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    DeSantis walks back controversial Ukraine comments

    08:16
  • DeSantis calls Putin 'war criminal' after criticism from Republicans

    02:17
  • Manufacturers look to the eventual rebuilding of post-war Ukraine

    06:29
  • DeSantis seems to be modifying his stance on the war in Ukraine

    04:06
  • Leon Panetta: China ‘caught in a balancing act’ between ‘peacemaker’ and arms provider to Russia

    06:36
  • John Kirby: Putin needs Xi because he's running out of ammunition

    10:09
  • Ian Bremmer: Russia will lose on the global stage even if Ukraine gets its territory back

    10:02
  • Kirby on Xi's Putin visit: 'Continuing to support the Russian narrative about this war'

    05:55
  • China role of Russia, Ukraine 'peacekeeper' eyed with skepticism

    06:42
  • Fmr. Amb. Scheffer: Putin war crimes indictment puts him in ‘new zone of risk’

    06:57
  • Poland to provide Ukraine with four MiG-29 fighter jets

    05:37
  • International Criminal Court issues arrest warrant for Russian President Putin

    04:01
  • UK & US must stand up to ‘tyrant’ Putin UK MP Lammy says

    07:37
  • Eric Schmidt: The war in Ukraine is the first broadband war

    07:19
  • DeSantis faces backlash over Ukraine comments

    03:46
  • U.S. releases video showing Russian fighter jet intercepting American drone over Black Sea

    01:14
  • State Dept. spokesperson Ned Price: Russian jet collision with U.S. drone likely ‘unintentional’

    11:51
  • Sen. Coons calls collision 'yet another incident of Russian irresponsibility'

    08:52
  • Murphy: I worry DeSantis' support for Putin part of broader lack of enthusiasm for democracy

    11:04
  • Russian fighter jet collides with U.S. drone

    06:15

Pussy Riot founder: My ‘instrument of war’ against Putin is my art

06:09

Nadya Tolokonnikova, founder of Pussy Riot, says she could face criminal charges over a new art exhibit called “Putin’s Ashes.” She tells MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell that means “Putin is actually hurt” by her art as she hopes to bring the exhibit “closer to Putin’s home” and discusses what the Russian people are hearing about the war as it approaches its second year.