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Effective, too. the biden administration ruled out establishing a no-fly zone. but your colleague republican senator lindsey graham will support a no-fly zone if they were to use chemical weapons against civilian targets. do you share that view? >> that's a whole another red lean in the sand to cross. you cross that, the genocide we see going on now to inflict more punishment, more pain on innocent people is intolerable. to use chemical weapons and say we will stand by and watch this happen. that should be a red line. right now like i said, these people are fighters. they are tremendous brave ...

Human, and phobic it with russia, but 35 who don't want to vote at all and do include big players. it is interesting because we think much of the world has coalesced around that ukrainian people and their allies and big organizations. the u.n., this is one of the questions where they still abstain and say we don't want to take sides. >> the president of the u.n. security council and vetoed the resolution out of the council. the 141 countries out of 193, the standing ovation after the vote in the countries that joined russia, belarus, helping them right now in the war, north korea, eritrea, and...

To resist. glory to ukraine. >> a very sobering view. david and richard, thank you so much for your time. next, one man could easily end this war, and ukraine's president is ramping up the pressure for world powers to force putin's hand. we'll turn to lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. he was the ukraine expert on the national security council under trump and will join us live. and a short time ago, vice president kamala harris spoke in selma, alabama, addressing ukraine's struggle for democracy as she marked today's anniversary of bloody sunday. >> today the eyes of the world are on uk...

Aggrieved the west doesn't give him proper deaf france and this is a war he can't afford to lose. >> he has no end game in the face of what will be fierce resistance from ukrainians. >> okay. much more on today's stark u.s. intel assessment next, what are the war's lasting implications and what is president putin capable of as world powers back him into a corner? we'll be right back. k him into a corner? we'll be right back. if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease.

They will largely define the next set of years if not longer if terms of the world order. that's something the president wants to get across as china and the u.s. are competing world powers. the relationship needs to stay at least somewhat stable, anderson. >> phil mattingly, appreciate it. with that on the table and the geopolitical stakes running high, i want to check in with fareed zakaria. this will be the first call between president biden and his chinese counterpart since russia invaded ukraine. what do you think the president needs to convey? >> it's a very consequential call. it's one ...