of the ukrainian military know how to use artillery, just do they know how to use the type of artillery being brought into the country and can they use it accurately? as we have seen with the russians, if you can t deploy this artillery accurately, what kind of effect do they have. they re also firing in places that are inside ukraine, so they re much more discriminating about the target they pick. they don t want collateral damage. it s a much tougher assignment for the ukrainians than it is for the russians who just indiscriminately bomb civilian targets. ambassador, we re going to be watching for a u.n. security council meeting in a couple hours with the focus on refugees. what should the council be focusing on here as we enter this new phase of the war, and you know, refugees aren t just from ukraine. that s true, jose. refugees from around the world are a big issue for the u.n., and they ought to be taking a look at that. the security council, however,
members of the coast guard may think twice about reenlisting creating a retention and a recruitment dilemma for us. speaking of problems we can t just unwind when the shutdown ends, cyber security. dhs is responsible for the cyber security. there is a cyber security center in washington. many people are furloughed. i drove past dhs headquarters in washington, nebraska avenue. you have thousands of people dedicated to supporting the senior leadership of homeland security including the secretary, deputy secretary. when i drove past wednesday at health care, the parking lot was empty. if i had an empty parking lot to support me when i had to do my job, my job would be compromised. we are now into the second month of this. just in closing, what do you make of the fact that donald trump didn t mention this yesterday when he gave his
we don t want them here. let s be clear, refugees aren t welcome here. it s inhumane. the president is arresting children and arresting babies because mexico refused to pay for his wall. one question that has continued to worry many observers of this crisis and continues to worry us tonight, even with this new reporting is where are the girls? where are the babies? you have some very bad people in that group. you had people that were very fine people on both sides.
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campaign or else another strategic insight that trump had that nobody else saw coming but i think there are two things we can say now. number one, emphasize how different this is from the way any past president has behaved that usually they have taken any opportunity to use positive economic news as the thing to bring everybody together. people who didn t support him. you can think of ronald reagan running for re-election. people who didn t support him the first time could be with him. bill clinton often chafed in 2000 that al gore didn t run on the peace and prosperity message. he thought he would have been elected then. first, this is really unusual. second, it s out of sync with what we saw in most of the country where people basically feel better about the direction of their lives than this dark tone suggests. it s interesting that the places where you have the strongest anti-immigrant fear are places without immigrants. where the refugees aren t, places like steve king s district.