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Dont get me wrong. there will be costs and they will be hard. but compared to what ukraine is enduring right now, i do not think it is a big sacrifice. the second thing i would say is that what -- you know, we miscalculated. not we, not you, not president biden. but for a long time we have been miscalculating vladimir putin. we thought that we could work with him, that we could -- and i think today we have now realized that that was a mistake. and now we have to find more creative means. the con...

F-16s. juan, i want to get your thoughts. >> thats the next best step, give the ukrainians the ability to manage their air space, to be able to challenge the russians to go after ground troops that are stuck on the road. you know, theres been discussions about providing a-10s as well which are effective against ground forces and tanks. the attempt to get the ukrainians more weaponry is important and how to maintain that supply line is going to be critical as the russians try to encircle cities l...

Denis was born in moscow and now works in publishing in london. he has relatives in both russia and ukraine, and is desperately worried about his family who are in care. who are in kyiv. my cousins wife, she said that we were starting to panic. they are hiding somewhere in the basement. we are starting to panic because the tanks are in the city. there is fighting in the city. they dont have any food, they dont have any money, theres nothing they can do. the war needs to stop. i need people to be...

I hope to god you will not need to apply this knowledge, but it is always best to be prepared for the worst. jonny dymond, bbc news, west london. russians living in the uk have said they are horrified by vladimir putins invasion of ukraine. many have joined anti—war protests across the country and are calling on fellow russians around the world to condemn putins actions. ayshea buksh has more. denis was born in moscow and now works in publishing in london. he has relatives in both russia and u...

Kind of change of approach by nato was meant obviously... there will be a much was meant obviously. .. there will be a much tougher— was meant obviously... there will be a much tougher attitude _ was meant obviously... there will be a much tougher attitude because - was meant obviously... there will be a much tougher attitude because of i a much tougher attitude because of the pressure — a much tougher attitude because of the pressure of— a much tougher attitude because of the pressure of ...

Who are in care. who are in kyiv. my cousins wife, she said that we were starting to panic. they are hiding somewhere in the basement. we are starting to panic because the tanks are in the city. there is fighting in the city. they dont have any food, they dont have any money, theres nothing they can do. the war needs to stop. i need people to be more proactive, if they have russian culture within them, they need to be more proactive about stopping the war. sonja came from russia to study, and no...

A big country next to a small country, if that is the level of sophistication we have got keshawn, we have got a real problem. heres the other aspect and you hit on it. last night, after the speech, what we saw was the price of oil goat up. it has gone up continually today about ten bucks a barrel and that is the answer because the international market saw what joe biden put forth was not an answer. president zelenskyy showing unbelievable, you know, heroic efforts. this is his "braveheart" mome...

And are calling on fellow russians around the world to condemn putins actions. ayshea buksh has more. denis was born in moscow and now works in publishing in london. he has relatives in both russia and ukraine and is desperately worried about his family who are in kyiv. my cousins wife, she said that we were starting to panic. they are hiding somewhere in the basement. we were starting to panic because the tanks are in the city. there is fighting in the city. they dont have any food, they dont h...

I think we need to be more proactive in giving those people incentives to defect. i think we have to be much smarter about that. think about this. if the head of the central bank, i know her and her name. think if she came out and said, this is a horrible war, im resigning and we gave her incentives to leave, that would have a giant psychological impact on russia. i know. theres no way she supports this war. the head of sberbank, the largest bank in russia, theres no way he supports this idiotic...

You cant mumble through b.s. you have to time this perfectly. you know how football programs will always schedule the worst opponent during homecoming? so they just blow the team out and all the alumni are happy and drunk and they donate more? that is what you have to do. you cant go over say two weeks when kyiv is encircled and they start showing the capital and sending in the fascination squad. you have to time it perfectly. that is a tall order. >> jessica: definitely a total order. judge wha...