ultimately, if this project if putin is able to attack ukraine again and this will mean, not only a further recolonization of europe but also for the rest of europe. keep in mind that germany was also split in half there are fears there as well. all around, that part of the world that you are in right now, people, whether in nato countries or independent countries or democracies or otherwise, they all fear and remember what that looks like. terrell, thank you for joining us. regardless of how much you knew about ukraine coming into this hour, you definitely know our final guest. he was born in ukraine when it was part of the soviet union. his family immigrated to the united states, where he and his brother both joined the army. he became one of america s foremost experts on eastern europe and russia. and he is the reason that america knows about the now infamous phone call between
europe but also for the rest of europe. keep in mind that germany was also split in half there are fears there as well. all around, that part of the world that you are in right now, people, whether in nato countries or independent countries or democracies or otherwise, they all fear and remember what that looks like. terrell, thank you for donald
ask your doctor about ingrezza, #1 prescribed for td. learn how you could pay as little as zero dollars at ingrezza.com. at the top of the hour, we talked with richard engel who is on the front lines of the russian ukraine conflict in eastern ukraine. now, we had 500 miles away to kyiv, where terrell jermaine s star is there. he has reported extensively on u.s. russian politics. he now hosts the podcasts black diplomats. he is a resident senior fellow at the eurasia center. thank you for being with us. we have talked a lot about alliances an international pressure and the former soviet union. but to a lot of americans, this is a matter of an independent country, a sovereign country, that has once been invaded already, whose neighbors have been invaded, and maybe invaded
fortunate enough to be alive, she says that she knew that multiple neighbors were killed. people are numb. people are just hurt that someone would do this. because as far as they are concerned, besides i m concerned, based on whose language, that it is genocide that he is committing. and as far as what we do? my friends, and my professional colleagues, we text each other each morning. three words. are you alive? those hour are or common morning greetings. terrell jermaine starr, we thank you for talking to us. each and every night, morning for you. as you are trying to remain safe. please stay in contact with us,
much worse. much worse. if it wasn t for the ukrainian military, we would all be dead. we are experiencing heavy fire like we did experience before. unfortunately, my heart was quiet. we don t know who is safe and who is not. we are under a curfew. martial law and we re told to stay inside because there are several tools here. and we are looking on the ground from our windows to see who is who. yes, there is been a great deal of shelling. i ve been interviewing i interviewed a woman yesterday whose home was destroyed by a russian missile. i m writing a story shortly. this is hell. there are no other words to describe it other than that. what have you been hearing, terrell? what are you seeing, that you