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    John Kirby: No evidence Israel is committing genocide in Gaza

    10:06
  • Biden: Foreign aid package will ‘make the world safer’

    10:16
  • Senate passes $95B foreign aid package

    07:16
  • Senate passes $95 billion aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan after long delay in the House

    06:41
  • Mike Johnson gets Ukraine aid passed, risking his speakership

    05:23
  • Speaker Johnson continues facing backlash over Ukraine aid

    08:17
  • Ukrainian refugee who lost her husband to the war pleads with lawmakers to pass foreign aid bill

    08:42
  • Using frozen Russian assets to rebuild Ukraine

    03:09
  • Lt. Col. Vindman: The Ukrainian mobilization law and U.S. aid would ‘be a big boost of morale’

    06:23
  • Michael Steele: Johnson may have to sacrifice his speakership to get something done

    05:33
  • Ukrainian PM: ‘We need support for yesterday, not today’ if there’s a ‘chance to win this war’

    07:50
  • New report shows role of Republican useful idiots in weakening U.S., advancing Putin's goals

    08:16
  • Pelosi: ‘Every day is a matter of life and death in Ukraine, of success or failure’

    10:10
  • Rep. Himes: ‘Ukrainians are dead’ because of ‘Republican political infighting’

    04:37
  • 'The U.S. has an obligation to support our allies': House GOP member backs Ukraine aid

    09:18
  • 'Toxic': Marjorie Taylor Greene not backing down from trying to oust Speaker Johnson

    06:15
  • 'I can't believe my ears': Garry Kasparov on GOP lawmakers repeating Russian propaganda

    08:41
  • 'His life is at risk': Lawmaker calls for release of jailed Russia critic

    07:24
  • 'Man on a Mission': Howard Buffett urges U.S. farmers to support Ukraine as aid stalls in Congress

    06:39
  • 'Asking for trouble': Brendan Buck discusses Speaker Johnson appeasing Marjorie Taylor Greene

    04:32

'We weren't gonna move': Irish fishermen stare down Putin's Navy and won

06:39

Patrick Murphy, the head of a group of Irish fishermen who refused to back down after Russia's Navy planned to conduct military exercises in the waters they fish, joins MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell to discuss his newfound global celebrity.