essentially stalled. and it s been, had the effect of moving his force into a wood chipper. ukrainian have continued to trick his horses and effective using equipment we provided them, and armor weapons, anti-armor weapons, anti-aircraft weapons. austin saying ukrainians are effectively using the $2 billion of military aid and training. but my next guess says americans may be offering more than meets the eye. joining me, former assistant director forecounterintelligence at the fbi and msnbc national security analyst. welcome. get into this, the biden administration you know pledged an extra $800 million in military aid just this week. has been more explicit than in the past telling the public about the weaponry providing. all of those kinds of details. you re saying there s more to the story. what other support could the u.s. be providing?
several members of the crew quit because they were concerned gun safety rules were not being followed. those are reports. what went wrong? brian car tepenter is an armor weapons master in the film indust industry and he joins me now. brian, did i get that right? that s correct. that s right. thank you so much for joining us. okay? appreciate it. everywhere i go, everyone wants to know whether it s online, whether it s however, they see me in person, how did this happen? how did this happen? how did a live round end up onset in a gun? i know that you have industry co-workers working on a movie set nearby that told you and heard the rescue crews and sirens responding to the emergency. in your professional opinion, what do you believe could have happened on this movie set, brian? you know, from hearing what i ve already, you know, been on news and through your reporting and what not, you know, it s really hard to sit back and