you re seeing, what you re going through with everyone. always welcome. thank you for calling me back. and outfront now, retired army lieutenant general mark hertling. general hertling, in that conversation, you just heard roman talk about the counteroffensive, that he doesn t know what s going to be required of him as a soldier, that maybe a few people do in the country. but he doesn t know. how difficult from, as you look at this, is this expected counteroffensive for ukraine going to be now? it s going to be very difficult and challenging, erin, because this phase of the campaign, i m calling it phase six, is a different approach. what you ve had thus far, and this young man has probably experienced the attack by the prigozhin groups, the attack by the russians. russian has been on the offensive, and ukraine has been on the defensive. when this switches, when ukraine goes on the offense, it s going
any kind of clarity or insight as to why or how he s doing the things that he s doing. he says he wants to create a content moderation council. he said he s going to de-boost negative tweets. he says he s going to reinstate trump. he faces it off a poll. there is no policy, here right? he s just kind of it s him who bought this 44 billion dollar toy that he is playing with. yeah. no. this is he s desperate. he doesn t know what s going. on he lost over a third of the workforce. obviously, there s an exodus happening in realtime. i think what frightens me on a very serious level about what we are looking at, versus the potential demise of twitter, it s what was great about twitter was kind of these no barriers to entry. it allowed folks to engage and see what was going on. have access and see what other folks were seeing. and a free society, a healthy twitter and those types of social media platforms, help things function. and i think this is being torn apart. it is not just devas
he bases it off a poll. there is no policy, here right? he s just kind of it s him who bought this 44 billion dollar toy that he is playing with. yeah. no. this is-space karen flailing. he s desperate. he doesn t know what s going. on he lost over a third of the workforce. obviously, there s an exodus happening in realtime. i think what frightens me on a very serious level about what we are looking at, versus the potential demise of twitter, it s what was great about twitter was kind of these no barriers to entry. it allowed folks to engage and see what was going on. have access and see what other folks were thinking. and a free society, a healthy twitter and those types of social media platforms, help things function. and i think this is being torn apart. it is not just devastating for democracy, it s devastating for people around the world. twitter was one of those great equalizer platforms. very quickly on trump. well, what s interesting is, does he risk the temptation, now that