basis. rockets to attack nato capitals also have to have restraints or pulled out but they re serious if putin wants to negotiate. it is not clear he wants to negotiate. everybody in the world with an influence and those that pray should be praying pray that this does not end up in an incursion and invasion, in a war. doesn t matter how your stocks do. it is never better to have war. stay with us. we are waiting for president biden as we have been discussing this. we ll be joined by a congressman who s heading overseas this weekend. also breaking news. late today the material that the ex-president removed from the white house marked classify jd the justice department has been informed about this. we ll go through the developments. later, the teen skating star who s been the talk with a shocking upset on the ice
but evelyn farkas, if putin is still in the driver s seat right now, he could decide in this very moment, because of the very coverage of this very speech that we heard from president biden, that, i m just going to prove him wrong and not invade ukraine and still cause all sorts of problems by having 190,000 troops there, by undermining ukraine s economy with this whole effort of suggesting that it is russia s responsibility to take care of russian-speaking people in countries that are actually not within russia s borders. so, tell me a little bit more about this. well, i think, ali, if he doesn t invade, then i think president biden will be clapping the loudest and all of us should clap along with him. this is really about preventing war, as he and secretary blinken have said repeatedly. so, that s the most important thing. but yes, i mean, the russians have used this pretext of protecting the ethnic russians in eastern ukraine as their means to get their military and
not a small incursion. that s right. of course we don t know what putin decided if he s decided or not. everything happening in the last several hours suggest to me he decided and when a rebel leader tells women and children to flee to russia that sounds scary to me. state controlled russian media saying that the decision is made. i don t know if that s true or not in terms of putin s decision. 190,000 troops. all sides. sailors to land into ukraine. 250,000 ukrainian soldiers. this will be if putin goes in big the largest conventional war in europe since 1939. we don t want to pretend we know
this is not a three week affair. i think putin will rule the day he sent troops into ukraine. == think putin will rule the day he sent troops into ukraine. rue the da .. sent troops into ukraine. rue the day because sent troops into ukraine. rue the day.. because ukraine sent troops into ukraine. rue the day.. because ukraine will- sent troops into ukraine. rue the day.. because ukraine will fight. - sent troops into ukraine. rue the day.. because ukraine will fight. he did not hop day.. because ukraine will fight. he did not hop on day.. because ukraine will fight. he did not hop on a day.. because ukraine will fight. he did not hop on a plane day.. because ukraine will fight. he did not hop on a plane before - day.. because ukraine will fight. he did not hop on a plane before the i did not hop on a plane before the bad guys arrived. putin understand for his people, this war is a problem. this is why he is telling his people only russian peacekeepers are in uk
operating. this is their after four days and five nights of an invasion. there is no doubt they have talked about the russian military leaders are executing this operation are very frustrated their logistic lines are breaking down as we ve said said before and at the outset this is very ambitious and incredibly complicated also logistic support and air support very complicated. they are not able to execute anywhere near their own expectations. let sit for what it is. think putin has overreached here innovating the ukraine. i think there is significant long-term consequences here dealing with the ukrainian people he think he would get it by now. you think the reason he took crimea and went into eastern ukraine in 2014 because the people of ukraine ran out who