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Point. i actually, a serious, sincere question. you are pete buttigieg, it's very clear this guy is over his skis, but he's also super ambitious and really thinks highly of himself. and if you look at his resumé, he's done all the things and checked all the boxes that, you know, he knows the democrat party wants. so why wouldn't he allow so many things, especially this issue because he comes from a small town, why wouldn't he step forward if nothing else for his own political, you know, ambitiouses? -- ambitions? like, why did he not do that? it doesn't make sense. because the he hate these p...

>> why would we take ukraine's side and not russia's side. sincere question. if you're looking from the american perspective -- why? who's got the energy reserves? who's the major player in world affairs? who's the potential counterbalance against china, which is the actual threat? why would we take ukraine's side? why would we have russia's side? i'm totally confused. >> well, clearly. ukraine is a democracy. russia is an authoritarian regime that is seeking to impose its will on a validly elected democracy in ukraine. we're on the side of democracy. >> yeah, i guess i'm on the side of democr...

Well as foreign policy experts, have long said that putin's chief objective is to reconstitute the soviet union. sound farfetched? last december reuters reported that russian state tv had aired some provocative comments from a documentary "russia: new history." in that documentary, putin lamented the collapse of the soviet union, saying it was a disintegration of the historical russia under the name of soviet union. we turned into a completely different country. and what had been built up over 1,000 years was largely lost. yet for months during the escalating tensions between russia and ukrain...

Gretchen, it's great to see you. appreciate that so much. let's listen to what has been coming out of fox lately as tensions between ukraine and russia escalate. let's listen to tucker carlson. >> why would we take ukraine's side and not russia's side. sincere question. if you're looking from the american perspective -- why? who's got the energy reserves? who's the major player in world affairs? who's the potential counterbalance against china, which is the actual threat? why would we take ukraine's side? why would we have russia's side? i'm totally confused. >> well, clearly. ukraine is a dem...

If you say we believe that ukraine had a vital national interest to russia but not to the u.s. so the u.s. should not risk war, you are accused of being a traitor. yet that was barack obama's position for 8 years when not flooding ukraine with lethal weapons. suddenly these things overnight became taboo. >> tucker: it would be difficult for the biden administration to say out loud: we deplore the invasion of ukraine, but we are worried where this could go and the effect on our country and the world. maybe it doesn't undercut our initial interest to say we won't expand nato to your borders. who...