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Action could begin. for several weeks now we are hearing about information that builds an assessment, a military intelligence assessment, and that includes things like they continue to flow troops towards the border, and they are bringing in the advanced capabilities, something they dont bring in for an exercise, and its expensive, and it leaves areas that are exposed when they pull large numbers of troops out, and theres the logistics support, and we heard from lloyd austin in brussels, he talk...

>> it is very scary to me what was reported. it is very scary we are just tt is reported, we cannot confirm it. >> yep. >> most certainly, putin has arrested lots of people. the leader of the opposition, he tried to kill and poison, alexander navalny. now he sits in jail with trumped up charges. he can extend those for ten or 15 years, it looks like. i would not be surprised at all. and those are people i know personally as well. i know exactly who would be on that list. another thing to remembe...

And severe. now were talking again on defense what might happen to us instead of offensively using our cyber capabilities, which are the best in the world through the nsa. that is just not happening. again, its another part of the confusing and indecisive strategy of this administration that, you know, is putting us in a bad position. >> ben rhodes said these sanctions dont look like they would work or the history of sanctions, people find their way around them. i cant let you go without asking ...

Intends to occupy and control all of ukraine, he has got 190,000 troops there. it would take close to 800,000 to occupy and control ukraine. and the other thing to keep in mind -- he would cause an incredible amount of rubble if he were to go into kyiv and that is something he can afford. he cant afford to fix it and he cant afford to start instigating that inurgency which will inevitably occur. >> i want to put up satellite images that show russia building up equipment within miles of ukraines ...

Have not affected vladmir putin. even that designation doesnt seem to have an impact. one of the women speaking in that clip, hannah, former chair of the foreign relations committee. she would be the top foreign policy person in our congress. she knows what she is talking about. understandable the passion, frustration that they have. i know these countries dont have the same capabilities we do. but that same kind of passion should be pointed at paris, london, berlin, the other neighboring europe...

Be for show because youre planning something else. these are the big questions. so let me ask you one other point though. yesterday, our viewers may remember, steve, we showed all of you watching, images of a bridge, satellite images, a bridge constructed right on the other side of the belarusian border from ukraine, essentially constructed overnight just a few miles from the border. sources now tell cnn that 24 hours later, so its built overnight, 24 hours after we see it its gone again. poof, ...

Nato would actually be able to repel the attack. >> no question about it that we spent almost 30 years now allowing our capabilities militarily, even as we have countries to nato that we have article five commitments to come on that. thats why i think this speech on tuesday with the president, weve got to see what is he prepared to do on the defense budget? has he had the same kind of moment that jimmy carter had after the soviet invasion of and began to stand? >> griff: itll be interesting. i h...

Media platforms and you really get the country to respond in a weight that is never been seen before. >> i want to ask you about we just had another member of parliament on and she echoes multiple members of parliament are all asking about this no-fly zone. you are at the white house today and jen psaki saying no way we will get involved with that, shooting russian planes out of the sky. the last mp that i had on said it could be magnetic pulses, electromagnetic pulses and something like that. c...

Harder target soldiers in the field and thats a multifaceted operation we see from the russians on the common basis. some of it spilled over as well to latvia and lithuania. >> trace: i wonder because there have been so far, dustin, no crippling cyberattacks against ukraine, do you think that could be coming or is that part and parcel of a bigger picture that we are seeing that we havent really seen this dominant military impact? so maybe thats why we havent seen these major cyberattacks and may...

Russia. again, if we start using these capabilities, what is to stop russia from going after critical -- and you know you dont want to be leading there because you just put yourself in trouble. >> carley: that is the big question for the electric grid, major american banks are a big possibility. most americans right now would want to know if something like this were to take place and we were to enter cyber war with russia, what to expect. >> well, we could easily lose the graceful days and lose ...