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he quickly climbed to the ranks culminating as the 37th vice chief of staff of the united states air force. he then became president of the air force association. he is now the president of the armed forces benefit association five star life insurance company. general spencer was born and raised in a tough all black neighborhood in southeast washington dc known as the horseshoe. and dark horse is his story of humble beginnings to becoming one of only nine african americans to earn the rank of four stars in the united states military. general spencer welcome technology for nearly 14 years it's hard to believe but 14 years already. you're a senior officer during this time, and i knew little of your background unfortunately. after reading your book though. i have learned so much more about you and the challenges you overcame and personal and professional life. you've always been very positive encouraging and absolute pleasure to work with. i found dark horse a very eye-opening read. thank you for sharing your story. and i encourage everybody listening to please pick up a copy of this. it won'

the pride and joy of the united states air force. i guess the saying is true, we just didn't know that it was supposed to be invisible. so you learned about the success of the operation from the new yes, from my new sale at that moment. cougar's pride. it's not every day that you get to shoot down a stealth aircraft. this happened for the 1st time ever. this helped only emotional level by boosting the morale of the 3rd battalion. it remained the most successful battalion throughout the whole bombing operation. it food for 70 a days and didn't suffer any losses that is high here. yeah. amazing. so as far as i understand, if he hadn't shut down the bomber, it would have carried out its nation reg. the sambal nearly almost. it was coming to their air defense command post, but it didn't succeed on its way out. it wanted to strike the 3rd battalion and ended up being shot down. the f 170 ne has a computer that tracks its route so it can avoid any threats. but they didn't know where our defense battalion was maneuvering and hiding. well, t

ah, around 96061 that the united states air force was getting rid of a whole bunch of fighter jets from the korean war. and all this stuff was going into the junk market. and so anchor in los angeles were craig breedlove lived, lived like literally hundreds of j. 47 jet engines were being sold as scrap. so he was able to buy one for almost nothing, $500.00. he got that his 1st jet engine, if he got like an allison engine, it would have cost several $1000.00. so he was trying to save money by getting a jet o packing up to 70000 horsepower. those engines were fitted in 19 fifties air force jones, such as the famous star fire that reached speeds of over 2200 kilometers per hour. exactly what kind of power that could translate into with land vehicles was difficult to decipher. given the lack of testing, our phones knew absolutely nothing about jet engines, but somehow he, he found one from a junk dealer and he found a manual about how to, how these things worked. and he actually took this thing apart with no education, no background whatsoever, just kind of an innate intelligence that he ha

his written a number of books on the era ah, around 96061 that the united states air force was getting rid of a whole bunch of fighter jets from the korean war. and all this stuff was going into the junk market. and so inca in los angeles were craig b love lived, lived like literally hundreds of j. 47 jet engines were being sold as scrap. so he was able to buy one for almost nothing, $500.00. he got that his 1st jet engine, if he got like an allison engine, it would have cost several $1000.00. so he was trying to save money by getting a chat ah, packing up to 70000 horsepower. those engines were fitted in 19 fifties air force jones, such as the famous star fighter that reached speeds of over 2200 kilometers per hour. exactly what kind of power that could translate into with when vehicles was difficult to decipher, given the lack of testing, ah, our phones knew absolutely nothing about jet engines, but somehow he, he found one from a junk dealer. and he found a manual about how to, how these things worked. and he actually took this thing apart with no education, no background whatsoever

things, we'll talk about how to evaluate the congress of ministers at the e-e base of the united states air forceammstein, we'll talk about what to expect from today's speech by us president joe biden in support of ukraine, such a speech is expected already today, and ukraine has been invited to speak at the g20. what does this mean for us, and what exactly will be the effect for us? so, do we have we are guests on the connection, please let us know danylo lubkivskyi should join so far there are no diplomats, the deputy minister of foreign affairs of ukraine is a very deep person i love his comments faho it was interesting to hear about this meeting in german rammstein such a criminal name connect us please give us a phone number. yes , and we hope that i meet in german rammstein will be a little bit different than the key late of this band with which he is associated, so it's a dukhast between geferat & i hab e nyxс you asked me and i didn't say anything here, it was ukraine that asked and was answered. so what does this mean that there were unanimous votes with uh, 40 votes, and no less than 40

united states. therefore, in this case, this track can also be replaced with the help of this exchange . in this sense, i also recall a symbol that rammstein is the main base of the united states air force in europe until 2007, precisely on ramstein's territory contained the largest number of american nuclear warheads, then they were redeployed, and so on, and in this sense, this is an ideal option when you do it at the ramstein base , the main stronghold of conditional coordination and supply. e of ukraine with the most advanced types of western weapons. you need to show that despite this, the united states of america bears. here is the flag of freedom, democracy, humanistic values ​​and others. forgive me for the expression of rubbish, in which no one himself believes, but this machine is information. she will unwind this case in such a way that, in fact, no one will remember that ukraine is actually being turned into a training ground into real meat. but for a war with russia, no one will remember. here they stand. this is biden's phrase in the difficult decisions that were given to him, not easy. well, it means something on him. yes, something somehow influences him. that's right, s

, but i was i understand you want to be like your friends, but he said look you're in the united states air force they have rules. and haircuts of one of them if you want to grow your hair long if that's your priority get out of the air force and grow your hair long, but he says if you want to be an airman, which you have said you wanted to be then you need to follow the rules if that clear that's it chief. yes, that's clear. and by the way, he wasn't this wasn't a a you know thing where i was scared. i mean, he was really getting to me and and i was every word. he said, and then he says something that really changed my life. he said are you in school? are you taking college courses? i said no. i'm not he said why not you need to you know, you need to be in college you need to think about your future you need to think about your earning potential going forward. and so he said i tell you what, i'm gonna do. i'm gonna call the your first sergeant which he we knew and tell them you're gonna be late. and he then drove me and his pickup truck over to the base. they had base education officers back the

the pride and joy of the united states air force. i guess the saying is true, we just didn't know that it was supposed to be invisible. so you learned about the success of your operation from the news? yes. from one who you feel at that moment. i mean cougar's pride. it's not every day that you get to shoot down a stealth aircraft. this happened for the 1st time ever. this helped on the emotional level by boosting the morale of the 3rd baton. it remained the most successful battalion throughout the whole bombing operation. it food for 70 a days and didn't suffer any losses at that aside here. yeah. amazing. so as far as i understand, if he hadn't shut down the bomber, it would have carried out its mission rate. the samo nearly on us. it was coming towards our air defense command post, but it didn't succeed on its way out. it wanted to strike the 3rd battalion and ended up being shot down. the f 170 ne has a computer that tracks its route so it can avoid any threats. but they didn't know where our defense battalion was maneuvering and

discuss military movements in ukraine, deputy executive director colonel james he served in the united states air force 31 years. colonel, it's great to have you. >> thanks for having me on today, mike. mike: these areas are where ukrainian think they are being effective in fighting back to knockback the russians a bit. your thoughts on the intensity of the fighting in and around the ukrainian capital, sir. >> i just got off the phone with a colleague in the area. he said they are moving very quickly to get out of the area. the russians did not anticipate being in the fight that long and they have overextended their supply chain. without their supplies they are not an effective fighting force. they are pushing back to the border. >> a lot of evidence that the russian troops are focusing on the black seaports. a lot of talk about odesa. can you talk about the strategic significance of odesa there in the southeastern portion of ukraine? >> mike, the significant importance at this point with the invading forces is it would give them a black seaports. they are fighting right now to establish a land bridge.

v that we had shot down an f 117, nighthawks, stealth aircraft, the pride and joy of the united states air force. i guess the saying is true, we just didn't know that it was supposed to be invisible. so you learned about the success of your operation from the new yes, from one who you feel at that moment. my man, cougar's pride. it's not every day that you get to shoot down a stealth aircraft. this happened for the 1st time ever. this helped on the emotional level by boosting the morale of the 3rd battalion. it remained the most successful battalion throughout the whole bombing operation. it fought for $78.00 days and didn't suffer any losses at that aside here. yeah, amazing. so as i understand, if he hadn't shut down the bomber, it would have carried out its nation reg, the sambal nearly on us. it was coming towards our air defense command post, but it didn't succeed on its way out. it wanted to strike the 3rd battalion and ended up being shot down. the f 170 ne has a computer that tracks its route so it can avoid any threats. but they didn't know where our defense battalion was maneuvering an

they are kamikaze drones, designed by the united states air force in record times, specifically for useraine. forces will be putting the is to use against russian forces in the east, katie. >> our thanks to raphael sanchez. back here in the united states, the former of the -- the family of the former military read, are celebrating their release. what about reiner? we have not heard from the state department but is this part of the strategy to get her home safely? coming up, i'm going to ask investigative journalist, david rohde, and former director of counter intelligence. now to another crack down on abortion. the oklahoma government is expected to sign a texas style bill, banning abortions after six weeks before many women know they are pregnant. the house approved of the measure without any discussion or debate. as stephanie gosk reports, it comes as the supreme court prepares its ruling on a case that could overturn roe v. wade. >> as early as six weeks, that is when a heartbeat can be detected. after that, the state of oklahoma says that abortions are banned, except in medical emer

a meeting was held at the ranch giant air base in southwestern, germany, the headquarters of the united mate, united states, air force in europe are the objective of the meeting was to rally support for army . ukraine are to help it fight our fresh as latest military assault in the east. b u. s. offense. secretary expressing confidence that ukraine can prevail against russia in this conflict. he said that the u. s. in its allies will meet on a monthly basis to talk about ukraine. let spring in set by fin hall is at the ran shine air base for us. this was a broad coalition said that the u. s. brought together beyond a show of unity and a powerful signal that austin said was sent. what have they achieved? what concrete pledges have they made for ukraine today? well, it's very clear also when you're listening to awesome that to the u. s. has traveled here to europe, so pick up this leading leadership role. what also saying is things need to be stepped up, but also speeded up, we need to move at the speed of war. he sat and basically he's sort of hinting at the slow pace in which germany has been reacting to the war in u

he quickly climbed to the ranks culminating as the 37th vice chief of staff of the united states air force. he then became president of the air force association. he is now the president of the armed forces benefit association five-star life insurance company. general spencer was born and raised in a tough all black neighborhood in southeast washington dc known as the horseshoe. and dark horse is his story of humble beginnings to becoming one of only nine african americans to earn the rank of four stars in the united states military. general spencer welcome technology for nearly 14 years it's hard to believe but 14 years already. you're a senior officer during this time, and i knew little of your background unfortunately. after reading your book though. i have learned so much more about you and the challenges you overcame and personal and professional life. you've always been

i previously served in active duty in the united states air force, i'm a graduate of air war college.ng an opposing military? we establish air superiority. so i'm asking our department of defense to simply follow our very own military doctrine and give ukraine their aircraft they need to win. >> congressman ted lieu, thank you so much for being with us on a sunday afternoon, i appreciate your time. >>> next up, we're staying on this topic, the war in ukraine. and one of the many potential worst case scenarios. we'll talk about how the country is getting ready in case of a chemical attack from russia, that's after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ after switching to the farmer's dog we noticed so many improvements in remi's health. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it looks like nutritious food, and it is. i'm investing in my dog's health and happiness. get started at longlivedogs.com >>> increasing tensions with russia have some experts worried about the possibility of cyber warfare. we haven't seen much of it yet, but the biden administration has issued this warningtous

he quickly climbed to the ranks culminating as the 37th vice chief of staff of the united states air force. he then became president of the air force association. he is now the president of the armed forces benefit association five-star life insurance company. general spencer was born and raised in a tough all black neighborhood in southeast washington dc known as the ho

at rammstein ministers of defense of all nato countries met at the largest outside the united states us air forcease to decide what other weapons to send to ukraine presiding over this meeting, of course, the us secretary of defense late last week. he was in kiev talking with vladimir zelensky and the ukrainian generals asked, in addition to military assistance, which the west has already provided, also new modern heavy weapons, and in huge quantities long-range artillery, tanks, anti-aircraft systems , missiles that could strike deep into russian territory. and after that meeting, austin acknowledged that the task of the west now, i quote , is to weaken russia as much as possible, e.g., according to the head of the pentagon, western countries transferred military assistance to kiev totaling more than $ 5 billion in 2 months , but we still have a lot to do recognized by lloy toaster. heavy offensive weapons are supplied to kiev by the united states great britain, some countries of eastern europe - this is a howitzer , armored vehicles, helicopters, but a lot of those supplied are old equipment th

days were developed by the united states air force in record time a couple of weeks. anchez, coming to us live from lviv, ukraine. thank you very much for that update. joining me now is msnbc chief international security and diplomacy analyst, james served us. he's the former supreme allied commander. as, always thank you for coming to the sunday show. forcing his to first. we don't know if secretary blinken or secretary austin are on their way to ukraine or not. if they are, if they do make this visit the president-elect ski said will happen today, why is that so important? >> it is important because we have two iconic american leaders telling you, blinken, look at the word diplomat in a dictionary. smooth as glass. spills teams, i terrific individual. i know i'm extremely. while he is calm, he is low-key. he personifies the diplomatic side of this. and then lloyd austin, and your contemporary of mine, a couple of years older than i am. as we say in minneapolis, you're going for a west point graduate. this [laughs] everybody in the military has deep respect for lloyd

they are designed in record time by the united states air force, specifically for use by ukrainian forces i got the chance to speak to a ukrainian member of parliament. her name is a solid mia brava. she was in kharkiv on the eastern front of talking to troops there. and she wanted to thank her fellow lawmakers in the united states congress for how quickly they passed that world war ii era land lease a program. it is a lend lease program for the ukrainians. she urged them to move quickly on the 33 billion $1 request for further aid to ukraine. take a listen to some of that conversation. >> i just want to say thank you. what i see on the front line we lack weapons. that is what we need. we have motivation we have guys and girls who are fighting. we need to have something in our arms to fight with against the russians. >> tiffany, you mentioned the pentagon saying that the russians are making uneven progress. i want to give you one example of that. there is a village north of kharkiv, about 12 miles or so, north of where the member of parliament was speaking to us from. the ukrainians have

tactical guided weapon leader, kim jong and says he's preparing for confrontation with the united states. nigeria is air force says it's attacked, training camp for fight is linked to i sal killing or wounding 70 of them. the strike was in niger is nolan stated, born out in a joint operation with neighboring jeff. really sorely members of parliament in somalia are preparing to elect a new president's meeting for the 1st time on saturday. they appointed a 10 person committee to lead the election process. it has been delayed for more than a year by political infighting and attacked by armed groups. at least 2 teenagers have been shot dead and 10 others injured in an attack in pittsburgh. please say about 50 rounds of 5 inside a property where nearly 200 people were gathered for a party. many of them were under age. it is the 2nd mass shooting this weekend in the u. s. and in south carolina, police have detained 3 people after an early shooting in the shopping center. 14 people were injured to are in a critical condition after being shot. yet there were lines got more news coming up here in our da 0 right after

of the united states air force richmond police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened lesskennedy high school. that shouldn't happen on pullman avenue near carlson boulevard about 3 30 yesterday afternoon. police say two people were shot . one died at the scene. the second victim is expected to survive. detectives have not offered any other information about the victims and have not said or released any information about any possible suspects or motive. oakland police are reporting that a 21 year old man has been hospitalized and is fighting for his life after his car slammed into a home early yesterday morning. you're taking a look at video from the citizen app and you can see the car there. after it hit this home on macarthur boulevard near mills college. a passenger who was in that car ran off and police are currently searching for that person. witnesses say the car was speeding. and then went off the road before it hit that house. no one inside the home was hurt. this weekend marks exactly 25 years since one of the deadliest house fires ever in the bay area, dozens of p

guided weapon leader kim jong on the says he's preparing for consultation with the united states. nigeria is air force says it's attacked, a training camp for fighters linked to ice or killing, or wounding 70 of them. a strike was a nigeria in northern state of bono, and a joint operation with neighboring new zone. realized military zone test, releasing hundreds of prisoners in an amnesty for the buddhist new year, but political detainees were not. among those freed, magellan commercial capital, young gone, dozens of protesters had been arrested and detained. he presented, seized power, 14 months ago, nearly sworn in members of parliament in somalia, preparing to elect a new president meeting for the 1st time and saturday, the appointed a 10 person committee to lead the election process. it's been delayed for more than a year by political in fighting at attacks by on groups. and these 2 teenagers have been shot dead and 10 others injured in an attack in pittsburgh. please say about 50 runs were fight inside the property, were nearly 200 people gathered for the party. it's the 2nd match, shooting this

>> this summer, june 23rd, i'll be stepping on to the united states air force academy campus. >> ainsleyant to serve my country the best i can. so that was applying to all academies so i could have an option to serve anywhere. >> ainsley: he's really living up to his name. tell us how you came up with the name noble. >> well, we knew when god blessed us with a son that we wanted him to have a unique name. so we chose noble and our prayer for him his whole life was just to have that noble character, just of honor, honesty and integrity and just to kind of rise above and have that high moral principles and we have been very thankful because god has blessed us with that. and we see those qualities of leadership and maturity in noble. >> ainsley: i know you're very proud of him. you did a great job raising him clearly. what was your reaction when your son got into all five schools? >> we were just really amazed, really felt blessed. we were hoping to get a nomination, he did get many nominations from congressmen and senators. >> ainsley: yes, sir. >> that went forward and just one was great.

united states has published three arctic strategies. all military is the strategy of the ministry of defense, the strategy of the armed forces, the air forcetrategy of the ground forces of the united states and what does it say the arctic is a priority region for building up the american and nato armed forces russia is a geopolitical geopolitical challenge and a threat and the arctic is seen precisely as the arena of geopolitical rivalry. here, how likely is the threat of the militarization of the arctic, er, and what do we do about it, because we really need cooperation, not confrontation in the arctic for our development and for our security, you know, i would start completely it would seem like a different question, but it will answer the question that was asked. you are now often talking about unprecedented inflation in the united states in europe and let's just look at the years when it was, if we look at western television. there say 40 years ago consider the 82nd 81st year of difficulty in the us economy inflation. e. how the united states came out of the crisis in 1985 perestroika hmm new thinking, that is, the united states of ame

and the uk will have many, many more problems before, and the united states of america can withdraw combat units of the naval forces and the air forces in order to really to oppose on a serious level e yourself against china, therefore, this is the tactic of the anglo-saxons. we remember even if we look into a more distant historical perspective. and what did churchill write to roosevelt about the opening of the second front. gotta tighten it up. it is necessary that the maximum they exhausted each other, uh, resources and a human potential for everyone, so that we then dictate our conditions to them. here, when i hear, uh johnson and uh, miles, this is exactly the same anglo-saxon tactic, so china is answering olya to yours. and the question is consistent and can now be trusted, because he clearly imagines for himself the future scenario of geopolitical battles in order to put an end to the unipolar world and continue the formation of a multipolar one. well, it's the ones themselves, from which ursula vonderland was horrified itself is the european union. and china's sedzenzhi said in plain text that we are aware that after m

. >> thank, you i hope you will look at the practices that the united states air force has adopted. considering to do the same thing. mister secretary, last week you announced a new streamline process for ukrainians entering the united states in humanitarian parole through the refugee program. of course, this is very much needed. can you discuss the actions you are taking in order to ensure we reach this 100,000 number. also, what can congress do to support it. if you do that quickly, i have one last question. >> very quickly other mentioned previously, we have the uniting for ukraine program which is a humanitarian parole program. we have already received, i believe, more than 4000 applications. we launched the program on monday. we also deployed our refugee to fairs officers to the region to accept refugee applications. we are going full throttle to realize the presidents commitment to provide refugee relief for 100,000 ukrainians. >> thank you mister secretary. >> finally, our nations refugee an asylum program or once called by the evangelical leadership of this country, the crown

may, it should be ignored, it should be answered with the reply that the united states is now going to be training ukrainian air force pilots on the f-15 and f-16 and a-10. the united states leadership has to change around this deterrent equation and get out of the reactive mode of being deterred by putin and have us start to deter putin himself from taking the kind of heinous actions that we is see day in and day out. >> neil: to your point, general, we don't know much about this icbm test. do you think vladimir putin if pushed and shoved into a corner would lash out with nuclear weapons? >> the short answer -- it's a complex issue that you raise. my short answer is no. he still has survival instinct. he understands the consequences of doing that. now, on the other hand, you raise the point, a nuclear weapons issue returns the essential one. the problem is the united states has spent the last three decades putting nuclear capabilities in their own box. we're behind the ball of thinking how to deal with an increasingly desperate foes that sees nuclear weapons not as a final instrument but as part of the broader orche

at rammstein, the defense ministers of all nato countries met at the largest us air force base outside the united statesdecide what other weapons to send to ukraine and presides over this meeting , of course, the us secretary of defense at the end of last week. he was in kiev talking with volodymyr zelensky they asked ukrainian generals. in addition to the military assistance to which the west is already providing new modern heavy weapons, and in huge quantities long-range artillery, tanks , anti-aircraft systems, aircraft and missiles that could strike deep into russian territory. and after that meeting, austin admitted that the task of the west now, i quote, is to weaken russia as much as possible, according to the head of the pentagon, western countries for 2 months before aliki, his military assistance totaling more than $ 5 billion, but we have to do much more recognized by that toaster. heavy offensive weapons are supplied to kiev by the united states of great britain, some countries of eastern europe are howitzers, armored vehicles, helicopters, but a lot of the delivered equipment is old equipme

. >>> the ukrainian air force putting nato and the united states on blast. they posted a thread on twitter saying the west is not providing them with the tools they need to beat russia. the ukrainian air force tweeted that they desperately need modern fighter jets like the f-15 and f-16 to have a winning chance they say their pilots would be able to fly them after only two or three weeks of additional training the ukrainian air force says they need a modern air defense system like the american patriot missile system to shoot down cruise missiles and advanced aircraft soviet air systems are totally outmatched american anti-aircraft stinger missiles have limited range and really aren't enough to defense the skies against warplanes and missile attacks, according to the ukrainian air force. ukrainians say air superiority will be the deciding factor in this war ukrainian successes on the ground alone will not achieve victory. we now have the dean of the mitchell institute for aerospace studies joining us now david, do you agree that the ukrainians can only defeat