is china looking at this and saying, we better be very careful because so much of what they do, they have business interest as well. i know they are aligned with russia but is this causing them to pause especially with taiwan? i think one of the big lessons the chinese are willing to learn from all of this is the impact of the swift sanctions and international transaction. if it is effective, you should expect the chinese are absolutely going to try to create their own network to bypass economic and financial sanctions, even if it doesn t work but simply impacts the russians, the chinese are watching this eagerly to learn lessons at someone else s expense. and the russian success against ukraine will apply against taiwan. rachel: very interesting and huge implications for us as well, thank you so much.
tank firing, it is showing he is not well. or burning down cities with civilians. and may be our leadership doesn t want to get in world war iii, but i think it is my personal opinion we are in world war iii. it has started and if we don t start modern age hitler, he is not going to stop. we need to provide more weapons to ukrainians and we need to provide air cover and aircraft weapons. we need to do something about it instead of sitting back and watching it and saying yes, in spirit we are with you. and we condemn what putin is doing but we actually have to do. rachel: wow, thank you, thank you captain. thank you. rachel: he is calling for a no fly zone and i have no doubt when he describes putin as a madman or somebody that is unstable, perhaps that is true. it certainly looks like he is
move. if we re involved in the air space in a kinetic way over ukraine under any guise, that s war, and i don t think we re prepared for it. pete: and you mentioned international agreements, that goes back to 1994. ukrainians could say, well, you made us give up our nuclear weapons and said you would defend us,■ç and you re not. rachel: that s true. pete: war crimes is another way in which the international community can feel compelled to get involved. our jacqui heinrich asked jen psaki about the prospect of are war crimes being committed. here s what was said. if the review finds that putin did commit war crimes, then what happens? we have our own internal review going on. we also joined 44 other countries in establishing an expert mission through the osc to investigate possible violations and abuses of international rights and humanitarian law by russia. is there anything that can be done if putin is committing war
them out with evacuation, with military assets, with provisional food and water along the contact lines and the villages and then came back into that building, into that parliamentary building and is sang their heart out and sang to the ukraine■ç yaibs ukrainia, those very meaningful words that we will lay down our souls and our bodies for ukraine, and we really mean it. rachel: that s very clear. lesia, thank you for joining us and for sharing that powerful moment with us. thank you. thank you. rachel: more fox & friends of after this break. if this isn t just freight. these aren t just shipments. they re promises.
aviation. rachel: here s some footage of what also happened during that meeting. take a look. ■ç rachel: singing the ukrainian national anthem. tell me what that moment was like for you, meeting in scent and sharing that moment with your fellow parliamentarians. that was extremely powerful. i think that, actually, the video that you have on i was doing that video, and that was, that was just extremely, extremely empowering, to be standing there shoulder to shoulder with colleagues who over the previous days went back to their constituencies to help