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Good morning. welcome to "way too early, "the show that is marking this tuesday, 2/22/22. im jacob soboroff in for jonathan le mire. russian president vladimir putin ordered troops into eastern ukraine drawing condemnation from world leaders and the u.n. security council. the move came yesterday after putin signed a degree formally recognizing two enclaves in ukraines donbas region as independent, donetsk and lahansk on the russian border. putin described ukraine as an historic part of rub illeg...

Allied commander, general breedlove. we are looking at the map of forces surrounding ukraine now, more than 150,000, maybe 190,000. do you suspect putin is setting the stage for a full scale invasion, and if so, where do you expect putin will move his military next? >> so wolf, thanks for having me on. i dont like the words full scale invasion because i think spider will tell you that forces there may not be adequate for a full scale invasion of ukraine, but what he does absolutely have is enoug...

Plants. alexander hoff is live in washington with details. alexandria to be clear are these warnings for the u.s.? >> arthel, thereve been no specific cyber threats to the u.s. homeland right now. but u.s. intelligence say if russia were to attack ukraine and the u.s. responded the risk is there. russia is more than capable. >> we believe that the russian government is responsible for widescale cyber attacks on ukrainian banks this week. >> those attacks came in two waves according to ukraine de...

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>> right. i think we can provide the resources well within the budget that we currently have. this is a matter of we are talking about tens perhaps several million millions of dollars. the problem you identified as someone a few years back served on the army himself, am very worried about making sure our military is focused on the things that need to be focused on. you design a military to be not woke or diverse but to engage in the functions to protect america, america first for four years. we ...

Pursue his aggression against ukraine is a terrible strategic mistake. forwhich ukraine is a terrible strategic mistake. for which russia will pay a severe price for years to come. nato allies and the european union have already introduced significant functions. and many of our partners around the globe have joined us. we must stand ready to do more. even if it means we have to pay a price because we are in this for the long haul. at the same time, the russian people must know that the kremlins ...

Streets. this inspired by a weeks long blockade in ottawa. joining us is senior capitol hill correspondent haig and ashley parker to talk more broadly about the state of the union. 700 national guard troops. the pentagon says theyll not be armed, make arrests or do surveillance on citizens. theyll be assisting the metropolitan police. freeing up metropolitan police for other functions. thats to be clear theyre under army command. national guard command. not an army take over militarizing the dis...

Ukraine regime. now, the two leaders of those breakaway regions were in the kremlin when president putin signed an agreement on friendship, cooperation, and mutual assistance. and part of that includes an order from president putin to the armed forces to ensure what he called peacekeeping functions in the region. now, that leaves the door open for russian forces to be on the ground in ukraine. jill dougherty, moscow. so, what will a russian invasion into ukraine look like? cnns tom foreman loo...

War when it was still possible to negotiate peace. the united nations, sorry, _ to negotiate peace. the united nations, sorry, united - to negotiate peace. the united nations, sorry, united states | nations, sorry, united states has extended its sanctions on russia, focusing on the financial system and tech exports. joe biden said they would impose a severe cost to the russian economy.- the russian economy. putin is the russian economy. putin is the aggressor. _ the russian economy. putin is the...