anniversary of russia s invasion of ukraine. we are trying to the russian presidents and national address just ahead and china s top diplomat is in moscow to meet with his russian counterpart as the u.s. warns a beijing could increase its support for russia s war efforts. plus, the earthquake hit areas and turkey in desperate need of access to health care and military aid, we are live in scandinavia. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with paula newton! it s so the coming hours, u.s. president joe biden s had to meet with nato secretary general and leaders of the group known as the bucharest nine during his final day in poland. the book resonant is made up of nations that sits on the most eastern part of that nato alliance. you see that country there. that meeting only one day after mr. biden delivered a rallying cry to declaring ukraine will never be a victory for russia. he repeatedly called out putin a by name and just as he did a day earlier in kyiv, h
tentative from me for now, now it s time to the last word with lawrence o donnell, good evening lawrence. good evening rachel, we ve heard many speeches on this day, and martin luther king s birthday over the years since his assassination. i heard when today for the first time, that was delivered in 1983. and it is just the most extraordinary, 60 minutes long, we re gonna show some of it later in this hour, the most extraordinary speech about martin luther king, i ve ever heard, it was delivered by then funniest man in the world, richard pryor. in washington d.c.. and thanks to c-span, which is something we say all the time, thanks to c-span, it is been preserved, and we must show some of it later, it s like nothing you ve ever seen on this day, i have no memory of it, i don t member seeing it, know remember hearing about it. it wasn t in a news cycle that day, that s for sure. that is fantastic i did not know this existed. not only have not heard it before, they know exi
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Poland s president on wednesday, 7 pm in warsaw, 6 pm in london. meantime, in moscow, russian president lattimore portion was as we were to, saying deliver his own space and announce that russia was spending a nuclear arms control treaty with washington. he also argued that the west is to align for escalating situation in ukraine claiming that it wants to make the conflicts even wider. cnn s sebastian joins us live from london with more. certainly a consequential speech, and a lot of the rhetoric was what we have heard before. but what were his aims and delivering this for an hour and 45 minutes? in front of all of those loyalist? you know, paula, that s kind of, unclear al-ata so recycled talking points in the likes of which that repeatedly from president putin over the last year. the west are to blame. it s about nato expansion. russia has tried to prevent. it s about denazifying ukraine. it s about protecting ukrainian civilians, all about what he did it, and we call this indust
liberate ukraine, denazifying ukraine, demilitarize it in a matter of weeks. he has grossly miscalculated, time and time again, and deeply underestimated the will of the ukrainian people. to fight until all of their territories liberated. i don t see how that changes i just can t understand the circumstances under which that changes, whether it s months or years whether we are supporting them or not. my prediction is that ukrainians will continue to fight russian occupation until it is no more. former ambassador michael mcfaul thank you very much for joining us once again, always appreciate it. thanks for having me. thank you. coming up, in 1967, got up to one of the last television interviews with the reverend martin luther king junior, that is next. or, that is next