this is china, iran, north korea, and it is serious business. we need some serious, effective leadership now and i m afraid we re not going to see it. steve: he is running for the u.s. senate from new hampshire. brigadier general don bolduc. brian kirkpatrick. thank you for joining us. thank you, steve. steve: you bet. harris county texas, home to the city of houston has more than 700 open murder warrants unsolved. wait until you hear how many felony warrants are open as well. the police union president on the dangers this poses to ordinary texans coming up next. t care. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn t care. we ve still got the best moves you ve ever seen good for you, but shingles doesn t care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection.
house. it s really not ethics sighting. it s kind of just an auditorium but because of covid, and because the president wasn t going to travel as much and not as many people were going to come here. they built it out more to make it look a little bit better visually and to ensure that he could kind of engage with people and see them in different boxes. press secretary jen psaki revealing on rob lowe s podcast she was inspired to get back in politics after reruns of his hit show west wing. and now we know, steve, over to you. steve: we do indeed. carley, thank you very much. you are welcome. steve: president biden slapping russia fox news alert sanctions putin s move signal an imminent war there. russia high schools moved blood and supplies and medical equipment on the border. you don t need blood unless you plan on starting a war. steve: that s a great point. but critics say the president s move took a long time and
years the united states has imsupposed sanctions on russia 100 times. and have we gotten them to stolen doing what they re doing? absolutely not. nevertheless, now this morning russia is warning americans that you will feel the consequences of the u.s. sanctions in things like finances. and also in gas and things like that. and the president made it very clear yesterday we re going to feel it here because of what we re doing. watch this. defending freedom will have cost for us as well. if you are at home. we need to be honest about that. by that but as we do this, i m going to take robust action to make sure the page of our sanctions is targeted at the russian economy, not ours. steph steve here s the thing russia is a major exporter of natural gas and wheat. we got our own natural gas. but when it comes to wheat even though i m from kansas and it is the wheat state, we do get a lot
the invasion might come from the east. the vulnerability for kyiv envelopement movement. vladimir putin comes in from the north, comes in from the south and then uses light infantry and airborne special operations troops inside the country at which point you are under siege from inside and outside. steve: will you show us where the tanks are right now? pete: you have a lot of tanks here. i think we just moved it got a lot of tanks here. tanks up north as well. most of their elite light infantry units are on the frontline move fast. mechanized. light infan trip. the idea is to move quick. bring traditional forces behind it another interesting part of this, steve, a lot of ships that the russians have in the black sea were previously deployed all around the world. likewise with russian troops all the way on the chinese border. they have put 06% of their combat power in and around ukraine as we have noted 100,000 troops.
and how did we get here? we ll break it down this morning the situation in eastern europe. these are the boundaries of the former soviet union. these should be in he red, there would be a crescent there. the ussr. urk on the far western border, the bread basket of europe and provide 25% of all of the agriculture to russia. integral sphere of influence. baltic countries in the north as well. conflict in georgia in 2000 will. kazakhstan also broke off. steve: show us where crimea? crimia, right here the bottom part in the we ll be right back black sea. significant because it provides a deep water port to vladimir putin. also, a southern route into the country should he decide to invade. steve: answered took it. and he took n 2014. this is what europe looks like right now. 15 break away republics after the fall of soviet union. most of which are not members of nato.