billion. we re providing the lion s share of that aid. i believe it s about 85% of it. now there s some resistance building in according. not nearly a majority but a number of officials that were saying let s audit whatever money we re senting over or let s stop sending it over altogether. are ukrainians getting worried about that kind of stuff? absolutely they re getting worried. we just returned from the front lines. the soldiers told us that they need the united states and ukraine s western allies to win the war. right now they re getting barely enough to stay in the fight. russian forces are attacking from the east and from the south. the war tactics of vladimir putin are unconventional and difficult to defend against. they re throwing wagner mercenaries on the front lines using humans as cannon fodder.
0 february 24. always, the story goes on. look forward to seeing you here monday. stick around. watch the judge on the five. it s going to be a great show. neil: all right. there has been a break in the murdaugh trial. it is supposed to resume in the next ten minutes or so. this will give the defense a class to cross examine alec murdaugh who handled himself nicely if you like that sort of thing. questions to the prosecution going over everything, the physical evidence to his financial predicament. when they resume, we ll go back to the courthouse. meantime, i want to remind you of other big developments that has been having. the one-year anniversary now of the ukraine war. growing indications it could go on awhile especially with signs that china is looking to get cozier with russia. this comes at the same time that we re getting word that china has out there a 12-point peace plan that has gotten the interest of president zelensky. let s get on all of these developing issues with
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trump, still an office. federal agents, being sent into american cities like portland, and seattle, and using war tactics against protesters for racial justice. i was in this seat, filling in for chris hayes, for the first time. we should stop talking about the f-word, fascism. i have worked around the globe. i ve interviewed prime ministers, and government officials. dictators, despots, authoritarians. i think it is time in america, we have a proper conversation about the f-word. no, not that one, fascism. i know, i know, it is controversial. people get come uncomfortable when you mention it. but to borrow a line, if not now, when? if not us, the free press, then who? for far too long, we have shined away from the f-word. there is donald trump a fascist, and the ad hominem, a political insult. the liberal who cried wolf. look, i get it, fascism is
plus i know everyone is talking about political pawn, and politics, but that is far from this courtroom. the truly unacceptable sentencing of britney griner. nearly a decade in a russian prison. plus, a verdict reached in the alex jones defamation trial. you are saying that everything is true, but it isn t. your beliefs do not make it true. that is what we are doing here. the millions of dollars he owes for his sandy hook lies. when all in starts, right now. good evening, from washington d. c., i m mehdi hasan, in for chris hayes. cast your mind back to two years ago. the summer of 2020, donald trump, still an office. federal agents, being sent into american cities like portland, and seattle, and using war tactics against protesters for