times. doris, thank you for joining. us i know you pointed out the connection between those two historical moments, two presidents trying to rally support at home while also sending a strong message abroad. do you think president biden accomplish that today? i think what he was able to do was rally for ukraine, the allies, and really the world. and if you couple that with a surprise visit yesterday, which captured the visit of the people in the world, i think it s a double whammy in a certain sense. but now the challenge comes, as roosevelt speech suggests, roosevelt was facing an isolationist mood. and he was that wonderful metaphor after the democracy of arsenal s the speech, that if your neighbor s house is on fire, you ve got to lend their house, so your house and their house can be saved at the same time. and that s the kind of language that he s going to somehow have to come back here and still use the bully pulpit. because support is diminishing. maybe what he should do is tak
american people. and really the world. and if you couple that with the surprise of visit yesterday, which capture the in a matter nation of the people and the world, i think it s a double whammy in a certain sense. but now the challenge comes as roosevelt speech suggest. roosevelt was facing an isolationist mood, and he use that wonderful metaphor after the arsenal of democracy speech that we need to, if your neighbor s house is on fire, you know london your hose so that their house can be saved, and your house could be saved at the same time. and that s the kind of language i think somehow, he is going to have to come back here and still use the bully pulpit, because it s diminishing. what he thinks he should do is take a pay farmers about forgot how to talk in those terms. maybe a page from london johnson and bring those bipartisan leaders who are now supporting the war to a dinner at the white house to talk about the trip, and to keep that support going. it is essential as this war
ukrainian leaders have been repeatedly asking for. he told me that they re currently in talks with the biden administration for those fighter jets and they are confident, confident that the biden administration will eventually sign off on fighter jets for ukraine. again, what ukrainians see as absolutely essential for pushing russian forces out of their country. quite optimistic view here in kyiv tonight, especially on the heels of the president s visit yesterday, that is being seen as a big boost of confidence for the entire country. erin mclaughlin, thank you for that. ben, the administration has tried to be judicious about the decisions that it makes. there have been some delays and critics is said too long delays in deciding to do things like, yeah, let s get germany to get some tanks in there. but the f-16s are something much bigger. do you see that happening? do you i don t know if share the optimism is the right word,
they are coming from or where they are going. ainsley: thank you, griff. will cain is down there on the border. is he in el paso. he was covering the president s visit yesterday. what s the latest this morning, will? will: you know, ainsley, brian and steve, i heard you earlier talk about the analogies write themselves president biden to el paso. you talked about the clean up of homeless encampments before the super bowler clean up around the democratic national convention when you clean up a city and make it look nice before it puts on its national presentation. reminds me of my buddy and co-host pete hegseth said yes the catherine the great travels crimea on a river boat tour and create false villages. little quaint towns along the river from her. look at your empire? isn t it so beautiful. as the boat passes by they tear them down and rebuild them down the river for her to see once again. president biden is traveling in a beautiful bubble sanitized version of this crisis.
steps for peace by russia which enjoys being a terrorist state. russians are still poisoned by the kremlin. it is our joint task. his answer is yes. i agree. joining us no joining us now, max cohen. i want to talk to you about the historic significance of president zelenskyy visit yesterday. he was talking to a lot of house republicans who were resistant to some of that awed to ukraine. i do want to say, aid to ukraine is overwhelmingly bipartisan in both houses of congress. but there is a growing faction of house republicans who are speaking out against this aid.