you re not looking at your phone, then it s time to break the ice. you can start a conversation. then and only then. if the conversation goes nowhere, you stop talking. you don t force it. today i went down, i m in florida. i sparked up a conversation with the guy over the food. we talked for the entire rest of the plane ride. great dude. he learned a lot from me. let s do some texts. carroll from pennsylvania, the norfolk southern ceo needs to for hit his entire salary for the next two years to help the people of east palestine. that s a start. apparently those fleece vests are expensive. beth from arizona. what a way to celebrate president s day for biden. head to ukraine to give billions of dollars and ignoring sick americans back home. we re not saying he can t go to ukraine but swing through palestine on the what you through. andy from lexington. do we know if hunter accompanied
of our policy all along and we believe it s a successful one. the language hasn t been as strong, i wonder is there something that gives our intelligence folks our leaders more comfort that makes it feel more comfortable about using such language? maybe it s because they did go to kyiv and did go to ukraine. i don t think so. i don t think the language it actually has been it wasn t stronger than it has been. we wanted to ensure this would be a failure and russia would be weakened. this has been the policy we have been driving to all along. and make it clear they would be significantly weaker and sent that message directly to the russians before they launched this war. we made clear if they launched this war, which is unprovoked, unjustified, unnecessary, we would impose consequences on russia and those would make russia weaker. nothing that happened since the
president were to go into a war zone. seems to be off the table for the time being, but there are discussions under way between officials here at the white house about sending another high-ranking administration official to ukraine. possibly secretary of defense lloyd austin or secretary of state antony blinken, but sources have cautioned such a trip may not eventually materialize. now, while zelenskyy believes this would be an image of solidarity toy have the president or a high-ranking official go to ukraine, the u.s., of course, is continuing to support ukraine when it comes to delivering more military assistance to the country. just earlier this week president biden announced $800 million worth of more sophisticated and heavy duty military equipment would be going into ukraine, with first shipments arriving over the weekend. ukrainian president zelenskyy welcomed this new assistant, but still says more is needed.
emphasis perhaps on how much has gone wrong with his presidency, and hit it s like a laundry list. it s like the fourth of july, music is over but they have to light everything. [laughter] you see all the fireworks on display, blue, red, gold, none of it makes sense. after a while, i thought we are indiscriminately going down on the pier stick set on the poles, items in terms of his agenda. i m going to secure the border. i thought i had hallucinated for a moment. didn t go into how. we were talking about this last hour, is he going to do it with the wall, what was the plan? all of it was touch, but don t go deep. go to ukraine, but don t go so deep that you would say there would be a red line. militaries off the table, when wants to go to war, but don t you say that all things