concentration. long-term the fix is making sure we have more producers and more competition in the market so we re not relying on just one company. it s so crazy, isn t it? we re talking about baby formula, which seems outrageous. we can t get parents baby formula? you just talked about it. there is such a market concentration throughout our economy. we re talking about this whether you re talking about baby formula, computer chips, during covid we couldn t get masks, we couldn t get medication because china was making 95% of the medicines. there is such a market concentration, this is literally a national security issue, isn t it? absolutely. particularly with food, we have long understood that we need to be able to produce our own food. i think the exact same thing is true about other essentials including medication. the solution is to make sure there are not just one or two companies controlling things, but instead that we have a lot of different producers in different
personnel to overcome resy tans. the ministry reports the move demonstrates resourcing problems for russia and quote likely contributing a disunited command which continues to hamper russia s oepgss and now estimates russia lost 27,900 troops since the invasion began. joining us is retired staff general steph twitty. thank you for being with us. i want to go back to mariupol and the significance of russia after months of battling and fighting particularly around the steel factory taking that city that putin wanted to begin the move along the coast. how big is that for him to finally capture it? good to be with you this morning. this is a significant win for the russians and it is a win for