negotiate a camp where they may be in perpetuity. we want them on u.s. soil where they belong in safety so we can process their asylum cases without them having to worry about the taliban death squads that are hunting them right now. in fact, when i get off this interview with you, i m going to be interviewing a guy for our podcast called wartime allies who had a grenade thrown into his house last week. they re hunting these people down one by one systematically, and it s for a purpose. they re trying to convince others american friendship is a death sentence. in addition to have a moral obligation that we made a promise we would take care of them, we re going to have to stand to them, suffer higher casualty rates in future wars if we don t take care of these people now because no one s ever going to believe us again. and our nation s veterans are going to suffer a profound moral injury, too, if we don t keep this promise.
without them having to worry about the taliban death squads that are hunting them right now. i m going to be interviewing a guy for our podcast called wartime allies who had a grenade thrown into his house last week. they re hunting these people down one by one systematically and it s for a purpose. they re trying to convince others american friendship is a death sentence. in addition to have a moral obligation that we made a promise we would take care of them, we re going to have to stand to them, suffer higher casualty rates in future wars if we don t take care of these people now because no one s ever going to believe us again. and our nation s veterans are going to suffer a profound moral injury too if we don t keep this promise. help me understand the fight here because this is so urgent and so timely. this is not some prospective thing that we re spelling out as some sort of hypothetical or war
to whether this is really a real war or not should we go and help the ukrainians or not? they got inside president obama s head i believe, and paralyzed him and just too much risk to do that. it is really not a war. and so we advocated, however, they re also prepare for the potential of a conventional wall with us and if we have to fight with them in over eastern europe, we have to get there we re an ocean away. we would struggle with that. our commission concluded our casualty rates for personnel and value assets, ships, and airplanes in particular some of ours most sophisticated would be at rates we haven t seen since the korean war and world war ii, and that, i think, is an absolute j same technology that chinese are working with. china and russia have been using the same capability when they
that has been successful they do that because they want to paralyze decision-makers. should we go? they got inside president obama and paralyzed him. it really isn t a war. so we abdicated a very successful strategy and over eastern europe and would struggle with that the commission concluded the casualty rates for personnel and high-value assets and airplanes in particular would be at the rates we haven t seen since the korean war that is an absolute fact spirit the
that has been successful they do that because they want to paralyze decision-makers. should we go? they got inside president obama and paralyzed him. it really isn t a war. so we abdicated a very successful strategy and over eastern europe and would struggle with that the commission concluded the casualty rates for personnel and high-value assets and airplanes in particular would be at the rates we haven t seen since the korean war that is an absolute fact spirit the