they know me. they know that i am really good in regular live because i help to the people. i help to the kids who have cancer. my husband died because he was ill. and they understand that i m always was it was a good vibe. i can t lie. so trust me. you re also working on providing humanitarian aid in ukraine. what do people there need most, do you know? what do people what? what do people need most there? oh, you know, it s big stress. nobody understand how to begin new life or who are you. this is all musicians i m a
biological weapons, how does the rest respond to that? man that is my biggest fear. i won t lie. because there will be so much pressure on the world and on biden to do something, and to maybe escalate into it. we just have to hold firm because as bad as this is right now, it is contained. if we go in and do something like that and we use military force and russia then expands it beyond, now you are not going to see that stuff just in kyiv and kharkiv, you will see it in warsaw offer in germany and some of other countries and god forbid a nuclear strike anywhere in nato. we just can t risk that no matter how much our heart strings pull us. we have to be firm. jesse: i understand. thank you very much lieutenant colonel. excellent analysis. always my pleasure. thank you. jesse: the kamala comedy tour heads to poland. [laughter]
is just posturing for defense. post posturing to knock out missiles that might sail in that direction. whether intentionally or inadd ver tently, these are just wise, preemptive moves. i think there s also starting to be a little bit more critical thinking of this playing out over the next weeks and months. if russia starts to lash out to nato because weapons are being provided to ukraine, what does russia do with those safe havens? let it lie or attempt to dissuade poland and the baltics from continuing to support ukraine? i think these are essential moves to make and i m concern they ll be more of these types of repositioning and postures of forces in europe. let s talk about poland and
that we re fining you, that you have to pay. but good. that s what accountability is, and lawyers, you get to do and say a lot of things as a lawyer, but you can t lie, and you can t bring utter nonsense in front of a court. why has it been so rare for the people at the top who sold the big lie to face actual punishment like this? yeah, it s a great question, and i think it s a big question for congress. are they going to get to the heart of what happened january 6th? and for the justice department. doj has gone after the people who went into the capitol as they should, but i ve not seen any sign yet that doj is looking at the higher-ups, at the people who may have been behind this or organized it or incited it. okay, elie honig, always good to have you. appreciate it. that does it for us today. thank you for being here. i ll see you back here tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern and a reminder you can join me on twitter, @anacabrera. alisyn camerota picks up our coverage next.