kremlin, hope for the best, i don t know there is much we ll do to stop it. i don t think the political and popular will to go to war is in our country. i see this is almost inevitable if this is what russia truly desires to do unless other countries set up to get involved which needs to happen anyway. will: speaking of news starts in europe and seems to have the ability to pour over into domestic issues, protests across europe continue against vaccine mandates. many countries across europe have been some of the most active, both governments imposing mandates on sit currency and citizenry pushing back on the street. one of those protests come to the united states. will, with the march organizer against american vaccine mandates, he is saying this about the growing protests here in the united states of america. head to foxnews.com. you will hear a lot of people talk about this, say it is a big
the olympics in a moment, that they have a antifreed, antiwestern alternative which makes what happens in the ukraine pretty significant. will: makes the answer to the question which we have not yet answered auld more important. what are we will to sacrifice, what is the line we will not draw? sitting i don t know. i don t know the united states or its sit currency know either. where do we make a stand? what is important enough? what serves our national interest? we said this before in past weeks, the drumbeat of war is almost audible for everyone. you can hear troops amassing in eastern europe on both sides of the line being drawn. we i thought we all knew, by the way, rachel, you and i had a conversation yesterday, i had social engagements, talked about olympic skier, american chosen to participate with china. i had a social conversation, why, that sounds cool. it is not cool. china is not cool.