Breaking news, President Biden and 29 other world leaders are meeting behind closed doors right now for an emergency NATO summit, exactly one month after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

President Biden is set to speak.

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky also expected to deliver a virtual address.

It follows the formal declaration from the United States accusing Russia of committing

war crimes, but not Vladimir Putin directly.

The evidence against Russian forces continues to pile up with new attacks on civilians. However, there are signs that a

counteroffensive from Ukraine is working with the U.S. saying Russian forces have been pushed back

outside the Capitol. All of this, as we remember a true age, Madeline Albright, the first woman to serve as Secretary of State,

predicted one day before Vladimir Putin's invasion, quote, should he invade, it will be an historic error.

Good morning, and welcome to morning, Joe.

It is Thursday, March 24th.

And with us, we have U.S. special correspondent for BBC News, Katty K.

Calmness and Associate Editor for the Washington Post, David Ignatius,

and former National Security Advisor in the Obama administration.

Tom Donnellin is with us here this morning.

And let's dive right in.

This NATO summit is just the beginning of an unprecedented day for world leaders, with meetings of the G7 and European Union as well as leaders work to present a united front against Russia.

There are some divisions on how to respond to Vladimir Putin.

The Washington Post reports on one of the major questions.

Do you keep him guessing?

Or do you outline precisely what it would take to draw NATO into the conflict?

Willie?

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