Good morning, welcome to morning joe. Its wednesday, march 13th. We have so much more to get to with that hearing yesterday on capitol hill. Democrats pressed the former Special Counsel on his language about President Bidens memory while republicans wanted to know why the president wasnt charged. Meanwhile, also on capitol hill, today the who house is expected to vote on a bill that could lead to a ban on one of the most popular apps in america. Well explain that legislation. Well also get analysis on the alarming comments from russian president Vladimir Putin this morning about the threat to use nuclear weapons. Hes saying that if russias sovereignty or independence is threatened, he will use nukes. Good morning, everybody. Along with willie and me, we have the host of wasteway, bureau chief at politico jonathan louisiana mere. Msnbc contributor Mike Barnacle and jonathan martin. Great group this morning. Also has President Biden announced a new Weapons Package for ukraine. According
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17,000 people were killed. we are joined live from istanbul. what s the latest? how are rescue efforts going? reporter: yes. well, of course, it s night time now. the earthquake struck, i suppose, at a relatively good time. it struck on a sunday afternoon when people weren t in bed, when people weren t at work, but even then we know the amount of people, still under the rubble, there s a large number, maybe even 400 people still waiting to be rescued. of course that rescue now has to go on by headlight and by generator light. at first there was a mad scramble by the local people to get at the people who were buried under the debris. it is now more organized. rescue teams have come throughout the country. turkey, as you said, is a country that is used to seismic activity. there are people who really know how to do this. but when these things first the happen it is a mad scramble. the turkish prime minister was on the scene. he has just announced in a rather subdued voice the
Justice and that s what we did. cnn s reza sayah is in islamabad for us tonight. when you look at this language from the prime minister to parliament today, quite defiant. is this relationship headed for breakup? reporter: well, i don t think it s headed for a breakup. you can certainly argue base odden what yodbased on what you heard from the prime minister, that he tried to escalate tensions between the u.s. and pakistan. i think everyone both sides agree that both sides still need one another and despite all of these serious crisis that these two countries face, they re going to somehow trudge forward. i think the u.s. needs pakistan when it comes to the fight against extremism in this region, if it ever wants to hammer out a political solution in afghanistan and ever pull out its troops. it needs pakistan. pakistan on the other hand needs the u.s. to give the weak unstable government some credibility. obviously the u.s. giving