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Stretch conduct -- in any stretch conduct offensive operations, but again, be able to react once --that should spill over which i dont anticipate at this point, but we ought to make sure were prepared for that. arthel: and finally, general, president zelenskyy continues to plead if with the u.s. and nato to close the skies over ukraine as the hits keep coming, unfortunately. now, i ask you this as the form former vice chief of staff, is there any way to answer president zelenskyys call? >> well,...

Feel like they can use these capabilities, this prepare tory activity to have a real impact on the american people. >> easterly also weighed in on the invasion not going as putin planned, staying battlefield setbacks could be putting more pressure on russian intelligence officials. the cybersecurity agency wants to stress every organization and business, large and small, should be proactive against cyber incidents, keeping software up to date, organizations can also report abnormal cyberactivity...

Caused is by rockets and artillery and missiles. what are we doing to help ukraine destroy the sites from which these missiles and rockets are coming? ships in the black sea and sea of azoff, ground-based systems in ukraine and russia, providing intelligence, long-range capabilities. anti-shell capabilities. these are the things i think we should be doing immediately that would help ukraine neutralize whats actually causing most of the damage. >> general ben hodges, its always a pleasure to list...

To help fortify the russians. you have some questions about whether that will actually happen, and is the fact were even talking about this a sign putin is getting desperate? >> im not sure that hes getting desperate but hes pulling out all the stoops. he realized he didnt have enough when he crossed the border on the 24th of february. now hes scratching around to see where he can get additional capabilities from whoever will come. in this case the belarusians, they have a little bit to contribu...

Look at their portfolios. they are doing that. >> jesse: they are doing that, that is what they are doing. [laughter] americans dont like austerity, a lot of us dont know what that word means. but we dont like having to reduce our freedoms in order to sacrifice for something after we have sacrificed so much over the last three years with covid. >> jessica: true. >> jesse: judge, what do you think? [laughter] >> jessica: i was watching the energy secretary and bushs former energy secretary. they ...

Is a speed in which russia has been able to overtake ukraine. it is just unfolding unlike anything anyone expected. >> the russians, by all accounts, thought they could get into the capital, within one or two days. basically, take over the leadership, and then take over most of the country in the next week or two. obviously, that has not happened for a couple of big reasons. one, is the fierce resistance they met from the ukrainians, as your report has documented right now. the other is that the...

Protection at a premium here, and its a factor and its an exercise. heres the deal. we announced it. we have been talking about that prep for it for quite sometime. its a defensive exercise. i stood up here the other day and walked through all the capabilities that we are going to be training to and what those marines and sailors are up to. well continue to be as transparent about the exercise as possible. theres no reason for anybody to view this as some kind of threat, and therefore there woul...

Internally, do you think? 50 dublin version. is it succeeding internally, do you think? so far it is kind of a _ internally, do you think? so far it is kind of a generational - internally, do you think? so far it is kind of a generational thing. i is kind of a generational thing. generally, you could say that people younger than 35 or a0 are much more sceptical towards the official line and propaganda. they are more digital, they have more capabilities to access different kinds of information. t...

It can hit a target up to 2,000 kilometres away. but does that make them any more dangerous than other missiles, or even artillery, which can cause just as much death and destruction? barry pavel is the senior vice president and director of the scowcroft center for strategy and security at the atlantic council. hejoins me now from washington. most missiles that are in the public realm are hypersonic, it is a cool word, and there are new capabilities that are not yet enforced. china tested one. t...

Control, declare ourselves to be, if you like issue the switzerland of this part of europe. they want a standing army, they want strong military capabilities and they want security guarantees all around, if were going to get to anything that looks like lasting peace. >> todd: the war rages on. jonathan hunt, thank you. president zelenskyy warning start of world war iii may have begun just hours after his plea to congress. >> carley: president biden sends additional military support to ukraine, t...