period. yeah. i will net lopez, the new spies is online for insider. thanks for coming on. thank you. we ll roll right into the fourth hour of morning joe. it s 9:00 on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. out west. katty kay and jonathan lemire are with us. in just under an hour, the u.n. security council will meet again to discuss the war in ukraine. it comes just hours after president zelenskyy spoke to the south korean parliament warning that russia won t stop attacking until it is forced to. he now says the death toll in mariupol alone is in the tens of thousands. zelenskyy also compared russian atrocities with those perpetuated by north korea during the korean war and called again for the international community to do more to help. president zelenskyy also offered his opinion on what he s seeing in the actions of russian soldiers, saying, russian soldiers were shocked by the normal equipment and normal food in people s houses in ukraine. the majority of them have neve
you have not been able to tell that much during the last year because of the war, about the fact that this country has a rich and distinct culture? i was standing in between two great cathedrals. one cathedral is behind you, saint sophia of the 11th century. and this, one st. michael s cathedral, was ruined by the way, by bolsheviks insurgents, and was fully rebuilt. but this is the great square, it shows how rich the ukraine history is, and russia right now, they are robbing artifacts from museums, so they steal also our history, because ancient kyiv started from here the place where we are standing right now. and russians all the time or trying to take this on their behalf, the rich history of ukraine. but going back to the 30s, this has been a struggle for ukrainians. they have always felt that association with russia is meant to diminish the cultural heritage. vladimir putin said it on the night he declared the special military operation, that it is not a place of
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this is cnn breaking news. hello, again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me on what is seriously a marathon saturday. on capitol hill and wherever you are. i m fredricka whitfield. we begin with this breaking news from capitol hill, where we re watching an 11th hour stopgap spending bill potentially come to reality. the house is yet to vote on it, but there are so many moving parts today, you re seeing the minority house minority leader, hakeem jeffries, who has been using his magic minute to speak to the chamber there, imploring that all of this was avoidable, there could have been some bipartisan effort to keep government spending well before this juncture, but here we all are. let s get to cnn s lauren fox on capitol hill. brand new reporting that you have about not just what s going on in the house, but apparently what s happening in the senate, and how all of this is coming together. what s going on? reporter: let me paint a picture for viewers at home. ba
terms of how we have broader authority to go after illegal immigrants and make arrests on that. lawrence: texas department of public safety last defense of our border. thank you for joining the program. third hour of fox and friends starts right now. ainsley: final hour of fox and friends with fox weather alert. americans hit the roads ahead of thanksgiving, hail and tornados in southern louisiana last night. steve: 20 million americans could face a severe storm system before turkey day. brian: travelers facing headaches, flight aware reporting 9600 delays since sunday. lawrence: janice dean is standing by but we begin with casey stegall at the dfw airport. hi. a place you are familiar with. things are moving fairly smoothly at dfw this morning. it is early. this is second busiest airport in the country. we re in terminal d. take a live look, no real lines to speak of at the ticket counter and tsa is reporting. 114 delays nationwide, bulk in los angeles and ph