the pols have taken the equipment out of the hands of their troops and given it to the ukrainians. and they got into the basic premise, if we destroy the russian army in ukraine, that s in our national interest. and also the united states and the pols certainly understand that. brian: we have to keep this story alive. we are at a tipping point. zelenskyy has the people, the skill, the will. he needs the weapons. he can turn this war to his favor. brian: general jack keane thank you so much. dads matter. we ll talk to two dads with important messages about having a father figure.
the left hase made it a common descriptor for everyone. cptthey hate. if you think it s a stretch, remember they called larry elder a white supremacist, the diary went to the left of hitler is hitler. there s no room for and me and in the republican party. thencan why the neo-nazis, a whe supremacist, feel they have a home in the gop? i find these people disgusting . the fact that whitet supremacists run the halls of congress freely longstanding white supremacist movement in this countryss f w rebranding itself as the ultra i right. this is donald trump s t republican party. donald trump is a candidateht and a president who happily traffics in racism. welco there s a history ofmi racism and welcoming of white supremacy into the party using racist tactics in order to win. what iss the difference between adolf hitler and donald trump? what an. the rhetoric of demonization is brought to you by pols
local communities coming together. this would not happen in america. yes, they have baby formula. it really is incredible, what the pols and the ukrainians have been able to do for each other. the scale of this. i mean, 3 million people in less than four months. in a country the size of poland. that would be be here? 10, 15, 20 million people? imagine that happening here. this is a remarkable not just human thing but governmental, the private sector, the mobilization of resources. the only problem with all of this is nothing there, and it gets at what you were talking about with sanctions, the biggest single sanction that still hasn t happened is russian gas. that continues to fund the war effort. until the germans and the europeans get serious about doing something about gas, this war going to continue. yeah. clearly with the refugees, so many families are torn apart. a little later here on morning joe, we re going to show the very first interview that volodymyr zele
anything at all to end this conflict. first point i would make, kudos to the biden administration for putting together an amazing coalition and putting on the ground in ukraine the arms ukraine needs to defend itself. i do think, fareed, we re getting to phase of the conflict in which the war is going to be more difficult for the ukrainians. they re now more on offense than on defense trying to push back positions russia took in 2014. and as a consequence, i do think we re going to see more of a stalemate and that will provide an opportunity for a conversation with the ukrainians about their war aims. yes, it is up to the ukrainians but i think the united states, the pols, other nato allies should be discussing how to bring the war to an end sooner than later. i don t have in my mind some sense exactly where to stop, should we push the ukrainian should we push the russians out
the pols, other nato allies should be discussing how to bring the war to an end sooner than later. i don t have in my mind some sense exactly where to stop, should we push the ukrainian should we push the russians out of donbas but not try to retake crimea? this is the conversation that needs to take place. do keep in mind, number one, the risks of escalation. number two, the blowback effects. i m very worried as we head to the midterms, the america first wing of the republican party is going to get stronger and stronger. we ve seen primary candidates, j.d. vance in ohio, he won that primary. what was his policy towards ukraine? i don t care what happens on the border between ukraine and russia. so it s for these reasons that i worry that the staying power, the bipartisan staying power of the united states is uncertain. the unity that we ve seen across the atlantic is uncertain. the italians have just put forward a peace proposal. this is the time in my mind to begin having a convers