this is why what lindsey graham is doing is so pernicious. the wall street editorial board, people like mike esper, they can get through to republican voters who are kind of ready to move on from trump in private, but they just get bought into the demonization of the far left. and so when lindsey graham says in private, oh, who could get mad at joe biden, joe biden is fine, if he was being honest publicly, is all these guys were given truth serum and forced to speak publicly, would that get the 30% of the trump cult to move? no. but that would reach this 3%, 4% of republican voters that are absolutely necessary for these critical elections and critical issues that face our country. and so that's why to me it's the lindsey graham lying that he does is more damaging than your authentic magas and the stuff they're spreading that's more extreme. >> i can only imagine what lindsey graham would sound like if he was forced to take truth serum. i don't know we'd be able to talk about that too much. ellie, i want to play some audio here of what lindse

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if joining us now from south carolina, senator lindsey graham. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> senator graham: thank you. >> bret: center, we will get to the supreme court in just a moment but first i want to talk about ukraine. you have these intelligence leaks about targeting russian generals, sinking russian warship. does that make war likely between the u.s. and russia? in other words, does that leak in the intelligence targeting equal heavy weapons, planes, in the eyes of putin? how do you see it? >> senator graham: you know, putin winning is a disaster for the united states. that means he's going to move forward further in europe, he's trying to rewrite the map of europe. if putin wins, then taiwan is probably going to be invaded by china, but if putin looses, then i think that's a great day for europe, a great day for the united states. we need to triple down on our willingness to help the ukraine. we need to pass a $33 billion supplemental package, 20 billion for weapons. we need to work with international criminal court to gather e

lindsey piegza there. on the nasdaq, down 2.3%. equities breaking down, yields breaking out. 10 year just short of 3.20. in the fx market, nothing but dollar strength against everything in g10. the dollar index the strongest back to 2002. euro-dollar just about holding on to 1.05. aussie underperformance. tom: is time for an emu export. the one thing i would watch is sterling. we had a 1.22 handle when i walked in the door. sterling at 1.2318. as we triangulate the bloomberg screen, it is simple. this early in the morning, may beat we have not tightened up to where we will be at 8:00 or 9:00. jonathan: 1.2261 the low of the session on cable. captures the fears of the moment, this idea you end up in a more prolonged state of higher inflation together with decelerating growth and a contraction. seth carpenter at morgan stanley says we live in the most chaotic, hard to predict, macro environment in decades. he goes on to say avoiding a recession is our base case, but acknowledged this is what markets do. they have to ship around a ran

from a republican and lindsey graham, no doubt. why weren't we hearing that message publicly? >> well, that seems to be the million dollar question that we have to keep asking ourselves, why there was -- were so many conversations that were being had, and views that were being expressed, not on camera, per se, but sort of behind the scenes, and then, you know, well i just want to back up and also just one thing i noted about that is to say that what he said, what lindsey graham said actually was what anybody would have thought in history basically up to that point in time, right, until the trump era, that would be the natural reaction to think that this would have a sort of -- you know, it would backfire and that people would rally together, and joe biden would be good at it. he was still in that mode, and then obviously got in touch with trump, or somebody else, and realized, oh, we don't think that way anymore. so that -- i'm going to have to override my conscience, and my common sense, and i'm going to have to now completely cha

. >> trevor: so here std thing, for context, this is the same lindsey graham who after january 6th was brnging up the 25th amendment, is he like this is too much. we've gone too far. and then trump has him on the phone and he's just like dance for me. and i does. >> this is three months later, this is pretty-- . >> trevor: is this, does this show us that the politicians are are lying to the people or lying to trump. >> that say great question. >> that say really good question, look, i think we were shocked not that lindsey graham would be calling trump at that point. but we all know that how lindsey graham wrote back to trump really fast about january 6th had ray very, very short expiration date on them. but i think this hearing in realtime in front of us, sort of dancing the routine was really an extraordinary moment. i don't know that he is lying to anybody. i think lindsey graham genuinely believes is he playing a vietsal role as a diplomat of the establishment of the political party and donald strump, that is clearly how is he rationalizing it, pilzing some of his colleagues in the

. >> bill asked republican senator lindsey graham about the investigation, the fate of roe and the political fallout. then. >> it's about a woman's right to choose fully. we are not looking to compromise something as vital as this prick asked democrats push ahead a bill that would legalize abortion nationwide. they don't have the votes. we will discuss with democratic senator chris murphy, only on fox news sunday. plus appeared. >> it feels even better that i thought it would break. >> picked for ohio senate searches to win the republican primary with all eyes now on pennsylvania. >> the rest of the world is watching as per quicksilver in the sunday pen on the primary ahead. and we are on the road to the midterms in west virginia with an inside look at a deeper red battle in the mountain state. >> of it has to want to work for west virginia pre- >> ault right now on fox news sunday. bret: hello again from foxes in washington. this mother's day the nation's newly divided over one of the most controversial issues of our time for the leak of a draft supreme court opinion that would overturn con

is at allied invest and cnbc contributor lindsey, great to have you on. for a few years here, we he never had 2% daily moves in stocks we broke records for boredom for the last segment when we spoke to tim, you noted we have seen 2% more moves what the heck is going on? >> the month of may is not pretty it has been a rocky ride for investors. rocky for sure we have not seen this in a while. volatility this year as ticked up i think it is a reflection of investors trying to grappling to figure out the direction of the market there is a lot of uncertainty here a lot of question marks about where growth goes from here. are we going to see a massive slow down led by the fed or stabilize after a period of slowing down from really high record rates of growth going forward. i think the jury is still out and really trying to figure out what the fed is going to do. >> lindsey, what is the fed going to do? jim cramer last night said just go big 100 basis points do it. rip the band-aid off get it out of the way. do you agree or do we have the fed drag all year and p

you've got lindsey graham making the comments he has. you've got people like kevin mccarthy. you've got people like esper, john bolton who made comments, rex tillerson, the list goes on and on. does anyone have any sway that could, well, trump trump's? >> the short answer is no, not for this core at least in daze l -- in days like today, on days like today, prime electorate, especially in ruby red states. we're watching for results in west virginia and nebraska. but i think the answer to your question lies in the changes that we've seen in the public statements from lindsey graham and kevin mccarthy. my guess is the changes are that despite what their reaction was, a very human reaction in the immediate days and -- hours and days after january 6th, they realized that the political winds weren't changing in their own party so they went back to full-on trumpism. >> this idea, abby, of enough being enough, to paraphrase what lindsey graham had to say, it is true, mary poppins, i'll stay as long as the wind doesn't change direction, and the wind didn't change direction, the mom i

georgia secretary of state raffensperger told the "washington post" that lindsey graham had called him and asked him whether he could toss out all of the mail ballots in certain counties. quote, raffensperger said he was stunnedot that graham appeared suggest that he find a way to toss legally cast ballots. sure looked like he was wanting to go down that road, raffensperger said. graham denied it at the time. you or did you not ask him>> to throw out votes? no, that's ridiculous. to him about how to verify -- >> why did the senator from south carolina call him, the secretary of state in raffensperger?se >> i talked to arizona, i talked to the people in nevada, weave its got contests all over the nation. >> yeah, really, nothing weird at all aboutna the chairman of senate w judiciary committee calling officials in swing statesca right after the electi asking them whether they are sure they counted allng the vot right. >> when asked if the ballots could be matched back to the voters, and i got the sense it implied that theni you could throw those out, if you look at the counties with the

lindsey, lindsey got all teary-eyed talking about what a great man joe biden is. remember that? >> this is right after the january 6th insurrection. >> and then he changed his mind again, i, i -- okay, i'm back on. >> joe. >> senate democrats give a surprise order in today's vote on abortion rights. we'll get into why putting lawmakers on the record could actually back fire ahead of the midterms. "morning joe" is coming right back. ready to style in just one step? introducing new tresemme one step stylers. five professional benefits. one simple step. totally effortless. styling has never been easier. tresemme. do it with style. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this. your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee. yeah i should've just led with that. with at&t business. you can pick the best plan for each employee a

this time, it's lindsey graham speaking to "new york times" reporter jonathan martin right after the attack on the capitol. he says, the country will say that we're better than this. listen to what he says at the end about joe biden. >> he'll actually come out of this thing stronger. moments like this reset. people will calm down. people will say, i don't want to be associated with that. this is a group within a group. what this does, there will be a rallying effect for a while. the country says, we're better than this. >> and biden knows better. >> he'll be maybe the best person to have, right? i mean how mad can you get at joe biden? >> sure has changed his tune. a lot more to come on all of this straight ahead. >>> and as vladimir putin continues his relentless assault on innocent civilians who never wanted war, a chilling warning that things may be about to get much, much worse. the top u.s. spy chief says putin's war is likely to become, quote, more unpredictable and escalatory, and this is what that looks like. can you believe this is what's left of a shopping mall? that's what

by reaching out to lindsey graham. so, he seems to have some credibility issues there, when he starts saying things like this. you have that effort in georgia, in pennsylvania, some efforts in michigan. this multi state effort -- if you can pick off a couple of them -- it is your call. there was a call from donald trump junior, saying we have many [inaudible] >> we think that was in normal sort of electoral college, what's state might go a certain way -- but yeah, this takes entirely new meanings on. barbara, thank you for joining us, the former united states attorney, barbara mcquade. today, something pretty remarkable happened in the halls of congress. a group of protesters demanded and marched around the women's health protection act, demanding the codification of reproductive rights. you may recognize a few of them. look. >> my right! >> my decision! [inaudible] >> my body! >> my decision! >> my body! >> my decision! >> one of the outcome of that vote -- and, if passed as a guide, staunch antiabortion messaging may

and how did lindsey graham get caught on tape endorsing joe biden? >> totally. he would maybe be the best person to have. i mean, how mad can you get that joe biden? >> and a remarkable scene inside the capital, warehouse members protested senators on their way to vote down a federal right to abortion. all in starts right now. >> good evening everyone, i'm ayman mohyeldin, in new york, in for chris hayes. the ex president knew the conclusion he wanted. he wanted to overturn the results of a free and fair election. he wanted to install himself as the winner. he just needed to manufacture a way to get there. and that is where john eastman comes into the picture. eastman, of course, is a lawyer, and a die hard trump ally who was the architect behind much of the attempted coup and in fact he even spoke at trump's january 6th rally at the lips, the one where trump incited the insurrection. >> all we are demanding of vice president pence is an afternoon at 1:00, we are in he let the legislatures of the states look into this, so that we get to the bottom of it, and ame

that lindsey graham publically said he hated the way it ended with him and trump. he had enough. >> you can almost hear his voice, senator graham trying to play out what the impact of this attack, which as we talked was still ongoing as we spoke that afternoon on the 6th. in a secure location after the capitol was evacuated. the capitol police were still trying to clear the capitol in those moments. graham is thinking ahead. he is thinking about the political impact on his party and the impact on the country. could this be a 9/11 moment where the country rallies together? who better to lead the country than a figure like the new president, graham's old friend, joe biden? my goodness, those two assumptions in the days and weeks later would obviously prove to be errant. country did not come together. it deepened the partisan divisions. joe biden was not able to rally the country. he is one more partisan actor on the political scene. >> is it clear to you what made graham flip back? i can't remember, was it the next day he flew out and he was heckled. he seemed upset.

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what do you make of these comments from lindsey graham praising joe biden behind the scenes? it's a very different tune than what he has been singing in public about trump and him being the future of our party. either we get with him, or we're out. >> look, it's impossible. i've completely lost my capacity to be either shocked or surprised. row at republican hypocrisy. it's to be expected at this point. i think it's worth pointing out that when lindsey graham says this is a moment to reset, that was a choice and that could have been a moment to reset if the republican party had decided to seize it, had decided that that was what they wanted to do. they made a choice that it was more important to feed donald trump's egos and fantasies then drive the country even further into madness than to use that opportunity to draw a line under the chaos of the previous four years. >> so charles, we learned today through these john eastman emails, that he pressured pennsylvania state lawmakers to throw out absentee ballots and give trump a win. does that surprise you when you see the degre

. >> this is lindsey and a few of her new graduated students. she thinks about that window behind her, a lot. >> there is a back window on the back side of our class that when i got my class this year, i immediately recognized that's the one i'm going kick out if i need to and how far would i have to jump out of that window. and what would be the path to the nearest street. >> reporter: it's not just the windows. >> there are zip ties and shoelaces in my drawer, and kids just think i'm overprepared. but if you wrap them around the spring hinge of a door, you can't open that door. >> reporter: she runs lockdown drills every year with her kids. but when her son, who was a student in the same district she teaches in had his first drill, she broke down in tears. >> his very first lollipop came from his kindergarten teacher when she gave them suckers so that they would stay quiet for their practice drill. and thank god it was a practice drill. but that's my memory of his first lollipop. and then i went and got a bag of lollipops for my high school st

what does larry lindsey say? former director of the national economic counsel under george w. bush you've had a strong and somewhat out of consensuses what do you mean boy that? >> well, first of all, i point out that the first quarter, to everyone's surprise, is negative as i sort of thought the recession would start the current quarter. but it's probably easier to get into positive territory. i believe the first half of the year,b for sure, is going to have to negative number in front of it. >> is the fed's fault? what you basically think is happening is real incomes are being eroded and to quote from capital economics, they say the real risk is not that a recession is required but the rise in inflation itself will cause an inflation. what's the fed supposed to do at this point >> ib think that's exactly right. since the beginning of 2021 american households have fallen on average 3%. in terms of real wages are down 3% it's very hard to get positive spending number when real wages are falling. one other observation, if i may, is it's a terrific bank. so, one should ask why t

that doesn't sound like the lindsey graham we hear from today. >> not very much. he's one of numerous very powerful senior congressional republicans who did rapid and dramatic pivots in the wake of the january 6th attack. once they realized that it would be a politically disadvantageous for them to push back against what president trump was saying. what is really notable is that even now, even moving this far out from the attack, trump is still criticized in some parts because of the way graham talked about january 6th. specifically, lindsey graham said he didn't think the january 6th attackers who received criminal convictions should get presidential pardons. trump responds tom in a news max interview by saying that lindsey graham was a rino and didn't have a great grasp of how much these patriots deserve. it really shows the extent to which any deviation whatsoever from where trump is at now on this issue. this issue of an attack on the american capitol building is something that will generate vociferous pushback, regardless of how much they like it. >> what doe

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lindsey family's so desperate for access, maria. thank you now to the economy. the markets narrowly avoiding a bear market closed, ending with another weekly loss, the dow closing the day nearly unchanged , up just over eight points, but the steady downward trend, fueling fears that a recession may be ahead. now to the war in ukraine tonight, russia's declaring the city of mario ball is fully in their control. the fiercest fighting now moves to the eastern don bias. nbc's tom sufi birch reports in from cuba. tonight new video of a dramatic firefight is the three month russian siege of the as of style steel plant in mario opel finally draws to an end pro russian forces releasing the video appearing to target the tunnels where ukrainian fighters were holed up. abc news unable to confirm when it was taken the kremlin claiming it now has full control of the city and tonight president zelensky posting video of a strike on a concert hall in the north east of ukraine, calling it absolute evil. seven people killed, including an 11 year old child, we saw the horrors in b

sir lindsey hoyle, calls for "radical action" to overhaul working practices in westminster. it's the first time a president is at this dinner in six years. the white house correspondents�* dinner returns to washington's political calendar hello and welcome to bbc news. the us speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, has visited the ukrainian capital kyiv on an unannounced trip in which she expressed support for president volodymyr zelensky. elsewhere, a small group of women and children have been allowed to leave the besieged steelworks in mariupol — the final part of the city still held by ukrainian troops. both russia and ukraine are said to be respecting a local ceasefire and there are hopes more civilians can be freed. meanwhile, more airstrikes have hit homes in eastern ukraine, as tim muffett reports. this is a powerful signal of support from people in the united states. there are hopes that more people will be freed from the occupied steelworks. scenes that have become so familiar over the past nine weeks — another home destroyed, another family rescuing what they ca

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one guy who goes whichever way the wind blows is lindsey graham. there's newly leaked audio of senator graham, recorded on january 6th, just after the attack on the capitol. it reveals an angry lindsey, clearly looking forward to the calming presence of joe biden. >> it's a great event. what this does, it may be a rally effect for a while for the country, says we're better than this. >> biden will help that, right? >> totally, he'll be maybe the best person to have, right? i mean, how mad can you get at joe biden? >> jimmy: i don't know. [ laughter ] ask the animals who keep calling him brandon, i guess. senator graham has not commented on the tape yet. you know you're a crappy person when somebody damages your reputation by recording you being nice. [ laughter ] once the smoke cleared, it took no time for lindsey to get right back to licking trump's golf shoes and beating biden up. >> joe biden scared the hell out of me, looked weak as commander in chief. putin owns biden. biden's afraid of escalation. he's afraid of making putin mad. bden is afra

. >> reporter: like many of us, lindsey is doom scrolling a lot this week. unlike most of us, the pain, the terror at robb elementary is a daily present worry. she's a high school english teacher. >> the grossness of it feeling normal almost. because we're just -- we have this happen so often. there's just a heaviness of having to try to wear the brave face so that the kids feel like they are safe. >> reporter: this is lindsey and a few of her graduated student. she thinks about that window behind her a lot. >> there's a back window on the back side of our class that when i got my class this year, i immediately recognized that's the one i'm going to kick out if i need to and how far would have i to jump out that was window. what would be the path to the nearest street? >> reporter: it's not the windows. >> there are zip ties and laces in my drawer. kids think i'm prepared. but if you wrap them around the spring hinge of a door, you can't open that door. >> reporter: she runs drills every year with her kids. when her son, who was a student in the same distric

lindsey, this is a foregone conclusion is there anything, any amount of uncertainty that could creep in about the fed's policy decision this afternoon, or is this pretty much all baked in at this point? >> the policy announcement is likely to be unremarkable. as you mentioned the market has been pricing in a 50-basis point increase as well as the announcement of an inaugural drawdown of the balance sheet for some time now. the bigger question surrounds bigger increase going forward both in number and size. we'll be watching for support or a larger increase. remember, earlier comments from some fed officials opening the door for a 75-basis-point hike again, we'll be listening to chairman powell to see if there's any indication he supports that potentially larger increase down the road. >> lindsey, take us through your expectations, you and your team at stifel. is there an expectation that we could see 50s at the next meeting, is there a 75 that's possibly in there? what would have to change for those assumptions to really, really ratchet higher for those rate increases >> i would agre

and not long after biden was elected, he would sometimes say, you know, lindsey graham used to be my friend and i don't know what happened. there has been a rift between these two men and it is interesting to see that even in the days after, you know, january 6th, graham still kind of was his old self. what has happened, i think this is the important part, is that republican officials in washington are following the lead of the electorate. they all changed their minds about what january 6th would mean for trump, what january 6th would mean for their party, when they realized that their voters didn't really care. and that's the lesson here. i think a lot of people wonder are they leading people -- you know, leading the rank and file in a particular direction when it comes to trump. no,ly the other way around. the rank and file is largely -- in lockstep with trump. so i think that tells us a lot about where this is headed. you can't expect you know washington establishment republicans to do what i think some people like liz cheney want them to do, which is to say, you know, right is ri

the threat from senator lindsey graham that may have led donald trump to finally urge his supporters to

>> reporter: like many of us, lindsey cudo is doom scrolling this week. unlike most of us, the pain, the terror at robb elementary is a daily ever present worry. she is a high school english teacher. >> the grossness of it feeling normal almost. because we have this happen so often. and then there is the heaviness of having a brave face so that the kids feel like they're safe. >> this is lindsey and a few of her new graduated students. she thinks about that window behind her, a lot. >> there is a back window on the back side of our class that when i got my class this year, i immediately recognized that's the one i'm going kick out if i need to and how far would i have to jump out of that window. and what would be the path to the nearest street. >> reporter: it's not just the windows. >> there are zip ties and shoelaces in my drawer, and kids just think i'm overprepared. but

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that rally didn't help, talking about primary in liz. >> lindsey graham's sense of revenge was on full display in the supreme court confirmation hearing for judge justice ketanji brown jackson. graham said that he thought the hearing should be revenge for the way that brett kavanaugh was questioned by the committee, after brett kavanaugh was publicly accused of sexual assault and then found himself defending himself in his hearing by expressing his love for beer, among other things. nbc news has confirmed that fake trump electors in georgia are cooperating with fulton county district attorney willis 's investigation of possible violations of election law by donald trump and others in georgia. trump election attorney john eastman put the criminal conspiracy in writing according to emails obtained by politico. and emails from john eastman to state legislators in pennsylvania, urging them to change the vote count in favor of donald trump, saying that, having done that math, you would be left with a significant trump lead that would bolster the argument for the legislature adopting a slate

on fox news sunday, republican senator lindsey graham says the u.s. must continue to send military. >> and humanitarian aid to ukraine. i'm not asking. >> for troops on the ground but to make sure that ukraine can expel russia and that a war criminal in the eyes of the world in an effort to deter escalating russian aggression. >> u.s. a g 7 partners sunday announced new sanctions targeting russian oil imports. dozens of banking executives and even 3 television stations in russia, the first lady's visit to ukraine definitely being well received. the ukrainian first lady expressed her gratitude and called the act itself courageous. >> still no word from the white house for when the president will follow suit. we know already he has visited nearby poland for now in washington, raquel martin. >> well, the nation is still reacting to the leaked supreme court draft opinion that overturns roe v wade. the democrats on capitol hill are scrambling right now to pass legislation to codify that 1973 landmark ruling into federal law, washington correspondent anna w

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let me start with, obviously, what we've seen on january 6th, and i want to start with a lindsey graham moment because i believed, jonathan, you were in the room for this. you happened to be, for the book, with the senators when they got quarantined on january 6th, so you were witness, essentially, to all these senators not happy with the situation that went on and you talk about the 25th amendment and lindsey graham. walk me through what happened. >> we were evacuated from the u.s. senate, the tunnels of the capitol complex to one of the senate office buildings, chuck, and there was uncertainty bordering on panic. you have members of the u.s. senate who are largely over the age of 50. in some cases, 60, walking briskly or even running to this holding room. we were put in the holding room in one of the senate office buildings for hours and hours and hours and obviously tensions there arise because people don't know what's going on. there's images on their phone, their spouses are calling them or texting them and great uncertainty. in these hours, republican party is grappling with its f

. >> to that point, morality play for you this was a new take this week, lindsey graham, senator lucy grant praising trump this month after the january 6th insurrection. the reporters that were present described it as a dancing monkey retain, watch the. >> most importantly, would you tell them one thing that trump can play golf, legitimately play golf? >> okay so, listen, i thought it was bush it to. so, we go to the first time -- we play [inaudible] >> yes. >> and even by par playing the rules of the gods. [inaudible] >> this is the same lindsey graham, maria, that said he was done with trump just hours after the capitol attack, but here areas months later singing his praises. how do you explain, to go back to joan's point, what republicans have done between january six and the day they distance themselves from trump, and running back like lap dogs to him? >> it's the party of trump. they recognize that, but listening to lindsey graham, play by the rules of the gods this is a religious man so we know americans are tying his loving, the god in this scenario but realistically if you lo

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joined by lindsey graham of south carolina. good to have you here, senator graham. >> thank you. >> martha: what stood out to you from this hearing today? almost feels like sometimes people sort of get used to the war going on in ukraine and look away from it for a moment. there's so many implications here. >> number 1, the assessment of what happens in ukraine will affect china's decision about taiwan is dead on. i was in taiwan two weeks ago. what happens to the ukraine does affect the other bad actors. what i see is bipartisanship breaking out at a level that i haven't seen since 9-11. senator blumenthal have a resolution urging the secretary of state, tony blinken, to designate russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. that would be huge. the ukrainian parliament last week passed a resolution urging the congress to urge the biden administration to designate russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. i want to put it in the supplemental package. it's not just money for economic stability, nor weapons. we need to designate russia

to heal. >> lindsey, you are in the thick of this. what do you think needs to happen? to fix this, and how terrifying is it to think of the prospect of, this isn't going to get fixed at least the end of the year? >> i think the timeline that we are hearing is very worrisome. he can thinking will surely it's going to get resolved soon, because this is the only way to feed our children. we can't give them water, you can get the milk, you can get the regular food. so this must be resolved quickly. but then we are hearing weeks, maybe to the summer, maybe to the end of the year. there's a real sense of panic. so if somebody wants to help, i don't know what to do, but what i am doing is i'm just collecting formula. if someone wants to donate, make a 25-dollar donation to the african network, we are overnighting formula that we have. it is really all that we can do is just to help another mom out. and so that is what i am doing. and if anybody wants to get involved, just falls on the napkin network. sun is the formula that you have, let us know if you are seeing a surplus so

well, according to the end, we are not expecting any severe. lindsey of this team works. we do know that the number of civilians did come out yesterday saturday, up to 20 of them. we don't have any think the operating is a good to doing. it takes a lot of work, it takes a lot of coordination between the ukrainian side and the russian side, a lot of mediation and a lot of vetting of those who are coming out. so this is going to be a lengthy operation that good a few days were probably at some point going to start in situation on the ground. but certainly it is a very delicate evacuation that do you and, and the red cross a handling and they're trying to give as little detail as possible. but they're saying it is continuing and at the moment seem as things seem to be to visit keith . let's go to heidi j caster is in washington day. say with more on that visit, how to just how significant was policies trip. the u. s. is standing in support of ukraine and you heard pelosi say herself. her words saying that the u. s. would stand with ukraine until victory is one. now this visi