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Fmr. Zelenskyy adviser on Wagner revolt: ‘Any chaos in Russia is welcome’

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Ukraine stands to benefit from the armed rebellion inside Russia, but a former adviser to President Zelenskyy says the unrest won’t be enough to end the war. “Any instability in Russia is likely to cause Putin to escalate this further,” explains Igor Novikov. He joins MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez to discuss the urgency of NATO membership for Ukraine and Russia’s ongoing drone strikes on civilians.