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To see if they have any interesting insights, i would try to type as many sources as possible. try to find out whats going on. how the united states and nato and others may play a role and help ukraine make their way through this next 24 hours, as the situation develops. >> former defense secretary mark asper. thank you for helping us out tonight. now we go to the white house, jeremy i know you have been talking to your sources, what are they saying about this so far? >> reporter: at this hour i...

We are monitoring the situation and will be consulting with allies and partners on these developments. now it is important to note, not only what the white house is saying, and what they are not saying right now, is they are not calling this a clue, they are not confirming how serious of a situation this is, and they are not confirming any of the footage that we are seeing right now on the internet. any of that open source intelligence. what i can tell you caitlin, the white house has long been ...

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