america and elsewhere in the west, to give him a exit from this situation, he is big boy, and he knows how to exit situations. and first, reign him in, and after that, worry about his exit strategy. he s still not on leash, and, i mean, like rap his nose, and his regime s nose to say, then, they will probably start looking for a way out. they will find their way out without those, you know, useful idiots who are now busy with fighting for him, their way out.
going to be a walkover, that this was going to be four or five-day operation and i m very concerned that he is also there is a lot bound up in here with advisors in the orthodox church of which i am a member, and that there is a really tragic escalation here that is part of a war that has a lot to do with religion and what he s been told about being a great russian figure to somehow restore the unity of the russian people and the orthodox faith and, you know, that is how he got into the war but the problem is, again, is that as director burn said, he doesn t have a viable exit strategy here. he didn t think through what happens if the ukrainians fight? what happens if this turns out to be wrong? he could play awful cards. i want to add one thing, apparently the national intelligence estimate is he still doesn t want or the
propagandist, he was calling on the defense minister, let s move on, when do we start? that was several days before the war. and now they are kind of peddling back. why do you think that is? oh, well, i think two reasons. two probable reasons. one can be that somebody from upstairs whispered in his ear, like, we should slow down a bit. the other reason is they have very good intuition for politics for political change. and so he realizes that probably he has to work on his exit strategy. and that s really important. exit strategy, what do you mean? well, i mean, he realizes when this whole thing is over and the regime in russia changes, then propaganda pedlars will be one of the first to be
from the russian general yesterday, the first phase of the operation is over. he said they are going to focus on the east, on the donbas, it looks like a scaling back of what they are trying to do in ukraine, is that how you read it? irate they are trying to do in ukraine, is that how you read it? that how you read it? we will see what the reality that how you read it? we will see what the reality will that how you read it? we will see what the reality will show - that how you read it? we will see what the reality will show to - that how you read it? we will see what the reality will show to us. i j what the reality will show to us. i hope this is the change of the goal of russia. maybe a kind of face saving exit strategy. definitely, russia has not achieved its goals, has not seized kyiv, has not change the government of ukraine. that is because of the fact the ukrainian army is doing so well. now it is a problem for the kremlin, how to conduct this exit strategy. for us, for pol
first thing i think we should get that kid in congress who was interviewed in your setup. he had the most rational view of this of anybody. i think he s probably too young to serve. yes, president biden has walked a fine line. and i thought he i think he s done it very well. because he obviously does not want and from the very beginning he said he doesn t want the u.s. to be in a land war in europe like we were in world war ii. so he s been very careful to always say that. at the same time, trying to express as much possible support for ukraine. i have been saying for a while and have said on your show, in effect what biden and the west has to do is tell putin, look, we re not going to let you win this war. so you should start figuring out an exit strategy. the no-fly zone which you mentioned which has been often discussed, a no-fly zone is an act of war. you have to be prepared to shoot