hesitating, to stop thinking and start acting. start because this needs to stop. when you say start acting, there are people concerned that anything that feels like direct military interest prevention including no fly zones or western nato troops in ukraine will be an escalation that could result in nuclear war. what do you tell those people? we are not asking for troops. there are russians on the ground we do need weapons and we do need sanctions and on russian gas and oil. we do need weapons to fight in the air because we have children we are showing what happens to their houses and the cities. we need weapons to protect our skies. we will protect them ourselves. but please give us these
everybody is sympathetic to that who i speak to who is in the procurement part of this equation. but there isn t a sense that i have from those that are in the delivery part of this that there are any hold-ups. in fact, what has been described to me is that it has taken sometimes days and weeks to get what normally takes months and years to deliver. so the things have been moving really as quickly as the procurers here in the defense department and those doing the deliveries have ever seen in the history of this department. martha: so again, i know you want to go over quickly what happened in the house today, but this notion that the administration fears more of putin, you know, defeat than it does a zelensky win might be misguided? i think it is. i think there was some discussion and debate in the beginning when they talked about no fly zones. you know, the u.s. does not want
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