Country. it s estimated 250,000 people have left the country rather than stay and be a part of vladimir putin s war. other people saw the future in russia and said, graham, we are going to leave and take whatever dollars we have with us. so that s going to be an issue. the other thing to keep in mind is that ukrainians are planning for a surge on their own. they are waiting for their people to get trained on the patriot missile s, they are training the u.s. and in western europe, and also waiting on more tanks. the leper 2s, the abrams tanks. for some reason we have to make them from scratch? i don t understand that. i thought we had some extras. it s been told to me and us that the marines have stopped using tanks. i m not sure what the issue was, but it s a lot, and you see the death and destruction, every power station has been hit in the ukraine. 600 plus clinics and hospitals have been hit. thousands of children have been taken from their families,
World war ii, then came back to 1989 when they got freedom again and the iron curtain lifted, and the cold war was temporarily over, then talked about how important for him it was to make that trip yesterday and to make sure the russian aggression does not stand. in terms of which you are referring to, ainsley. we know in the past the president has addressed a black audience and said he spent so much time in a black church that he went there more than his church. then we heard that there were so many puerto ricans in delaware that he felt like he was puerto rican. now we find out that there are so many names with the -ski he always wished he did, that he was polish. so we have a lot of situations where the president feels he can relate, even though he has to make stuff up. a little later on this afternoon, poland time, the present will be speaking and we will see that life. in the meantime, we ll take a quick timeout. in a minute, guy fieri joins us here on the couch.
Why make it uninhabitable? they are throwing if you think they can at this, and all we are doing is giving ukrainians just enough, which is great, and they need it, but we should do everything possible to end this war as quickly as possible so that fewer people die and we are not facing the temptation of a longer war and possibly a putin that survives and attacks other countries. steve: he s not alone. people would like to see this wrapped up as soon as possible. in addition to suspending the new start nuclear weapons treaty which, by the way, is the only treaty we ve got with russia at this point mr. putin also said that russia must be ready to resume nuclear weapons testing if the united states does the same thing. so it s more of that quid pro quo stuff for mr. putin. brian: trump stared him down and said, even breaking this treaty, i m going to rip it up and we can start again. the other thing barack obama did, which was folly, he said to reset the relationship, take the