Zelensky pleads for help, a Supreme Court nominee pleads for fairness, and Iowa pleads for the status quo.

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Thanks for joining us, and welcome to episode 384 of the political junkie. I'm Ken Rudin.

The carnage continues day after horrific day.

Scenes of bombs and missiles hitting Ukrainian apartment buildings and hospitals, war crimes all,

and a sense of impotence over what the U.S. can and will do. The Ukrainian people are putting up

a courageous battle more impressive than anyone thought possible. But the death toll mounts.

On Wednesday, there were reports of a Russian bomb hitting a theater where hundreds of civilians were taking shelter.

Earlier in the day, Ukrainian President Zelensky made an emotional appeal to Congress,

invoking the attack on Pearl Harbor at 9-11 and Dr. Martin Luther King. The address via video link was translated

into English, and it was followed by a heart-wrenchingly graphic video about the destruction

Moscow has caused in his country. And then he ended his appeal in English. Today, the Ukrainian people are defending not only Ukraine.

We are fighting for the values of Europe and the world,

sacrificing our lives in the name of the future.

That's why today the American people are helping not just Ukraine, but Europe and the world to keep

the planet alive, to keep justice in history.

And at the leader of my niche, I am addressing the President Biden.

You are the leader of the nation, of your great nation.

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