in age but i did graduate first. ari: just a little. greg: 1980 what was it? 87. tyrus: you graduated early though, too, correct? kathy hochul is about to give an update in buffalo where at least ten people were killed in a shooting at a supermarket that began this afternoon. let s listen to the mayor and then the governor. the shooting in the city of buffalo this afternoon, 13 people shot, ten deceased. three with non- life-threatening injuries. as soon as the information came out about the shooting, governor hochul from albany was on the phone with me and other elected officials and law enforcement leaders in the community. i want to think the governor for
in age but i did graduate first. ari: just a little. greg: 1980 what was it? 87. tyrus: you graduated early though, too, correct? greg: yeah, i was like doogie howser. i went to med school at 14. ari: i am a miami dolphin fan i am cheering for brady to fail. like 15 years in a row every sunday which he never did, but i m hoping he failed. greg: i m hoping he does well because i m magnanimous day begun. magnanimous. i never said that word out clout. dagen: with this contract i know why snacks are looking a little thin, you know? where s my chet mix. they re cutting corners already. greg: $40 million a year, that s like twice what i make. [laughter]. tyrus: wait. say what? greg: they have to cut corners somewhere, they just
to use very quickly. the t-72 tanks, the s-300 air defense systems, some of the aircraft and helicopters. and the systems that we just talked about, that s a much more forward-leaning piece of support because they re u.s. and they require training ukrainian service members. so the united states has expanded and become a little more risky with what they re providing. i think you ll see more of that in the future. we re providing about $50 million of support to the ukrainians every day. this latest package will probably run out in about two weeks and you ll see a new package at that time and by that time we ll probably be into this offensive in the east. let me ask you about the human cost of this, because as you say every day we re giving them a lot. but every day, the cost remains very high. andrea mitchell just a little
provide or nato countries will continue to provide weapons, increasingly more capable weapons for ukraine to defend itself, but they re not yet willing to bring in their own capabilities. the only thing that is going to change that, one, of course, is if putin attacks nato territory, but secondly, i think, if there s another major escalation, either the use of a nuclear weapon, which cia director bill burns warned about just a couple of days ago, or the use of significant chemical weapons, that changes the calculation, and at that point, i think nato would be prepared to get involved. but president biden has an obligation to think about this very very carefully. world war iii is not something that anyone wants to see happen. amen to that. ivo daalder, very sage advice and insights. thank you very much, good to see you. come back soon. we re going on the heels of that to nbc s matt bradley joining us from kyiv. i know that president zelenskyy just a little while ago talked
fight with lyndon johnson over medicare and the words he used was that it would compel all americans to spend their sunset years telling their children and their children s children how it was when men were free, and that is what it is like. and however, medicare has been sustained and approved, but the public sentiment lay ahead. one thing we have not gotten and what the president has been trying to do today which as you say is to make a clear understanding of what this bill is about. because lincoln said with public sentiment nothing can fail and without it nothing can succeed. so without it, he who encourages it, will continue. and so that is the battle of the louise ads with president clinton, and so that is the side that americans have to come down on. thank you, doris kearns goodwin. just a little past the hour, and the supreme court has upheld the sweeping health care reform law proposed by president obama. i m candy crowley. in a 5-4 decision, the court upheld the i