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Root causes of the russia border problem. she will come back and do a nice book report. i love the fact that biden has brought us firmly back into the 1970s. we got the 1970s crime rates, the 1970s gas prices. now, looks like we are going to have a 1970s proxy war with an evil empire. if it continues that shes going to resurrect the manson family. where is jim jones? hes going to bring back everything about the 70s. [laughter] >> geraldo: platform shoes. it >> greg: geraldo is here! how did this...

To the ukraine to discover the root causes of the russia border problem. she will come back and do a nice book report. i love the fact that biden has brought us firmly back into the 1970s. we got the 1970s crime rates, the 1970s gas prices. now, looks like we are going to have a 1970s proxy war with an evil empire. if it continues that shes going to resurrect the manson family. where is jim jones? hes going to bring back everything about the 70s. [laughter] >> geraldo: platform shoes. it >> greg...

Members in the united states on a heightened sense of readiness. as president biden has said, our forces will not be deployed to fight inside ukraine, but they will defend every inch of nato territory. since russia launched its proxy war against ukraine, nearly eight years ago, the people of ukraine have suffered immensely. nearly 14,000 people killed. more than a million displaced. and nearly 3 million in need of aid. the united states has provided significant support to ukraine, security assis...

Zelenskyy has gotten a lot of cautious far away advice of flee, go to the west, leave the country, go somewhere else. and he hasnt taken any of it. and i think that shows that he understands what his role is, which is to be there, to be doing this. and in the first 48 hours of this new phase of this war, has changed the momentum of how the west is looking at ukraine. where they now understand, oh, ukrainians can fight, they will fight, we can provide resources to them to survive, to resist, to f...

8500. we have said ourforces are not deployed to fight inside ukraine but they will defend every inch of nato territory. since russia launched its proxy war against ukraine, nearly eight years ago, the people of ukraine have suffered immensely. nearly 14,000 people immensely. nearly 14, 000 people killed, immensely. nearly 14,000 people killed, more thani million displaced and nearly 3 million in need of aid. the united states has provided significant support to ukraine, security assistance, hum...

Ukraine. what are his choices? if he occupies, he knows he is facing a big urgency. >> major ukrainian resistance. >> which the united states would end up in a proxy war because the united states said they would help arm the insurgency. and occupy where he puts in a puppet government. in a few years there will be another my don, the 2014 uprising that cast out a pro-russian leader. and he would have to come in and put that down again. so the central question here is what does the world do, if an...

To the baltics. hes not crazy. but i admit on camera i am so wrong. its a rabid madman. he can possibly go to show what he can do. i think at this point, and i think president poroshenko said it correctly, ukraine is a proxy war. it is a war right next to russia. proxy wars used to be fought far away. this is a proxy war. this is a war with the united states. >> anything that can be done to help at this point in. >> sanctions are the r not going to help. no the that they are not needed. there wi...

It is now 10 am on ukraine, on this third day of war provoked by the russian president. they are rallying together right now under vladimir flynn ski who posted this video just a short time ago telling his citizens that he is not going anywhere. you can see that zelenskyy still in the capital city of kyiv as he denied claims that he has called his army to stand down. american british intelligence saying that there are signs that the russian advances slower than planned because there are encounte...

Portable weapons will be crucial. but there is a pretty long border there, on the west. with these nato members. and again, if nato countries want to help ukraine, it should be possible. the logistics should not be insurmountable. >> you talk interestingly about the clandestine transfer of weapons and im thinking specifically, of course, during the obama administration with the transfer of weapons. i believe it was through qatar, to the syrian rebels at the time as a proxy war was taking place o...

He, why will he, how will he do it. and how will they end it. and here we are now day three into the russian invasion into ukraine and i cant help but think back of course to the invasion into georgia a year before you became adviser to their then president. how does this compare? >> i think that there are a lot of similarities in chilling ways. obviously the attempted pretexts were the same i think in the case of ukraine honestly the attempt to create a reason this war is happening has been hol...