our guests today are glen grant and mark fagin.irst guest, a retired british army colonel, military expert glen grant. glory to ukraine, dear mr. colonel. well, first of all , i would like to. we analyzed the big russian offensive, may-june, yes, many analysts talked about it, and we are of course complex bloody battles, we are talking not only about the donetsk region, but in general about the front line, if we analyze the preparation of the enemy for large-scale operations, which they will be, in your opinion and in the opinion of military experts of various western countries. in fact, it is quite difficult to judge now and i will try to explain, firstly, the situation on the ukrainian front was not the best in the last 2-3 months. there were failures in many places, but if you look at the map on a large scale , the number of lost territories, compared to the size of ukraine, is actually quite small, but of course, nobody likes to lose villages. so, the russians managed to advance, but in the south , the ukrainian troops on the e

our guests today are glen grant and mark fagin. british army colonel, military expert glen grant. glory to ukraine, dear mr. colonel, gat saave the king. well, first of all, i would like us to analyze the great russian offensive of may and june, right? many analysts have spoken about it, and we are certainly confused. skirmishes, we are talking not only about the donetsk region, but about the front line in general, if we analyze the enemy's preparations for large- scale actions, what will they be, in your opinion and in the opinion of military experts of various western countries. in fact, it is quite difficult to judge now and i will try to explain why. first, the situation has been in ukrainian for the last 2-3 months the front was not the best. there were failures in many places. but if you look at the map on a large scale, then the number of lost territories compared to the size of ukraine is actually quite small, but of course no one likes to lose villages. so, the russians managed to advance, but in the south , the ukrainian

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glen before i ask you about florida. >> yeah. i'm also inclined to think that they won't grant a stay if for no other reason, this will get resolved court rules, this will get resolved before that case is ready for trial. because even if judge mcafee does start ruling on these various pretrial motions, he has gone through several of them. the immunity issue is also there. we have to see what the supreme court will rule on that. it is what many of us suspected after hearing. whether or not willis and her team could be there at trial. i don't see any reason for a stay at this point. >> you heard me basically run out of breath reading judge cannon's rationale for this indefinite stay on everything. especially this. court's duty to fully and fairly the motions before the court. isn't she part of the problem? your thoughts? on florida? >> yeah. there are so many pending pretrial motions because she is moving at a snail's pace. some of these things she only just recently issued orders on. some of the pretrial motions she denied of course. she could have easily ruled on two to three months ago. she took forever just to get through some o