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Simply on the right side of history on this issue. we heard from president biden yesterday, saying in no way do we want to subsidize putins war machine. they also want to avoid a political box here. the republicans, who support the ban, too, but would blame the administration for, a, being weak on russia if they didnt do it, and, now, show they have, will blame them for rising gas prices. this was still the right decision. pelosi and schumer pushed the white house, and the president and his team...

Handle on what the expectation is. some of it wont come until after the state of the union. but i feel confident. >> as for the fence gets a lot of attention, she pointed out thats not her call. but as you know, state of the union is a special national security event. there will be tons of security, not just on that day but really leading up to and now it appears given the timeline of the trucker protests, likely straight on through the week. >> thank you so much and ashley, lets talk about the ...

Theyre apparently fighting back in quite a decisive way. but there are some things that theyll have to remember that they cant do this forever unless they get resupplied and that theyre very careful with how they in essence husband their resources. >> lets talk more now, colonel, because it is clear that putins ambitions go well beyond ukraines eastern regions. russians are moving in on multiple fronts. take us through russias tactics, please. >> sure. so what this would do, don, actually is the...

They dont like it. joining us the author of the book "insurgency." jeremy, congratulations on the new book, my friend. its great to see you on "way too early." >> thank you. great to be here. >> lets talk senator scott, this is layers on top of layers, lets start with what jennifer rubin pointed out saying is this going to back fire with republican voters. aaron blake put it essentially that this could show that some of these positions might end up being a liability for republicans down the road...

Some aircraft shot down, obviously encountered some losses. its very difficult to get a comprehensive picture of what the battle space looks like. as long as russia can kind of grind down the ukrainian military and continue their advance, i think russia has a huge advantage here. theyve got a much larger force and capable force. theyve got cyber, jamming, other capabilities, special forces, elements that can infiltrate the capital city. i think this is going to be a very difficult situation for ...

Lets talk to a ukrainian mp kira rudyk. leader of the golos political party, an opposition party in ukraine. thank you forjoining us. i think you are in kyiv, arent you? yes, im in kyiv and the sirens went off five minutes ago i yes, im in kyiv and the sirens went off five minutes ago— off five minutes ago i want you to sta safe off five minutes ago i want you to stay safe so _ off five minutes ago i want you to stay safe so if— off five minutes ago i want you to stay safe so if you _ off fi...

Waiting in reserve. angus crawford, bbc news. the latest line regarding airspace. we have seen a number of eu countries in norway, now adding their voice, countries in norway, now adding theirvoice, closing countries in norway, now adding their voice, closing airspace to russian air traffic stop we will keep an eye on that and bring you any more as it comes in. lets get the latest on the ground. lets talk to harry league, a british teacher based in kharkiv, ukraines second city. so thank you so ...

To double down because he cant go back to moscow without a win of some kind, because that would be detrimental to his career, then what does doubling down look like? and could he cause a horrific humanitarian crisis? in that scenario, are we then back to the table discussing with nato possible military options? and so the thing that -- my point here is i just hope we dont wait too long in that debate as we did with syria. >> so, colonel, lets talk about what is happening militarily on the ground...

There are multiple parts of the story, not just the ukrainian nationals and so much done for them understandably and everything is coming together to do that, but so many other people that for one reason or another ended up in ukraine that are not from there originally. literally all over the world. i talked to a young girl, college age from nigeria, and she was a student in kyiv and she got out, does not know what she is going to do next, what programs in place for her, a lot of that to be sort...

The bombing are just terrible. but its also even worse, some of these people cant get out. theyre trying to get out of the country. theyre under attack, and so, this is really one of the largest, i think, humanitarian catastrophes that we are going to see. i mean, as bad as it looks right now, its only going to get worse. and so, a refugee expert here say that this is gonna be one of the biggest refugee crisis since maybe, the end of world war ii. and that is really scary. and then you have to t...