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Military collapse, youre not ott the only one to say that because they are losing men, they are losing vehicles, they are losing helicopters. how do they sustain this in the longer run? because they -- they need power they dont necessarily have. >> right. i mean, my sense is that at least 60% of russias total land combat power is devoted to this campaign. it could be upwards of 75%. some are arguing. so if that -- you know, that force is decisively defeated on the battlefield, then effectively, ...

Intimidated. the fact is instead of arguing about it, why are we seeing aircraft and antiaircraft systems? why are we seeing mig 29s flown in? we dont have to tolerate 40,000 syrians, if that number is real, leaving syria and going all the way to russia. we can assert that we are not going to allow them to fly and theyre not going to allow them to go by ship. we have the capacity to do that. what you see is cowardice, confusion, incompetence. when secretary of state says we are giving a green li...

Do to your ability to really twist with leverage? >> for small, i have to say that the former secretary is about as wrong as he could possibly be. he acts as if he was doing everything he could when he still had the opportunity. of course the administration has made some mistakes, but i would say in the last few weeks, i have seen the best diplomatic effort i have seen from the united states since 1995 to keep the alliance together, to bring along other countries. i think we did start a little b...

Information minister. the fear the west have, others argued that lets just forget it for a while. there is a humanitarian disaster, there are probably more crimes committed. at that point the largest military alliance in the world has to get involved and you argued that we dont need to be scared of what the consequences may be as some are arguing. in other words, we may not be scared of nuclear war as some are arguing. >> well, ali, a couple of things and this is tough call of where people draw ...

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Laptop, biden wouldnt be president, trump would still be presidents, and putin wouldnt have called pulled his idiocy under trump because psychopaths dont mess with a guy that is going to out psychopath them, that is the butterfly effect. you agree, disagree, feel free to call me names because it turns me on. >> gregory. who is jonathan. but for real, russian disinformation, thats what thi was labeled. and the real butterfly effect here is that russian disinformation went from oak, that laptop is...

>> yeah. well said, richard, thank you, please stay safe. richard engel is in kyiv. as you mentioned some of the show, there are new warnings that the shore could drag on. a senior nato intelligence officials as both sides on average of a stalemate, with ukrainian forces preventing russians of making gains, but putin showing absolutely no sign of backing down. its a particularly ominous assessment as nato allies are set to meet this week. likely, against the backdrop of a protracted the war in u...

>> mike: were back on our continuing coverage of vladimir putins war on ukraine. jonathan, hello! is there a danger of overstating the way in way the russian army appears to be stalled? >> i think there is a sense of that, mike. theres no arguing with the fact the russian ground forces have not made very much progress at all over the last week or so. almost anywhere in ukraine, and in particular, they are stalled outside the capital kyiv. we have seen them digging into defensive rather than offe...

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