but you don t have to spend you don t have to have a big rolodex finding people giving max contributions. you can identify a lot of people giving $5, $10. it s a renewable resource in federal elections because the max limits are $3,300. you can going back to fuel this never-ending campaign. if your goal is to be relevant as opposed to winning, what is the down side to that, right? neil: that s what i m going to do. hang on with my fingers on the job and never leaving enthough they say neil, it s time to go. jessica, let me ask you about this. today s frontrunner doesn t become the event you ll nominee. go back to jeb bush or hillary clinton. we can play this again and again. right now in a potential matchup, ron desantis is the guy. that could change. we ve learned in history that it often does. but that s why a lot of money is
tanks and artillery and armor vehicles and open planes and they re extremely familiar with the train there having fault there since 2014. it is not to say that the ukrainians can t win. we are getting equipment to them. as equipment arrives in ukraine is one thing. equipment has to get into the hands of the soldiers so they can use them. there is a different story. and so as we talk about it arriving in ukraine, let s talk more so about arriing in the hands of soldiers so the soldiers can take that equipment and be prepared to fight. what kind of weapons do the ukrainians need to stand a fighting chance against the russians in the east and to pick up on what you were talking about, are there concerns that eventhough the weapons get into ukraine that those weapons are not getting to the soldiers?
then i mean, you need, i would assume, thousands upon thousands. no? yes, what they do, nthough, even a few, you knock down a helicopter or push back low-flying aircraft to higher altitude, you create among the pilots an anxious, a nervousness when they re going in. so they, their value far out weighs their number and you don t know where they re going to be and where they re firing from. so the pilots are also thinking how to evade, is there trying to focus on their targeting. and then there are probably their old model soviet air defense type hand-held things as well, and those, again, can hit low flyers. but yes, not enough, but it s something and it s good that
balance between indifference and just feeling like the world is over. that s not, we are not there. we are not at square one. we do need to thread the needle a little bit. eventhough we are vaccinated and boosted and protected and the healthcare system are not as resilient than a year ago. flu is here, it s higher than last. we are fuelled with delta and making sure we have access to hospitalizations as where we needed. it s one of the reasons we want to put on extra layer and the masks and using it. that s what i am wondering. if you are boosted, you are safe, you can get a break through but you are okay like the flu. the flu does kill some people every year. so if you add the masks to that
and, created for his followers, created for trump s audience and politicians and whether that s a politician or whether that s an audience for tv shows. and, they re all desperate to persuade donald trump eventhough behind the scenes, they re telling him not to do this or that. it s so revealing. mainly it s revealing because these people who are closest to donald trump who have been his cheerleaders for five years, they re texting meadows for a reason. they know donald trump has the power to stop the insurrectionists, the rioters, the people who were trying to