on monday i'm joined by professor michael kim. it's in washington . he is a german marshal, fan fellow, and an expert on us russian relations. welcome to the w. now we've heard president lensky earlier talk about negotiating a potential neutral status for ukraine in exchange for security guarantees. would russia be willing to give that to ukraine? if possible, but of course only one part of the asian stick. your point is what russia will do with the territory is occupied will return that territory. ukraine would ask for a car will make demands that compromise. you can search around sovereignty that i think is the much difficult more difficult for us to negotiate. on that note, as in nancy, also talk about a compromise on the don bass region. that's the part of the senior crane that's been held by probation separatist for years. now. could this be a way out of the war? do you think potentially is of course a huge compromise as well to make and that's why i think he feels he has to go to was on population was there and them to get the authority. but cer

. >> joining us now, professor michael kimage, and kim dozier, cnn global affairs analyst. the u.s. fire missiles, javelins meant for tank and armor and stingers meant for targets in the air. also, intelligence sharing, but not, they're not going to do a no-fly zone. they don't want to go head to head with russian forces there and as the secretary general there, end up the risk of war. are there options beyond what the u.s. and nato are doing now short of a no-fly zone that would supply the ukrainians with additional support? >> well, i hate to say it, there's not much. they could send in something like patriot missile battery. something that could help deter russian air attacks, but the fact of the matter is, by not leaving some of those u.s. or nato forces behind that could some of the systems, they don't have time to train the ukrainians up in the middle of a hot fight on some of these sophisticated anti-air type defenses, and, you know, from the moment they decided to pull all the troops out, this was sort of, you know what, they're providing them, the ukrainians time, but the r

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kim, yongau yu. delaney ashley yongogzalez, paul andre michaels, shial tong and delu fong.my heart aches for these gentlemannians and their families for whom i'm sure the wounds are still fresh. they were victims of unconscionable senseless hate. as a pastor i believe in the sacred worth of every human being that we are strange mixture of dust and devanety, of sod and sky, beauty and possibility. so i'll ask now for all of my colleagues and everyone who can join me in taking a moment of silence to remember these eight georgians and to pray each in our own way for their families. thank you. importantly i must mention, mr. president, that this unspeakable violence was visited largely upon georgians -- georgia's asian american community and especially on women of asian descent. unfortunately this hateful act that horrified atlanta is not isolated. it is a part of a larger trend. last year anti-asian hate crimes increased 339%. think about that. in one year 339% increase in anti-asian hate crimes. it is a so sobering statistic ad should remind all of us of our shared duty in ou

kim. are we asking the wrong question? it is not so much in nato enlargement, but to bring michael's point, is it the black sea and its security issues regarding the lexie? -- the lack sea and the countries that share a border with that? or is it something different about georgia and ukraine because of the special relationship of being part of the russian soul as vladimir putin said. are we on the right track when talking about nato enlargement? >> as somebody who has written about nato enlargement and i never mind discussion about nato enlargement, even though i vehemently disagree with michael's argument, at least he had the 90's was putting out an alternative idea. i believe a lot of people just say nato enlargement was bad, and do not say what they would have done instead. the policy that was chosen and the policies that could have been chosen all have cost and benefits. it is really important to weigh those and consider those. russia has a legitimate security interest as well as ukraine, estonia, poland, nine states -- united states. countries have security interests. when putin put out demands in mid-december about the t

celebrities up there like william shatner of course and michael stray han, pete davidson , from saturday night live and well known for dating kimn board this mission, but a scheduling conflict happened and that didn't take place, so in lieu of that celebrity we're having one of the engineers. stuart: casey i don't know whether you know this but they just put the countdown on hold again with three minutes to go. reporter: another hold? stuart: in other words we aren't going to be able to see the launch. oh, wait a minute it just went the countdown clock just went back on again, i can't believe this , but it's true, there's three minutes to go. reporter: live tv for you. stuart: thanks very much for the report, casey. we'll try to keep the video on the launch, but i think we've gotta go to a hard commercial break, so you will not see it, but we're going to tape it, and you can see it later, the launch of six folks on the bezos blue origin rocket. would you go on that thing? that's you. >> no. would you go on this thing? stuart: no. >> if i could get hot sauce on my food that's enough adventure for me. i'm not going sub-orbital. l