ukraine. major impact. alexandria, thank you. dana: zelenskyy said they must succeed in order to prevent world war iii. let s bring in mike gallagher, congressman from wisconsin. great to have you. this is one thing the wall street journal wrote today in their editorial. don t go wobbly on ukraine now and putin can take the exit at any time. if he refuses the western goal should be to inflict as much pain as possible on russia as a lesson to mr. putin and any other country that might try to conquer its neighbors. the president will head to brussels on wednesday. what do you hope to see? well, i hope he does everything possible to rally the west so that president zelenskyy can negotiate from a position of strength. that is our job. our job is to help zelenskyy who is doing a great job rallying support for ukraine by
1940s on the territory of ukraine as well. so that s one indication of how they are behaving, and that will be totally in line with their so-called they are putting on ukraine. sandra: i know that you have some strong ideas about what it s going to take to stop vladimir putin and for other nations to help out ukraine and maximize that help. the wall street journal editorial board this morning published a piece that says don t go wobbly on ukraine now, i ll read you a bit of it, the board writes ukraine s brave resistance has given the west an opportunity to push back against russia and show the world s authoritarians that democratic states can unite for a righteous cause, as margaret thatcher told george h. w. bush, now is not
entity is that he could not engage in a cyber attack against. it s unbelievable what we are seeing from him. yeah. i knew you would ask me, let me look. i think i have something that someone told me to [laughter] i did that because, i m his age. and i m occasionally missing something but not as much. chris berman said it stumbling, bumbling, fumbling. at what point does the press acknowledge what the whole world can see. this is what is so embarrassing. i was thinking of margaret thatcher, what s most important is not to go wobbly. don t go wobbly. you want a definition of wobbly, you re just saw it in videotape. it discourages our enemies and
to the president, don t go wobbly. as the u.k. deals with brexit now you can almost imagine president trump saying almost the same thing to boris johnson today. the president enjoyed that phrase and kept repeating over and over until people said why are you letting margaret thatcher tell you not to go wobbly and steering straight with saddam hussein wiz a big was a big part of it. dana: did you enjoy your time as press secretary? the time was great. i remember lyndon johnson s press secretary said he never had a joyful day in the white house. i enjoyed every minute of it. 10 years was great. dana: i can t imagine doing it for 10 years. that to me seems like a lot. but so different now with social media and the 24/7 news cycle. it would be impossible today.
he s the first montana in our he s the first president in our lifetime to have the courage to stand up and say they are not going to take advantage of us and treat us as chumps and americans who don t have jobs because we allowed the chinese to cheat us out of those jobs. margaret said to george bush, don t go rabbley on us don t go wobbly on us, george. stand with this president. he finally had the courage to stand up to china and it s about time somebody has done it. judge jeanine: this has been a complaint of many presidents but no one attempted to deal with it. this president has. thanks for the plug on my book.