this wednesday morning. morning joe starts right now. i think, you know, any patient that or elderly individual or someone who has dementia, they can find some moments of clarity, right? they can find moments throughout the day that they have energy and look. i think that trump s team should not underestimate joe biden and his team s ability to, you know whether they are going to jack him up on mountain dew or whatever it is, that, look. the state of the union this year he had a lot of energy for about an hour and/or an hour and a half, but it doesn t mean, you know, what we are seeing is, obviously, throughout the day, he can t carry that level of energy. what is so amazing about that, willie, is that that jacked up mountain dew did not come from some guy they picked up off the street, right? that was, like, rolling dice against the side of a wall or something. i m sitting there halfway going, who is this guy? he is an elected member of congress. sure. who is
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. yeah, it really is interesting what s going on now gripping faced with an impressive resistance from ukraine s military over the past four weeks, russia s combat power now reported to have fallen below 90% since launching its invasion. russia has exhausted a good portion of its bombs and missiles according to u.s. officials. tanks and other ground weapons clearly being destroyed while nearly 10,000 russian soldiers have been killed, according to some estimates with another 16000 wounded. they have over time built up a significant amount of combat capability to conduct this operation. this war . and they still have our assessment. they still have a significant amount of that combat capability available to them. they are. that said, they have been increasingly frustrated by a lack of progress here today. twenty seven and they haven t taken they haven t taken kharkiv. they haven t taken gernot.
been there for two weeks with no respite, no rest. they re powerful, but they have to be warn out and probably afraid. and i think part of the reordering we re hearing about, reorganizing, is just trying to reconstitute their forces, because what they ve lost, they ve lost momentum, they ve lost their morale. and i think they ve lost their will to fight. and so they are increasingly trying to dump in artillery. the air power is important for high level bombers and all that. they ve been able, the ukrainians have been able to take down the low fliers somewhat, but the fight is on the ground, with ground weapons. and it looks like something really militarily extraordinary is happening. too early to tell. general hertling, the same question to you. when zelenskyy talks about stopping the bombing of