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with our continuing live coverage of the crisis in eastern europe is 10:00 p.m. here on the west coast, 8:00 wednesday morning in key, the battle for ukraine's independence now in day forty three and grim news out of the besieged port city of mariupol. the city's mayor now saying the civilian death there could be at least five thousand could go as high as 10,000. this comes as president zolensky is accusing russia of trying to cover up the atrocity by hiding bodies and evidence to interfere with the international war crimes investigation. we begin our coverage of the war on ukraine with fox news correspondent and co-anchor griff jenkins. he is live in the western ukrainian city of lviv. griff, good morning. chris , good morning. and you're right, mariupol has seen some of the fiercest fighting since this war began. now we are getting a grim picture of the realities there. mariupol mayor vadim butenko writing this on his facebook

page, quote, the world has not seen the scale of the tragedy of mariupol since the concentration camps. the racist turned our whole city into a death camp. unfortunately, the area analogy is getting more and more confirmation this is no longer chechnya or aleppo. this is the new auschwitz and mednick the world should help punish putin's villains. the mayor estimating more than 5000 civilians have been killed, as you mentioned, trace, but also among them 200 or more were children. the city's left in complete ruins, cut off from civilization without food, water or electricity as heavy fighting and shelling continues today. this as president zelenskyy warns in his nightly address to russian forces are preparing for a new offensive in the eastern donbas region. >> we will fight that . we will not retreat. we will look for all options to defend ourselves and russia seriously, to seek peace.

it comes as a senior defense official says the atrocities committed in bujar and surrounding areas appear to be quote premeditated and very deliberate. we spoke yesterday to a member of parliament, alex cohen trinko, who just returned from bukha and witnessed the horrors firsthand. now he wants revenge on vladimir putin. i don't have anything to say to him. like i just want to see him dead. that's what i want. and if i could, i will kill him with my own hands that absolutely i'm not joking and i'm not exaggerating. and the pentagon assessing that all russian troops have left kyiv in the training area to refit in belarus and belgorod russia. they added as well that this new javelins we were talking about yesterday in that one hundred million dollar additional package are expected to be in ukrainian hands within four to six days in . ukrainians here say they can't come fast enough. trace, i think a lot of ukrainians would like to kill putin with their bare hands as well.

griff jenkins, back to you in moments. thank you . meantime, the u.s. and the european union are tightening the screws on russia over the ongoing conflict in ukraine. more sanctions are now in place against russia's top banks and even family members of russian president vladimir putin fox news white house correspondent jackie heinrich has more on that organization coordinating with the european union to ratchet penalties on russia for their ongoing invasion of ukraine. the latest sanctions unveiled wednesday target russia's largest banks and directly penalize vladimir putin's adult children. president biden says the move is in response to war crime allegations in a key suburb of we're going to start with russia's ability as economy to grow for years to come. the department of justice and the fbi are also following suit. attorney general merrick garland has filed charges against a russian oligarch accused of providing financial support to russian separatists in crimea. these are the first charges related to russian criminal activity since the invasion began over a month ago.

garland also revealed the u.s. and its allies have thwarted an attempted malware attack carried out by russian military intelligence. it does not matter how far you sail your yacht. it does not matter how well you conceal your assets. the justice department will use every available tool to find you, disrupt your plots and hold you accountable. the justice department is also working with several european allies to gather evidence of possible russian war crimes. president biden calling for vladimir putin to face a war crimes trial. there's nothing less happening than major war crimes. responsible nations have to come together to hold these perpetrators accountable. president biden will sign an executive order prohibiting any new investment in russia by americans living here and abroad. at the white house, jackie heinrich fox news jackie veto raising concerns about a possible new major offensive by russian forces. moscow withdrew its forces

around kiv just about a week ago. its negotiators saying it was done to instill mutual trust. now putin's forces are mounting in the east and the secretary general of nato says he is still convinced putin's end goal is to control all of ukraine. >> russia's moving forces out of the north to reach and force them, to resupply them, to rearm them and then to move them into the east where we are expecting a major offensive. president putin's aim is to try to control the whole of donbas and to establish a land bridge. >> but with us now, retired colonel daniel davis, a senior fellow at defense priorities. always great to see you. is the secretary general of nato right? do you believe that russia truly does want to control all of ukraine, not just the, the eastern portion of the donbas region?

no, i don't i don't believe that they do. i don't see any evidence that i don't or any of us that putin even initially thought that he wanted to. i definitely think that he wanted to everything east of the napa river and he may still harbor those hopes, but everything is going to depend on what happens in this next battle that's starting to unfold already in the donbas area because all those troops that he did that general stoltenberg did just mentioned they're coming down from kyiv and sue me in kharkov are already starting to arrive in some regards. some are coming in later and some of the troops that had been working on mariupol have now left and are now starting to go to what's referred to as the southern shoulder of a forming pocket around those up to 50000 ukrainian troops. if they're able to penetrate that and actually bring those two forces together, it could be a bad situation for a lot of ukrainian troops. and i think that's going to depend that's going to determine what happens in the next phase of the war and how far russia even wants to go

later. yeah, interesting. you say you don't think vladimir putin wants to control all of europe. the guardian has an op ed saying they don't think he can control it all. quoting here the pivot to operations in the east and the rotation out of baton russian units from ukraine's northern flank is a recognition by moscow that as many military analysts had predicted before the current conflict, it simply does not have the deployable forces it would need to conquer all of ukraine along multiple axes of advanced. your thoughts 100%. absolutely. it's a matter of capacity. it doesn't matter what he wants to do. i don't think he did want to just because of how much force he actually allocated for this . but he definitely does it now and it's been exposed that he has a lot less capacity even than he thought. and a lot of it's fundamental. it's not just the losses of vehicles that he has, but it's the system of logistics that he designed for his forces that can project power even when he had all of his tanks. so especially now this is probably as far as they can go

,colonel, when nato says it wants to and i'm quoting here increase its force posture, does that mean simply more weapons for ukraine or are we missing some kind of definition of that of that phrase? well, i'd like to have a little bit more definition because we've seen already the united states has had itself by itself up to 40000 troops in the eastern part of the eastern flank of nato and of course they're moving in fighter jets to move in all kinds of other stuff. and you know, i'm just not really sure what the purpose of that is because as you can see, russia can't even go through the rest of ukraine. it certainly isn't going to attack into nato and if anybody's going to bolster up, that probably should be the eastern european countries or the western european countries should bring those to bear, not the united states. are you saying we cannot give ukraine enough weapons to win the war only enough to maybe hold their ground? no, no, no, no, no. i'm not talking about i'm talking about the on the flank of nato. not not all talking about

what's going on within ukraine. we should we should give them everything that makes sense to do to allow them the best chance they can to survive very quickly in about 30 seconds left if russia does create that landbridge we have talked about from donbas to the black sea is it impossible to recover from that if ukraine in the near term? yes, it will be because you know, for all of the losses that russia has had, ukraine has had at least commensurate losses as well and it's much harder for them to replace the personal losses as well as trying to reform an offensive capacity in the near term, just not in the cards. >> colonel daniel davis, always great to have you on , sir. thank you for coming on . thanks, chris . well, meantime, a severe weather alert now at least three deaths in the south in southeast georgia. people had barely begun recovery efforts from an earlier twister when another likely tornado touched down, killing one woman and injuring several others. the severe storms are also blamed for killing people in louisiana and texas and many

people are now left to pick up the pieces like people living in this bonaire, georgia neighborhood. see that big tree crashing is so i grant my husband's hand and my dog coco is willing to help to move. and this is what got all of a sudden sound like a freight train and all the stuff hitting the house when this barrigan and it was over and a minute or so of severe weather as we get the news that the senate is expected to confirm ketanji brown jackson as the next supreme court justice just hours from now, if confirmed, she would be the first black woman on the supreme court. jackson is currently a judge on the us court of appeals for the d.c. circuit. she was nominated by president biden to succeed justice stephen breyer, who is retiring this summer with the support from republican senators lisa murkowski, susan collins and mitt romney.

her confirmation is almost certain, especially of all democrats vote as expected to confirm and big was seemingly on trial on capitol hill on wednesday as executives from shell, exxon mobil and four other major energy companies testified about high gas prices before a democrat controlled house committee correspondent ashley strohmeyer is live on what happened at that hearing. ashley, the oil exactly say the democrats accusations of them trying to rip off americans at the pump simply isn't true . the president of shell saying this week it's illegal for them to set the price of crude oil. take listen because oil is a global commodity, shell does not set or control the price of crude oil. similarly, a shell does not set or control the price that consumers pay. indeed, it would be illegal for shell to do so because nearly all shell branded retail stations in the u.s. are owned by independent operators who set their own prices in the marketplace. so big oil says if lawmakers

on capitol hill wanted to really help, they'd be sitting down to meet with the oil company ceos to map a plan for increased production. however, democrats say they've already done enough. done our part or we're doing our part to try to produce or have more oil available on the marketplace. but now it's time for big oil to take some action to reduce the pain at the gas pump. >> president biden and the democrats have continually blamed russian president vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine for the surge and now their focus has actually shifted to the oil companies. but big oil says the steady increase happened much before the invasion started, even before the invasion of ukraine as the world emerged from pandemic, we were seeing a growing imbalance in global oil and gas markets. the invasion has further demonstrated how quickly and dramatically markets can be disrupted by . with the midterms nearing, republicans and democrats alike know those gas prices will be

a major issue that will drive the voters to the polls. as the strohmeyer live for us in new york ashleigh, thank you . the latest round of sanctions are hitting vladimir putin's inner circle pretty hard, but the leaders of ukraine say they will still not cut it. why? we'll have more on that next. and for the west getting the russians was to have a look at these giant sees them freeze assets and the oligarchs of russia if you want to heard an evil dictator who cut off the head of the olive oil signalual crazy rich russian screaming now on fox news. hello, i'm mike lindell ceo of my pill retailer shopping channels and now even banks

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who pointed out the same thing. he said that they have only banned seven russian banks from swift, which only makes up about 15% of russia's economy. does this latest round of sanctions go far enough? well, course i don't i don't think it does. and i think the ukrainians are right. but i want to caution that tougher sanctions are not really in the cards immediately. the e.u., the members of the european union went as far as they could buy banning russian coal. but just take a look at germany . in germany, one out of every two homes cheated by russian gas. half of all of the gas imports come from russia. one third of the oil of its oil comes from russia. that puts two hundred and twenty million dollars a day in putin's war chest. but germany would

actually freeze and the economy would come to a halt if the sanctions that minister baker and others want and we'd all like to see were actually passed. so president biden has to find a way to keep the europeans together and push them as hard as they can on sanctions while working together to find other ways to really put the squeeze on the russians. judy, you're no stranger to the news cycles. obviously sanctioning putin's adult daughters was a great headline. but does that really have any teeth? well, it annoys putin and i'm sure that sergei lavrov, whom i used to cover at the u.n. is now the foreign minister of russia. his family also has been sanctioned. yes, it's annoying for them. but the amazing thing about

russians as how quickly they find a way around sanctions and with the help of boris johnson in england, many of them have these golden passport that enabled them to travel to travel all the time and to live like kings in foreign countries. so it's embarrassing, but i don't think it's going to change the course of the war. the only thing that's going to change the course of the war is really giving the ukrainians the arms they've been begging for the arms they need not only to get the russians out of kyiv and the back part of the country, but to prevent russia from resupplying and launching in two weeks. the attack seems to be planning to launch in the eastern part of the country where we've seen a huge exodus and you've seen the huge expansion of ukrainians who fear for the worst. so it's a great point.

and judy, you're no stranger to ukraine. you have traveled countless times in the last decade. i believe if i'm correct, you were here last in september. and as you point out, putin really saw the sanctions coming. what do your ukrainian friends and sources tell you about how the u.s. has responded initially trying to stop an invasion that didn't work with sanctions? well, i think what we found is that sanctions did not deter putin. sanctions didn't deter the invasion. they haven't actually stopped the fighting in ukraine. they haven't prevented the atrocities that we've seen in russia and other parts of the country that it's ultimately not enough to sanction that what ukrainians have been crying out for are the migs and the three hundred anti-missile equipment from slovakia, which the united states has been unwilling to

provide so far. poland could supply the east, but the united states objects. same with slovakia and the three hundred and until ukrainians get the weapons they need, yes, they can push russians out, but i don't think they could stop an onslaught like the ones where we're afraid of in the eastern part of the country for this land bridge between crimea and mariupol. and that's we hear from ukrainians every day, judy. they say we don't want us boots on the ground. we just want the tools to take the fight to the russians. judith miller, great insight as always. thank you for taking time today. thank you for being there. we like the sanctions but we want the weapons back to you in moments. meantime, russia's seat on the un un human rights council isn't sitting well with many people these days. and now there's a push to have their representatives removed. we'll have much more on that as we continue our breaking news coverage on ukraine.

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the racists turned our whole city into a death camp. unfortunately, the area analogy is gaining more and more confirmation. there is no longer chechnya or aleppo. this is the new auschwitz in the martinec. the world should help punish putin's villains. the mayor also estimating more than five thousand civilians have been killed so far, more than two hundred of them children. the city, as you can see, just left in complete ruins, cut off from civilization without food, water or electricity as heavy fighting and shelling continues there this is president zelenskyy warns in his nightly address that russian forces are preparing for a new offensive in the eastern donbas region. we will fight. we will not retreat. we will look for all options to defend ourselves and russia seriously, to seek peace. it comes first as a senior defense official says the atrocities committed in bujar and the surrounding areas appear to be quote premeditated in very

deliberate. we spoke yesterday to a member of parliament, alex cohen trinko, who just returned from buia and witnessed the horrors firsthand. he wants to hold just more than vladimir putin accountable. here's what he said that can tell that russians are also responsible. it's not putin. it's russian society. it was not putin personally who these women who killed this children who bombed the theater, whether they were aware was written that were russian soldiers and officers and they say the pentagon is stressing that all russian troops have left kyiv and turning leaves area to refit in belarus and belgorod russia trace. they added those new javelins from this new additional aid package are expected to be in ukrainian hands within four to six days. they need them. grif, back to you in moments. thank the images from bujar. shocking for the atrocities.

also stirring anger about russia's seat on the un human rights council. watch. russia should not have a position of authority in a body whose purpose is very purpose is to promote respect for human rights. not only is this the height of hypocrisy, it is dangerous. >> thursday will decide russia's future on the council. joining us now, fred flyte is vice chair of the center for american security at afps. he is also former chief of staff at the national security council. fred, it's always great to have you on . you heard the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., linda thomas greenfield. she appears to have a good point, fred. i mean, leaving russia on this humanitarian council, would it be hypocritical and dangerous as she says, it's good to be here. and zelenskyy also has called for kicking russia off the un security council. you know, both ideas seem to make a lot of sense, especially

kicking russia off the human rights commission or council. but look, we've had rogue states with bad human rights records on the committees for a long time. vote to kick russia off will be opposed by the majority of states with bad human rights records and we're going to kick russia off. we should kick china off iran, cuba and all these states know that . so i don't think as though it's going to go anywhere. it's interesting to me that russia sent a threatening note to some of the un member countries and it reads as follows here, fred. and i'll get your take after this . it says quoting it is worth mentioning that not only support for such an initiative meaning taking them off the humanitarian council but also an equidistant position in the vote abstention or nonparticipation will be considered as an unfriendly gesture. i mean, it really comes across like russia believes it holds all the cards in this conflict. its interesting that russia is trying to intimidate other states to basically if you

don't vote yes, they're going to hold them accountable. but i mean, there really are powerful forces here to prevent this type of thing from being taken. bear in mind this committee is usually used to condemn the united states and israel for human rights violations. it's a backward committee and i mean, it would be great if russia was kicked off. it has no business being there after the atrocities we've seen in ukraine. but it would be quite a major change at the united nations for us to do that . but you talk talk to a lot of analysts, fred, and they say these are symbolic gestures kicking russia off the humanitarian council. i mean, it doesn't have any teeth and their question is when is the world body actually issue consequences that are true and immediate? >> while the un has been a full body since it was founded in 1945. if we talk about the un security council, russia has a veto which prevents the council from passing resolutions against ukraine. should we kick off that ?

i would say no. a decision was made in forty five that we would include one of the worst dictatorships on earth at the time, joseph stalin's soviet union because we decided it was better to keep them in the diplomatic tent so they would use diplomacy and not warfare to resolve their differences. so although it's painful to contemplate keeping russia in these u.n. bodies in the end is probably the best move. yeah, i mean i get the old adage, you know, keep your friends close and your enemies closer. but i want to read this nbc news op ed. i found it interesting. it says quoting here russia has committed atrocities, but is it ? one of them zolensky assertion of in the images from bukha spurred a new round of support from the west with the us and european countries forcefully condemning the killings and calling for additional sanctions against russia. however, president joe biden and his advisers have refused to recognize the atrocities as . so are they . and then the op ed goes on to

say the answer is likely no. what's your answer, fred? well, is defined by the convention, which i think passed in the 1920s and it constitutes a systematic effort to annihilate people. and i think clearly that's what's going on in ukraine. i don't know why the bush administration doesn't just go out and say that they think that's what's going on . i don't think we need lawyers to tell what we're seeing in ukraine amounts to. >> yeah, the pictures are pretty evident. >> fred pleitgen, great to have you on . thank you , sir. good to be here. >> well, as russian forces retreating from retreating from kyiv, could there be an opportunity to stop them in their tracks? we'll have more on that . hunter biden is the most respected person in the country . he was given rights and favor jobs. stores magically opened, had

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brass who now says action should be taken as russian forces look to regroup in the eastern part of the country. this is what uk general sir richard sherief had to say during an appearance on the story with martha maccallum fox news . but now i do think like in any possible campaign there is a window of opportunity as the russians have withdrawn. yes, they say they're about to launch an attack on the east and yes is likely to be another russian offensive into the donbass. but until they can generate that offensive and given the russian problems the russians had with generating their initial attacks, i think we can assume it's going to take them some time. >> joining us now, retired army lieutenant colonel darren god. he's a former blackhawk helicopter pilot and squadron leader and co founder of restore liberty. colonel, thank you for taking time. do you agree that we have a window of opportunity and if so, what should we be doing?

thanks for having me on . and i mean, i do agree that there is a window of opportunity here, but that that's generated by the fact that the russians have stopped what they're doing in kyiv and to the north and are moving to the east any time one side takes a pause and makes a major change that provides opportunity for the other side to do the same thing. and the best thing you can do during that time is to focus on your your soldiers themselves as far as their health and their well-being as well as your logistics set up in making sure that they are well supplied and ready to do whatever is necessary while you're considering what moves to make on the ground in the east in this case, whether it be trenches or what are you going to do to establish a defense? and it's what was also interesting was as russia left the north, they left a lot of stuff behind. you can see that there was a very hurried and disorganized withdrawal, which is which is a story all of itself. >> and colonel, you're talking

about a russian withdrawal. you can look at the map that we've got here. you can see that they've pulled out, they're going to refit and belarus and then they're going to refit over and belgorod, which is about 80 miles east of kharkiv, which is the second largest city in ukraine. but more importantly, it's really at the northern tip of the eastern donbas region where we expect the fighting to start at the helicopter pilot yourself, we saw what appeared to be a daring flight into belgorod to bomb the fuel depot . we know that javelins will be on the ground here in four to six days, but should we be giving more weapons to ukraine in this window of opportunity? >> well, that is certainly one of the options that we have and one of the challenges we've seen is that there's a lot of bureaucratic red tape in getting those systems into the country in the first place and into the hands of those who would use it. and then the harder question also needs to be asked are we giving them the full systems

that they need to employ them with stingers for for example, if you're going to give an air defense system like that to the ukrainians, do you give are you giving them the batteries in the different parts or pieces in the training that go with it or are you just handing them a piece of equipment and saying good luck, we need to take advantage of this time because you're talking about moving a large amount of russian forces over a amount of space that would cover about half of texas and that's no small thing. so you've got a little bit of time to not only supply but to train. and colonel, we heard from the pentagon press secretary john kirby yesterday that russia has failed on literally all of their initial objectives. now obviously they're trying to change that and come back . should we be fearing what's coming next ? i don't think we need to fear what is coming next because that's outside of the significant change in their tactics at the, the national strategic level, the cyber

space or nucular. what they're going to do is more or more of the same but general in a different location and then moving to the east and trying to seal off the eastern donbas region and the crimean land bridge at this point is no surprise. and with that anticipation you can you can create a pretty a pretty some pretty good options, i should say, for what you're going to do on the defense and maybe even start planning on what you're going to do if your desire is to to push them further away from you. and colonel, you may have heard from our reporting tonight the situation in mariupol, that southern seaport city has been absolutely shut off to the world. it looks to be a very grim situation there. now what can be done because you mentioned the land bridge. what do you think could be done to help then in mariupol in terms of of aid from the west or is that really just a matter of time before

the ukrainians lose that ? well, i think it seems right now that it is largely lost already in many ways. but one of the only thing you can really, truly do is to push the russians out and retake that property for yourself and there's just i don't see another way to do that other than to remove them. >> lieutenant colonel darren gob, great inside, sir. thank you for taking time tonight . trace, back to you. yeah, great stuff, griff. thank you . president biden telling union members wednesday that one year of economic sanctions are likely to wipe out the last 15 years of russia's gains. it comes as the u.s. impose new sanctions on russia, including vladimir putin's adult daughters. both daughters are believed to be living in russia. putin rarely talks about them. but one white house official says the administration believes many of putin's assets are hidden with family members. with us now is david tasco, chief political correspondent for the daily mail tv.

david, great to have you on . explain to me the goal of these new sanctions because we know the president has already said they're not meant to deter or prevent. i know david. he's playing the long game. the question is, does ukraine have time for the long game? well, no, ukraine doesn't have any more time than tomorrow, frankly, but that doesn't stop the treasury department here and their analog agencies in europe from trying to do what they can to squeeze putin. every inch is going to help. his two adult daughters are not just fabulously wealthy and of course they are, but they're also connected to government linked agencies. the elder daughter maria runs a genetic research agency and the younger one katerina runs an artificial intelligence agency at moscow state university that's worth like one point seven billion and does work for russia's military. so there's obviously some mingling of money there and a lot of that money is going to be putin's personal stash. just for context, the younger daughter katerina was until

a few years ago married to the son of the banker to the stars in the kremlin. so there's all kinds of crossing streams here. and i think the goal here is basically to force putin to find other avenues to move his money around and then follow that money and see where else they can clamp down. go ahead. i was just going to say david is in your thoughts that money has already been moved around. i mean, you look back in this reuters investigation several years go and they said, look, they're worth billions. these women these daughters are worth billions. that money has been moved around. is it enough places where it's going to be hard to kind of corral it all up? your thoughts? that's entirely possible. but given the fact that their personal fortunes are connected to the institutions they run, i think it's reasonable to assume that some of that money has been parked in the institutions and the russian government. yeah, of course some of it's going to be in switzerland. we know that putin's mistress with whom he has four other children is hiding out in switzerland with the kids. some of it's probably going to

be in amsterdam with the elder daughter and her husband. we can't know everything. but look, if they can stop putin's money, i think dollar it from going offshore. wonderful. do it. yeah, i think it's a fair point. but you know, tom cotton also made a good point today on america reports. i want to play that and i'll get your thoughts on the other side. david, watch. >> in fact, why are there any new sanctions to announce at all in russia? we should have thrown the kitchen sink at russia and impose every sanction we could weeks ago. likewise with the delivery of arms again, it's better late than never, but it's consistently been like fairpoint i why are there continuing sanctions? are we delivering these things? are we implementing them incrementally? i mean, i thought this was this was the cavalry coming. they were all going to be cracking down on russia and that's a very good point. fact we heard this very early on when president biden did not immediately kick russia out of the swift banking system that came days and days and days later given plenty of time to change tactics. what's going on here is that this particular administration is a lot

more cooperative than previous one was at dealing with european allies. it's the european countries that are pushing the break here saying we still have commercial relationships with russian companies. we still have trading relationships. we've got to manage to unschool these things before you clamp down. so yeah, of course, if everything was just up to the united states, i think we probably would have clamped down everything on day one and just throw the kitchen sink at it, as you say. but the european countries saying, hey, wait a minute, it's going to hurt us as much as is going to hurt russia. let's slow down and do these things in stages so we meaning germany, meaning france, meaning the uk can figure out how unwind ourselves from russia and do it in a way that doesn't hurt us . i wonder that slowdown is kind of giving a lifeline to russia right? i mean, you know, europe has already said we need russian energy. the ruble you can see is beginning to stabilize. and then of course there's china, which is still playing ball with russia. yeah. and they're not going to stop playing ball with russia either. you're not going to kill every single piece of this economy.

certainly gazprom is one of their 50 60% of the russian economy right now. but you can't you can't go and tell the germans, look, we're just going to cut you off on day one that really would have hurt a lot of european countries. and frankly, those are a lot of countries that are trying to take in ukrainian refugees right now and are bearing economic costs at that moment. so you can only do what you can do. i don't think we should really lay too much blame at the bush administration's feet, but i think it is fair to say that the previous administration would have said to with it, let germany fend for itself. president biden's if not willing to do that . yeah, it appears he is not david martok. so great to see you. thanks for coming on . we appreciate it. thank you . and i think david griff jenkins makes a good point here because the concept of this is and tom cotton made a good point saying why are there more sanctions? i mean, i thought we threw the whole ball of wax at them in the beginning. yeah, we were slow on the energy sanctions. yes. we were kind of slow on the banking sanctions, but we thought we gave it all to them and now we're finding out that some of this has been

incremental. that's right. and you'll find no shortage of ukrainians and europeans that blame germany for enabling putin's war machine. they're quite upset about and vocal about it. i think really the question now is what has to be done to stop this next offensive? that's really what that member of parliament i spoke to yesterday was focused on . and i asked him, by the way, i said, listen, are you open to negotiations? do you think there's still a diplomatic path? and he said, you know, i wish there were i'm not sure there is now after seeing what came out of bouca in other areas. but if there is a way to stop another bluechip from happening, then we should take every option we can to try and keep it from happening trait's. yeah, that's exactly right. grif, very nice work again tonight . we will see you again soon. stay safe, my friend. we should point out that a lot of our guests have made these these comparisons with, with bujar and some of the holocaust

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