not just the people there in poland, but the people of the. world a huge speech billed as a battle between democracy and autocracies. vladimir putin and the russians have said that we are going to focus on the eastern part of this country, yesterday the top russian general had said. that but it turns out obviously to be had of. it in from where i am sitting right now, we saw that happen firsthand. it was, shattering i think, to the people. here we talked yesterday about how people tried to go about their normal lives of a sense of defiance. today, it is much quieter on the streets. we walk into a church earlier today. last sunday we were in the same charge. it was a sparsely attended service. today the church was packed with people praying for peace. praying for the war to. and in i am sure people were terrified, completely rattled, by what happened yesterday. >> jacob, thank you for your reporting. we will continue to talk to you through the course of the next couple of hours. jacob soboroff is live in lviv, ukraine. joining us now is the ambassador bill taylor. he's a former united states