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Putin. and that's the ultimate symbol of his failure. he does not control ukraine. he does not control kyiv. he's been humiliated and his military has, however, to your point, they're still there. russia is a big country, putin shows no signs of going anywhere. not uprisings against him. he's entrenched in power. he's find something work around to the sanctions. so the positive story is what ukraine can achieve. if there is some area of concern, putin is just as entrenched as ever and as dug in as ever and there are a lot of people dying. i think what president biden is trying to do is signal ...

Look for the broader picture here as to how many forces remain. by the way, we've talked about this before, there are a whole host of options for russia short of a full scale invasion, right? there are parts of this country that can advance further into that it already occupies in the east and from crimea in the south. so again, i think with all these developments over the last several days and weeks, the best advice is take a breath and believe it when you see it. >> all right, we'll be watching with you, jim sciutto, thank you, live from kyiv. let's bring in retired army general mark hertl...

Yamiche alcindor and nbc news pentagon correspondent, courtney kube. welcome to sunday. it's meet the press. >> announcer: from nbc news washington. the longest running show in history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. good sunday morning. it certainly looks as if the chances of they're going to war in ukraine. after it was said they were pulling back troops, that was a lie, they were adding. they claimed ukraine was about to attack. russia carried out its own military exercises on all sides of ukraine yesterday in a show of force and president biden says he believes russia will inv...

Faced with Russia's war against Ukraine, "the West" is once again getting tangled up in its own propaganda, invoking the threat of a clash of civilisations when it comes to the question as to which side Ukraine belongs. An essay by Stefan Weidner

That putin and trump do have in common is that they're constantly underestimated. american intelligentsia underestimated putin because he didn't go to the right prep schools, terrible table manners, and they dismissed him. putin, trump, what we fail to realize is it's the harvard trained insiders don't change the world. for better or worse, outsiders change history. and, you know, putin has been dismissed as a mere kgb lieutenant colonel, hitler was a lance corporal, jesus was an itinerant rabbi. >> and a carpenter. >> my point is, if you go through history, the people that have forced change ...