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not enough patriots to handle all of the requirements there, and so it is an ongoing struggle. it is going to cause a lot of pain and grief in ukraine, and the united states and the west have got to provide the assets, and more assets to enable ukraine to handle this. that is very difficult, because we are not producing, and we don't have excess patriot batteries right now. >> as long as we are talking about the air power, we have learned now that since the latest round of air attacks from russia began, the pols have said that in poland, some of the missiles have flown over polish air space, and now poland says it is going to deploy some of the warplanes over its country in its own defense. is this posturing, general? what is going on here? >> i think it is posturing. i think it is a political move by the government in warsaw. i don't think that the russians intend to strike poland. that is an entirely different scenario if they were to do
, and special assistant to president george w bush, michael allen and richard fowler and katie pavlich at townhall -- io townhall.comwa. good to see you.enin the iowa state fair is a thing and it is happening.y am judy, what do you make of theses entourages that were competing among the fried foods? >> what it tells you is desantii is obviously trying to put everything into iowa and trumpto is sort of trying to cut intog that. i'm not saying that trumtrump necessarily has a chance ofow losing iowa at this point, butts desantis' team feels confident in iowa. i there is a "new york times" pols came out a few weeks ago and itu shows trump with the lead in th 50s. however, when it comes to iowa his lead is in the 40s andis desantis' lead is a few points up. they feel confident and trump is very much trying to sort of nudge r madissenters, or maybe bech dissenters anyway by ve
arm taking a selfie, hits american rider sepp kuss. he then swerved starting a series of collisions. everyone was able to continue, but it prompted teams and organisers to plead with fans to take more care. vout pols won the stage. jonas vingeguard finished alongside his rival pogacar to retain his ten second overall lead. wheelchair racer hannah cockroft claimed her second gold medal and great britain's eighth, at this year's world para—athletics championships last night with a championship record in the final of the women's, t34, 800 metres. it follows on from her gold in the 100 metres last week, in which britain achieved a one, two, three. fellow brit kare adenegan also clinched a silver medal meanwhile, great britain won silver in the universal four by 100 metre relay after canada — on the left of your screen — were disqualified for failing to touch, in the takeover zone. look how close britain were to snatching gold — japan overtaking them, japan overtaking them just a fraction before the line. afterwards, the team, which included blade runnerjonnie peacock,
inviting russian terrorism by not allowing ukraine into nato right away. filled with gratitude yesterday. in a tweet in a moment there toward president biden and the united states. what was the significance, what was the impact of what we saw over the past couple days in vilnius, both practically and symbolically? >> first, why did zelenskyy shift? i think part of the reason for that is because the polish government, the baltic governments, right up until the beginning of the summit, were pushing really hard for, we need concrete dates. we need a calendar. we need to know when nato is going to welcome ukraine formally. president biden and the white house were telling these people back channel, that cannot happen right now. biden went on television the previous week and made it very, very clear. up until the day of the summit, you had the pols and the baltics making that case in talking with zelenskyy.
and the person who called this right from the very beginning, the person who read the room when it comes to central and eastern europe was president biden, who before the war broke out shared intelligence to carefully clarify for our allies over here what are the defense and offensive structures of the military, and what does putin intend to do with it in ukraine. that decision by president biden allowed us over here to get ready. we were ready on game day. when millions of ukrainian ref refugees began to pour across the border into poland. and the reactive mobilization of the people who embraceden ukrainians brought them into their homes and their apartments. they did that because the pols did not feel scared. yet this is 1939 for poland and finland. this is an invasion by an
pols, with romanians, to carefully clarify for our allies what are the defensive and offensive structures of the russian military and what does putin intend to do with it in ukraine. and that decision by president biden allowed us over here to get ready. we were ready on game day, february 24th, 2022, when millions of ukrainian refugees began to pour across the border into poland. and the reactive mobilization of the polish people, who embraced the ukrainians, brought them into their homes and their apartments, they did that because the pols did not feel scared. yes, this is 1939 for poland and finland. this is an invasion by an oppressive foreign attacker. >> i saw it for myself. i saw it for myself, the refugees facilities. before i lose you, let me quickly put up on the screen a social media reaction.
of other stuff we have been documenting that took its apex with trump and tucker carlson, or other figures. there are many. i want to show you briefly a seen where they mix the broke absurd comedy of it all with questions about nazi sympathizing. so, the punch line is ever so serious. the media executive you're trying to see is trying to pin down a right-wing host's apparent interest in this specific era of world war ii history. >> have you ever read mein kampf. >> yeah, a couple times. >> what specifically do you find interesting about that period of history? >> the scale, the tragedy. >> oh, yeah. yeah, and which tragedies specifically? >> europe decimated. 7 million germans, 20 million russians, 5 million pols.
saturday, in iowa. >> reporter: former president donald trump and florida governor ron desantis both in iowa this weekend. voters watching both closely, amid growing reports that desantis will enter the race. >> i'm concerned with integrity in washington. all this talk about the debt ceiling concerns me. >> reporter: he will headline a rally on the same day that desantis set to be in town. it's a glimpse what might be in store for 2024. desantis and trump leads in the early pols. >> desantis is presidenting out mailers. >> reporter: in the past 24 hours, two iowa state republicans endorsing desantis for president. >> we have to take back our nation. when i look at the field of potential and declared candidates, ron desantis comes out above the rest. >> >> reporter: trump's rally comes days after a cnn townhall
it was honestly -- it brought you to tears to see how grateful these ukrainians who have had to flee their homeland and these pols who wanted to pull together for them both sides looking at the u.s. military setting up beds, setting up tents, setting up everything they needed so quickly you couldn't believe it. it was overnight, practically. they had it down. >> and now just legendary units of the u.s. military, and they're permanent now, you have a permanent u.s. military presence there and, mark, mika's brother who's over there, mark said it was extraordinary walking through the same streets that hitler had invaded and the same cities that hitler had crushed. >> that my father fled. >> and thestalin came through a