two aids, dan fiver and dan rhodes. and senators. all of them brushing off the tit for tat. the president ruled out using military force, downplaying the likelihood that the u.s. will provide assistance to the country. he is sending a warning. any moves by russia threatening the countries is a different story. >> we have increased our support for the eastern europe een allies, and we'll continue to. >> diplomacy can work, but russia has to stop at crimea. >> well, diplomatic pressure on russia grows. the european council imposed travel bans on 12 more people, and frozen their assets. the president of the european council warns more measures may follow. >> we are also cancelling the next e.u. russia sim it and member states -- um it and member states and bilateral summits. we make clear that failure to settle the the crisis peacefully and steps by russia to destabilize ukraine will have far-reaching consequences. and by that we mean consequences on relations in a broad range of economic areas. >> ban ki-moon is travelling to kiev on friday in an attempt to set up talks betwee

but if he doesn't get more involved in raising money and making this a choice as dan fiver said, youou lose the senate, turn out the lights, because the party is over. >> a real predicament for the democrats. one of the states in flay is new hampshire where former senator scott brown is setting his sights on capitol hill once again. he announced his explore tory committee on friday at the northeast republican leadership conference. with us is chairwoman jennifer horn. good to have you on the show this morning. >> good morning. it's my pleasure. thank you so much for having me. >> how do you think the granite state would react to scott brown? would they see him as a carpetbagger? >> you just said that some folks are expressing concern about republicans tag the senate. we are actually very excited about the fact that republicans have an opportunity to take the senate this year. up here in new hampshire, what voters are looking for is somebody who is going to be an independent voice that fights for the people of new hampshire, that stands up and is a strong voice for the fiscally conser