Keep watching MSNBC for your "facts".  As you only have half the answers.

On February 9, 1990, Baker FAMOUSLY told Gorbachev that if the USSR agreed to German reunification and NATO membership, NATO’s jurisdiction would not move “one inch eastward” beyond East Germany. Similar assurances came from West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and others. These statements are documented in declassified transcripts and memoirs, like Gorbachev’s own writings and the US National Security Archive.

Yes, Gorbachev has indeed reflected on this. In a 2014 interview with Russia Beyond, he said: “The topic of ‘NATO expansion’ was not discussed at all, and it wasn’t brought up in those years… Another issue was discussed: making sure that NATO’s military structures would not advance.”  But the evidence of the prior statement still stands and is still there for you to look up yourself.

Ukraine’s 2014 revolution wasn't a 'Western coup'? Again, you're looking at only half the picture. Yes, there was a grassroots uprising over the EU deal, but the West capitalized on it. US and EU support came after protests arose. Western officials openly backed the protests, with sitting Senators visiting, showing support, and enticing the crowds. Victoria Nuland's phone call shows the US actively shaping the post-Yanukovych transition, demonstrating hands-on involvement in steering its outcome.

The US and EU had long funded "pro-democracy" and civil society groups in Ukraine via organizations like the NED, USAID, and the Open Society Foundations. NED’s 2013 report lists $2.8 million in grants to Ukrainian NGOs for “civic participation” and “accountability”, groups active in Maidan logistics, like organizing rallies or media. Declassified USAID docs show $1.7 billion in total aid to Ukraine from 1991-2014, much for “democracy promotion.”

Ukrainian activists, including from the “Otpor!” -inspired CANVAS group, received training in nonviolent resistance from Western backed programs years prior, per The Guardian. 

After Yanukovych fled on February 21, 2014, the US and EU instantly recognized the interim government. Within 3 days, the US called it "legitimate". Nothing in the US government happens that fast unless they were preparing for it. Within a couple weeks Yanukovych and his allies are sanctioned. The evidence shows Western support was real, it's up to you to use some critical thinking to analyze what that support ultimately transpired from, and into.

That's too much circumstantial evidence to claim that the West had no influence.

"The so-called peace deal in 2022 was just a demand for Ukraine to surrender. Ukraine refused, because it wasn’t ‘peace,’ it was submission." 

Wrong! The treaty envisioned in the communiqué would proclaim Ukraine as a permanently neutral, nonnuclear state. Ukraine would renounce any intention to join military alliances or allow foreign military bases or troops on its soil. The communiqué listed as possible guarantors the permanent members of the UN Security Council (including Russia) along with Canada, Germany, Israel, Italy, Poland, and Turkey.

"Russia wasn’t ‘defending itself’ it was trying to rebuild empire, and the only thing stopping it is Ukrainian resistance." 

The left (and usually extremely ignorant) seems to be regurgitating this speculation every chance they get. Other than to keep NATO from their borders, where is this proof that they are trying to "rebuild an empire"?