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welcome to one nation, thanks for tuning in early. tonight is my guess, tomi laren, how media goes bad. she s been watching. what s going on in sports with brady? takes a half and opens up to us but first, i want to start with this. anti-semitism is an all time high. he is spreading faster than wildfires on college campuses and beyond nationwide. [cheering] without would calm down when they went on summer vacation. not by a long shot. unbelievable images, vandals targeting jewish director and jewish board members in brooklyn writing blood on your hands across her homes. moms with hidden faces, cowards across city after city taking over subway in new york demanding zionist raised their hands with this morning. watch. [chanting] in california anti- protesters take over, cal state los angeles. they say okay, put up your enchantments and be quiet, we will support you and they decide to take over the building. several faculty members inside keeping them hostage for eight hours
ali, as far as ukrainians ar concerned, this information is probably not all that damaging it s information they woul prefer wasn t out there, but it s not going to really affec operations on the ground you mentioned the burn rate fo the himars, some casualt numbers, which appear to hav been altered and some other details about the constitution of some of th fighting battalions in units here in ukraine. but really, those are things that aren t gonna have much of an effect. again, as you mentioned, thi is six weeks old a lot of this stuff has alread changed in the interim ukrainians are confident tha it sounds like this is actuall russian misinformation they have seen, they don t see all that rattled by it the real impact this is gonn have is going to be on the united states, and its intelligence gathering operations the trust that it is trying to build with the other fiv countries, the nations that ar a part of intelligence sharing communities throughout the world, the english speakin
it s somewhere in the ballpark of what the actual casualt figures are. we talk about that, that s a substantial share of the russian invasion force not kind of attrition, i really affects wet russian forces can do at this point, t limit the goals they can achieve. let me ask you about ai support, and air force the ukrainians do have an ai force, they do have traine pilots, the new york times had some interesting reporting about the ukrainian air force, and how it s operating in, quote, but the times says, nea total secrecy. one of the pilots they spoke t said, quote, in every figh with russian jets, there is no equality, they always have fiv times more planes in the air despite being outnumbered, ukrainian paul pilots have bee successful at preventing wider bombings they ve intercepted some missiles talk to me about this, they ar vastly outnumbered by russia ships, how is the outlook fo the air force in ukraine so, that s one thing, it not fully known, it s kind o hard to tell fro