that s why we have to be very, very strong going forward. look, i hate to say this and it sounds terrible. it s basically a lost cause. what i mean by that the russians have got overwhelming force. they can beat the ukrainians and you know and it i know it and everybody else knows it. they just cannot match up because putin can escalate wherever he wants to go. he has better forces, better trained forces, more forces, he has 70% of his army right now moving somewhere into ukraine. and he has got those fighters, bombers, he has his missiles systems. they are all up. here is what concerns me also. there is a real chance for miscalculation and that s how wars escalate. somebody makes a mistake. and i would tell putin very clearly you better be very, very careful about what you are doing if you he is can late one bit if you kill an american or go into nato it s game over. we are coming after you. he needs to know that we need to tell the russian people that too. if that s how you want to p
had been a banded on the road. one of the ukrainians was laughing about it. this does not look like a blitzkrieg. it looks like a mass. and i am surprised. russian soldiers, by the way, have first rate equipment. they are brave people. there s no question about that. they will follow orders. they are on their fifth invasion now. and they think they won the last four. so, now, they put mr. putin over a barrel without killing a load of people in kyiv and odessa they are just stuck in a mass. apparently, the agency and the europeans are still able to get, i m surprised, stinger s and javelin missiles systems and ammunition into and are trying to distribute them to fighting units.
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Space Force commander explains how the new military service operates like a startup
The latest branch of the U.S. military was founded just a year ago and will celebrate its first birthday on December 20. General John W. “Jay” Raymond spoke at TC Sessions: Space and explained how the youngest military branch operates like a startup.
“In some ways, we’re a startup as well,” Gen. Raymond said. “The National Defense Authorization Act provided us a great opportunity. And that’s to be bold, think differently, start with a clean sheet of paper and build processes that work for us as needed to operate in the domain we’re responsible for.”
blast. terrible tragedy. new york times, turning the tables on computer spies in china. canadian and u.s. computer researchers have monitored a spying operation for the past eight months. watching its intruders built from classified documents within the indian government. among stolen data, details on missiles systems, documents related to travel, nato forces in afghanistan, also a year s worth of the dalai lama s personal e-mail messages. houston chronicle, more signs the economic recovery is taking hold sent oil prices to an 18-month high, the ripple effect to that, of course, could mean higher prices at the gas pump. and the washington post, top aide to michael steele resigns post amid rnc spending controversy. and that is into the top story of this morning s politico playbook. for that let s go to the politico playbook desk with our own willie geist. let s ask mike allen, chief political correspondent for politico.