About now was basically an aberration in historical terms. there has always been some type of conflict, some type of competing blocks of nations. i think the kind of thing that we re seeing is that the blocks are forming. they ve already formed. russia and china on one side of the table. the united states and democracy on the other side of the table. whether we like it or not, that s the way this conflict will unfold and ukraine is just the first battled ground of this time. if you look at history, and lis history doesn t always have to be the guide but when you have these blocs, they re talking about ways to avoid that eventuality. very important. colonel, thank you so much. josh, thank you so much as well. ahead here, republicans on the hill are ramping up their efforts to undermine the fbi
Zelenskyy knowing their political sensitivities of that. josh, where do you see broadly where we are and where this speech is marking? are we here on the precipice or in the middle of another cold war? right. i thought it was very interesting when president biden that, we stand at an inflection point in history. that is very similar to the words that chinese president xi jinping used when talking to russian president vladimir putin during his last trip to moscow. there seems to be an agreement that what happened in ukraine doesn t stay in ukraine. and president biden said we have to stop today s aggressors to deter would be aggressors tomorrow. he didn t name china but he s talking about china and the very real possibility that china could attack taiwan. this is a nato strug and china.