these traumatized young people. in my exclusive interview, doctor biden told me that she had to visit these teachers and spent mother s day weekend with ukrainian refugees after she saw pictures of families being ripped apart by war. but when dr. jill biden and i sat down i had to ask her about which she thought of the most heated debate in america right now. the leak of the supreme court opinion overturning roe v. wade. for the first time, folks, she did say where she stands? take a listen. dr. jill welcome. i cannot think of a better first guess from my first show than the first lady of the united states of america. i m very excited to talk to you about your life, your family, your work, your trip that you re about to take. i want to first start with talking to you about something that is really weighing on the minds of hearts of so many americans right now. that is the prospect of roe v. wade being overturned. i want to talk to as a legislator, you re not a legislator. i w
nbc news have confirmed that 20 civilians were allowed to leave the besieged steel plant. we ll talk about that in a moment. also gonna talk to pennsylvania congresswoman chrissy houlahan about what s going on in ukraine, and whether congress will come through on president biden s a pass kids for the besieged country. i will talk about the wild political scene in her home state. also this hour, donald trump said to hold a rally tomorrow, in nebraska, supporting a candidate accused of multiple sexual assaults. he s not only standing by him, he s coaching him on how to turn the tables on his accusers. plus this. yes i m a member of the press, i have radio affiliates, i m on the fox news channel, which is a news channel. but i don t claim to be a journalist. a claim to be a talk show host. there you have it, fox news host sean hannity as he deals with the hollowed from new tech showing he was ready to do just about anything it took to keep the president in office. can hannit
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
Good evening and welcome to politicsnation, tonight s lead, spilling over. right now i m worried that the experts are indeed right. russia s war in ukraine appears to have bogged down in the country s east, with ukrainian resistance slowing down russian aggression in the region. and there s warning of a protracted conflict with implications beyond the current battlefield. and ukrainian president sobieski saying he s doubtful