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Country, our people should know that russias response will be immediate. and will lead to such consequences that you have never experienced in your history. >> and i believe during that same speech he also reminded the world that russia still has nuclear weapons. >> pretty dangerous thought. i mean, i look at that, i become incredibly concerned that that might be an outcome that he thinks is plausible. look, the only differentiation in nukes was how we accounted for tactical nukes, those that ha...

Have been activated and dispatched to europe are actually the american contribution of the nato response force. but as the nato response force itself assembles, i would expect further national u.s. national contributions. for example, again after 2014, we began for the first time in a generation to preposition heavy equipment. heavy u.s. equipment in the depth of the alliance which promotes a rapid response from troops in the united states. so one step we might expect in the future is for americ...

>> ainsley: all right. thank you so much, steve. >> steve: stay safe. >> ainsley: bring in chad wolf former acting dhs secretary under donald trump. >> good morning to you, mr. secretary. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. so yesterday vladimir putin had a televised announcement which he was threatening the west, including the united states. he said a couple of words for those who would be tempted to intervene russia, russia will respond immediately, and you will have consequences that y...

Capabilities, communication. this charkiv second largest cities in ukraine, explosions as well as troops. look how close that is to the russian border. this is i would say probably vemple a tiny fraction ever the amount of currently explosions heard across the country. we have seen them missile attack as far as here. steve, to your point about where our missiles -- ballistic missiles coming from in kyiv, they you mentioned it, they could be coming from anywhere to include the black sea where the...

Didnt have in 2008 and we went down by almost three8 million barrels in one year, then were vulnerable and that that raises and putin gets you know, he gets an appetite. second thing is whenpp nato remember, tucker , its got a billion people its got an economy, a gdp eight times larger than russia when it meets its defenseti commitments and most people payay the twopl percente and turkey and germanye ,which are the two largest countries in nato like the united states better thanha they do russia...

Their capability, weve heard a lot of people say that they would fight, thats interesting, this is a russian speaking part of ukraine. this is the territory, that when vladimir putin talks about the ukrainian connection with russia, this is what he is talking about, this is a metropolis that owes a lot to russia in a certain way. a lot of people here settled here from russia, centuries ago. they speak russian, day-to-day language, this was a city that posted a major resistance against the russia...

Ukrainians do to combat that convoy, effectively 40 miles of sitting ducks. do have they the offensive capability to do something about that? >> the secretary has enormous experience, very thoughtful, very careful on what hes saying. again, the ukrainians are stating that they are attacking that column. they only had around 20 turkish armed drones. one way to change the military calculus obviously would be to get u.s. or other nato -- nation armed drones into the ukrainians. tough to do, give th...

Get involved in doing? >> i dont have more details on the implementation to outline from here, but certainly the establishment and, of humanitarian corridors, the implementation of it, the russian leadership taking that effort seriously would be -- would be something we would welcome. >> and then following up on the question about cyber attacks, obviously it did happen leading up to the invasion, do we have the capability of knowing whether or not they tried to do something like that? >> we have...

As only cnn can, our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins, chief international correspondent clarissa ward in the ukrainian capitol of kyiv and jill doherty in moscow now, cnn contributor and expert on russia at the wilson center in washington. kaitlan, first to you, obviously the remarks from president biden are hugely significant, most definitive characterization to date of russias intentions, what makes the president so sure in what sort of diplomat, efforts remain on going? >> rep...