bill: that was in warsaw, poland. today it takes on greater significance i would suggest, mr. ambassador. absolutely. he said exactly the right thing. that s what nato is founded on, the idea that an attack on one is an attack on all and what keeps all of us safe. then there will not be an attack deliberately against a nato country. true for over 70 years. we have to live by that and prepared to respond if there is an intentional attack in order to keep the danger as low as possible. we came up to the edge of it yesterday and we may be there again. we have to watch this very closely. bill: last question here. there is a military channel and diplomatic channel on this. i would suggest they are intersecting right now. what is happening, do you believe, behind the scenes either at the head of leadership on behalf of nato or president biden and his team or even in moscow with vladimir putin?
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community to provide that early warning. the fact, is the collection, it is human intelligence, it is satellite intelligence, it is communication, intercepts the administration has been clear. nothing has been picked up that suggest that vladimir putin is on the brink of authorizing the use of tactical nuclear weapons. so, i think if that was the, case we would have these authorized intelligence disclosures. at the same, time there are open communications channels. whether it s the military and military channel, or presumably an intelligence channel. the message is getting through to vladimir putin to not use the weapons. it is a bit of an unfortunate misstep by president biden. it certainly cleaned up. that s not to say we shouldn t be worried about the threat of nuclear conflict. i don t see comparisons to 1962. all right, i hope you are right. thank, you my friend. still ahead, the
Dr. John McManus, Curators Distinguished Professor of history at Missouri University of Science and Technology, will give a talk as part of the event series associated with the Americans and