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To get to have all of your insights and your granular understanding of exactly what's going on, listening to you talk, it is a tragedy that you're not in the situation room right now. i want to ask you about that. we have to sneak in a break. colonel vindman is staying with us for the whole hour. when we come back, we will both be joined by "washington post" columnist max boot with much, much more on putin's thinking, if he's still thinking, and his next move and what we can do to stay ahead of it. later in the hour, the political impact here at home of president biden's move today to ban ...

It was a nightmare in iraq and afghanistan. so, it doesn't seem like this is going to improve in any way for either side. it just seems like we're talking about the crudest of weapons in the year 2022 and a refugee crisis that will become one that spans a continent. >> thank you for joining us with your important reporting from ukraine tonight and colonel vindman, as always, thank you for joining us again. we always appreciate it. thank you. and last night, president biden said, we are going to seize their yachts! >> the united states, department of justice is settling -- a dedicated task forc...

Talking about in ukraine and that is they'll take help from whomever and wherever and why the address to the german parliament. you saw foreign fighters flooding into the country. >> yeah. there's assistance from all over the world. there's aid coming through and big convoys which is how i got in. there's a whole lot of military aid coming in. a dozen or more flights a day with massive american c-17 cargo planes bringing -- just stuffed with weapons going to ukraine and as colonel vindman said there's many different ways to close the skies by providing them with the missiles that the u.s. has ...

We can supply as much armaments, as well as food and other essential items, so that they can defend themselves and remain where they are. >> congressman, one of the things that was interesting about the hearing today was the testimony -- as colonel vindman said, as bad as things seem through our pictures and discussion of the refugees, the ukrainians are holding out better than anyone expected, including u.s. intelligence. things are still looking possible for them. how do you evaluate this, we've had people say, look, they're performing better than expected, but they can hold out against the ...

We don't need to be provocative but these are palatable risk informed options. this is not nearly as provocative as a no-fly zone which i could see that being a difficulty and why we might want to not get there. if we get these capabilities to the ukrainians they can achieve it on their own and we could avoid an expanding confrontation with the west. >> colonel vindman, i would love to have you back again soon. i have about 100 more questions to follow up, but we have some breaking news we need to get to. colonel vindman, thank you so much. this is breaking news, everyone, the first guilty v...