all the paperwork and that sometimes takes weeks. the relationships have not been taken care of yet. and we need to see that. john, this crisis is far from over. border towns are still seeing 6 to 7,000 people coming in every day. john. john: and then, of course, way on the eastern part of the country in mariupol, which is almost against the russian border, you ve got 100,000 people trapped in horrible, horrible conditions, and the need to get humanitarian aid to them is so urgent. is anybody talking about trying to get something that deep into the country? they are, john, they have been trying since the day the first days of the war. the trouble is, humanitarian corridors making sure that there are safe passageways for u. aid workers, other humanitarian aid workers to get in. constant shelling, constant danger. sometimes the volunteers are underground taking cover along
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since in about the last ten-year period. what do you make of this? well, look, the armed forces have had 60,000 killed and wounds. the special ops community has been really out alone and in the face of constant danger. i think they re out of control. the navy put a two-star admiral collins in to try and unscrew this mess and get them back under navy discipline. so i m not surprised they re doing this. it s going to be a very difficult situation. the president of the united states gave legal orders to reverse uniform code of military justice actions. that s a law passed by the congress. you know, we didn t make it up in the pentagon. the president doesn t get a chance to change it at will. so we ve never seen anything like this in the history of the country, to have a commander in