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Says is an augmentation of beefing up of the us air force presence in poland. there is a small team there. they will add to it. they will extend it. it will stay there for a while now. this team allows us and 16 fighter jets in c-130 aircraft to move in and out of poland. it hopes with all of that, it is a bit of a beachhead if you will. next door to russia, it is a signal of support for poland. a country over history that has always had concerns about russia. then, second, the secretary talked about something called the baltic air police mission. let's leave that map up and explain to people ...

Americans and the europeans is limited, they are taking steps now to show their commitment to those nato allies. whenever we put the map up, it's always great to remind people, those countries just west of ukraine, they're nato allies of the u.s. and nervous with this. if russia is willing to go into a sovereign state with its forces, guns drawn, does that set a precedent for them to do the same, to move a little bit to the west? and threaten one of those nato allies. >> i'm really glad you mention that. look at the nato members. i'm not sure if you've got the same map up, a monitor. but pop t...

Russia and ousted president now viktor yanukovych. that includes crimea. which has strong ties as we've been talking about to russia and people there you know they speak russian so they feel like that is their heritage. >> yeah. and this is the map we were just talking about. they had the wrong map up. as we see here the blue going with the west and these orange and red areas going more with russia. we're also digging deeper into this with ian bremer, president of the eurasian group consulting firm which studies global political risk. he's also the author on several books on the soviet union, ...

As an alternative to assad. that's what's got to be worked. >> ken, i'll throw this map up before we let you go here. if you look at how fractured the country is, isis, the government, the opposition, the kurds. that very thing is complicating our action there. >> it is. we have to recognize that it's going to take a long, long time to get a unified government over all of syria. in the meantime, the most we can hope for is where there's not slaughter of civilians. so we should focus on what's doable now and rebuild syria over the long term. coming up, bobby jindal gained the kind of notoriet...

When you talk about older people and younger people, there will be a big difference because when you talk about somebody 27 and younger, a lot of them say, i don't really want insurance. now you have to get insurance. now when you talk about someone older, they are going to be paying a little more, too. they get no tax credit for those making over 46,000. >> steve: right. any individual across the board ho makes more than $46,000 a year, you're not going to get a subsidy. so you're going to wind up paying more. we've got a map as well. it is so confusing. that's the problem. if you listen righ...