and let's dell of into some of the points with steve gil, steve's radio host on political comment here, you're most welcome to the programs they've got to kind of reaction. do you expect to this, given it appears to be a terror attack against the russian citizen on russian, sol? yeah. and it's just now starting to get media attention in the united states. i think it's going to get more obviously in the next couple of days as more information comes out about who perpetrated this, what connections they had. i think the interesting thing is also the united nations is always quick to go in and, and delve into the conflicts and delve into the sort of international incidence. and yet they've been pretty silent when it comes to, to the whole ukraine, russia conflict. and yet you now have what if the f s b information is correct? a ukrainian state sponsored terror attack on foreign soil? and i think the question is, will the united nations will other world leaders step up and to cry that and start to condemn ukraine in the way that they would other terror sponsoring nations? if ukraine was beh

who steve, gil, believe such platforms only promote hatred and should be condemned by all parties. and i don't think it's funny, particularly when you have civilians who are paying to have these inscriptions put on these deadly weapons when there's a history and warfare of combatants putting inscriptions or messages on, on bombs or missiles. but you know, they're firing at each other and they are at risk to have somebody who's thousands and thousands of miles away safely as guys in their home. participating on this is, you know, quite frankly, i think sick, this is not some game. these are deadly weapons. and the ukrainian weapons are not particularly precise, though, when they go awry and get some family in the nation. when they killed children, it began to seem funny to the people that were inscribing anniversary messages on these weapons. it is not funny, it is sick and fright be, it's disgusting. i think the coverage of the washington post definitely promote to do something that you know, people may want to go online and participate in. rather than condemning it for kind of the