zelenskyy saying, look, sanctions are not enough. we don t have enough, we still need more, there s appreciation, but i think the question moving forward, especially as we wrap our minds around where we are in this war, is how do we get ukraine what it needs to win and to win quickly. i think that s what lawmakers on the hill keep questioning is how do we make this happen as quickly as possible. nobody wants to see this war drag on and on and on. neil: no, they don t and that s why andrii yermak is out there talking just not to us on social media, but president zelenskyy and the prime minister as well, saying that it s a two-part success path, weapons, but also sanctions to strengthen putin in his own country and his forces here in ukraine. aishah: thanks, griff. a search underway for the national guardsman who jumped
want to get used to the ongoing occupation, but that s what we re seeing happening and you can see the pure exhaustion in his face and we ve seen it in the faces of ukrainian people, and you see it there and it goes on and on and on and we don t want this to turning into a month s long occupation or war which is what many, many people fear will happen. griff: the dynamic on the ground is fascinating. you mentioned the exhaustion, after 59 days could you would exhaustion. but it s zelenskyy s demeanor and constant nonstop leadership that is motivating people. when you talk to ukrainian people and i went to bucka with are devastation arbor or