shawn. the executive rails visit as a people living in the crash site say they are frustrated both the state and federal response for their also blaming a railroad for this disaster. this is fema is sending a support team to the area after first denying ohio governor mike to winds at for a disaster declaration. eric is live the site with the very latest. actually where the meeting was. what do we know about fema s response and what they are doing today? the incident response team will be arriving here today that is a welcome news for folks here who have been asking for all of the help they can get in response to this disaster. here is the america east policy this morning on fox and friends. i guess they are finally showing up. i think it is a little late. i m glad they re coming but they should be here long before this. also in town as you mentioned ceo of the railway responsible for this disaster that is sent cancer-causing chemicals into the town s air, water, soil. o
regretfully despite every piece of intelligence that we received back when i was in the intelligence community, we ignored 20 years worth of what putin was planning to do. and he told us what he was planning to do. and so regretfully we decreased our posture. both during the obama administration and during the trump administration. why did we do that? europeans were not willing to pay for their own security. only eight countries out of 30. eight nato countries continue to pay 2% toward the collective defense kitty. germany, the richest country in europe does not do that. at this .196 billion have been already provided or committed by our own country.
without water, and 80% of ukraine is plunged into darkness. they re trying to restore the electricity, but it s proven very difficult. so knowing all this, nobody wanted to do anything about it. only eight nato countries are contributing now into the collective defense kitty. and so we didn t take our opportunity to develop a counterstrategy, and this is why right now we re not in a very strong negotiating position. and we re depleting our own weapons supplies. we have now spent on some missile systems 13 years worth of spries, and this is why supplies, and this is why i believe it would be smart to settle the conflict before more ukrainians are killed arkansas arkansas so as you re saying, i ve got to run, i m running out of time here, but what you re saying is so fascinating, that basically president biden has to put pressure on president
admirals. then they pulled more from the reserves. so you have in the army about a 10% overage of what they normally would have. secretary gates is saying he s going to cut about 5% that makes sense if we are getting out of iraq and wittle that headquarters down that is 5% there. jamie: we know winds to cut costs and he s been asked to do that this is one way. the first casualty, one is the dismantling of the joint forces command unit. i assume it is one of several that we ll be hearing about. that had a four star from what i understand there. are we sacrificing for symbolic reasons or will some of this money really go back into the defense kitty? well, i think joint forces command is a controversial move. all of the joint headquarter there s i just talked about that are in combat are trained by joint forces command particularly in the suffolk area where they have a separate compound the crown of