that these talks will succeed between russia and his country. which saw several other cities, including kyiv, hit by russian airstrikes this week. the west continues to plead with russia to allow evacuations from the besieged port of mariupol, the war of words has escalated as well. russia saying that western armed shipments are fair game. it s president biden declares that the u.s. would be sending as much as 33 billion dollars in mostly military aid to ukraine, on the domestic side, the president s reckoning with another aid pledge ahead of midterm elections. the president confirmed this week that he is considering some debt relief, but at a price point far below what s some activists and step civil rights groups say is helpful to younger voters. that democrats want, add to thousands of borrowers of color, that the white house needs. later in the show, the minnesota department of human resources find the city of minneapolis and the minneapolis police department practice r
condemning russian strikes on kyiv, the capital. they happened while the u.n. secretary-general was wrapping up his visit to the capital on thursday. now, ukraine s emergency service says one missile hit an apartment building, setting it on fire. parts of the first two floors were destroyed, and authorities say ten people were injured. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says that attack happened right after he finished meeting with the u.n. chief, who w wasn t harmed. now, during the visit, antonio guterres visited the suburb of bucha where civilians were found dead after russian forces pulled out. while he stressed the need for the atrocities to be thoroughly investigated. have a listen. today, ukraine is an epicenter of unbearable heartache and pain. i witnessed that very vividly today around kyiv. the senseless loss of life, the massive destruction, the unacceptable violations of human rights, and the loss of war. it is vital that the international criminal court an
i m mehdi hasan. welcome to the show. you could be thinking that republican leader kevin mccarthy adores donald trump. i mean he once said an aide to remove starbucks that he did not like. and these guards mortifying lengths to appease trump s most spoken out supporters today. but but what does the top house republican really think about donald j trump? after news broke of a russian hack on the dnc, mccarthy remark to fellow gop leaders that he believes that vladimir putin pays donald trump. when they laughed he said swear to god. the washington post contain audi of that meeting. he said at the time it was a joke. that s when cars the approaches donald trump. fawning in donald trump s presence. or on the news. as the right went on, mccarthy was furious with trump. telling him to call supportive off in a phone call. but hours later, once it was safe urged congress to return to work, some republicans backed away from trump s election lies. even the spinal caucus lindsey g
amber heard about text messages he sent to friends. after you said, let s drown her before we burn her, mr. depp, you said i will [ bleep ] her burnt corpse afterwards to make sure she s dead. that s what you said you would do after you burned her and after you drowned her. did i read that right? you certainly did, yes. more on ten s cross-examination straight ahead. but first, i start in lviv. thank you for joining us. there are new satellite images, new evidence of what appears to be mass graves just outside mariupol. what do you know about that? reporter: don, good evening to you. we are hearing more harrowing details of acts of absolute savagery taking place across ukraine, the sort of acts that one would have thought was consigned to the history books. but what we know, compiled and analyzed by technologies is that mass burial site containing about 200 new graves has been identified in a village. this is the satellite images at the top of the screen, that long l
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