broad executive power when there s these states of emergencies that these school boards stood by and stayed silent when the previous governor shut down churches and businesses, closed schools and mandated masks. all we re saying under the governor s executive power that is there under the virginia code, he has the ability of determining that yes, parents can make decisions best for them. we re confident that we ll be successful in the court system when it s heard and we re asking all parents trust the legal process. we ll work through this. i think we re going to get a very quick resolution to this. all of this is about parents matter once again in virginia. that s what this executive order is about as well and we re happy to stand on the side of parents and not on the school boards that are out of touch. let s get back to normal. martha: we saw a large watch about mandates in washington over the weekend. this is a hot debate all across
proud to stand with the rioters. so eric adams, i have hope for them. he was the only democrat in the democratic primary that said he would get tough on crime. he s got to get tough on crime. he has a great police commissioner. he cannot try to split the difference here. there s no room for compromise when you re dealing with criminals with guns, illegal guns and killers and murders. martha: the past few days a baby shot in the cheek, a 19-year-old girl at burger king was killed. a woman pushed on to the subway track. he said these things wake you up to what is going on in the city. politics could help. 81% of voters are extremely or very concerned about the levels of crime in their cities across the country. peter king, congressman, thanks. good to have you with us. thank you, martha. thanks for doing this. martha: see you soon. two exclusive big interviews
continent is if the russians reciprocated. they haven t done that. we at the department of defense want to see diplomacy succeed here. martha: we have watched the progression of increased military capability to ukraine. we saw in the last administration it was ramped up from the prior administration. so in terms of what they can expect, can they expect for instance the javelin anti-tank missiles? would they be moved in to ukraine? if so, how many of them? they will get additional anti-tank missile systems from the united states. i don t have the exact number here. we have a $200 million package that the president approved before christmas that we re fulfilling the there s two or three deliveries in the last few days. they will include anti-tank missiles and air defense systems and small arms and ammunition.
ukraine, troops that could be in other countries what is evident in that is that it doesn t necessarily deter vladimir putin from entering ukraine. the only thing that he would face would be potential economic sanctions if he does it. martha: he will face the ukrainian armed forces that did not exist in 2014. we re continuing to flow security assistance to them, arms and ammunition. we had a couple over the course of the weekend, which arrived in ukraine just from the united states aloin, not to mention the security assistance that the ukrainians are getting from other nato partners and allies in europe. so they re a more capable force. look, the economic consequences are not to be shrugged off. this will just further isolate rush. martha: some people are looking at the deterrents out there. perhaps the suggestion that we would move missiles away from