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Numbers down. get the vaccination numbers up and lets make sure that were safe enough so that we can actually get the masks off, which frankly, all of us would love to do. >> i want to play this sound, actually, from governor hochul in new york then doctor, get your thoughts on the other side. >> this pandemic is not over. it is not over. that is why were still going to maintain protections for vulnerable populations in areas where people are very concentrated because i want people to feel safe....

Its really, really complicated. and this is why its been time doing with my patients every day, sort of marrying the broad public health advice with evidence. and then the patients unique medical vulnerabilities. let me say this. so, i hear people who have kids under 5 who are unvaccinated. those kids have not yet had the benefit of the vaccine. at the same time, the under 5 year olds are generally at very low risk for poor outcomes. the under 6 month kids are at a little bit higher risk, but th...

>> pete: thats exactly right. we geraldo on seans show last night. donald trump talking about brow beating germany for quite some time. >> ainsley: he played a 5-minute clip montage of what donald trump has said in the past. pete beat we are going to build that pipeline we want to be energy independent. quiewrp should do the same. part of a grand bargain after the fall soviet union. if we open up economically to energy resources maybe they will open up politically and become more free. instead, ...

The conflict breaks out it would not be bloodless. so, i assume thats also somewhat of a caution to russia that it would not be bloodless for them and their troops. can you be any more specific as? is the russian military, to use the expression, really ten feet tall, or do you see some vulnerabilities for them here? >> so, clearly, if he chooses war, he chooses violence. which means hes deliberately choosing to put lives at danger. soldiers lives, civilians lives. and hes going to have to bear t...

Is that ukraine is a threat by virtue of potentially joining nato which vladimir putin and is security threat, number one brian and they declared russian military back in 2010 in the united states and nato threat and disorders, very sophisticated more plan developed except they called it new generation warfare, cyber, and all kinds of things that they believe they can hit at our vulnerabilities, the technology segment that would be in the u.s. guest: correct. brian: so to take on the u.s. satell...

Were not at that point right now. barbara? >> you mentioned before that if this conflict breaks out it would not be bloodless. so i assume that is somewhat of a caution that it would not be bloodless for them and their troops. can you be any more specific? is the russia military really ten feet tall or do you see vulnerabilities for them here? >> so clearly if he chooses war, he chooses violence. that means that he deliberately is choosing to put lives at danger. soldiers lives, civilians lives....

What weve done to the ruble. thats been really effective and much faster. quicker impact than a lot of people suspected would be. could we strike here and how do we defend ourselves? >> its a really great question. so, technology is rife with vulnerabilities and what weve been doubling down on both digital and physical resilience and thats been done in three ways. first, pardoning systems. the executive order calling out specific practices, mandating the government would use power procurement to...

Defined, i think of financial services. think of the things we depend on every day. those are the targets. the financial sector, those are the targets. i think what is often not fully grasped is the entirety of the supply chain within those targets and so we think of the large banks in the large defense contractors but there is a supply chain underneath that. they are really just the tip of the iceberg and below that tip is where the vulnerabilities are. >> you would assume that in ukraine there...

Done in the past in 2015, 2016, they took out their energy sector, the energy grid, shut down the country. in 2017, a ransomware attack. russias capabilities are very good. united states as well. were direct peers. this is a warning shot saying, hey, its not just military. we have all these other options on the table as well. you know, youre basically being warned if we go to war it will be painful in every way, not just a military capabilities perspective. >> and, david, the biden administratio...

Streets in major cities, that is hard to refute antennae. so when cyber space, the attribution is very, very difficult. it is what we tend to focus on versus focusing on where the focus needs to be which is defending private industry. that is release acceptable to the supply chain and im sure you are aware the last 24 hours toyota had a plant shut down because of a plastic manufacture their supply chain. if you think about that how many parts go into 35 or an aircraft carrier? you think about vu...