fact that hundreds of thousands of ukrainians, including children and elderly will be killed, because that s putin s intention. he cannot win the war. he cannot occupy the country. he will be destroying it. and he s doing it steadily. and he has resources still. if the sanctions stay, his economy probably will be living in ruins. garry kasparov, thank you for being with us this morning. appreciate you. up next, senator alex padilla joins us. he s been calling for the biden administration to take action to protect ukrainians in the u.s. from being deported. senator, it s always a pleasure to see you. plus, we ll talk to cedric richardson on what the president plans to say tonight in his first state of the union address. you re watching jose diaz-balart reports from washington, d.c. ing jose diaz-balart reports from washington, d.c.
$17 trillion u.s. economy. it might be that iran will continue its program. we don t believe they ll break out. they ll go underneath the red line that they perceive that the international community will act against them, but you will not have a situation where iran does not comply with its agreement and the sanctions regime unravels. that just can t happen. there is no logic to that approach. that is what the europeans and russians are trying to sell them. how does that happen in the real world? i don t get it. if the u.n. security council sanctions stay, u.s. sanctions stay. companies don t always abide by them de facto. let me ask you about these time lines. for 20 years prime minister netanyahu said that iran is two to three years away from a bomb. nobody i know in mossad or the u.s. intelligence believes that counter intelligence efforts have done more than delay iran by a year or two. so why has he been wrong for 20 years about iran? is it that your is it