people said how could we have dropped a bomb on hiroshima and nagasaki and killed hundreds of thousands opeople with radiation poisoning, and the flipside that a lot of people don t realize that if we had not done that to end the war, the u.s. was going to invade japan, and they had fought fiercely in all of the islands in the pacific, and the estimates were that quarter of a million and million people would die both japanese and u.s. soldiers which is why for instance, ben affleck s grandfather was sitting there cheering, because this would save their lives. so, as a no-brainer, and political issue, it is a no-brainer, but as a moral issue, and here we are 75-plus years later, and people are still fascinated by it, which is part of the fascination of the movie oppenheimer which comes out today. and tell us more about the conversation, because when you are thinking of the hollywood
violently, so unless we get hundreds of thousands opeople protesting in the streets against putin and his government, it is not much of a problem for him, but i do think that the sanction, and the continued humiliation of russia if it goes on over a long period, it is going to have the inner circle saying, what has this guy gotten us into, and how do we get out of this with any semblance of what russia looked like before we got into the war. it will be interesting to see how it plays out. it is going to be interesting to see how it plays out. and now, colonel, putin has been speaking about the threat from russia, and now, particularly all over the globe, but specifically to ukraine. so is there anything that they should do to defend against that threat? it is very difficult to defend against a active nuke. the only thing that you can do is to have the intelligence to