Jen Psaki

We don't want the president saying,

Thinking that the media is going to do the right thing by the president, whether that president is Donald Trump or Barack Obama or Joe Biden, it is not their business to want to determine what a news organization, what the right thing is for a news organization.

We are here to bear witness and to hold power to account, not to be friends with the president.

You and I talked last couple of months ago about your documentary.

The devil is busy.

It's kind of remarkable.

You follow an Atlanta abortion clinic, which is besieged by protesters and whose workers are facing threats.

We're a couple of weeks out from the Oscars.

You've been nominated.

What do you want people who have not yet seen this film?

I'm sure there are a few of them still to know about it.

I watched it and I loved it.

And I think people should watch it.

Great to see my old friend Soledad O'Brien is the Oscar nominated producer of the new documentary.

The devil is busy.

We'll be right back.

This week marks four years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

And coming up tomorrow morning on Velshi, I'll check back in with someone who's grown up as a child of that war.

I first met Nastia Shpot in Warsaw, Poland, just one month into the war.

She had been forced to flee her home along with most of her family, and yet she was focused on helping other Ukrainian refugees.