they invited san francisco resident jason perry to join . cooperates with numerous magazines from them companies in various fields he is not indifferent to the fate of ukraine and the first full-scale invasion of russia jason uses his wide circle of acquaintances to raise funds for ukraine i eat masterchef i use my social networks to collect donations for medical supplies i can't use this money to buy weapon accessories or body armor for these purposes i spend my own money i load up investigating damsterdam then we put everything in an ambulance and go to ukraine via kharkiv volunteers jason donates new clothes for civilians in the east of ukraine and also brings medical kits for the ukrainian military during another visit in may jason brought more than $200,000 worth of aid i i brought tourniquets , jackets, thermal clothing , raincoats, tourniquets, a large batch and some other medical items as well. i also brought some things for nastya as a combat medic. and say goodbye on may 13, jason perry, together with others, came to celebrate and honor the memory of his good friend , kharkiv

perry. towards the sideline. reggie corbin steps out. 29 to play. >> jason: perfect. e.j. perry is a mature guy. coach, two uncles are coaches. he's grown up in football. he understands these situations. he's poised. he's a good leader. make good decisions here early on. you have plenty of time. all you have to do is get into field goal range. need about 25 yards to get himself a chance. >> jac: perry, corbin. and corbin will pick up the first down. the clock will pause momentarily, see if they want to use a time-out here or not. chains reset. and then they will run that clock just like college rules, and there it goes. >> jason: take it now. good. it's a time-out. >> too late now. too late now. >> that could have cost us the game. >> let's go. >> jason: the clock pauses in these two minutes. the ball gets reset. and then it starts again, so, you have to be ready. it's a good time-out by michigan. they started the clock at 23, they lost five seconds. >> referee: please reset the game clock to 21 seconds. >>. >> jac: perry was fired up. eric marty, the offensive coordinator, there in the booth, t

perry mccaffrey here, and jason seriously, a u.s. navy and army special forces veteran.h us. mccaffrey, when you talk about what losing prigozhin or the wagner forces would mean for russia's military, as a military blow to russia, it is because of their particularly brutal and violent tactics that they've had any battlefield successes at all. just brought in the lens a little bit for us, and talk about this force in russia. and this now thorn and international humiliation for putin. >> well, i think the bottom line is the humiliation of putin. there is just absolutely no way that he hasn't been massively weakened by this. the wagner group probably is around 25,000 troops, maybe 10,000 civilian contractors. the russian armed forces is various pieces of its national guard, interior ministry, fsb, 1.4 million. so, i think wagner group, prigozhin, thought he could get them to flip to him. on the face of it, it didn't make any sense. this guy is a criminal, the leadership of the wagner group tends to be motivated by greed. they get the steal, gold diamonds, oil in africa and