on our jackets? -denied. -can you imagine? i want a new nickname. can you guys start calling me snake? no, bryan. -denied. -how about we all get quotes to see if we can save with america s number one motorcycle insurer? approved. cool! hey, if bryan s not gonna be snake, can i be snake? -all: no. now joining me is heather
so in many ways you protect those supply lines protect nato borders and i don t see this again the longer that the ukrainians can resist this brutality, the stronger we get every day as the west. and as taylor said earlier in your program, this is a fight that we cannot afford to lose. and ukrainians are fighting so valiantly for all of our values. this is what this is about. as we are struck by every, you know, extraordinary crime, and a witness to face this fight, and a ukrainians fight for his values. thank you for your analysis and expertise. heather connally german marshall. odessa, a ukrainian port city is home to over 1 million people. many are prepared to defend it
they re in a different part of the country. i m worried about the two of you, because these attacks are getting closer and closer to where you are. please keep your team safe and please stay safe, we will stay close to you. kelly kabeya in poland, and bc s molly hunter in lviv, ukraine. joining me now is heather connally, she is the president of the german marshall fund. she s also a deputy state for europe and eurasian affairs, where she co-led u.s. affairs to engage nato. heather, these developments overnight. i want to first of all get your take on this. when you look at that map, of where that attack took place, it says everything you need to say. that spot, that dot, 12 miles from poland, could very easily be poland. that changes the game. tell me, first of all, that these attacks are not about vladimir putin going into eastern ukraine and protecting russians speakers from a genocide that he provided no evidence of. they are attacking western