he's there. he's got 120-30,000 troops there. it's in -- under his, you know, aegis as such. they are neighbors. he can invade. so i think then the question becomes what is the price he is going to pay on the ground? would the ukrainians fight? would be there a blood-letting on the part of the russian forces? would they be sending them home in coffins, et cetera? so, that is one element where the ukrainians fighters would fight and then there would be possibly insurgency against the russian personnel. and then, he's got to contend with will we in fact put more and more troops into the nato countries near him? and then, what is his response going to be? is he going to, as he's been suggesting, put some troops in cuba? or venezuela? and then, at what point do we counter that? so, this is something we have to be very careful about and i actually -- i praise the president for taking measured responses. i know that he's being pushed to do much more but there is one thing i wish he would do. i wish two things. go to the u.n. security council,