they re on the clock. with nato and the united states supplying arms and intelligence to the ukrainians, this could go on for quite a while, but there is an end in sight. because they re running out of people. typically the russians throw bodies at a problem. eventually they ll run out of bodies. martha: i thought the way greg put it is so apt. it s world war i trench warfare with a drone in the sky. tell me about the technology on the ukrainian side of this back and forth. well, they re adapting. all warfare is about adapting, looking for gaps, capitalizing on momentum. from what i understand, some of these drones are off the shelf technology that are being modified by the ukrainians to drop explosives and in this case, messages to the other side. so it s quite remarkable. but it highlights the ingenuity of the soldier on the ground. some drones maybe are coming from us. a lot of these are off the shelf and they re adapting to the
new hampshire governor chris sununu announced he is not good to be running for president next year he s made it clear he s not a trump supporter but he also stopped short of endorsing anyone so far, the field is getting bigger yet also a little bit smaller. mark meredith, thank you so much, not a jacqui heinrich on the growing pressure democrats are facing to open up the primaries and hold debates. what are we hearing? tomorrow is going to be six weeks since president biden announced his reelection bid, he has not yet held any campaign events and we are told that is coming soon but i did get a chance to ask the president in the oval office today when his first rally would be he definitely heard me and he did not answer. republican candidates are out on the stump increasingly as we just saw, capitalizing on age concerns which is a top issue in the polls lately. nikki haley said in a town hall last night that people know a vote for president biden is really about 4a preside
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