doctors behind these reports and why they made a public call to the white house for a needed strategy overall. the president promised that his mission was to shut down this virus. remember these? i m going to shut down the virus. i ll shut down the virus, not the economy. i m not going to shut down the country but i ll shut down the virus. martha: now president biden being told that people will need to learn to live with this as 49% of voters say the president is failing on his handling of the virus. that s up 15 points since may. that was one of his strongest areas going through a rough patch where that is concerned. dr. michael olsterholm is one of the president s advisers urging him to make changes. doctor, thanks for being with us today. i guess i d like to ask you right off the bat what made you publish this strong group of letters? well, first of all, let s characterize them for what they are. we re looking six months or a year from now or maybe longer. we re in a
democrats a blueprint for beating that right-wing culture war attacks? hate will only win if people like me standby and let it happen. all in starts right now. good evening, everyone, from new york, i m in for chris hayes this evening. and it has been nearly two months since russia launched this unprovoked war on ukraine. and russian troops are bearing down on the eastern part of the country an area known as the donbas. they are healing their new assault with artillery and missile strikes all along the 300 mile eastern front. in the utterly devastated city of mariupol, the ukrainian government estimates the death toll now stands at more than 20,000. let that sink in for a moment. the commander of the last remaining ukrainian troops in that city, hold up in a steel with hundreds of troops and civilians is literally begging the world for help. [speaking foreign language] today ukraine s deputy prime minister said that a planned humanitarian corridor to evacuate civilia
solidarity with russia. now again, keep in mind the timing here, this is february this year. this was the time of the whole world was on tenterhooks expecting that putin was about to start a big war and invade ukraine. and there is brazil s president hopping into putin s proverbial lap. he goes to moscow, does this big three day official trip to moscow, has this big meeting, this big photo op with putin. he denied that putin would launch any war in ukraine. for good measure he explained how brazil was closer than ever to russia. don t worry world putin is great. he s not going to do anything bad. he s my guy. one week later of course putin invaded ukraine. which was awkward for the brazilian president. but now today, brazil s president has decided that he will handle that very embarrassing turn of events the way i m sure we all wish we could. he has decided that he will dump it down the memory hole and close the door on it. bolsonaro, brazil s president today decreed that all
war attacks? hate will only win if people like me standby and let it happen. all in starts right now. good evening, everyone, from new york, i m ayman mohyeldin in for chris hayes this evening. and it has been nearly two months since russia launched this unprovoked war on ukraine. and russian troops are bearing down on the eastern part of the country an area known as the donbas. they are healing their new assault with artillery and missile strikes all along the 300 mile eastern front. in the utterly devastated city of mariupol, the ukrainian government estimates the death toll now stands at more than 20,000. let that sink in for a moment. the commander of the last remaining ukrainian troops in that city, hold up in a steel with hundreds of troops and civilians is literally begging the world for help. [speaking foreign language] today ukraine s deputy prime minister said that a planned humanitarian corridor to evacuate civilians out of mariupol did not work as planned, b
seizure of john eastman s phone? love, the senator pretending to be on the phone is now changing his story. no, you re not. i can see our phone. i can see your screen. and you revelations and the alleged assault from rudy giuliani, from grocery store surveillance video. all of a sudden, i feel a shot on my back, like somebody shocked me. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. as a result of friday s supreme court ruling from the courts trump s elected right wing majority, abortion is now completely banned in seven states, and bans are forthcoming in around a doze more. we are already hearing just heart-wrenching stories of clinics, being shut down, pregnant women unable to access abortions. if the most significant step back in terms of individual rights in recent memory. and we should be clear about one thing. the u.s. is, for better or for worse, a two party system. and the responsibility for the end of abortion rights in t