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Are seen by a majority of people in the country to be vulnerabilities. one on the energy front in particular. will there be anything in the speech to talk about reversing some of those policies for example keystone pipeline or allowing our oil and gas companies to pursue federal oil and gas leases even while we try to transition in the future with a smart path to greener energy? >> i would say the president shares the concern about the impact on gas prices and energy prices for the american peop...

Pressing on four sides on a, you know, relatively minor ukrainian force, at some point hes going to make gains, vladimir putin. and when he does, it creates new vulnerabilities for zelenskyy and decisions they have to make. time, while it does work on behalf of ukrainians so this can get support, it also works on behalf of russians who can get different avenues. will: lets take a look at the maps, keep rachel ask joey involved as well as you, pete, see what the state of the war is this morning. ...

In london, the requirement to wear a mask on the tube and other transport is also lifted from today. and from april the 1st, free covid testing will come to an end for most people in england. some charities, scientists and doctors are worried restrictions are being relaxed too quickly. covid remains pretty high in circulation around the country and what nhs leaders are worried about is that if too many of our precautions are relaxed at one time, then there will be an increase in the transmission...

Like nuclear weapons, when you start using them, you dont know where they stop. >> todd: is there anything the average american can do to protect themselves? >> of course, you dont want your device is compromised, but that is not really what russia cyber offense capabilities will go after. they will go after some of the critical things. so there is nothing we can do as individuals. we should really ask congress and the department of homeland security to be on the new cyber -- they have been doin...

Perspective. the pundits ill listen to on that, was dana perino, who said after that speech the address was uninspiring, there was no pivot or change in policy or approach. they took a speech they had written for months and copy and pasted something they wanted to include about ukraine and praising the ukrainian people for fighting and condemning putin as the president should have and went back to the same failed talking points they have been talking about for the past six months around build ba...

Democratic leader to get their base comfortable with the idea of going back to normal. i mean, for the past two years so much of the identity of what is meant to be a democrat, to follow the science, was tied up in masking and following these rules and regulations. and if you didnt do that, you were you know, a bad person, you were ron desantis, youre a denier. so now the leaders need to get their base comfortable with unwinding that. >> all of this plays into the political culture war decision ...

>> emily: its like a "dont throw me in the briar patch" moment. before russia even entered the ukrainian space, the fbi prepared a report warning of the vulnerabilities of our system and numerous preceptors coming to shannons point, expressing that there might be cyberattacks from russia on that front, and warning that the private sector as well as numerous governmental agencies -- >> kayleigh: the colonial pipeline was allegedly not the russian government. it is believed that perhaps these russ...

Operations when something like a state of the union happens? >> so the state of the union is very unique. it has been sdesignated as a special event and its coordinated by the u.s. secret service, along with other law enforcement partners, federal, local and state. so this is a big, complex program that actually brings to bear the entire resources of the federal government put forth to build out a very comprehensive security program that addresses a multitude of threats and vulnerabilities, from...

Infrastructure on attacks on systems that would -- that if disrupted or if destructed would impact civilian life in the country, whether its nato or the u.s. but were purposely vague about it, nato is purposely vague about it because you dont want to set a line and putin sort of keeps going close to it but not over it. >> right. so the department of homeland security, you know, has also done its part by warning u.s. businesses that they may become targets of cyberattacks from russian state-spons...

You sure, are you feeling positive about america covering its own vulnerabilities to russia at this point? >> thats certainly two different things. >> sure. >> cyber operations led by cyber command and intelligence community agencies are very, very proficient. they are very good, very sophisticated and they have been at this fame for a very long time. but i would be surprised right now to see anything thats overly offensive or aggressive against russian capabilities in order to not escalate the ...