Breaking news overnight, NBC News confirms Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky will address

tomorrow's NATO summit. President Biden departs for Brussels in just a few hours from now,

where he is expected to announce new sanctions against Russian lawmakers. Also, new reporting this morning on how the Ukrainian

military has managed to beat back Russian forces and make gains despite being outmanned

and outgunned. The other big story of the morning, day three of Supreme Court confirmation

hearings for Judge Katanji Brown Jackson.

Yesterday's questioning lasted more than 13 hours, and today she's back for another round.

It was fascinating.

I was embarrassed.

Punctuated by some remarkably stupid moments, which we really don't want to give any attention to. Seriously, the stupid moments. We really don't want to give any attention to.

Seriously, the stupid lives within many of those people that questioned her yesterday.

But Willie, Zelensky speaking at NATO, I think this is fantastic.

It's like, spin the will where you never know which Churchill you're going to get.

You can get the polite Zelensky speaking to the United States.

You can get the Zelensky speaking to the Knesset.

You can get the Zelensky speaking to Canada calling the Prime Minister Justin.

Or you can, of course, get him speaking to the German parliament where they, just politely after he leaves,

says, okay, on to the next business.

Because sometimes he throws some very high, like 98 mile an hour fastballs underneath the chin.

It will be fascinating to see how he addresses NATO.

Yeah, he's thrown some chin music to world leaders as he's becoming increasingly frustrated that there are certain things not flowing into

Ukraine that he would like to see. But they have been inspirational and they have moved to those

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