bigger and bigger issue in the 2024 campaign cycle. as far as not taking our eye off the ball, are we doing what is necessary right now, dan? well, i don t think we are doing enough and look, ukraine is in a war for their survival but also our fight. ukraine is defending europe from russian aggression. cutting russia s army down to size, depleating russia s stocks of military hardware and causing the greatest crisis in the kremlin since back in the cold war days, when during the kgb coup against gorbachev. and where biden administration has failed, not given ukraine what they need fast enough. we have not given them f-16s or long range artillery, and they cannot mount the combined air operations with the slow going counteroffensive, overly bloody. had we given ukraine what they needed when they needed it, this war has been going on a year and a half, ukraine would have stood
vladimir putin s own inner circle is viewing this failed military campaign and how it impacts them individually, how long can the russian military continue to take orders from the kgb guy in the kremlin to rain down hell on ukrainian civilians in return for russia being a pariah state economically, diplomatically. the cost is rising for russia every day. what really matters is how putin s own inner circle, the military and intelligence services react. putin himself has to be nervous. he s purging some of those key members of his inner circle. that s something that our intelligence community is watching closely. neil: could he be overthrown? could there be a coup? i wouldn t rule it out. i don t think he would rule that out. he s very well-aware of the failed 1991 kgb coup against gorbachev. that s why he s looking for