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As europe s leading asylum seekers in 2021. the increase partly due to the evacuation fres the kabul airport. did the u.s. learn any lessons from afghanistan that it can apply to ukraine? pentagon spokesman kirby who you heard from was on fox news sunday and he pushed back on that saying the two are not the same. now u.s. may not go into rescue people once russia invades ukraine but refugee groups are planning and preparing to help here and abroad. dana: new study shows covid stimulus money intended to help americans get through the pandemic contributed to the rise in opioid overdoses. how did this happen? ohio s attorney general will join us. bill: l.a. s progressive d.a. appears to be singing a different tune over some of his widely criticized policies. is that a change and why? we ll ask that. dana: teachers union chief
AfghanistanUsEastern-europeIncreaseAsylum-seekersEvacuationLessonsKabul-airport2021PeopleEastern-ukraineRussiaBut it s not unexpected. they say that this is an expansion of russia who is broadening their targets and that this is something that they re going to keep a very close eye on, but administration officials covered the sunday shows this morning, and said that they are still very committed to not committing u.s. troops on the ground in ukraine at this point, or ever, really. let s listen to pentagon spokesman kirby this morning, what he said. president biden has made it clear u.s. troops are not going to be fighting in ukraine. there s good reason for that, because the united states getting involved in combat in ukraine right now or over the skies of ukraine right now leads to war with russia. and there s very little that you can see that would make sense for this war to be escalated between two nuclear powers. reporter: now, congress is also watching as well. senate marco rubio, head republican on the intelligence committee tweeted this morning saying that there s another
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