>> i do. i mean listen. there may be outliers on both parties that might oppose certain lethal assistance to ukraine. but i think it's absolutely critical that we continue to be a security partner. but remember, we're -- we're just helping ukraine so that they can decide for themselves their future. russia is invading because they want to force ukraine to orient to the east. the united states supports ukraine's right to decide for themselves whether they want to have an alliance with nato or eu or whether they want to have an alliance with russia. we are supporting ukraine's democratic future. whereas, russia is proposing or threatening an invasion to force the ukrainian people into an alliance with russia they don't want. >> having been there, do you have a sense of what a conflict would -- would look like for -- for ukraine? i mean, obviously, russia has massive military might. but it's not like annexing crimea where there is a large,