table. what does that look like? we pull out some of the fighting forces and train them in neighboring nato allies and send them back in with new and enhanced skills to shoot down russian planes? explain, jeremy. we have to increase our supply lines inside the country. there may be units and elements that we have to train outside the country. just depends on what we can gain access to and what nato allies and partners can gain access to. i think we have to sell realtime information and intelligence about the battle space. i think we should be feeding them information about where the russians are. where their convoys are, where their planes are. we should be helping in things like cyber capabilities, or use electronic capabilities. there s a lot of tools in our toolbox. okay, we have to sneak in a break, but helene, i want to
ukrainians soldiers to work towards this. i think in terms of intelligence on the ground, in terms of what putin s movements next might be, we re really relying mostly on our easternmost flank of our nato allies. which are pullen, estonia, to really give us as much realtime information as possible. in terms of intelligence. colonel jack, we just got the news in the last 24 hours first, of all, germany now offering mid-terry help. this in addition to other eu countries. the united states offering up $250 million. how fast can they get this help them to ukraine? first of all, a softly leap for people to start doing something. we ve known for two decades what putin was up to. he took office first, in 1999. we ve had four administrations in this country, more or less ignore what was going on. he took over crimea eight years
also what makes a difference and i m really grateful for it. thank you. so there s antony blinken, again, making a call on the entire world saying that this i egregious violation and it is relevant to the entire world. this morning there is this stark contrast playing out as russia intensifies its attacks on major cities across ukraine. social media on one side is providing the world with accurate realtime information, the new yorker describes it this way. large number of civilians are taking up arms to defend their country against putin, they re also documenting the information in grandular details. social media is spreading dangerous information,
resources into the intelligence bureau. now, i know they have hired additional intelligence analysts. there s a group right now that are in school learning, but there s more that we need to hire. and make it very large and make it something almost similar to what maybe the service, the secret service has, the fbi. that this area here is, we need to have that kind of abilities, especially around the capitol complex. i would agree with that, although i m not sure that that would mean that every capitol police officer needs a secret or top-secret clearance, but having a large number and one of the things that again, what we have looked at, i would say just communications between different components of the ic, yao got to have a classified communication systems in place, and my fear is if we don t have that kind of classified information sharing, so that you can have realtime information, the capitol police are always going to be at a
thank goodness that the south africans are really extraordinarily good in what they did. they were completely transparent right from the beginning. we were on the phone getting realtime information from them on friday. we re going to be talking to them again today. so we have an advantage of this. we have an up on it. we know what s going on. we re getting more information in real time. when you diminish or stop or block travel from a particular country, there s a reason for that. it s to give you time to do things. so don t let this decision that was made about blocking the travel from certain countries go without a positive effect, and the positive effect is to get us better prepared, to rev up on the vaccination, to be really ready for something that may not actually be a big deal, but we want to make sure we re prepared for the worst. that s what we should be doing. okay.