the united states. the absolute opposite of what his public forwardly looking face was in the country under philippe calderon and previous presidents. this verdict is about to come. in it will have huge ramifications for the war on drugs. mexico is watching this jury very closely. we have alexis mcadams covering it. as soon as that verdict comes, in he could face decades in jail in the united states. a unique cast of characters have testified against him with names like the rabbit and people working in this drug world on both sides of the country. so we ll take you there as soon as that happens. it s in new york city. it s the same court where el chapo was convicted. he s in the highest security prison in the united states doing his time, his life sentence. we ll see if this man is going to join him or not. so in the meantime, the stakes extraordinarily high. they couldn t be higher on the world stage right now. biden, president biden and putin gave duelling speeches just a s
has russia escalated? no. they re not going to escalate and use nuclear weapons which hops the war to nato and also the generals want no part of it. their troops are not prepared to deal with radiation on the battlefield. they have no training, no clothing to protect them. makes no sense. we have to take counsel of our fears and get on with helping the ukrainians end this as soon as possible. martha: well, peace in the hill says who is president biden s general? jack keane. i d like to know the answer. who is the person who is really in his ear with strategy here, sir? i said on the secretary of defense s policy board. we talk about issues similar to this. the biden administration has not changed in terms of its basic policy. that is there is not a defined end state and a midlitary strategy to support it. martha: thanks, general keane. serious times that we live in.
putin might then attack. it will be on the polish border. very close to the baltic states. so we ll have a much harder time if we don t stop them now. by spending even if it s the full $113 billion, not all is for military support, even if that is that, that is a bargain for destroying half of russia s military and preventing a more expensive war in europe. we have to see this through. martha: thanks, ambassador volcker. good to have you here today. with that, we bring in jack keane, chairman no the institute of war. good to have you with us. a lot of people watched this speech from our president today. see him on the world stage. he s talking about the fact that we will not tire. we will not give up until this is we re going the distance, in other words. a lot of people are asking, what distance is it. what what does the end look like and when might it come in
to see the aftermath of russian war crimes. martha? martha: thanks very much. with that, we bring in kurt volker, former u.s. ambassador to nato and former special representative for ukraine negotiations. good to have you with us today. vladimir putin one of the things that he said is that he s pulling out of the one remaining nuclear weapons treaty that russia was not in full compliance with. now they re officially out of it. what does that mean in terms of what he has in mind, sir? well, i think what he s trying to do is get inside the heads of people in the biden administration who he believes really care about nuclear arms control. getting them to be fearful that oh, maybe hour support for ukraine is taking us the wrong direction. the reality is just as you said, they weren t fully implementing this treat tiny way. they had limited inspections. what keeps us safe here is not the arms control treaty is deterrence. as far as we re prepared for a
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