energy and food and the entire supply chain has to be brought domestic. bill: these are big and important issues and well oh he see how they play out in realtime. thank you for your time. what s next, gillian? gillian: nato is flexing its muscles in the baltics. allied forces conducting fire power drills in latvia involving tanks, helicopters, fighter jets. jeff paul is on the ground and joins us. with the ongoing invasion of ukraine, the level of concern in countries like latvia is rising. they not only share a border with russia but had to fight to restore their independence 30 years ago from the then soviet union. the one element helping ease the fears is latvia is part of nato and it is a cooperative showing of force we got to witness firsthand today at a nearby military base. nato troops from 13 different nations including the u.s. allowed our crew and a few other members of the international media to witness
lays out the stakes today. that headlines reads here is what a cyber war with russia may actually look like. let s bring in a cyber expert and senior fellow with the atlantic council. u.s. officials have told me this week there is a multi-phase russian plan to try and debilitate the u.s. energy sector. they say it is actually underway right now. phase one launch before putin even invaded. that s right. i think with russia being the most sanctioned country on the planet a real risk they ll retaliate in cyberspace and not take it lying down. the energy and financial sector will be their top targets and we should not be lulled into thinking that because they are incompetent on the battlefield in ukraine they will be incompetent in cyber face. cyber forces carry quite a punch. gillian: 16 days in now yesterday i learned that it turns out i want to get this right. russian ran someway has been
bill: more perspective daniel. that location where lauren is far west texas now. you can get approval to drill in that county in 10 days. it would take the federal government 10 months to do that. that s the difference between private and public land. in new mexico in the base inarea but federal land on one side. texas has private land. i know you want keystone open. do you believe we re cornered based on this administration s policy on energy? absolutely. we just listened to the president lay off the tough sanctions and has to move forward with the foreign agenda but more successful domestically if he unleashed american energy. keystone is a key part of that. liessing on federal land and not punishing the financing. which is what janet yellen and the federal reserve nominees are trying to do to the energy
companies are strengthening defenses by redesigning reporting protocols and educating employees. chevron telling fox news that it takes the threat of malicious cyber activity seriously and implemented the government s recommendations into safeguards to protect chevron s computing environment. u.s. officials warn russia may already have a multi-step plan in place to debilitate u.s. energy we may not see coming. gillian. gillian: kelly in l.a. thank you. russia appears to be admitting to bomb a maternity hospital but they claim it was being used by ukraine as a military facility without any evidence. let s bring in a former chief of staff to ukraine president poroshenko. tell us about this maternity
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