that s why they re sending all these democrats in to run. it s crazy. it is not personal for me. i have no you know, people want me to hate trump or love trump. that s not what it is. i just tell it on policy. i m not going to talk about him personally. i don t care about that. i think politics is too personal, and i think that s why people are so frustrated right now. donald trump and nikki haley with different approaches about talking about the other. both are making their pitch to voters in new hampshire, while ron desantis has his sights on haley s home state. we ll have more from the campaign trail straight ahead. plus, the latest on the foreign aid package that republicans have tied to border security. we ll go through yesterday s meeting at the white house between president biden and speaker mike johnson. also ahead, another concerning escalation in the middle east as pakistan launches a retaliatory strike inside iran. good morning. welcome to morning joe.
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around midday here in zepa asia, killing ukrainian authorities say at least one person and wounding at least 32 more. now, this city is located just about a half hour s drive from active front lines, and it has been pummeled in the past by russian missiles and markets that have hit apartment buildings here with deadly results these buildings kind of face towards the southwest, and that is in the direction of russian occupied ukrainian territory, so you can kind of come to the conclusion that this deadly projectile would have flown from that direction. we can hear at night now under cover of darkness. some residents in some of the neighboring apartments that have been badly damaged, working in the dark, cleaning up rubble and shards of glass in what s left of their homes. missile hits his hair. and my
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can just bring in the powerful though it may be. and if i can just bring in the telegraph s i can just bring in the telegraph s story on ukraine, they say russians have been discussed killing ukrainian citizens in radio messages. we have seen many attacks on civilians reported. yes. messages. we have seen many attacks on civilians reported. on civilians reported. yes, and of course the on civilians reported. yes, and of course the reason on civilians reported. yes, and of course the reason this on civilians reported. yes, and of course the reason this particularl course the reason this particular intercepted or overheard conversation amongst russian soldiers conversation amongst russian soldiers is very relevant is because if you soldiers is very relevant is because if you can soldiers is very relevant is because if you can hear russian generals are soldiers if you can hear russian generals are soldiers saying, your orders are to kill, even soldiers saying, your order