly two months. not by, choice but because the world drastically changed over those few weeks in a way that we as velshi could not have predicted. but even as our attention turn toward another ongoing injustice, in ukraine police brutality, overt racism, and flagrant censorship continued in this country. and tragically, there was never a fear that your margin would become less relevant to our booklet members. like the results, it was written for the american public in those few weeks without the book club. it is sad by the very necessary to pick up exactly where we left off. so let us pick back up. right after the break, we speak with nick stone, the author of your, martin and her important book and her reaction to the growing list of school districts and libraries targeting it. this is velshi, live from new york.