michael mcfaul says russia could be coming closer to a compromise with ukraine. the idea that the only thing that we can do to end the war in ukraine is to give them a face sitting way out which usually translates to by the way giving him ukrainian tele-tory think this is a whole episode has really undermine the hypothesis. maybe putin will negotiate not when he s winning or not when he s given a gift of territory in ukraine but when he s using, as he just did yesterday. joining me now with the latest nbc news foreign correspondent raf sanchez. what more can you tell us about president zelenskyy s conversation with president biden? well, alicia, these conversations between kyiv and washington are ongoing in regular and they are happening at all levels of government. president biden spoke to president zelenskyy but lloyd austin the u.s. defense secretary spoke to his counterpart ukrainian defense minister today also. and yesterday we saw that general mark really the ch
Africanamericans. Now the pages detail systemic Racial Discrimination not just in the force but also in the courts and the report includes account after account of whats described as suspicious with legally unsupportable stops. I want to give you an example one man taken into custody for giving police his name as mike instead of michael. Cnn justice reporter evan perez has been scouring this report he broke the news yesterday about these doj findings and hes joining me live. Evan what else is in this report . Ana, these findings are really stark when you hear all the complaints when you and i were in ferguson from people and they describe the encounters they had with police and you see what the Justice Department is reporting here it really does back up what a lot of those people were talking about, and ill give you the example you gave of this person who gave his name as mike and the Police Officer charged him with lying, because his name was michael and because he provided an address
ukraine. he needs him for his own protection. he also needs him to keep prigozhin s troops in line. putin can t imagine what would happen if prigozhin were arrested or disappeared. what would happen to the tens of thousands of men who are actively serving and prigozhin s private army? hundreds of thousands who served in the army in the past. so, this is really, putin might be better off if he could get rid of him. it might be too risky of a proposition. there are many questions that remain in this moment. i appreciate all the asterisks you point on every answer. marcia gessen, as always, thank you for your time. next, how moscow is moving or the rebellion. stay with us. wh itus
bono and the edge met ukrainians in kyiv, and performed a concert in a subway station to support ukraine s fight for freedom. and joining us now is marcia gessen, staff writer from the new yorker, and author of the book, surviving autocracy. thank you very much for joining us tonight. so vladimir putin had a big speech scheduled for today, the annual celebration of russia s victory, soviet union s victory in world war ii. and it was an ally of the united states and britain. what the russians expect to hear from putin today? and what did they hear? well, i think actually the russians heard exactly what they expected to hear, which was a speech. and this is not putin speech. there were parades all over the country, and the local leaders spoke at these parades, both local military and local civilian leaders, and every