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The big four, there are a couple reasons, one is as most technology advance and open society that comes with the cost, that is that we have a greater cyber dependence and velar vulnerability, we have largest attack surface to protect, the biggest problem we have, were not putting our best players on the field to protect us from those attacks. by law protection of our domestic civilian critical infrastructure networks falls to department of homeland security, what i learned as dni, we dont have t...

Coming out of the white house, and it the not building confidence in our allies or the ukrainians. anita: one of the things president zelensky keeps asking for is a no-fly zone over his country. if they had enough planes, could they do it themselves? >> they could use patriot missiles and other defense systems. ground to air missiles. getting fighter pilots in the air. the city of mariupol connecting the corridors from kyiv to the west and poland. thats doable in the sense that ukraine demonstra...

Well then this is what i consider to be actions that will turn you guys into direct aggressors and well go after you, too. you know, its really hard to tell but hes good at reading the alliance and adjusting his own red lines as appropriate. >> the "wall street journal" is reporting now that russia is recruiting syrians for urban combat in ukraine and some are already in russia preparing to join the invasion. you know, ukrainian officials have said there are chechens here, they often blame chech...

Ukraine. expert warn that russia could target the united states in the form of a cyberattack. russia cyber capabilities have been on display in 2015, breaching ukraine power grid, leaving hundreds of thousands without power in 2017, russia unleashed a malwar attack in ukraine that spread across the globe, and cyberattacks coinciding with their invasion, impacting the ukraine government web sites. what about the united states? what would a cyberattack u.s. look like? joining us now former chief s...

Look at their gdp it is double that of russia. you see suddenly that the german army will be better funded than the russian army. i mean that will change power dynamics and across all of europe in a way we havent seen since world war ii. >> no question. you know, this entire ukrainian intervention has called into question the capabilities of the russian armed forces, which i do not under estimate. theyre still a large, reasonably well-equipped fighting force. they took on an operation they didnt...

Because this is likely to be a months-long process or longer, especially the way were incrementally feeding in capabilities. the incrementalism is kind of the slow death here. its the slow death for ukraine. its a slow death for the russian armed forces, and it potentially could be the slow death for the west because incrementalism is how we get involved with this. we let this war unfold in a punishing manner and the population demands action, and putin gets cornered and starts to lash out over ...

I dont think we really are needed. the u.s. military, to deal with the millions of refugees, which cal clearly and correctly says will be fleeing ahead of a major outbreak in ground combat. but the nato alliance has started to come together. the germans have partially disarmed. theyre not a great military presence. they used to be in the 1980s. the french dont still have significant military capabilities, so does the u.k. putins put russia in a streejics, vulnerable position. for gods sake, his ...

Ukrainian forces blew up this bf the convoy. a u.s. defense official told me today that blowing up that bridge had a big impact on holding the convoy, among other things. the u.s. defense official overseeing the ongoing delivery of weapons to the ukrainian military says that military aid to the ukrainians has been flowing almost nonstop since february 26th. of the $350 million of u.s. military aid announced last friday, $240 million of that, which included anti-armor take capabilities, javelin m...

Cant simply _ this met with opposition. ym. cant simply close—down use of oil and gas overnight, even from russia. that is obviously something not every country around the world can do. the british prime _ around the world can do. the british prime minister echoing the sentiment of his dutch counterpart.— counterpart. we have to dramatically _ counterpart. we have to dramatically reduce - counterpart. we have to dramatically reduce our| dramatically reduce our dependency on gas and oil from ...

Its going to the next few days. >> that is the question of the day, isnt it? in terms of where we are now and where things have come from as you mentioned in your lead up to this report, the russians themselves have learned quite a lot with regard to their own capabilities, capabilities of the ukrainians have and the fighting force that ukraine has particularly with regards to its morale. where its going from here is going to be a real question. the primary challenge of the intelligence communit...