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Directly timed with its military operations on the ground. joining us now to dive deeper into this threat, the former director of u.s. cyber security at the department of homeland security. so nice to see you. youre the chairman and ceo of tenable, i should mention. i want to get your reaction first to that assessment by the microsoft vp about the level of coordination behind these alleged cyberattacks. the report says that the suspected russian hackers may have been collecting intelligence on u...

Capabilities very well, fat all. and that flies in the face of their doctrine and the way they develop their tactics and procedures. >> yeah. you know, the department of defense announced i think it was just yesterday that another round of training for ukrainian forces in germany has begun. we know more weapons are expected to arrive very soon. and of course, president biden calling on congress for $33 billion in funding to support ukraine. sure, the west can send more weapons and heavy weaponry...

To be suggesting that there is a problem with nato. they seem to be drifting away from supporting the alliance. how worrisome is not to you? >> it would be very worrisome of the united states were not able to ratify trades in the treaty, which you would need in order to get finland and sweden to join. these are two really, really capable militaries. they fill a gap in the nato defense structure. but more importantly, they also provide real capabilities to nato, to the defense of the baltics, to ...

>> and this massive amount of -- that president is requesting congress to an and deliver, 33 billion dollars, is ukraine capable of handling that much this soon? >> well, thats a good question. because right now, theyve been able to absorb right of it from the united states and from other western countries, over the last several years, the ukrainian military has modernized in the, and become more efficient. in their own capabilities. theyve also been able to now absorbed months much of this inco...

Nations. >> general thrks is a skbig from the president. $33 billion. this aid package for ukraine. that would include more weapons and anti-armor capabilities. how do you think this will impact the fight? >> i think we got do get that material in there. they need the aid and most porptsly they need the military assistance. its been announced over the last week or two. most of that is not there yet. its got to get in there. they have about 120 kilometer gap they are holding open of that double e...

Having me on the show, and from the outset, lets recognize there are different lens to view this current war in ukraine from. from our perspective, this is a new war. the invasion was two months ago, from russias perspective, the latest chapter in a war that began in at least 2008 when they invaded crimea so we view this in a different lens than the russias lens and thats how we should be assessing what putins next calculations will be, this is a long war for him, long struggle and this is just ...

Have a hearing. all they can do is bring attention to it. the true consequences have to come in the form of the department of justice. thus far, hasnt really done anything other than continue to do investigations and try and tell us that one day, theyre actually going to do something. which is led to a lot of people being frustrated, including president of congress which -- >> barb, that is such an important point. it takes us back to the mueller report. where people were saying, wait a minute, ...

Seizure that weve seen to date. now, the eu obviously is also involved in the sanction process, and theyve gone much broader. $30 billion -- see if ive got the circling capabilities. here we go. $30 billion in assets. $7 billion in helicopters, real estate, art, very broad. this is targeted -- has targeted vladimir putins daughters and dimitri peskov. you said what are we going to do now. the new proposal -- theres a bunch in here, lets go through it. first of all, streamline authority to seize ...

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