and simon schuster, and nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel is with me on set. talk to me where we are in this moment and why the speech could be critical. you ve been on the front lines for months. ukraine is trying to do everything it can to stay relevant, to keep the attention on ukraine. ukrainian money, and weapons and wants sanctions to be maintained on russia. i think many are watching. some nations seem to be wavering, maybe it s time to strike a deal. maybe it s time to bring putin back in the fold. perhaps ukraine should give away some of its provinces in exchange for peace. and ukrainian officials are trying to counter that narrative, saying we can t stop. putin is not going to stop even if we cut off part of our country and give it away to him. this leads to greater appetites of dictators. there s a tremendous desire from president zelenskyy personally to make sure the world continues to focus on ukraine and stay with ukraine. do you get a sense
wallace. ever since charged were handed down against donald trump, the ex president has seen returning to the white house as his best defense. no one is more aware of this than jack smith. jack smith asked the supreme court to rule on donald trump s bid to have the charges ruled out because the alleged crimes took place while he was president. this is not new. judge tanya chutkan rejected that claim and trump appealed. jack smith is asking the supreme court to leap frog the appeals court and settle the matter once and for all. the special counsel s move setting up the first, but maybe not the last time, the supreme courtla a role in the united states versus donald trump. prosecutors say, quote, this caserents a fundamental question at the heart ofur democracy. whether a fmer president is absolutely immune from federal prosecution for crimes committed ile in office or is constitutionally protect from federal prosecution when he s been impeached by the house, but not convicte
here. i m in my office. i m on the street. i m with you. your government is here. he s at home, rallying the people. and she is able to go into this role where she can go to my world capital and represent the country and get this kind of attention. other government ministers weren t able to get a standing applause. a defense minister wouldn t be able to get that reception and get them on their feet. we heard the first lady ask for air defense systems. you heard her say, americans are with us. she received applause to that. is there more of an appetite than just applause. the lawmakers inside this auditorium, the hundreds of lawmakers are leaving this speech by the ukrainian lady is the way they left zelenskyy s
largely stalled on all fronts. it adds. and it also notes. as we ve been hearing, president zelensky has spoken to the german parliament by video link, a day after he addressed the us congress in the same way. you can see here the standing ovation. in an emotional address, he compared the invasion of ukraine to a new berlin wall that was dividing europe. he said the now cancelled russian german gas pipeline nord stream 2 had been cement for that wall, and that now german hesitation for ukrainian eu membership was another brick helping to build it. he called for european countries to do more to help. let s speak to our correspondent in berlin, damien mcguinness. just tell us more about the reaction to president zelensky s gas. yes. just tell us more about the reaction to president zelensky s gas. yes, as ou saw to president zelensky s gas. yes, as you saw there. to president zelensky s gas. yes, as you saw there, standing to president zelensky s gas. yes, as you saw there, standing
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