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In american history. jake, it was right here on the western side of the capitol this insurrection really started and ended a year ago. in the days that followed, a huge security perimeter was set up all around the capitol complex with 10-foot high fencing and thousands of national guard troops from all across the country. that is all gone now as you can see. there is not a very large security presence out here on this anniversary. it has been quite a calm day. weve seen tour groups coming by. pe...

In a speech at the ellipse that day, just steps from the white house, trump repeated his bogus claims about a stolen erection, said republicans, quote, need to fight and urged the vice president, mike pence, to quote come through for us. he also included this call to action. >> were going to walk downing and ill be there with you. were going to walk down, were going to walk down, anyone you want, but i think right here, were going to walk down to the capitol, and were going to cheer on our brave...

Will be no hostages taken. on the other side, a type of action where there is a message out there. the message is to gain as much time with the international media and its happening right now. authorities are giving all that time and not taking any action because of the safety of the individuals inside and the security perimeter. but if at the end of the day if you had the intention of causing death from the beginning, we have seen operations where this has happened. that does not preclude that ...

By 20-plus minutes. and he did take a lot of questions. but there were a lot of significant moments that news conference. >> it was. senator sasse said a train wreck. we will be talking about the domestic political fallout from this for a long time. i think dump below 30% as a result. gave the green light to vladimir putin to have incursion of some sort. so president biden thoroughly abandoned ukrainian allies as he did our afghanistan allies in august and september. it is on a par with a speech...

Those realities and the pressing need to concentrate american power in east asia to counter china, its clear enough where an ideal retreat could end up with nato expansion permanently tabled, with ukraine subject to inevitable russian pressure but neither invaded nor annexed and with our nato allies soldering more of the border of retaining a security perimeter in eastern europe. do you disagree with that? >> yes and no. first of all, president biden agreed with that. he would be a one term pres...

He goes on to, right given, those realities and the pressing need to concentrate american power in east asia to counter china, its clear enough where an ideal retreat could end up with nato expansion permanently tabled, with ukraine subject to inevitable russian pressure but neither invaded nor, annexed and with our nato allies soldering more of the border of retaining a security perimeter in eastern europe. do you disagree with that? >> yes and no. first of all, president biden agreed with that...

U.s. government on how to contain problems, disasters, vulnerabilities. trying to provide that expertise the ukrainians, if they can maintain control of that facility and the security perimeter. not being a nuclear expert myself, what did remind me of is the fukushima disaster in japan after the tsunami. where, the u.s. experts were kind of, in constant contact with the japanese about how do you contain any kind of potential fallout. and how to avoid an ex -- hopefully this does not end up at th...

Sit there without a security perimeter. when youre outnumbered, outmanned, outweaponned you dont have the opportunity to lose a 12-man team to shoot javelins on a convoy you might use a plane against. will they be effective in insurgency situation? absolutely. right now the ukrainians are holding on to the idea they will get air support and get conventional military support. pete: scott, real quick, last word? >> i would say when it comes, there is nothing more powerful and inspired and motivate...

Regular transfers, especially abroad. so, we decided to use crypto in order to fund-raise. this was really hectic, but we managed to partner with the private group exchange from ukraine, and they helped us establish a security perimeter so we could exchange mechanisms. we announced that basically, we were ready to get donations of bitcoin and it was beyond our expectations. the world community started to donate millions of dollars. so we managed to raise around $7 million in crypto. this is real...

>> so, after two days of war we realized that the national bank of ukraine was severely limited for commercial banks and regular transfers, especially abroad. so, we decided to use crypto in order to fund-raise. this was really hectic, but we managed to partner with the private group exchange from ukraine, and they helped us establish a security perimeter so we could exchange mechanisms. we announced that basically, we were ready to get the nations bitcoin -- and it was beyond our expectations. ...