thank you again for having me. it was gutting. i think to a person, people were devastated by the very eloquent plea that president zelenskyy delivered to the congress. obviously both congressman and senators as well to do more in defense and protection of ukraine and defense and protection of freedom and democracy everywhere. you ve been pushing your colleagues for several weeks to do more on both sides of the aisle. was his fallback position to the no-fly zone something that you think you can generate support from the administration for, which is fighter jets and other antiaircraft and obviously antitank weapons. ? so, certainly that has been his request and his position in the alternative of not having a of having a no-fly zone. something i ve been advocating for and as you mentioned, bipartisanly, there s a group of us that we support and address his requests for air power that
steps and you ve named many of those today. but i m wondering, while this is happening, if you fear this is headed for a bloody stalemate. and more specifically is a no-fly zone something that you re actively considering, and can you talk about what you see as your broader doctrine for military intervention in a crisis like this? the other topic is something that is quite different, but does matter to millions of americans. the national football league is on the brink of a complete shutdown as of tonight over a labor dispute. obviously that s an economic issue for cities but also something that a lot of people just care about. and i m wondering if it s something that you d be willing to personally intervene on. and if not, why not? president calderon, sir, i was wondering, your thoughts on an issue that s come up about potentially arming u.s. agents in mexico. it s come up here in the u.s., attorney general holder has raised it as at least something that should be considered. wondering
while this is happening, if you fear this is headed for a bloody stalemate? and more specifically, is a no-fly zone something that you re actively considering, and can you talk about what you see as your broader doctrine for military intervention in a crisis like this? the other topic is something that is quite different, but does matter to millions of americans. the national football league is on the brink of a complete shutdown as of tonight over a labor dispute. obviously, that s an economic issue for cities, but obviously something that a lot of people just care about. and i was wondering if it was something you d be willing to personally intervene on, and if not, why not? president calderon, i was wondering your thoughts on an issue that s come up about potentially arming u.s. agents in mexico. it s come up here in the u.s. attorney general holder has raised it at least something that should be considered. i was wondering if you will