text messages from january six itself, also the day before that were deleted as a part of a bias replacement program. we don t know what the facts are, we will get to the facts about why that happened and we will do whatever we can to retrieve the substance of those tax. that committee subpoena the math at the agency summit relevant records by tuesday and that s just in time for the next high-profile crime here on thursday. let s get into this joining me now is elie mystal. he is an author of the new york times bestseller, allow me to retort a black ice guide to the constitution. mandatory reading that tell. you so happy to have you here, i know your weekends are very busy so i was grateful when you can join us. i have to ask you first, what do you make of this whole report on the secret service text messages around january six been deleted? how does that happen? it s hard for me to believe that secret service is saying there was not done maliciously, maybe it was not mal
artillery back at them. it is a stalemate sort of war. when the war goes more kinetic, i am part of the command team. we have to be prepared to fight. we are constantly at range. we are constantly doing it. very few actual ukrainian soldiers are engaged in face to face warfare outside of the trenches. those few, you know, maybe 10,000 or more, they might be in that active fight. they are in the strategic pockets. it is like the several donetsk pocket that we just had. there was a battle for lugansk. we had leaders down there. the line is being held to where the russians down. we suppose that there will be a major offensive. at that point, it will be a vehicle mobile infantry combat force. that all sounds very frightening. i wonder what a war here in this country might look like.